Ward v. Consolidated Foods Corporation
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JAMES, Justice.
This is a suit involving an employment agreement. Plaintiff-Appellant C. D. Ward sued Defendant-Appellee Consolidated Foods Corporation and its division “Hollywood Brands” for damages arising out of an employment agreement, the written memorandum of which is the following letter:
“HOLLYWOOD BRANDS
Division of Consolidated Foods Corporation, Centralia, Illinois 62801
Joseph W. Pridmore President
July 24, 1968
Mr. C. D. Ward
7909 Nórdica
Niles, Illinois
Dear C. D.:
I am delighted that you are joining Hollywood Brands. I know that you will be good for Hollywood and Hollywood will be…
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