Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 61, Ed. 1 Monday, November 8, 1948 Page: 7 of 8
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7—Gainesville, Tex. Daily Register
Mon., Nov. 7, 1918
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STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE
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Meerschaum, used to make pipe
bowls, is a mineral made of water,
magnesia and silicate.
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The land area of the United
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Gainesville, at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday.
Curtis B. Hay of Dallas, grand
high priest of Texas, will address
the gathering.
2. Oils from Baytown reach
northern furnaces by tanker.
During the cold winter of
1947-48, Baytown shifted its
production schedule to Supply
more heating oils than gaso-
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The length of the boundary of
the United States, on all points
of the compass, is 10,748.
This is the same company many of you worked for along
with J. O. Boyd Construction Company at Camp Howze and
Camp Wolters, January, February and March, 1945.
All Modern New Equipment.
Highly Skilled, Experienced Mechanics.
Next to falconry, fox hunting is
the oldest of all field sports.
The capital investment of the
U. S. oil industry is placed at
20 billion dollars.
About 13,000 companies in the
United States produce oil. .
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1. Close control of every process has
enabled Baytown refinery to make its sub-
stantial contribution to your need for pe-
troleum products. This is the control panel
in one of Baytown’s two catalytic cracking
units, called “cat crackers.” They enable
Baytown to get more finished petroleum
products from crude oil processed at the
refinery.
Royal Arch Masons
invited to Denton
The Denton chapter will be host
to Royal Arch Masons from sev-
General Alarm Fire
Keeps Cop Hopping
CARMEL, Cal. (U.R)—Versatile
“Duke” Dufur, regular police of-
ficer, was a mightly busy and con-
fused man when a general alarm
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5. Wheel Balancing and Carburetors
a Specialty.
Here is a wonderful chance to spend the winter in El
Paso, Texas (a fine climate and Popular Winter Resort). You
can enjoy the climate, fill your pockets and help Uncle Sam
prepare housing for his new draftees all at the same time.
This job is good for three to five months—Pays $1.25 per
hour for an eight hour day and time and one-half for all Sat-
urdays, Sundays and Holidays. A full week’s pay is $80.00..
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3. The laboratories are the brain of Bay-
town refinery. In the research laboratory
experiments are conducted which may re-
sult in new and more efficient refinery
equipment, or a petroleum product of
higher quality for your use. A new and
even more complete research laboratory
is now under construction. Other labora-
tories check and control every step of the
refining process.
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A MODERN adaption of the southern colonial theme, this
small house can be built with or without the rear bedroom wing,
which can be acded later. This plan, 616-A, by the Small Home
Plan Service, Shaw & Renneker, architects, Box 2821 Woodlawn
Station, Birmingham 6, Ala., covers an area of 1,097 square feet,
exclusive of porch, which adds 192 square feet.
was president, A. J. Levin bought
a shirt here.
It was a good shirt and he liked
it. But it began to get a little tat-
tered recentlv so he sent it back
to the local store clear from Mill
Corners, Mich., and asked them to
send him a duplicate.
Now store employes are con-
ducting a nation-wide hunt for a
siimlar shirt, hoping to keep a
satisfied customer satisfied.
Farmers, Roofers, Handymen
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TRAVEL BY BUS
DIXIE
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Corner Rusk and Elm Streets
Phone 22
Store Wants to Keep
Customer Satisfied
PACIFIC GROVE, Cal. (UP)—
This is the tale of a shirt, a na-
tion-wide search, and a satisfied
customer from Michigan—satis-
fied for 22 years.
Back in 1926, when Coolidge
Virgie W. Wallace, M. D.
announces the removal of
his offices to
110 East Pecan
(Across from Central Fire
Hall)
Hilburn
MOTOR CO.
YOUR FORD DEALER
214 North Dixon
Phone 966
Month after month since 1941, Humble’s Bay-
town refinery has established new records for the
volume of crude oil it has processed. Now, to cap
the record, the refinery is processing an average of
about 250,000 barrels of oil a day.
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refinery who work in shifts around the clock to put every possible barrel
of oil through each unit.
But the climax to the story hasn’t yet been reached. Your growing
need for petroleum products is urging Baytown’s scientists to devise new
methods to get more of the products you use from every barrel of crude
oil; to extend present facilities and to develop new ones; to supply you
with finished products of higher quality and greater efficiency.
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Sheridan Road & 3rd St., Logan Heights, Fort Bliss, Texas.
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Mrs. Murphy Elected
To Office in Oklahoma
Mrs. M. L. Murphy, niece of
Miss Annie Western of Gaines-
ville, was elected superintendent
of schools of Creek county, Okla.,
in last Tuesday’s election.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and chil-
dren, Marvin, Jr., Frances Mau-
rine and Anna Colleen, live in
Sulphur. Mrs. Murphy is the for-
mer Miss Lillian Western, the
daughter of the late R. E. and
Mrs. Emma Western of Oklahoma
City.
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For quick comforting help for Backache,
Rheumatic Fains, Getting Up Nights, strong
cloudy urine, irritating passages, Leg Pains,
circles under eyes, and swollen ankles, due
to non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles, try Cystex. Quick, complete
satisfaction or money back guaranteed. Ask
your druggist for Cystex today.
fire struck nearby Monterey’s
famed Cannery Row.
Dufur, off duty at the time,
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Now you can have bright,
cheerful, colorful kitchen walls
at a cost that everyone can
afford. Choose your favorite
color scheme from the seven
attractive colors available.
Then, apply Handityle right
over your old walls.
You'll be amazed at the
change! The attractive glass-
like, lustrous, plastic - coated
surface gives enduring beauty,
ends cleaning drudgery and
saves you the cost of repaint-
ing every year or two. It can-
not crack, peel or blister. A
damp cloth will clean it easily.
Come in today, we have
Handityle in stock. No need
to wait.
The name of George Grice
on Your Insurance Policy
is like Sterling on Silver.
GEO. M. GRICE
306 East California Ph. 73
rushed to the fire house since he
is also a volunteer fireman. As fire
equipment was ready to roll, he
was called back by an alert for
extra policemen. He started for
Monterey again, this time in a po-
lice car, but he was called back
again to drive the Carmel ambu-
lance—another of his duties. He _
finally got to the fire—where he
directed traffic.
2. Genuine Factory Parts.
Hotel Manager Admits
Four-Footed Guests
ST. LOUIS (U.R)—The manage-
ment of the Hotel Statler was a
trifle nonplussed to find two live
heifers in the service elevator.
Attendants explained that the
animals were to be Exhibit A and
B at a lecture on feeder calves in
the hotel dining room.
The management reluctantly
admitted the “guests” only after a
tarpaulin had been spread from
the dining room to the elevator.
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Address Teachers
. Here Tuesday
School teachers and school
board members from four North
Texas counties will be in Gaines-
4 ville Tuesday night to hear Pat
Norwood, executive secretary of
the Gilmer - Aiken committee,
speak at 7:30 p. m. at the Junior
High school auditorium.
Mr. Norwood was asked to dis-
2 cuss findings of the committee,
which earlier made a survey of
public school facilities in the state
of Texas.
As result of the committee’s
survey, certain legislation is being
drafted for submission before the
next state legislature, and Mr.
Norwood is expected to discuss
this proposed legislation.
All Gainesville and Cooke coun-
ty teachers and trustees are ex-
pected to attend, as well as teach-
ers from Grayson, Collin and
Denton counties.
Roy P. Wilson, superintendent
of schools in Gainesville, said that
the meeting would take the place
a of the regular monthly city teach-
K ers meeting.
The high school and junior col-
lege choir, directed by Bob Pratt,
will furnish music for the pro-
gram.
WHITESBORO, Nov. 8. — Mrs.
M. A. Younger has returned to her
home in Bowie after a visit here
with her sister, Mrs. R. N. Young-
er.
Miss Mable Tamkin and Mrs.
Ora Harshaw of Fort Worth were
guests of Mack Greene and his sis-
ter, Mrs. L. M. Butler, last week.
B. T. Suddath is home from Wil-
son N. Jones hospital, where he
was a medical patient.
Mrs. A. D. Hagan is a patiert at
St. Vincent's Hospital, Sherman.
Mrs. and Mrs. Bob Glispie have
had as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Frat Davis and children of Sul-
phur Springs, and A. F. Mallet
and son, A. J., of Dallas.
Mrs. Ray Fitch and Mrs. D. L.
Magee have returned from Fort
Worth, where they visited their
nephew, Sterling Gibson.
Miss Faye Viars has returned
from Fort Worth, where she vis-
ited her sister, Mrs. Fred Poffen-
bach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers recent-
ly visited his mother, Mrs. Ora
Ayers.
Mrs. J. H. Mills has returned
from Stamford, where she visited
her son, Jack Mills and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kukai and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Varley of Tulsa, Okla., were
weekend guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Baytown’s record-breaking story is the story of
your increasing need for oil, your increasing need
for petroleum products of greater variety and
higher quality. It is also the story of an earnest
effort to supply your need, a story of the scientific
development of new methods, the building of new
equipment, the training of a small army of work-
men in the complex duties of refinery operation.
And it is a tribute to the men and women of the
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1920. Five years later, the refinery handled 42,000
barrels of crude oil daily; in 1935,101,000 barrels;
as late as 1945, crude runs were 185,000 barrels
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Huffaker.
Miss Yvonne Goodman of Dal-
las is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman.
Mesdames Del Stark, Leslie
Hattox and Boz Glispie were in
Dallas Thursday on business.
Mrs. V. G. White, her daughter,
Mrs. J. E. Carpenter and husband
have had as their guests Mrs.
White’s son, V. G. White and wife
of Mt. Vernon, Ill. Mr. and Mrs.
Statham Ricks and children of
Dallas.
Mark Smith, Jr., and family
have moved to Donaldson, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs) Ji. C. McGaughey
of Greenville have concluded a
visit here with Mrs. Clyde Bel-
sher.
Mrs. J. B. Bass has returned
from Gainesville where she vis-
ited Mrs. R. J. Timmis.
Mrs. Geo. Cowgur, who has
been a patient in a Sherman hos-
pital three weeks, improved.
Mrs. Robert Waldo is a patient
at St. Vincent’s hospital, Sherman.
Mrs. Archie Alden is a patient
at St. Vincent’s hospital, Sherman.
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 61, Ed. 1 Monday, November 8, 1948, newspaper, November 8, 1948; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1510447/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.