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■■ 1100—LEGAL NOTICES
22—SPECIAL NOTICES
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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FRIGIDAIRE
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400 East California
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highway 77.
phone 924-W.
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Radio Repair,
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2 miles east, highway 82, phone
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were
rooms
diversion,
chocolate
served.
Morris street after 6.
S^reaiTestaue^
IF YOU have a house for sale, or
if you want to buy one, call or
see J. M. Russell, 1016 E. Main,
NEW 4-room house, bath, price
$2250. Call 2253-W before 3 p.
presented to
Tuesday, for
home room
FOR SALE—Milch cows, choice
of two milking shorthorn bulls;
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WANT ADS
• Too Late to Classify
35—WANT TO RENT___
WANTED—Small farm on' thirds
and fourths, not too far from
sorry I had to interrupt,” she said, “but
it was an emergency.”
“That’s perfectly all right,” said the
neighbor, “and I have an idea about this
party-line business. Most of our calls
aren’t too important. Why don’t we
all agree when any one of us has an im-
portant call that we will ask for the line?”
“That’s a wonderful idea,” said Mrs.
White.
So they all agreed, and service on that
party line has been fine ever since.
Anderson.
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9—ROOM AND BOARD__
ROOM and board or private room.
Phone 2241, or inquire 618 N.
Student Council
Constitution Is
Up For Approval
The constitution of the high
school student council and three
I
5—MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED — Janitor for Whaley
Memorial Methodist church.
Telephone 1146 or see Rev. Roy-
Cleaning
Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
22—SPECIAL NOTICES_____
FOR RENT — Sanding machines
and edgers. Stevens Homes Im-
provement Shop, 306 E. E. Califor-
2—PERSONAL___________
NEW Charis S-P girdle stays put,
never rides up. Call 603 for ap-
Cooke County Cooking School
AT STATE THEATRE
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COME TO THE
22g—HOUSE LEVELING_____
HOUSE leveling and foundation
work, guaranteed 1 year. Young &
Pearson, 922 W. Scott, ph. 2012-W.
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SPECIAL CLOSE OUT SALE—
Men’s pawnbroker suits, $6.98.
Miller’s Cleaners, Clothiers, (dl)
FOR keepsakes guaranteed, order
baby shoes bronzed through
FOR SALE — Lovely 4 ¥2-room
house, Venetian blinds, garage,
store room, tile cabinet, attic fan,
ceiling fan, newly painted, insu-
lated, and wired for electric or
gas range. Priced to sell. Apply
15—FOR SALE, Miscellaneous_
FOR SALE—Triumph seed wheat,
$3.00 per bushel, Ceresan, $1.00
per lb. Fant Milling Co., Gaines-
LIFE Defender tubes, for extra
safety in driving, use Wards
Life Defender tubes. In all popu-
lar sizes. Montgomery Ward.
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JOHN ATCHISON,
County Judge,
Cooke County, Texas
(16-23-30)
HILBURN MOTOR CO.
Ford Dealer
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TheNEW Features,
Once upon a time (and it wasn’t so long
ago) there were some neighbors on a tele-
phone party line. Everything was all
right, except when anyone wanted to use
the line it seemed someone else was
always using it.
j stock. For immediate service,
(29) phone No. 6, collect. Gainesville
and string music furnished the
Popcorn balls, hot
FOR RENT — Furnished apart-
ment, bills paid. 523 Moran.
I ____________________________________(29)
FOR RENT—Large 3-room apart-
s ment, nicely furnished, electric ,______
refrigerator and cook stove, built- i CASH paid for dead or crippled
in cabinet, private. 403 S. Dixon, j stock. For immediate service,
PROVE
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Attorney General
O.K.’s Sullivant
Holding Two Jobs
Cooke County Attorney Carroll
F. Sullivant may also serve as a
trustee of the Gainesville public
schools, the Texas attorney gen-
eral said Monday.
Mr. Sullivant had requested the
information after the Gainesville
city council appointed him to be-
come a member of the board ef-
fective Oct. 22, 1949. He suc-
ceeded LeRoy Robinson, who re-
mains secretary of the school
board. Mr. Robinson said Mon-
day that there has been no meet-
ing of the local school board since
early in October.
The opinion written by As-
sistant Attorney General James
E. Ferguson, according to The
Associated Press, said that since
Mr. Sullivant’s two offices are
not incompatible and the office
of trustee carries no pay, there is
no constitutional or legal viola-
tion.
friend who had a friend who
wouldn’t fail him. He’s really
“hurting” though. His girl friend
not only thinks he’s got the
tickets, but has bought a new out-
fit in which to see the game.
Lester Jordan, athletic business
manager at Southern Methodist
has repeatedly announced that
the game is a sellout and that he
does not have any of the 75,000
plus tickets available.
Sure wish I had an old sewing
machine.
COOKE COUNTY
COOKING SCHOOL
State Theatre .. Nov. 29 - 30 - Dec. 1
9:30—11:30 Daily
32—FARMS FOR SALE______
FOR SALE—85 acres, one mile
north of Gainesville on new
highway and North Weaver street;
5-room modern house, barn and
dairy barn, small down payment,
balance 5%. L. P. Beck; Lucille
K.Bell._______________(26)
FOR RENT—80 acres, cultivation,
some pasture, 3-room house.
Apply 410 N. Commerce; 417 N.
the home
AND MARKET
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.A,
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town. Phone 560.
41—RADIO
LEACH BROS.
Here’s A Way To
Get A Ducat To
SMU-Irish Fray
By WILBUR MARTIN
DALLAS, Nov. 23 (TP)—Want to
see Southern Methodist and Notre
Dame play in Dallas Dec. 3?
Haven’t got a ticket?
Want a ticket?
. If you’ve got a sewing machine
you don’t want, you can trade it
for two tickets to the game. See
the personal column in the Dal-
las Morning News.
You haven’t got a sewing ma-
chine. Tch. Tch.
Well, maybe you’ve got a tele-
vision set you’re willing to trade
for a couple of ducats? See the
same personals column.
There are almost as many peo-
ple willing to sell or trade their
tickets to. this game as there are
people wanting to buy them.
But the people who’ve got them
aren’t “hurting” as bad as the
people who want them.
For instance, one man is adver-
tising for four tickets. He’ll pay
$100 for them.
One fellow who had two tickets
to sell snickered at our offer of
$10 per ticket.
There’s many a reason behind
these plaintive advertisements.
What are some of them?
Well, one fellow we know fig-
ured he knew a friend who had
a friend who wouldn’t fail him.
So he invited a couple of buddies
down to see the game. He’s one
of those “hurting” now.
Another also figured he knew a
also .large concrete mixed. Scott,
work. Phone 533-M.
4—LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Walker white fox hound,
has no collar, liberal reward.
See Dutch Funderburk, 909 North
Dixon, or Bill Jenkins, Lone Star
Gas Plant.___________________(24)
LOST OR STRAYED—One heifer
two years old, black with white
face. “4J” on left hip. Phone
2286. (27)
22f—FLOOR SANDING and
FINISHING
HENRY E. NELSON, phone
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14—BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
__RENT OR LEASE_______
FOR RENT — Brick store build-
ing, corner East California and
Schopmeyer streets; recently re-
plastered and repainted inside.
Large plate glass window front;
alley in rear. Suitable for gro-
cery store or other retail business.
Can give quick possession. See
Joe M. Leonard, Sr., telephone
554. (tf)
Rice Favored Over
Baylor In Final
Grid Selections
By HAROLD CLAASSEN
NEW YORK, Nov. 23 (P) —
Making the final football selec-
tions not in the least pleased with
an average of .806 for the season
on 529 correct picks of 657 games.
This week’s picks:
Notre Dame over Southern
California: The Irish will pile up
an early score and retain their
ranking as the nation’s No. 1
team.
Army over Navy: The Midship-
men deadlocked the Cadets a
year ago and have a better team
this year but they are doomed to
defeat.
Cornell over Pennsylvania:
Cornell’s sharper attack, led by
Dorset and Chollet, to defeat the
Quakers.
Rice over Baylor: The advant-
age of playing at home gives Rice
the thin edge in this one with a
bid to the Cotton bowl going to
the victor. It is a Saturday con-
test.
Texas over Texas A&M; almost
everyone has belted the Aggies
this year but the cheering Cadets
may inspire the club to give the
Longhorns a rough Thanksgiving
afternoon.
Kentucky over Miami: Al-
though Miami isn’t a Southeast-
ern conference member it has
been ruled that a victory for Ken-
tucky Friday night would lift the
Wildcats into the title race and
make them eligible for bowl con-
sideration.
Oklahoma over Oklahoma
A&M: Jim Lookabaugh quits as
A&M’s coach after this game. But
his team will need more than the
desire to give him a farewell vic-
tory.
Louisiana State over Tulane:
Strictly on a hunch.
Finishing the rest in a hurry:
Thursday: North Texas over
Nevada, Houston over St. Louis.
Saturday: Southern Methodist
over TCU, Tulsa over Arkansas.
12—APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOR RENT — Furnished 2-room
apartment with refrigerator,
First Methodist WSCS
Circle 1 Finishes Study
The last two chapters of the
Methodist study, “Japan Begins
Again” were reviewed by mem-
bers of Circle No. One of the
Women’s Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church at the meeting Monday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Jack Howeth.
Mrs. W. O. Edgington, presi-
dent, had charge of the short
business session, in which reports
were heard from officers of
standing committees.
Mrs. H. E. Lindell discussed
chapter nine of the study, “All
Japan for Christ.” Mrs. Edging-
ton reviewed chapter 10, “Enter-
ing the Opened Door.”
Following the meeting, the hos-
tess served tea and cookies to
those present, and the remainder
of the afternoon was spent in-
formally.
ratification. The
representatives to
WANTED — Man for Rawleigh
I business in Gainesville or East
I Cooke county. No experience
! needed to start. Sales easy to
! make and profits large. Start im-
i mediately. Write R a w l e i g h’s,
Dept. TXK - 480 - 190A, Memphis,
Tenn., or see A. O. Smith, 328 Nor-
. mal, Denton, Texas.
i ______________(nl8-21-23-25-28-30)
j Classified Ads Bring Results.
6—FEMALE HELP WANTED__
i WANTED — Part time laundress
i and housekeeper, colored pre-
Morgan Flock Lays
Good Egg-zample
For Sister Hens
Sure to egg on Mrs. Hugh Mor-
gan’s White Leghorn hens is a
report that they ranked fourth in
the October ratings of hens
throughout the state entered in
the Texas Farm and Home Egg
Laying contest being conducted
by the Texas A. and M. College
extension service.
The flock entered by Mrs. Mor-
gan, route 1, Gainesville, av-
eraged 23.45 eggs per hen, egg-
zactly 1.98 eggs fewer than the
leading layers, of San Jacinto
county. Mrs. Morgan’s hens are
entered in the competition group
reserved for flocks from 100 to
300 hens in size.
Three other competition groups
are in the contest—301 to 600
hens, 601 to 1,000 hens and 1,001
hens and more. Owners of the
four flocks in each group show-
ing the highest average egg pro-
duction for the ten-month period
ending next July 31 will be
awarded prizes.
Nine persons in Cooke county
have entered flocks in the con-
test. Mrs. Morgan’s flock, con-
sisting of 103 hens which layed
2,415 eggs in October, ranked
first in the county at the end of
the first month of the contest.
Stove Repair
George Hobbs Furniture
_____Phone 1847_______(d3)
NEON SIGNS; sales and service.
Leach Brothers, phone 105.
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CALL R. B. PARIS for carpenter
repair work or painting. No job
too small. Phone 1737-J-3. (dl4)
RADIATOR
REPAIRS
5 From County to
Witness Award of
Farm Housing Loan
At least five persons whose
work is concerned with farmers’
affairs in Cooke county will at-
tend a public ceremony in Win-
don, Fannin county, Friday mark-
ing the first Texas loan under a
new federal farm housing pro-
gram. A 41-year-old farmer,
Eugene Winchester, will receive
the first loan. Speaker of the
House Sam Rayburn of Bonham
will present a $5,000 check to the
farmer.
Also participating in the cere-
mony will be Dillard B. Lasseter,
national administrator of the
Farmer’s Home administra-
tion. The program will begin at
2 p.m. in the Windon high school
auditorium.
L. J. Cappieman, Texas director
of the FHA announced in Dallas
this week that the loan to Win-
chester would be one of the first
made in the nation under a four-
year lending program to be ad-
ministered by the FHA. Congress
recently enacted a law and ap-
propriated funds for loans for re-
building and repairing farm
structures. Applications for loans
under the program are pending
throughout the state.
Loans will be granted to finance
construction and repair of farm
houses and other buildings and
provide for minor improvements
to insure healthful, sanitary and
safe farm housing, according to
Cooke County FHA Supervisor
John D. Cunningham, whose of-
fice is accepting applications for
loans. Loans, he said, will be
made to farmers who cannot ob-
tain necessary credit elsewhere.
Planning to attend uhe Friday
ceremony are three FHA county
committeemen, Bert A. Martin of
Valley View, Jake G. Biffle of
Myra and Rufe W. Winger of
Callisburg; H. B. Newberry,
county supervisor of the Produc-
tion and Marketing administra-
tion, Gainesville, and Mr. Cun-
ningham.
Central Hide & Rendering Co.
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DEAD ANIMALS wanted. High-
est cash price paid. Fast and
efficient service. Phone 1777.
•Gainesville Rendering Plant.
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19—DOGS
KENTON KENNELS. 1901 Re-
finery road, phone 536-W.
___(dl5)
I THINK I’m getting the Califor-
nia fever. I’m closing out grown
dogs and puppies, cockers, fox ter-
riers, bulldogs, bird dogs, collies,
registered Scottie puppies. Scott,
two miles east on highway 82.
Phone 1421-J-3.__(25)
FOR SALE—Liver and white
pointer, trained gun dog. Fred
M. Schmid, Sinclair Camp, Wal-
INLAID linoleum, rubber and as-
phalt tile, large selection of pat-
terns, installed by skilled mechan-
ics. Stevens Homes Improvement
Shop, 306 E. California, phone 272.
______(d4)
SPECIAL SALE—Now in stock.
Men’s new tailor-made suits.
Regular price $50, $55 and up.
Now for $29.95. Miller’s Clean-
ers, Clothiers.__(dl)
STOVES, slightly damaged. One
natural gas Supreme, regular
$204.95, now $164.88; one Butane
gas deluxe, regular $174.95, now
$144.88; one Butane gas stove, reg-
ular $99.95, now $74.88; one large
oil circulating heater, regular
$84.95, now $39.88. New stove
guarantee on each. Montgomery
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ELECTROLUX SALES and serv-
ice. Dave Sweeney, phone
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WANTED—2 girls at T & O Tav-
ern. Some experience; also
health card required. See Mrs.
O. M. Knight, 8 miles north on
script warrants issued and to be
issued in purchasing certain road
machinery and certain right-of-
way for farm to market roads and
State highways in various pre-
cincts of Cooke County, Texas, the
maximum maturity date to be the
1st day of April, 1960, and the
Court will levy a continuing direct
annual ad valorem tax out of 15c
Road and Bridge Fund Tax, au-
thorized by Section 9, Article VIII
of the Constitution for the pur-
pose of paying the principal of and
interest on the indebtedness cre-
ated, and proposed to be created,
and which said indebtedness will
be presented by such time war-
rants when and as the same are is-
sued and delivered.
This Notice, is issued pursuant
to that certain order passed by
the Commissioners’ Court of
Cooke County, Texas, on the 14th
day of November, 1949, and such
order is hereby adopted by refer-
ence and shall be considered as
much a part of this notice as if in-
corporated herein in detail.
Witness my official signature,
this the 14th day of November,
1949.
LARGE 6-room house, corner lot,
beauty business in home. Owner
transferred, sell as home or busi-
ness, reasonable. 533 N. Denton,
phone 1604._________________(24)
FOR SALE—Small 2-room house.
8—WORK WANTED, FEMALE
WANTED Practical nursing, day
or night. Reliable hospital
trained. Phone 560._________(30)
EXPERIENCED typist, assistant
time keeper and cashier seeks
employment. Will consider sales
and cookies were
A)
T ‘f
V to check the books and money sit-'
uation of each club.
To be eligible for the student
council, one must be a regularly
enrolled student, passing three
out of four subjects.
(5 One day Mrs. White, one of the
'' 7 neighbors on the line, had to call
a doctor in a hurry. Someone was using
the line. Mrs. White hesitated, then broke
right in . . .
“Please,” she said, “my little girl’s
sick. May I have the line to call a doctor?”
“Oh, yes,” said the others, and hung
right up.
A short time later, Mrs. White called
the person she had interrupted. “I’m
Attending were Kenneth Malli-
cote, Pete Potts, Ben Calhoun,
Norman Mills, Elwyn Miller.
Guests were Alma Jean Potts,
Narca Lee and Nancy Price, Myra
Lee Barnes, Tommy Miller,
Mmes. Archie Price, Kenneth
Mallicote, A. E. Barnes, Miss r
Nella Ann Boydstun and the
hosts. _____________
Antiseptic Ointment Aid For
Bruises, Burns, Cuts
For helpful antiseptic aid in relieving
the pain and discomfort of externally
caused minor skin irritations and abra-
sions, superficial cuts, minor surface
burns, sunburn and bruises, use Grays
Ointment as directed. Medicated to cling.
M. G. Boydstun Host To
Baptist Class Thursday
VALLEY VIEW, Nov. 21 —
Members of the men’s Sunday
school class of the Baptist church
were entertained in the home of
their teacher, M. G. Boydstun on
Thursday night. Games of 42
couple only. 836 N. Grand.
______________________________(26)
FOR RENT — Furnished south
apartment, garage. $35 month.
Bills paid. Couple only. Phone
I 2132-J after 6:30 p. m. 1117 Han-
cock.___________________________(29)
FOR RENT — Four-room unfur-
nished apartment with private
bath. 214 East Broadway. Phone
2175-J._________________________(26)
2-ROOM furnished apartment,
private bath, Frigidaire. 529 N.
Denton, phone 2087-W.___(26)
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
I apartment, bills paid. 601 N.
j Denton.____(30)
| Tell your merchant you saw his
| advertisement in The Register.
Classified Rates
Minimum charge--------70c
1 time________per word 4c
3 times________per word 7c
6 times________per word 10c
Classified ads payable in advance.
ERRORS—The Register reserves
| the right to edit, reject and clas-
I sify all classified ads. Advertis-
[ ers are requested to notify us im-
mediately of any error in their
I ads, we are responsible for only
one incorrect insertion.
FOR RENT — Furnished 3-room
apartment, bills paid. Couple.
Phone 1372-J after 5.________(d23)
FOR SALE-—Chicken house, 7x12
NOTICE—Have you tried Spred-
Satin, the wonder paint for
walls and woodwork? Stevens
Homes Improvement Shop, phone
272.___(d4)
SEPTIC tank cleaning. Author-
ized by City of Gainesville. G.
R. England, phone 1456-J-2.
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I KEEP small children by hour
or week. Good care. 823 Smith.
___________(26)
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9 Wsh
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250 GALLON propane tank, al-
most new. See H. J. Foreman,
_______________________________(29)
FOR SALE—Battery fryers; also
baby chicks 1 week to 7 weeks
old. 908 S. Howeth Avenue.
__(24)
NYLON hose, 54 and 66 gauge,
$1.00. Tommy Cheaney Boot
Shop.____(28)
FOR SALE—Electric press drill,
A-1 shape. 1137 N. Commece,
phne 922-W.______________(26)
FOR SALE—Yard fertilizer, 3-
yard load, $6.00 delivered. Bez-
ner Poultry Co., phone 234. (26)
Classified Ads Bring Results.
16—WANTTOEUY
WANTED—Scrap cast iron, $1.25
per hundred. Gainesville Iron
Works. (n26)
17—LIVESTOCK
• APPLIANCES
H and H Sales. General Electric appliances, 212 E. California.
• AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
F. E. Schmitz Motor Co. Phone 187.
• BEAUTY SHOPS
Allen Beauty Shop, 106 W. Elm. Phone 1042.
• BICYCLE REPAIR
A. D. Laster Tin & Bicycle shop, 311 N. Commerce. Phone 911.
• BUTANE GAS AND APPLIANCES
Enderby Butane gas. Day 181, night 1864-A-1.
Greenwood Butane Appliances, 208 West California.
• CABINET MAKERS
Gainesville Planing Mill, 400 North Chestnut street. Phone 1216.
• CLEANERS
Acme Cleaners and Hatters, 304 E. California. Phone 282.
Lone Star Cleaners, 107 South Commerce. Phone 332.
• DRY GOODS
Federated Stores, 101 E. California. - Phone 171.
• ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Golightly Electric, 316 East California. Phone 644.
Parker Electric, 110 S. Rusk. Phone 1570.
• FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
Floor Sanding, finishing. 22 years experience in Gainesville.
J. R. (Bob) Nelson. Phone 1459. 116 North Grand.
• GLASS: Auto, Window, Furniture Tops, Mirrors, etc.
Gainesville Glass and Trim Shop, 311 N. Chestnut street. Pho. 910.
• INSURANCE
G. D. Bell Insurance Agency. Phone 442.
• LUMBER
Haynes Lumber Co., 216 West Broadway. Phone 186.
J. C. Wooldridge Co., corner Broadway and Dixon. Phone 76.
Joe B. Walter Lumber Co., 705 Summit Ave. Phone 2020.
Waples-Painter company, 301 W. California. Phone 1248.
• MONUMENTS
Permanent memorials. Elmer Hatcher. Phone 1709-W-3.
• NURSERY
Proffer and Woolfolk Nursery, Hwy. 82. Pho. 1592-W1; 1421-Jl.
• PLUMBING
Frank J. Hanss, 1031 N. Lawrence. Phone 2392.
• PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING
Buckingham’s Commercial Printery, 302 E. Calif. Phone 131.
The Free Press—Commercial Printers—Social Book—LITHO-
GRAPHERS—ENGRAVING—112 Harvey. Phone 290.
Hugh McKinney, 106 E. Elm. Phone 1739. Commercial printing.
g TAXICABS
City Taxi Co., 306 East Elm. Phone 1238.
Safeway Cab Co., 215 East Elm. Phone 1595.
• TIRES
Goodyear Tires, Stephenson Tire and Battery, 200 N. Commerce.
• TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Lloyd Roane, 215 Lindsay street. Phone 682.
Stowers Transfer and Storage, 819 North Grand. Phone 213.
• VENETIAN BLINDS
Gainesville Venetian Blind company, 1010 N. Grand. Phone 1654.
• WHOLESALE PLUMBING
Waples Painter Co., wholesale plumbing and supplies. Corner
Elm and Chestnut. Phone 1848.
the council will vote in the next
council meeting, according to the
simple majority of their home
room’s decision in both cases.
Names suggested by the coun-
cil were “Student Council,”
“Leopard Council,” and “Student
Forum.”
The constitution stated these
purposes for a student council:
“1. To help maintain a form
of school government which en-
courages student-teacher coop-
eration.
“2. To encourage high stand-
ards of character, leadership,
scholarship, sportsmanship, and
school spirit.
“3. To acquire experience in
the practice of democratic prin-
ciples.
“4. To promote the general
welfare of the student body.”
According to the constitution,
the president of each home room
and another representative of the
opposite sex will be members of
the council, and are to be elected
by the home rooms the first six
weeks in each new year.
It also says that the president of
the senior class will be the presi-
dent of the council; the president
of the junior class, the vice presi-
dent; and the president of the
sophomore class is the secretary
and treasurer.
All amendments and measures
may be passed by a simple ma-
jority of the student body and ap-
proval of the faculty. There will
be an advising committee to meet
with the faculty.
The constitution states that
there shall be an auditing com-
mittee composed of the treasurer
of the organization and the treas-
urer of each club in high school
25a—WALLPAPER_________
WALLPAPER. Bohls Store. (tf)
26—MATTRESS RENOVATING
FOR mattresses and upholstering.
C. S. Wood, 1421 East Pecan.
___________________________(dl4)
27-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE — Ladies’ and chil-
dren’s ready-to-wear and fabric
shop on the main street in Nocona.
Small investment. See or call
Otto Menaseo, Nocona, Texas.
Phone 595. (26)
31—HOUSES FOR SALE
TWO-STORY red brick home at
402 South Denton, directly
across from First Presbyterian
church. Now bringing in $171.50
per month. Eligible for veteran’s
loan. See or call Ralph Breed-
ing, phone 614-W. Will give
terms._______________________(dl7)
FOR SALE — 4-room modern
house, hardwood floors. Owner
leaving town. 1503 Cherry, phone
/ BASKET OF
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especially car radios; also new
electric radios. Delivery service.
217 N. Commerce, phone 105.
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RADIO repair service. Cliff Mc-
Mahon, 400 E. Calif., phone 684.
____________________________(dl6)
41a—REFRIGERATORS______
Refrigeration repair service. We
repair anything electrical. Cliff
McMahon, 400 E. Calif., ph. 684.
______________________________(d7)
REFRIGERATION and air condi-
tioning service, 19 years experi-
ence on all makes. Horace Dob-
kins, phone 1104. (dl)
42—FARMS FOR RENT______
FOR RENT — 40 acres, pasture,
modern house, 18 miles north-
east Gainesville. $200 year. Mrs.
Alma Mask, Box 1112, Enid, Okla.
(28)
-
52—AUTO LOANS__________
Quick loans on autos, trucks, trac-
tors. Sales financed or present
note refinanced. Consolidate
your debts into one easy payment.
PACE BROTHERS, Phone 7
_________________ (d16)
100—LEGAL NOTICES__
NOTICE of Intention to Issue
Road and Bridge Warrants. To
the Resident Property Taxpaying
Voters of Cooke County, Texas:
Take Notice, That on the 17th day
of December, 1949, the Commis-
sioners’ Court of Cooke County,
Texas, will pass an order author-
izing the issuance of time war-
rants for not exceeding the princi-
pal sum of $50,000.00 to bear inter-
est at a rate not exceeding three
per centum per annum, for the
purpose of paying, cancelling and
funding the indebtedness evidence
by certain non-interest bearing
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