The Celina Record (Celina, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 5, 1953 Page: 4 of 4
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Thursday, February 5,1953
For spacious living, this 5-
room home fills the bill.
Two large bedrooms in a
separate wing, a large liv-
ing room with adjoining
dining space, and sizable
L-shaped kitchen combine to give you all you could
possibly hope for in a home. Attached garage.
Plans For This and Other Modern, Low-Cost
Homes Are Available Here
Kindle Builders Supply can furnish you with ALL
your building needs. We are very small, but we can
serve you as well as if we were worth a million!
Just Received a New Load of Oak Fencing
Kindle Builders Supply
TELEPHONE 86
UNKLE HANK SEZ
If USED fO BE -ihATGOOD
COOKIN' WOULD illRN
ANV MANb HEAD BUT
now if on up -Takes a
little
LIPSTICK.
SPECIALS
For Friday and Saturday
Rath’s Black Hawk Pure Lard......3-lb carton 36c
Musselman’s Fancy Quality Sliced Apples #2 can 19c
Welch’s Grape Juice.............. 24-oz bottle 33c
Walker’s Austex Chili (without beans) #300 can 33c
Swansdown Yellow Cake Mix____1-lb 1-oz box 25c
New, Richer, Crisper Ritz Crackers____1-Ib box 27c
Diamond Tomatoes................No. 2 can 16c
Dessert Selected Evaporated Apples .. 8-oz bag 20c
White Swan Pork and Beans......No. 300 can 10c
Mistletoe Oleomargarine..................Jb 20c
Famous Sliced Bacon.....................jj, 4gc
PERRY & RUCKER
GROCERY and MARKET
PHONE 287 PHONE 288
McKNIGHT GROCERY
Phone 172 ' We Deliver
ATZ7TEA................1.25c
DONALD DUCK RICE tyck
HALE’S YAMS
No. 2yz can........................Lii'O,
TINY TOT PEAS
No. 303 can........................CaCaC
NU-CREST 4A
PINK SALMON........ 4UC
RITZ CRACKERS ««
Large size .........................
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR /h <■ n A
2o pounds.....................M.yy
WHITE GRAPES
2 pounds..........................
HALE’S PEANUT BUTTER -* A
2 pounds...........................DtfC
SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS q i-
Per pound .........................
THE CELINA (TEXAS) RECORD
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For Rent
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Jeff Lee and Murphy Lee made
a business trip to East Texas Wed-
nesday.
FOR RENT.—Southwest bedroom.
Man only.—Mrs. W. E. Seitz, 503
West Pecan. 25-3(p
Insurance
Turn to Claud Rogers for
a new International
truck. See the various
models, light duty, me-
dium duty and heavy
duty . . all with new fea-
tures and improvements, new goals in engineer-
ing, design and research . . . new styling with trim,
flowing lines accented by gleaming chrome. We fea-
ture the IH Pickup '/2-ton, lj^-ton and on up.
CLAUD ROGERS
fARMAU TRACTORS-INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IMPl.
__ Phone <4-8 kkx
III . fJilSCOS CELINA, TEXAS BMSSISSi
III GOOD EQUIPMENT MAKES A GOOD T’RM VETTER ▼▼▼
| CROP PROFITS GO UP WHEN COSTS GO DOWN''
INSURANCE.—My office is at
my residence. Call by or phone
163-W. Property, automobile, life,
hospitalization and/or polio in
surance. D. A. McCoy. 6-tfc
The famous Blue Seal Plan! Hos-
pitalization, life insurance and
income protection that you can
depend on!—WM. E. EWTON, 706
West Walnut, Celina. Phone 136R,
P. O. Box 277. 14-13p
Miscellaneous for Sale
FOR SALE.—House to be moved
off lot. Two-story, 8 rooms.—Wil-
bur Hundley, phone 146-W. 21tfc
ATTENTION MOTHERS! Will
prepare baby’s formula and de-
liver in sterilized bottles to your
door each morning. Reasonable
rates. Call 187-J. 25-2p
FOR SALE.—Large barn, to be
moved.—Marshall Blaine, Celina,
phone 164. 25-2p
Radio and TV Repairs.
TELEVISION and radio repairs
at reasonable prices.—Philips Auto
Supply. Phone 111. tfc
Expert service on all makes of
radio and television.—Norris Radio
& Electric. 24-tfc
CLASSIFIED RATES
First insertion........2c word
Subsequent insertions.. lc word
Minimum price for first inser-
tion, 40 cents. Minimum for
subsequent insertions, 25c.
Classified advertising is cash hi
advance unless you have a reg-
ular charge account at the Ce-
lina Record.
Farm Implements
FOR SALE.—Used International
double disk breaking plow for “B”
Farmall tractor, $125.00. Two-
wheel trailer, 4-wheel trailer, hog
wire stretchers, metal watering
tank (400-gallon capacity), all for
$100.00. Also 300 7-ft. bois d’arc
posts 50 cents each. See Lewis
Bradley, 4 miles east of Cottage
Hill cemetery. 26-lc
mn
Painting and Paperhanging
PAPERHANGING and painting.
—Earl Balch, Celina. 25-4p
Jim Ray Cornelius, who had been
hospitalized for several days, has
been released from the hospital
and is up and about.
Beauty Shops
HAIRSTYLING— Have you had
your hair restyled to look your
best in the new hats? We know
and can adapt them to your indi-
viduality—with an eye to the new
fashions.—Drotha’s Beauty Shop,
all the up-to-date coiffure trends
phone 55. 40-tfc
Poultry and Livestock
Feeds, Plants, Seeds.
FOR SALE.—No. 1 seed oats, free
of Johnson grass, $1.20 bushel.—
Robert Short, Celina. 23-4p
FOR SALE.—No. 1 Madrid clover
seed, recleaned, sacked. Govern-
ment tested, tagged.—Roy Smith,
phone 144-W. 24-5p
FOR SALE.—Registered white-
face bulls, $200 to $300 each. Call
217-W-3. C. B. Fields. 24-3c
WALLIS HATCHERY will pay
premium prices for hatchable eggs.
We do custom hatching and will
hatch your turkey eggs. Also baby
chicks for sale. Phone 62,—25-tfc
FOR SALE.—Year-old whiteface
bull calf, ready for service.—W.
R. Tillerson, phone 216-W-l. 25-3c
Poultry Supplies_
Make our store your headquarters this Spring for
all your poultry supplies. We have ample stocks of
brooders, founts, feeders, wire-glass, cello-glass,
screen glass, and poultry netting, as well as many
other things you’ll need, at reasonable prices.
GOSSETT & SHORT
sPEMg
IT WON’T BE LONG now . . . till all the little
birdies go tweet-tweet-tweet . . . and all the little
flowers go bud-bud-bud and . . . suddenly, it’s
Spring! But why wait, even a day! Right NOW,
you can step smack into the middle of Spring, the
minute you cross our doorstep. Our whole store is
in full bloom with just oodles and oodles of bright
new Spring clothing, shoes, hats and piece goods
.. . for your family . .. for yourself! Come on in .. .
it’s Spring here . . . NOW!
WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS
KISSKER’S
DEPARTMENT STORES
Celina Phone 78 McKinney Phone 164
Newspapers and Magazines
Read the Dallas News, Texas’
most-quoted newspaper. For car-
rier service, leave orders with Roy
C. Nelson.—Leonard Roberts, Agt.,
McKinney. ^
Effective Sunday, January 11,
“The American Weekly,” the mag-
azine of the millions, will appear
with the Times-Herald. Call 92 for
subscription.—J. T. Armstrong.
22-tfc
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Bateman
and their small daughter, Barbara,
who had been living at Abilene,
were week-end guests of the for-
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Bateman, here. They left Tuesday
en route to Plattsburg, New York,
where Mr. Bateman will take
charge of a branch office of the E,
H. Monroe company, dealers in
plumbing fixtures.
C. B. Smith, who had recently
returned from a stay in a Sherman
hospital, was returned to the hos-
pital in the Helms ambulance Sat-
urday night.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Rothfus, southeast of Celina,
were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hensley
and sons of McKinney, Mr. and
Mrs. Talmage Kissinger and chil-
dren of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Boyd of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. John-
nie Rothfus and daughter of Dal
las, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller of
Alla, and Mrs. Marvin Anderson
and children. Guests last week in
the Rothfus home were Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Rothfus of Sherman.
Jerry Rothfus, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rothfus, was out of school
last week with flu, and Marvin
Doyle Anderson, a grandson, was
ill Monday and unable to go to
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blagg of
Lubbock spent last week-end in
Celina visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Blagg.
Miss Florence O’Dell remains
seriously ill in the McKinney city-
county hospital.
Mrs. R. L. Speck was admitted
to St. Vincent’s hospital in Sher-
man Tuesday. She will probably
undergo surgery.
Recent guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clell Perkins were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Perkins of
Dallas and Frank Perkins of Plano.
Attending the Fort Worth Fat
Stock Show Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Klinglesmith and daugh-
ter, Roylene; Mr. and Mrs. Tona
Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Winn.
Sunday dinner guests in the I
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mar- j
tin and son Jack were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Huston and Mr. and Mrs.
Buster Wilson of Prosper. The
Martins are now living in thej
Mustang community.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. J.
M. Strickland and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Strickland were Rev. and Mrs.
Bob Painter, Mrs. Lucille Paysing-
er of McKinney, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Paysinger and little daughter
of Arlington. Guests Monday of
the Stricklands were Cpl. and Mrs.
Lloyd Judge, who had been living]
in North Carolina. Cpl. Judge will
go overseas soon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brewer had
as visitors Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Dee Snodgrass and children, Mrs.
Minnie Douglas and Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Englert, all of Dallas; Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Harris, McKinney;
Mrs. J. W. Ownsby, Mr. and Mrs.
Btn Brewer, and Mrs. Lee Thur-
man.
SUNSHINE VITAMIN “D”
Ci nshioL.
In the New Plastic-Coated
BLUE GINGHAM WRAPPER
Mrs. Jim Smith was taken
the McKinney hospital Saturday
in Helms ambulance. She is quite
ill.
Guests Saturday evening of Mr.
and Mrs. Jeff Lee and Murphy Lee
were Mr. and Mrs. Collie Philips
of the Maple community.
Joe Gentle, who had been ill at
his home here for several days,
became a patient in the McKinney
hospital last Thursday. He remains
there, and is reported as very ill
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leach and
their small daughter of Bartles
viHe, Okla., were here last week
end visiting Mrs. Leach’s mother,
Mi's. Lee Ownsby, and her grand-
mother, Mrs. G. W. Miller.
Exclusive Glare Guard.
One full year parts war-
ranty. Model 17-T-ll, 17-
inch table model. Com-
plete price—
$219.95
Free antenna and install-
ation with each new set
for limited time.
NORRIS
Radio & Electric
Friday evening dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gid Nichol were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter G. Nichol and
RITZ
Show opens 6:45, starts 7:00
Boxoffice closes 8:30.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
children of Denton. Mr. awfl Mfs.
Nichol had as week-end guests
Misses Mae Belle and Evelyn Nich-
ol and little Carter Purse of Dal-
las, and their Sunday visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichol and son
Jackie of Dallas, Mrs. Russell
Baldridge and son of Celina, and
Mrs. Nannie Baldridge of Great
Bend, Kansas.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Jobe Saturday night and Sunday
were their son, Gene Jobe, and
Mrs. Jobe and children, Donna Sue
and Jeffrey, of Marshall.
FINAL CLEARANCE!
Men’s and Boys’ Jackets
7 Juvenile Jackets, ages 3 to 8.............$1.99
3 Juvenile Heavy Satin-Lined Jackets,
5.95 value............ $3.95
4 Boys’ Jackets, lined ------. r;". .*7..... $2.98
5 Boys’ Tackle Twill Jackets, 6.90 value.....$3.95
6 Boys’ Gabardine Jackets, satin lined, navy
only, 6.90 value......................$4.90
3 Men’s Jackets, lined......................$2.98
4 Men’s Tackle Twill Jackets, 7.95 value ..... $4.95
6 Men’s Jackets, Satin-lined, Gabardine.
10.90 value.......................... $6.90
THE ECONOMY STORE
Where It’s Easy to Shop
PREVUE AND SUNDAY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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Just as your relationship with your
doctor and your lawyer are held in
strict professional confidence, so also
are your dealings with this bank.
Unless you specifically refer some one
to us, or authorize us to give out cer-
tain information, we are careful to
maintain silence regarding your bank-
ing affairs.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
CELINA. TEXAS
Open Until 5:00 p. m. Each Saturday
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O'Brien, B. E. The Celina Record (Celina, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 5, 1953, newspaper, February 5, 1953; Celina, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth773356/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Celina Area Historical Association.