The Celina Record (Celina, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 12, 1952 Page: 4 of 4

                                
Thursday, June 12, 1952
THE CELINA (TEXAS) RECORD
Announces for Re-Election
Congressman Sam Rayburn,
who represents the Fourth Texas
District in Congress, and is speak-
er of the House of Representa-
tives, has announced that he will
be a candidate for re-election in
the July 26 Democratic primary
election, and has authorized The
Record to place his name in its
political announcement column.
Mrs. Lee Ownsby went to Bart-
lesville, Oklahoma, Sunday night
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Don Leach.
Shop Here for
Father's Day
MOORE’S JEWELRY
See Us For Watch Repair
25 YEARS AGO IN GELINA
From The Record of June 16, 1927
In this old issue of The Record
there was carried a story about
a remarkable goose that be-
longed to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ma-
lone. It seemed the goose took a
prize in a poultry show and was
“spurred to gTeater afforte,”
mothering 18 goslings hatched
by a hen, while ccmtfiming to
lay.
Mrs. Ben ownsby had just en-
tertained the Inter Se Club. On
the program was a series of
dances by Little Misses Mary El-
len Thurman, Ann Tate and
Charlsie Ownsby.
Big news was the purchase of
a combine by a Plano man.
Wonder of wonders, the new ma-
chine was claimed to cut and
thresh the grain at the same
time.
W. N. Jackson, chairman, and
J. Edgar Ousley, secretary of
the executive committee to pre-
pare for a union revival meeting,
had an article in the paper,
telling folks about appointment
of committees, et cetera.
Rev. W. J. Epting had that
week preached the funeral of
T. A. Vaughan, who died June
12, 1927.
In the court news, no suits
for divorce had been filed. In
contrast, ten marriage licenses
had been issued during the week.
The city council, then as now,
was asking through The Record
that the citizenry refrain from
permitting their chickens to nan
at large.
SPECIALS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Aunt Jemima Flour................ 5-lb box 43c
Griffin’s Blackeyed Peas with Bacon, No. 300 can 9c
Griffin’s Lima Beans with Bacon . . .No. 300 can 9c
Griffin Pure Tomato Catsup......14-oz bottle 17c
Sioux Bee Pure Clover Honey.....5-lb bucket 89c
Sunsweet California Tenderized Prunes, 2-lb box 39c
Marshall Pork and Beans..........No. 300 can 8c
Aunt Jemima Meal.................5-lb bag    45c
Golden West Cheese................ 2-lb box    79c
Mistletoe Oleomargarine.................. lb 18c
Famous Sliced Bacon ....................ilb 40c
PERRY & RUCKER
GROCERY and MARKET
PHONE 287    PHONE    288
V
CEUNA, TEXAS
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Texsun Grapefruit Juice...........46-oz can 19c
Extra-Standard Tomatoes........2 No. 2 cans 29c
Hi-C Orangeade..................46-oz.    can    25c
Libby’s Pineapple Juice .............. 46    oz,    31c
Lipton’s Tea .................... % -lb pkg. 33c
Gladiola Flour....................... 10 lbs 89c
Bright & Early Coffee . ............1-lb pkg. 77c
Kleenex........................ box of 200, 15c
Kleenex ....................... box of 300, 23c
Niblets Corn............  12-oz    can    17c
Mexi-corn Niblets.................12-oz    can    19c
Comstock Sliced Apples............No. 2 can 19c
Pink Beauty Salmon..................16-oz,    49c
Hunt’s Prune Plums.............No. 300 can 18c
Dennison’s Catsup ................... 14-oz,    19c
Colgate Tooth Paste...............giant    size    49c
Waldorf Tissue........  3    for    20c
Libby’s Yellow Cling Peaches____No. 2 >/2 can 29c
Fresh Blackeyed Peas................. 2 lbs 15c
Fresh Ear Corn............................ 5C
Sunkist Lemons.........................lb    J5C
Bananas.........................  lb    i4c
Sunvale Bacon .......................... lb    38c
Dry Salt Bacon .................. lb    29c
Black Hawk Franks,......................lb    53c
Chuck Roast............................lb    75c
Miss Ila Rice of Conroe had
been visiting relatives here.
Perkins & Rucker cash gro-
cery wis advertising a bargain
back in those days, Yukon high
patent flour was $1.90 for 48
pounds, and fancy cream meal,
65 cents for 24 pounds.
Dr. Crawford’s
New Office
4 Doors North of Square
On Kentucky Street
McKINNEY
Hospitality, Good Food
We cater to fussy eaters and
hearty appetites. Delicious food
at moderate prices. Try us for
hospitality and good food!
Pay your WOW dues and get
your bus tickets here.
Headquarters for the Dallas
News, Times-Herald, Sher-
man Democrat, Fort Worth
Star-Telegram, single copies
and subscriptions.
See Us for Allen’s Butane Gas
PHONE 32
NELSON’S
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Motorola TV
17-Inch TV Sets as Low as
$225.00
Complete with antenna and
1-year parts and service
guarantee.
Follow Your Candidates
On July 1 the cable will be
in and ready for you to en-
joy, watching Line TV
telecast of your favorite
candidates, direct from al-
most any point in the U. S.
SEE US TODAY FOR THE
SET OF YOUR CHOICE
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CLASSIFIED RATES
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Subsequent insertions, ,1c word
Minimum price for first inser-
tion, 40 cents. Minimum for
subsequent insertions, 25c.
Classified advertising is cash m
advance unless you have a reg-
ular charge account at the Ce-
lina Record.
Beauty Shops
HAIRSTYLING—Have you had
your hair restyled to look yon-
best in the new hats ? We kno- r
all the up-to-date coiffure trenc 5
and can adapt them to your ind -
viduality—with an eye to the ne- j
fashions.—Drotha’s Beauty Shod,
phone 55.    4Q-ti;
Political Announcements
Subject to Action Democratic Pr V
mary, July 26, 1952.
For Congress, Fourth District:
REAGAN BROWN
SAM RAYBURN
For State Senate, Dist. 9:
JOE D. CARTER
For County Assessor-Collector:
LEWIS BALDWIN
For County Treasurer:
A. G. (Garland) BUTTON
For Commissioner, Precinct 1:
J. W. POPE
For Sheriff:
FLOYD WILLIAMS
T. L. RAY
WM. LEWIS BROWN
For County Clerk:
W. C. HAGY
For District Clerk:
MRS. O. L. BARKER
Miscellaneous For Sale
Covered buttons, buttonholes, dress
belts. Leave orders at Kinman
Store or at my home.—Mrs. Leon
Howard.    44-3p
Business Services
Piano tuning and repairing.—E,
C. Wahrmund, care Martin Music
Company, McKinney, phone 1460,
or Dallas TR-5068.    42-4p
Lodges and Societies
Celina Chapter 857, O. E. S,
JiA. will hold its regular meeting
on Tuesday, June 17, at 8:0Q
p. m.—Catherine King, W.M.; Hel-
en Roberts, Secretary.    45-lc
Real Estate
PRACTICALLY FORCED SALE
One 5-room house in Celina; All
conveniences, hot and cold water!
sewer, bath. Needs some repair.
$3,500.00 with $1,500 down, bal-
ance in five years at 5 per cent.
One 5-room house on 75-foot lot, I
sewer, bath, hot and cold water,
septic tank. Price $2,500.00, with
$1,000 down and balance in five |
years at 5 per cent.
One 5-room house with 75-foot I
lot, practically new. Hot and cold
water, septic tank. Price $3,000
with $1,250 down and balance in ]
five years at 5 per cent.
Complete cleaning plant, lot 30%
by 150, 60-foot concrete block I
building. Price $10,000, with $5,000
down and balance in five years at I
5 per cent.
T.C. HENDON 45-c I
Lost.—New infielder’s glove, Play-
maker model, Duke Snider signa-
ture on it. Picked up in front of
Methodist parsonage early Tues-
day morning. Reward. Call 156-W.
45-lp
Special Notices
Our elevator and equipment has
been placed in good condition and
we want to buy your grain. Can
handle government loan wheat.—
Kimbell Mill. See Alex Glenden-
ning.    45-lp
ATHLETE’S FOOT GERM, HOW
TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR
If not pleased, your 40c back. This
STRONG fungicide SLOUGHS
OFF the outer skin to expose buri-
ed fungi. Kills it on contact. Get
Greaseless, instant-drying T-4-L
at any drug store. Today at Jones
Pharmacy.    45-4c
D0NT FORGET DAD
Sunday, June 15
WITH A PRACTICAL AND POPULAR-PRICED
GIFT FROM KISSNER’S. ALL GIFTS GIFT-
WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
I AniPQI TakC advanta£e of our Promo-
tional prices on BLANKETS,
now, during our ANNUAL BLANKET SALE. As
little as 50 cents down holds your blanket.
WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS
KISSNER’S
DEPARTMENT STORES
Celina Phone 78    McKinney Phone 164
McKNIGHT GROCERY
Phone 172    We Deliver
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ROSE DALE PEARS    ft £
No. 2l/2 can........................
COLORED NAPKINS—80 Count    ft £
2 packages ........................mOC
GIANT    ft|-
POST TOASTIES...................UuC
FROSTEE ICE CREAM POWDER    ft £
2 Packages ........................Zi jC
GRAYSON OLEO    ft ft
Per pound .........................mvC
LIBBY’S CATSUP    1 ft
Bottle ............................. lJfC
HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR    ft H
Quart .............................£J>C
NIAGARA STARCH    ft q
2 boxes ........................... OOC
HALE’S PRIDE PEACHES    ft ft
No. 2</2 can........................
THE increasing importance of women’s role
in the world of business and finance is par-
ticularly evident in banking. Every year the
volume of business that we transact with the
women of this community increases.
We want all our feminine customers to know
that we highly value their patronage and fifid
it a pleasure to serve them.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
CELINA, TEXAS
Open Until 5:00 p. m. Each Saturday
June 15
Father’s Day
Now is the time for Father’s Day Gifts at The Econ-
omy Store. Known brands Dad will appreciate. Use-
ful and priced reasonably. Special gift-wrapping.
Textan Belts
Wembley Ties
Jerks All-Nylon Socks
Western Shirts
Paddle and Saddle Sport
Shirts
Mallory Hats
Straw Hats $1.95 to 5.95
Pool Work Clothes
Test Work Clothes,
Shirt and Pants 4.99
Kerry Knight Pajamas
Horn Luggage
Boxed Handkerchiefs
Special for Father’s Day
100% Nylon Sport Shirts, white and pastel colors.
Made by Paddle and Saddle. All sizes now in stock.
$4.95
We’ll gladly make any exchanges later. No questions asked.
THE ECONOMY STORE
WHERE SPENDING IS A SAVING
Carey & Stambaugh
PHONE 25    CELINA
We Give Profit-Sharing United Trading Stamps
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY
33c
35c
lie
13c
25c
40c
17c
PAPER SHELL PECANS
1-pound package ........
WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE
Large bottle ............
DIAMOND PAPER NAPKINS
80 count ...............
SAXET SPECKLED BUTTER BEANS
303 Size.......................
POST TOASTIES
Giant Size ..
RATH’S SUNVALE BACON
1 pound ..............
DELTA CLUB OLEO
1 pound ..............
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Kitchen Sink
54-Inch Sink with nice-fitting
overhead cabinet. Regularly
priced at $193.90.
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$145.00
Cane Bottom
Sewing Rocker
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$2.98
20-Inch
G-E Television
You are lucky if you buy it
Friday.
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$299.95
ONLY ONE LEFT!
8-Foot
Farm Freezer
Regular $349.95
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$289.50
Easy Terms
BE SURE TO REGISTER
for
PRIZES
To Be Given Away at 4 p. m.
Must Be 16 Years of age
or over.
VtiCKK
BE HERE!
Friday, June 13th
We will have a big demonstration of General
Electric Freezers, Electric Ranges, Refriger-
ators, and Room Air-Conditioners—
Beginning 10 a. m.
—and Lasting Until 5 p. m.
We will have with us MISS THELMA BAL-
LEW, using the G-E Range and Freezer. Mr.
A. D. LEWIS will show the G-E Room Air-Con-
ditioner and G-E Refrigerator. Worth-while
prizes will be given away at 4 p. m. There will
also be bits to eat throughout the day. If you
miss this, you’ll be sorry. We’ll expect you.
YOU’LL BE LUCKY to own a nice G-E Room
Air-Conditioner. Don’t be fooled by offers of
special prices on cheap conditioners. You know
what you are getting if you select a G-E—the
very best!
COOKING WITH ELECTRICITY is so much
cooler and cleaner. Then, too, the savings in
food will pay your electric bill. You should cook
for a family of four for less than $2.50 a month.
Why not own a new ELECTRIC RANGE? Put
your old range in as a down payment, with the
balance on easy terms.
WE HAVE A PLACE FOR 50 MORE old used
refrigerators. You have been threatening to
trade your old refrigerator in on a new G-E, so
why not do so NOW before the old one fails you
during the hottest weather? We’ll take your
old one now—balance easy.
G. V. BRAY
Furniture and Appliances
CELINA, TEXAS
TELEPHONE 77
Full-Size, 50-Pound
Innerspring
Mattress
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$29.95
No Other
Refrigerator
Can match a G-E in perform-
ance. You’ll get a better trade
ON YOUR LUCKY DAY
A Wonderful Mahogany
Bed Room
Suite
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$189.50
Easy Terms
A Good, Table-Top 30-Gallon
Electric
Water Heater
YOUR LUCKY DAY, ONLY
$99.95
Be our guest Friday, the 13th
—You don’t have to buy a
thing and you will learn a lot
in our demonstrations. You
may take away a valuable
prize. Meet your friends and
have a good time.