The McKinney Examiner (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1947 Page: 3 of 24
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CHAIRS OF ALL TYPES
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M’KINNEY USED FURNITURE STORE
DINING ROOM SUITES
ODD TABLES
We are giving you a special invitation to visit us
on our opening day—Saturday, September 27. This
Merchandise is all pre-war merchandise.
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FURNITURE STORE
A Complete Stock of Merchandise with Remark-
ably Low Prices. We Will Be Glad to Have You Call in
and See Our Many Bargains in Odd Pieces of Used
Furniture—Such As
mckinney used
WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE
THE OPENING
Of The
TWAIN P. MASSIE and CHAS. SELF, Owners
220 East Louisiana St. McKinney, Texas
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
CATCHES FIRE
i GRAVESIDE RITES FOR LITTLE
An alarm about 11:15 Sunday
morning called firemen to 306 South
Keniuck Street where en electric
refrigerator had caught fire. A wall
in the apartment house owned by
Mrs. Annie Headrick was damaged.
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G. W. Porter of Melissa never lets
his subscription to the Examiner ex-
I pire. Long-time friend.
-Graveside service were held for
Judy Jeanette Kruse Sunday after-
noon at the Wylie Cemetery. Rev.
Anton J. Van Puffelen officiated.
Harris Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements.
Baby was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis O. Kruse and was born
Saturday at the City Hospital.
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Trade with your neighbors. I
jBER 25, 1947
■ ■ Mr. and Mrs.
Cole.
Lee Roy Anderson,
DenisW^^Irs. J. B. Pruitt, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Turney and daughter, also
Mr. Turney's father, Dallas; Mrs.
Svrill Carpenter and Ann, Plano;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bridges, Aub-
rey; Mr. and Mrs. Max Payne and
three children of Grapevine; Mr.
V. N. Virkar of India.
WOMAN’S COUNCIL
The Woman’s Qouncil met in the
home of Mrs. C. C. Atchison Monday
afternoon. Plans were discussed to
send jellies and preserves, cookies
and clothing to Fowler’s Orphans
Home. All members of the church
are requested to bring these gifts
to the church in the next two weeks
or notify Mrs. E. M. Sonntag. Mrs.
F. D. Malone explained the part our
church is to have in the Brotherhood
movement a Crusade for a Christian
World.
Mrs. Kenneth Hay of McKinney
very interestingly told of the world
convention and International Con-
vention of Disciples of Christ which
met in Buffalo. N. Y., in August.
Mrs. Hay thought the most beautiful
program was the Pageant of the
Flags—when representations of 42
countries in which there are Dis-
ciples of Christ Church marched
in their native dress placed their
nation’s flag around the platfrom.
She said the last Communion serv-
ice in which 7000 people very rev-
erently took Holy Communion was
equally inspiring. Those present
very reluctantly gave up asking the
speaker questions. Mrs. J. M. Ogle
closed the program with a prayer.
WHAT FRISCO HAS DONE
The Chamber of Commerce at its
regular meeting on Friday heard
Secretary O’Bannon report that
there had been put down over 4000
yards of gravel and had 47 street
crossings on which they would have
to nay for the blacktopping at an
estimated cost in excess of $5,000.
Coupling this with the additional
monies paid by the property owners
would bring this street paving job
in Frisco up to around $10,000.
The best part of this report vzas
that when the job is finished it will
be paid and no special taxes or
debts incurred.
The Chamber of Commerce also
decided to sponsor an annual Frisco
Community Fair to be held on Nov-
ember 14 and 15, here in Frisco. This
fair is going to feature "livestock of
all kinds. Also the ladies of the
community are going to shovz some
home canned fruits, vegetables and
sewing and quilts.
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Miss Billie June Moses of this city
left Tuesday for Midland where she
will visit a few .days with Miss Bet-
tv Crouch, who is librarian in the
Midland schools. -
Mrs. C. C. Harris had as her guests
Mrs. W. N. Curry and son, Billy, and
Miss Betty Curry, all of Louisville,
Ky. Miss Curry was entering S. M.
U„ Dallas, for the coming school
year.
THE EXAMINER, McKINNEY,
Frisco
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Blackeyed Peas
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Catsup
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Corn
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Chili
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Grape Juice
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ATTENDANCE PRIZE TO BE GIVEN AWAY
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IN SEARS LATEST
CLEARANCE CIRCULAR FEATURING
REDUCED PRICES
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Mrs. Mary McMillan was here
from Allen, Rt. 1, to renew for Ex-
aminer. She had just returned
from a visit to points in Oklahoma
and West Texas.
Mrs. Margaret C. Crabtree State
Supervisor of Speech Therapy, will
be at Count Superintendent’s office
early Monday Sept. 22, to work with
your special education teachers.
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Mrs. S. F. Tarpley, Mrs. F. D. Ma-
‘ lone. Mrs. J. M. Mallow and Mrs.
g Pearl Dykes were visitors in Denton
| Tuesday.
I Joe Bailey Turner, who served 18
B months with the Army, has received
I his discharge and returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Robertson and
I son, Bobby, of Sherman are spend-
j ing a few davs with his parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Duncan of
Edinburg spent Tuesday with his
sister Mrs. H. C. Tarpley. Mrs. Dun-
can was called to McKinney by the
sudden death of her father, Mr. Ken-
dell.
Henry Baccus. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Baccus, of Lansing, Mich., is
attending State University at Aus-
i tin. He came by Frisco for a visit
with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Baccus.
The Future Homemakers thank
the P.-T. A. for their drive to re-
place the machines that were stolen
from our laboratory. Also thank
Mr. Jouett and Mr. Funderburgh for
their personal donations for the
same purpose.
Citizens of Frisco welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Wilson and children
to their home here. They moved
from Dallas last week to the Bob
Griffin ranch. Mrs. Wilson will be
remembered in Frisco as Miss Emma
Nell Harris of Frisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Will M. Smith visited
her brother. Marvin Hennen, and
wife at Sherman Sunday.
Miss Adelle Clark has returned
from a month’s vacation in Mexico.
She was the guest of friends at
Cuernavaca and in Mexico City. Af-
ter a few day^ visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Clark, she went
to Commerce Monday to resume her
duties as Professor of Spanish at
E. T. S. T. C.
Home-Coming Day
Home-Coming Dav at Central
Christian Church well attended with
fellowship and fine foods. The S.
S. attendance was an all-high level
of seventy with all teachers and of-
ficials present. Mrs. Otis Turney
and daughter, Eva Mae, from Oak
Cliff Christian Church, assisted in
special music for both worship
services. Mrs. Turnev is Mr. J. W.
Gordon’s niece. Those attending
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Thompson, Clint & Thompson, Wofford. The McKinney Examiner (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1947, newspaper, September 25, 1947; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1354423/m1/3/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.