Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 58, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1950 Page: 4 of 6
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Daily Times Friday Evening, Tune 2, 1950
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MAKE-UP STICK
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times
PROCTOR'S DRUG STORE
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Cara Nome MINIATURES
Face Powder and
Killed in Rainstorm
When Trucks Collide
NEW! Cara Nome
BEAUTY ROLL
ANNUAL
SPRING
COLD OR CLEANSING CREAMS 3 ounces, choice 1.00
FACE POWDER eight shades........1.00 and 2.00
ROUGE Dry or Cream...........twelve shades 1.00
BATH SALTS refreshingly perfumed..........1.50
PERFUME Incomparable Cara Nome... .bounce 1.50
MAKE-UP CREAM Newtone, 4 shades.. .2ounces 1.00
LIQUID MAKE-UP Backstage, 5 shades... 1 ounce 1.00
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NORRIS POPE
Mt. Pleasant
Here are flattie
sandals that are
not to be left out
of your summer
wardrobe if va-
cation plans call
for fun afoot.
SPECIAL! Cara Nome
Cologne with Atomizer
The freshness and fragrance of a
floral garden blended in a cologne
you’ll treasure.
4oz. Bottle—Reg. $1.50
For Your
Casual
Occasions
Cara Nome
POWDERED
PERFUME
RATOUL, III., June 2 (A) —
Three Chanute Air Base soldiers
short of mev
• Buckin'
• Hidin'
• Bulldoggin’
FOUR STATES
FAIR GROUND
White
Multi-Color
Walnut, oali, mahongany and
maple are still among the most
popular furniture woods.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2 (A)
—John G. Wilson, 50, executive
vice president of the Radio Corp-
oration of America, in charge of
the RCA-Victor Division, died last
night.
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accepted standare
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remerving the rigm to 1
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PICKUPS - TRUCKS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
FACTORY NEW
lily Hill
Minimum Charge
$2.00 Per Hour
A lovely Vanda
ORCHID
FREE with each
^1.OO (or more J
purchase of
CARA NOME
Beauty Aids
St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church
“The Friendly Church”
Dallas Street, Latson Heights
Thus, refinery costs go up from
$16 to $90 million as octane num-
bers go up from 80 to 99. Ope-
rating costs go up, too, and less
gasoline is obtained from a bar-
rel of crude oil.
ENDS SATURDAY
JUNE 3
Shows Nightly 8:15
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the cream of news photos
from all the world
are delivered
to this newspaper
Boyle’s Column
By Hal Boyle
Associated Press Telemat Service and Central News
Service pictures are daily features
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V. A. McCOLLUM
Cookville
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NEW YORK, June 2 (4h -
This is the month which there is
NOTICE
Anyone wanting
lot mowed call
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GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY
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Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
June 17th is the date for can- i
didates for county and percinct :
offices to file an application to
; have their names printed on the
I ballot for the July Primary. No
i name can be printed on the bal-
i jot unless an application and a
NEW FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT
We invite you to drive by for prompt,
courteous curb service on any of the
delightful items listed
Sundaes, Malts, Milk Shakes, Dixie Clips,
Ice Cream Sandwiches, Popsycles And
Frozen Malts in Pints and Quarts to go.
Ice Cream in Pints and Quarks to go.
Sc and 10c Frozen Mali (ones
Either plain or topped with chocolate.
TEXAN DRIVE-IN
Curb Service Is Our Specialty
(sueumhemada CARA NOME
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$1.00 Value!
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producing 68-70 octane
10,000 l.u. nat-
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per ounce, 150
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HEW1 Cara Name
GUEST SOAP
Box of 6
1%2-0z. 125
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CITY FLORAL CO.
Jas P. Mills, Mgr.
1215 North Jefferson
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We have moved our floral equipment to our new location,
especially built for better service. We have a new office
next to our greenhouse, and will be able to serve you better
in the future with
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hydrbgen as a chemical agent in
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CREAM
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NOTICE TO ALL COUNTY
— AND PRECINCT CANDIDATES
By the end of the war, much of and operating expenses would be
the equipment was available for very high.
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BUSTER CAUDLE
Mt. Vernon
of going barefoot
wore injmied tately last night
NEW YORK, June 2 (AP) —
Oil company treasurers wince if
you ask when the company is
going to raise the octane number
of gasoline
Some estimate it will cost the
industry about $450 million each
time it raises the octane rating
by one number. That is about
50 per cent more than it cost dur-
ing the war, oil engineers say.
In the war years, $864 million
was spent on facilites for mak-
ing 100 octane aviation gasoline.
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making motor gasoline. Yet, be-
tween 1941 and 1946 auto gas
went up on the average only
about three octane numbers, al-
most $300 million investment for
each number gained.
Costs advance sharply as you
go up the octane scale and the
cry for higher octane gasoline to
power the promised higher com-
pression auto engines comes when
oil companies have been earning
I less than they did a year ago,
[ and just after some of them found
themselves involved in gasoline
Dueh in aliu bravado: ‘No mon
pencil no in >re books! no move
teacher’s sassy looks?” and the
teacher smiled from the window,
comfortably happy in the know-
ledge that tor three months she
didn’t have to drum the multipli-
cation table into the squirming
The tegzafete
You never realized quite why
mother sighed when ybu came
home. It was no vacation for her.
j Thon came the thrill of putting
I away your shoes for the summer,
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NEW! Cara Nome
Hormone CREAM
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■ price wars
Here is how the costs catapult
■ as estimated by W. M. Holaday,
H । director of Socony-Vacuum Lab-
B | oratories in each case, the ca-
• $ .
If you have no church affilia-
tion, or if you are not happy
with your present affiliation,
you are invited to worship
with us.
FORT WORTH, June 2 (P) —
One man was killed and another
critically injured this morning
when their pickrup truck col-
lided with a refrigerator tractor-
trailer truck from Kansas during
a heavy rainstorm.
Dead is Roy Alvin Willborn,
48. The injured man is Robert
McDade, 30. Both are Fort Worth 1
carpenters.
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wMqraM denige
run out of Junes, used up his ra-
tion, before he knows it.
Wherefore, let every man pause
and remember his Junes. For
Junes won’t come on forever, and
no season lasts, and isn't it won-
derful to see the girls again in
their summer dresses? They put
the tulips to shame.
June is the heyday of boyhood,
as the poet said. Remember?
School is out at last, and running
from the building you whooped
Pictured above are the operators of four new Humble Ser-
vice Stations now being served from the Mt. Pleasant bulk
station. All have just recently changed over to Humble gaso-
imnes and oil products. In the upper left photo is Norris Pope,
whose service siution is at 1202 West First, who has operated
the station for the past seventeen vears. The upper right photo
is th., t of C. R. Sie a art. who recently took over management
of the Hotel Garage and Service Staton. adjacent to the Pleas-
ant Hotel. Pictured at bottom left is V. A. McCollum, who ope-
rates a grocery store and service station at Cookville and who
has just changed over to Humble products Lower right is
Buster Caudle, c perator a’nd employee of a service station at
403 East Main Sti et, Mt. Vernon, for the past thirteen years.
All four dealers will participate in an “Orchid for the Ladies”
event, whim is described more fully in a large advertisement
punted on another page of this paper, which was placed by
the Humble Oil & Refining Company.
nothing rarer than a day in.
Good old June is back. So soon ] minds of other people's runny-
again? What are the months nosed children,.
would produce 87-97 octane gas- ;
oline with one ex. of tetraethyl,
lead added, or 89 99 octane with {
three ex. of lead, but twenty per
cent of the straight-run gasoline .
would be lost in hydroforming.
gas. Add thermal cracking (the
breaking up of crude oil mole-
cules under heat and pressure),
and the refinery costs $24 million,
but gives 71-74 octane gas after
you put one cubic centimeter of
tetraethyl lead in each gallon.
A catalytic polymerization re-
finery (using heat, pressure and
a catalyst combines gaseous mole-
cules and form liquid products ir
the gasoline range) produces 78-
83 octane with one c.c. of lead,
and costs $27.5 million. All cata-
lytic cracking and alkylation (to
get high octane gasoline from still
other gaseous molecules) and you
j have 84-92 octane w ith one c.c.
of lead, but the refinery costs $65
million.
Substitute hydro forming for
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A cosmetics salesgroup meet-
ing was held at the Pleasant
Hotel Thursday afternoon. Door
prizes were given by Mrs. Lula
Beckham.
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DUSTING POWDER.............5y2 ounces 1.25
FOUNDATION CREAM.............2 ounces 1.00
WHITE MINK COLOGNE...........4 ounces 2.75
HAND CREAM guards against roughness, 4 ounces 1.00
doing now, riding on horseback?
The year turns faster than a mer-
ry-go-round.
Time is going a jig ahead of a
Waltz. The universe is exceed-
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mint on tender soles, the deliri-
ous delight of squirting the warm
dust of dirt roads between your
tees.
Somehow, June isn’t quite so
wonderful when you grow up, is
it? There are no summer va-
cations in the school of experi-
ence, and you can’t play hooky-
just because June rolls around.
It kind of embarrasses you, like
meeting an old sweetheart.
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2 PRICE! Cara Nome
CREAM MASQUE
When you want to look “pink and
pretty,” treat yourself to this
delightful new "3-Minute" Facial.
Economical 5-oz. jar. 10 0
SReg. $2.00-NOW ONLY |
Holy Communion first Sunday
each month, 7:30 p.m. 1
Services other Sundays, 11a.mJ
Visitors Always Welcome
parity of the sample refinery- is
1100,000 barrels of gasoline a day.
For $16 million you can build
a straight-run (distillation) re- RODEO
same oruah I have itue outudanda i
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Weliington. Tex, who died in a
I hospital today.
reforming the molecules in low
octane gasoline to get high oc-
tane) and you produce 85-93 oc-
tane, but pay $72 million for the
refinery.
The real super job would cost
$90 million. That 100,000 barrel-
a-day refinery would hydroform
all straight-run gasoline and do
all cracking catalytically. It1
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AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER
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Dont Delay ...quantities limited! June 3 & 4
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 58, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1950, newspaper, June 2, 1950; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1483144/m1/4/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.