The Celina Record (Celina, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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THE CELINA (TEXAS) RECORD
Thursday. April 17. 1941
Mr. ami Mr?. Bob Olutt? arid their
daughter Bobbie Jean ami Mr. an>l
Mrs. Charlie Cossart helped Dallu.
and Fort Worth open the base hail
season Sunday by attending the game
which was played at Fort Worth.
A son wa.- born to Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Vaughan Saturday at their
home on the G. V. Bray farm east of
Celina.
DR. W. H. ST ALLCUP
DENTIST
OFFICE OVER JONES
PHARMACY
Mrs. Paul O'Brien and baby were
brought home Monday ill the Helm';
ambulance from a Sherman hospital.
Vance Stalling* returned to Here-
ford. where he is teaching, Monday
after spending the Easter holidays
with his parents. Dr. ami Mrs. W. II
Stallcup. Miss Francis Stallcup, who
is teaching at St. Jo, was also at
home over the week-end.
Jack Brown, who is working in a
Denison garage, spent the first two
or three days of the week with his
family here. The garage was being
repainted, making it necessary for as
many workmen as could to lay off un-
til the paint dried.
"I ana a 'bargain?hunter’
and pride ravself on
knowing a real bargain
when I find it. By taking
fuller advantage of nu-
merous conveniences and
economies afforded by
Electric Service, 1 have
discovered that my T. P.
& L. service is truly 7he
biggest bargain in loa n.'
I have gained new re-
spect for pennies since I
have learned how much
they will buy in time-
saving, pleasure-giving,
and labor-saving services
when spent for low-cost
T. P. & L. Service.”
THIS IS WHAT I DID WITH
1. Zxtba. Pemu-** & day ...
Spent for additional electricity,
one penny per day gave me elec-
tric time In the living room and
kitchen, 3 hours a day extra use
of the radio, and full use of
an electric food mixer in the
preparation of meals.
: ~n
THEN I STEPPED UP TO
3 ZxfoaPennies* A DAY ...
.. . Spent for additional electricity,
three pennies per day gives me, in ad-
dition to the above, use of a kitchen
f~~\ ventilating fan 2 hours
^=j=i a day, extra use of the
study lamp 2 hours a
A day, use of the electric
washer to do the
weekly washing, and
the vacuum cleaner
to keep the rugs and
draperies clean.
See ihe modern, low-cosi
electric appliances at
stores of electrical
dealers
♦Based on average use of electric service.
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Farmers can save money by
I using Sinclair Opaline or Sin-
clair Pennsylvania Motor Oil.
It's because these oils last so
long. You don’t have to buy oil
so often.
Conrioktid 1S40 kv Sinrleir ffrrinino Cmpmi One.)
Let me deliver to your farm
Agent Sinclair Refining Company (Inc.)
L. B. JOHNSON, Agent
Remember . . .
When You Trade Cars Without Seeing
Us First, We Both Lose Money!
FOR A BETTER DEAL EVERY TIME—
See “Tom & Tom”
Perkins & Glendenning
SALES
SERVICE
ORDINANCE.
An ordinance setting Ihe rate lor
sewage service for the City of Olt-
na; making provision for the collec-
tion of the service charge; making
provision for the distribution of the
funds so collected; restricting the use
of said funds and providing exemp-
tions.
Be It Ordained By The City Coun-
cil of the City of Celina:
Section 1. That from and after
adoption of this ordinance there shall
be collected from each user of sewage
connection with the sewage mains of
the City of Celina, a service charge
of 50 cents per month.
Section 2. That the service charge
shall be due and payable with the
monthly water bill.
Section 3. That the funds so collec-
ted shall be apportioned and appro-
priated for and to the specific pur
pose of street and sewage mainten-
ance. It is specifically understood
that the money or monies collected
shall be placed in a separate fund
known as the Street and Sewage
Maintenance Fund and shall be- used
for the purposes herein set forth, pro-
j vidt-d that any unused portion above
the amount of $100 at the end of each
\ month shall be placed in the City-
General Fund.
Section 4. That it i.«- also under
stood that no sewage service charge
, shall be assessed against any church
or school in the city.
Section 5. That this ordinance shah
take effect from and after date of it?
passage and approval by the City
Council of the City of Celina and ail
ordinances and or parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith ar<- hereby re-
pealed.
Passed in open session of the City
Council of the City of Celina and ap-
proved by the mayor. This the 3rd
day of April, 1941.
C. F. WILSON, Mayor.
Attest: E. 0. TILLERSON,
City Secretary.
Local and Personal News
Of Celina and Community
Mrs. A. L. Stanphill and Mrs. Hen-
ry Rodgers were in Sherman Monday.
FOR SALE.—Good millet hay at
my barn.—Mrs. F. S. Finley, phone
67-J. Itc
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mann, Mrs. J. S.
Collins and Miss Louise Davidson
were in Sherman Tuesday afternoon.
W. A. Robinson, former Celina bus
iness man, was down from Sherman
Tuesday looking after business inter
ests.
Mrs. F. S. Finley had as dinner
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lee of Dallas, Scott Martin Jr. of
McAllen and Mrs. B. E- Pratt of thi
community.
Mont Brewer was able to be up
town first of the week after a trip
to the hospital and some days in bed
with an attack of bronchial pneumo
nia.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Gresham were
tn Dallas Sunday to- visit the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawton
Pennington. The child had pneumonia
and was in a hospital.
The Helms ambulance Sunday took
Mrs. 0. T. Cooper from a Dallas hos-
pital to the home of her mother hear
Garland. Mrs. Cooper’s home is in the
community southwest of Celina.
A meal"
gorgeous f |ovver*
•The best flowers, like the health-
iest children, are raised on a com-
plete, balanced diet. Eleven dif-
ferent food elements are needed
from the soil—and Vigoro, the
complete and balanced plant food,
supplies all eleven. Vigoro’s results
are certain and thrilling. Sanitary,
odorless, easy to apply. Order now.
Feed everything you grow ... with
VIGORO
W THE COMPLETE,
BALANCED PLANT FOOD
Jones Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parish and
son Bobbie visited Van Alstyne rela-
tives Sunday,
Mi-, and Mrs. Floyd Mc-nser Jr. of
the Alla community, announce the
birth of a son Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Pitt and daughter. Miss
Avanell, visited in the home of Col
linsville friends Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Lankford was reported
Monday to be confined to her bed by
a rather severe case of mumps.
There was an Easter egg hunt by
Methodist children on the church
lawn Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Claude
Duvall was in charge.
James Dan Hinton made his ani
val at the home of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Horace Hinton, of the
Bloom dale community Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Douglas and
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Malone did not
cover the dogwood trail Sunday bu«
did go into East Texas as far as
Jacksonville, viewing the scenery.
MR. USED CAR BUYER—
This is NOT a SALE!
BECAUSE ...
We Have NO “Distress” Merchandise
We Have NO Fancy Tricks or Catches
We Are NOT Overstocked With Used Cars.
We Are Just Selling Massey’s Finest Re-
conditioned Used Cars at Regular Prices,
Regular Terms, in Keeping With Good
Sound Business Principles.
YOU GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH HERE!
Ken Massey Chevrolet Co.
Sales, Service
J
CHEVROLET
!«
?' Celina, Texas
Mr. .-niii Mrs. Allan l ime ford find I
little son of Dallas spent Sunday with
Mrs, Langford's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Lovelady.
Valuable
Coupon
TM ft STYLE SHOP
THIS COUPON is good for
FIFTY CENTS on any
$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, or $4.00
pair of men’s or boys’ work
or dress shoes, or good for
ONE DOLLAR on any
$5.00 pair of shoes.
We carry such national-
ly advertised brands as
Freeman, Nunn-Bush, For-
tune, Dixon, Skyrider, Jus
tin, Winfield and Endicott-
Johnson shoes in double
A’s to double E’s.
The Style Shop
McKinney, texas
(Present this coupon and
receive a $1.00 necktie for
59c.)
Void after April 30, 1941.
Cotton
for sale
We have for sale plenty of good cotton seed for planting
purposes. We will keep someone at the gin for Ihe nexl
few weeks to sell you your seed. Your business appre-
ciated.
North Texas Gin
PROTECT YOUR CROPS WITH
Insurance
You can t afford to take chances on losing your wheat, oats, corn
cotton, etc., by hail. Hail annually takes a heavy toll of crops in this
area, and the only protection you have is Hail Insurance.
Hail Insurance on growing crops costs no more for the entire-
growing season so there is no need to wait until the crop is half grown
to buy your Hail Insurance. —
Come m today, or phone us and we will come to see you about
Hail Insurance—or any kind of Insurance.
Newsom & Johnson
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
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The Celina Record (Celina, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1941, newspaper, April 17, 1941; Celina, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth773899/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Celina Area Historical Association.