McKinney Weekly Democrat-Gazette from Mckinney, Texas • 2

I a sol vied Bi 00 ado8 THE MCKINNEY WEEKLY DEMOCRAT sex A Thursday, June 7, 1962 The Best Buy Station Wagon, air. cond. Doc Sedan Sedan Sedan Air 1955 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan Air Power Coupe De Ville, Air Power. Does Star 4 Door Sedan stock of 1950 to 1955 Medels Lots TERMS TRADE MC KINNEY TEXASI DAILY COURIER GAZETTE 4 1 SUNDAT His. Fundral Service Held Monday Mrs.

Mary May Gaither 19.1 at 10.32 Hospital of Harry Hall and October 2, 1882 in Texas. She was member of the Baptist Church at Rosamond, where were held Moni at 3 clock with Burnett and Rev. Willard Kern the in Elm with Crouch Moore Funeral tors arra ter, Anns one son, Harry one brother. Dudley Hall ildren and R-5, McKinin Col. Hospital Tuesday.

He is the father of Virgil Ford Sales Announces Faster Radiator Repair Service Generate W.T. Phennel Passes Away Here Thursday Standifer Street, passed away 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 31. Wysong Hospital. He was a life time resident of Collin County, He was born, September 24, 1888 and was the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Phennel. He was a retired farmer and Texas Textile worker.

He is survived by two sons, Elmer Phennel of Gladewater; Earl Phennel of R-5 McKinney: seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife and one child. Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 2 at 2:30 p.m. at the Penecostal Lighthouse Church with Rev. H.

H. Peters and Rev. J. R. Dunn of Garland conducting.

Interment will be in Forrest Grove. Torrentine Jackson Funeral Home in charge. Funeral services were held at Restland Funeral Chapel, Saturday afternoon June 2 at p.m. for Mrs. Edd Taylor, 65.

of Dallas. She was the sister-in-law of John H. Taylor. William T. Phennel, 1208 SEE THE For SUPER KEM-TONE REM CLO SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT WALL PAPER Your Nylon en Weal CARPET $3.95 Sg.

Yd. 11 Pore WHITES STORES INC. MEAL ESTATE TODAY and G. $500 closing cost heat ale condi $4,500. I I ED LDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WE RENT hospital Furniture, 301 E.

LI. 2-2195 pick up and deliver. NEED RIDE to Dallas daily, Live Oak at Haskell. Hrs. 8 to Late Holcomb.

LI 2-2355. WANTED: Ride to and from I. Third Shift, Helen Foster, 2-2089. SERVICES 120 S. L1 2-2132 SOUTH TERMITE CONTROL RADIO SERVICE 11 26470 JAMES DORSEY All Work WANTED: Grocery clerk and checker.

Write qualifications to V. E. Box 400, Courier-Gazette. WANTED: Experienced wait erss to work irregular hours. no split shift, guaranteed per Apply after 2.

p.m: No phone calls. Mott's Minit Cafe. WANTED: Yard. Work, Carpenter Repair. L1 2-2792.

TO TRAIN FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Needed prepare med and women, 18 to 55. No experience noeduca vidally sufficient. Permajobs, no lay offs, short high pay, advancement. home address, number and time home. Write MC care of CourierGazette.

FOR SALE LEE'S FRESH infertile delivered. LI. 2-6829. BUY SELL SWAP Used garden, field, shop tools and Wilcos Hardware and Er chance 221 E. NEED A NEW FENCE Retuned Howe 210 N.

LI 2-5558. 12. VOLT Frig King auto air conditioner. Guaranteed. $65 Callahan's Garage, 508 West Hwy.

24, L1 2-6181 day, LI-22-2734 night, -MUST SELL by Saturday, 17 hardtop Magnolia boat, 75' hp Johnson; trailer, ski equipment. Call LI 2-6463. NEW FURNITURE Low STONES FURNITURE N. BOX'S NO. 2 2-3132 HAY HAY Cal.

FOR RENT: June 1: Nice room house. screened in back porch, newly papered. El 2-2308 Call between 5:30 and 7:30. RENTALS DUPLEX UNFURNISHED rooms. Garage.

On gravel street One child permitted. Apply 401 S. Beng FOR RENT: Unfurnished apartment 3 rooms, private bath, shower, ideal location for retired couple or individual. Ph. LI 2-5231 after 5 p.m.

UNFURNISHED 4 room apt. for rent. $45 month, Call LI 2- 4348. APARTMENTS: See at 208 Kentucky St. County Bank or APT.

FOR Rent: 602 S. Chestnut LI 2-2738. FURNISHED EFFICIENC bills paid, couple only, LI 2-4044 or LI 2-5531, ask for Ed. FOR RENT: Unfurnished duplex 3 rooms hardwood floors, tile, bath, 708 N. ideal for couple or individual Call LI 2.3331.

NICE FURNISHED efficiency apt. Private entrance, bath and garage. Well located West MeKinney, Suitable for couple. References exchanged. Rental $42.50 LI 2-6423.

UNFURNISHED APT. rooms and bath, adults only, 708 N. Tenn. L1 2-2823. BEDROOM furnished 1814 N.

Waddill. LI 2-5708. FOR RENT: 2 BR furnished adults only LI-2-2790. FREE APARTMENT REN available June 7. for details Hugh Anderson, 1212 Church St.

J-3 ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE Roums now available at NEW COMMERCIAL Hotel. Television. Air Telephone. Restaurant, Weekly and monthly rates. FOR RENT: Nice bedroom, private home, Living room privilege TV.

LI 2-5389. REAL ESTATE For LANES REAL ESTATE S. IP IN the market to bay or sell house. it will you to contact C. E.

Agen Phone L1 2-2242 FOR SALE: 3 BR house, 709 N. Church St. $5,000, C. FOR SALE: 2 BR frame house, 420 N. Waddill St.

LI 2-3192. COMPLETELY Redecorated two bedroom home three blocks from square for immediate occupancy. Total price only CREST REAL ESTATE LI 2-7211 LI-2-651 IF THREE'S A CROWD The space and convenient features in this three bedroom home located in Greenwood Addition near West Ward, will solve the problem. A cozy den along ith many other features makes this home a very livable home. CREST REAL ESTATE 2-7211 LI 2-6511 NICE 2 BR and den brick, well located just off W.

La. 500. COSY LITTLE 3 BR brick. central heat, air conditioning, builtth range and oven. on large lot, SW McKinney NICE LITTLE cottage on Fitzhugh $3,000.

ROOMY HOUSE on forge S. McKinney, $4,500. BRAND NEW BR brick. choice land just out ely limits $19.000. Will $15,000 loan.

FOR SALE: 2 Bedroom brick (like new) 100X155 lot landscaped, 25 year FHA loan proved for $11,600 making monthly payments including taxes and insurance, 1805 Carol, Shown by apopintment. Call Bill C. Chris tie at Collin County National Bank. A LOVELY 2 Br. frame concrete foundation floor furnace.

garage, will be on paved street $6500. GOOD 2 br. frame with a good garage apt. in good neighborhood $8500. A GOOD Duplex on North Tenn.

St. worth the money $7- 500. A LOVELY 2 Br brick abont year old. bargain at $10,000. Good terms.

VELY 2 Br. bricks McKi 100 LOVELY 3 BR. brick. den double garage, air conditioned. $17,500.

MANY OTHER places large and small. Call me for your I needs. C. E. Melton Agency LI 2-2242 Wanted Real Estate HAVE TEXAS Veteran's Land Authorization, Am interested in land with fences and water.

without house. Agricultural Appraisal Value limits price per acre. Allen, Texas, Ph. SA 7. 3758.

$200.00 ACRE acres choice Collin County, like new 2 bedroom house, barn, fences, ete- P.O. Box 391. Richardson, Texas, Ph. AD 5-5288. 100 ACRES, improved, city water $220.00 acre cash.

P.O. 391 Richardson, Texas, I Ph. AD -5-5288. For Sale BUSINESS PROPERTY for sale, house and lot. 408 Tenn St.

to setle Howard Estate, Bids received until June 15, Don Spratt, Little Elm Texas, Ph. ES 7-2704. FOR SALE: Good business opI portunity, Sinclair Service Station, stock and Equipment Co. located in center of Plano Hwy. 5 and FM Road 544.

Call Billy Robertson, 995-4042 after 6 p. Plano, Texas. City Council Meeting Held Thursday Nite City secretary B. J. Cope advises the regular City Councit meeting was held Thursday! evening at 7:30 with all mem-1 bers present.

Mayor Eubanks presided. A. delegation of McKinney Jaycees presented a Community Development Survey for the 1 Councils approval. The Council voted to co-sponsor this project. Routine business was handled and the Council voted to abandon an alley off south College, of Standifer.

Paving resolution No. 5 of paving project. No. 2 was adopted. This particular resolution made corrections necessary to the assessment roll of project.

No. 2. Several citizens appeared before the Council with various problems, Local ETEX CC Members Attend Tyler Meeting Several McKinney are members of committees of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce were in Tyler day, May 31 to attend Commilice and Board meetings. Choice Vice attended directors Ray, Hell To ETex EL Committee Dick Knight of Corsicana, president of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers and Secretaries Association, has announced the appointment of the following managers and secretaries to the Program Committee for the 1962 East Texas Chamber of Commerce Short Course: Ivan Elmer, Greenville, Chairman; Bill Stevens, Irving; Ralph Henderson, Shreveport; Walter Koch, Longview, Pete Ross, Center; P. F.

Thomas, Teague: Ernie Larmer, Orange; Jimmy Dillon. Mrs. Dorothy Hunter Pool, Beaumont: The committee will meet with the COMSAET Board in Palestine on June 20-21 to present preliminary proposal for the 1962 Short Course program to be held November 8 and 9. Dr. Mosby New President Country Club The annual Stockholders meeting of the McKinney Country Club was held Monday night.

New directors elected are Alex, Orr, Sherwood Smith and Charles Winniford, replacing Coleman White. Tabby Moore and Jack Rattan, whose terms I have expired. New officers for the coming. year are: President. Dr.

Tom Mosby, Vice president, Joel McCrary Secretary, Alex Orr. Nathan White, retiring president. called the meeting to order and conducted a business session. Bob Yeager reported the greens -are in excellent condition. Dr.

Mosby of the Entertainment Committee, stated more emphasis will be made of special days for the children. Coleman White, reported for the House committee, stating number of minor improvements are being made, and major improvements are being considered. Richard Fournament chairman, told the stockholders that many. plans are being made and while this has been an active year, 1962-63 will see even more activity. Here is the good news for the children Jack Rattan, chairman of the swimming pool, reported the pools are in excellent condition and official opening was scheduled for 2 p.m.

Tuesday, June 5. The following stockholders were present for the meeting: Richard McLarnon, H. C. and Eula Marie White, Bob and Merrill Yeager, Tom and Bette Emerson. G.

H. and Florence Moore. Dr. Leo L. Fitzgerald, Tom W.

Perkins Jr. Dr. Tom Mosby, Alex M. Orr, George Cox. Jack: Rattan, Raul Saba, Ken.

Pete DeMoss, Joel and Jean McCrary. Dr. Dud a Wysong, Jack Bostic, Nathan E. White. Chas.

Graves James A. Caldwell and J. E. Abernathy. Mother Of Mrs.

Clyde Emmans Passes Away Here Mrs. Ida Mae Smith 68. of Abilene, passed away Thursday evening May 30, at 8:30 the home of her daughter. Mrs. H.

Emmons 2000 GreetRoad. Mrs. Smith had visiting in her home for several She was Texas and had entire County. Church Griffin Smith BORROW HERE TO GO! There's still time to get in on the vacationthis summer. See us right now for a loanour rates are low and it's easy to repay on our budget-tailored terms.

THE BIG FRIENDLY CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Angus Cows W. S. Harris, McKinney, recently purchased six. AberdeenAngus cows from Nickey Lynn Robinson, McKinney, Miss Mary Lou Henderson, daughter of Thurman Henderson of Plano, received a B.S. degree in Education in spring commencement exercises at Texas Christian University, May 25.

Miss Henderson is a former resident of McKinney. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ula Saunders. Rev.

G. B. Bradshaw, Superintendent of Missions for ColJin County Association and Rev. B. J.

Johnson, pastor of the North Baptist Church left last week end for San Francisco, California where they will attend the Southern Baptist vention. They drove to California in their car. Mr. and Mrs. Basil LaFollette are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary, today.

BEAUTY REST MATTRESS $79.50 WHITE STORES, INC ROM Ant May 31, 1962 An open. letter to the Editor: On Tuesday night, May 29th, approximately 17 awnings In McKinney were ripped and cut up, obscene words were written in big bold red letters on downtown buildings, a transmission was stolen from a truck. What wrong with a town the size of McKinney when this amount of vandalism can take place in a single evening in a downtown section of the town. Do we have adequate police protection in our town? Does our Chief of Police have enough men for patrol duty, enough radio-equipped cars for patrol? Why is the police department in McKinney a training center for policemen to train and then have to take jobs in other towns. Why are 9 out of 15 policemen now employed here seeking employment elsewhere? Are we providing our youth with recreation to keep them out of trouble and if not, why don't we have recreation for them? Why was the Texas Textile Mill Recreation Center taken from us? These and other questions will be asked tonight at the meeting.

If you are interested in the answers, attend the City-Council meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall, GRADY E. POPE MERCURY COMET Buy Your New Mercury Or New Comet From PROCTOR MOTOR CO. SALES SERVICE WE MAKE OUR OWN TERMS AND CARRY OUR OWN NOTES So, Tenn. Ph.

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