Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 8, 1952 Page: 2 of 8
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THE BASTROP ADVERTISER MAY 8. 1952
Local
news
M> J. B. Hathaway, Jr. ami Mi R. A. Hi. uk- had a- > r
baby on, Ben Howard, if Port weekend guest, Miss Julia Hill, of
Arthur, spent this week with their Caldwell,
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Mi>. \V. (I. Ter.er and little -or,,
Howard Jenkins. Mrs. Jenkin- Jim, . f Texa> City are spending
will accompany them home today a few day.- with their mother and
'Thui >day ( and remain until grandmother, Mrs. Vesta Jones.
Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Fisher spent the
Mrs.* Frank Green spent several wt* k*n«l in Austin in the homes
davs last week in San Antonio "f h ' daughters and families.
SQUIRREL SEASON
OPENED IN SOME
COUNTIES MAY 1
VUSTIX, Tex,. May «.
in the home of her niece, Mrs.
Earl Buell and Mr. Buell.
The Perfect
Expression of
Sentiment for
MOTHER
on
HER DAY
A Gift selected from
our compltle assortment
of beautiful suggestions!
JEWELRY
CHINA
GLASSWARE
LAMPS
SILVERWARE
PICTURES
and many, many other
lovely individual gifts
Jas. P. Wood
J EM'EI>KB & OPTOMETRIST
i mont.
Mr. rfhd Mrs. Arthur Gabel of
Lock ha rt were Sunday guests of
• Mr. t.nd Air.-. L, L. Culpepper.
Mrs. T. P. Haynie of Austin
was a Bastrop visitor Monday.
Miss Polly Litton, daughtei of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Litton, re-
cenly was one of two delegates
from the visiting teachers group
in Houston attending a Child
Welfar meeting in Austin.
Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Perkins of
Palestine spent the weekend here
with his mother, Mrs. J. T.
I Kellum.
Postmaster and Mrs. K. F.
Pearey, Mrs. Alma Sehaefer and
Mrs. Addle Mae Powell left Wed-
nesday for a three weeks vaca-
tion trip along the souhern route
to Florida and return by a north-
ern route.
j Mr«. Peyton Kelley of Ixick-
hart and Mrs. P. L. Null of Creed-
| moore were recent guests of Mrs
John McNulta.
Mr. and Mrs, Ireland Allbright
and «on, John Ireland spent the
weekend in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. White of
San Antonio were recent week-
end truest* of Mrs. J. T. Kellum
and Mis< Mattie Burleson. Miss
| Burleson h&: just returned from
a five weeks visit in the home?
of Mrs. Walter Pike and Mrs. W.
W Krenshaw in B"ig Springs.
Mrs. John McNultr. and daugh-
ters. Barbara and Patricia spent
Sunday with their parents and
I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W
Null, in Smithville.
C-Sgt. F.rwin Goerner, who
spent the past 14 months with
! the Marines in Korea, has joined
his wife and daughters, in Paige,
i They have made their home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. O.
Chappie.
Recent weekend guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. May
nard were Mr and Mrs. Gardner
Rassly and daughter, Lucy Ann.
of Aivin; Mrs S. M. McDonald.
Mrs. John Earl Peppitone and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryan of Beau-
MEETING HELD FOR
HD LEADERS
A leader training meeting on
tin newtr mt thod- of cunning and
freezing fruits and vegetables
wa- L'iveil by Mis- Lena Sturges,
county home demonstration agint,
at tin courthouse annex in Ba>-
tiop on Thursday morning May Opening of th. squirrel season
1. Leaders from five home de- j under the General ajtute Law May
ministration clubs in the county I pointed up home seasonal vari-
were pre.-ent. These leaders will at ions, according to the Execu-
hold a meet inn with the other tive Secretary of the Texas Game
Members in their community and A' Fish Commission.
give the demonstration to them. Ht said the safe th ug ft it
T.vo meetings a month are held by
the club women. Tiainin|f meet-
ings are given once a month to
leaders and Miss Sturges pre-
sented one demonstration to each
club each month. „
Leaders attending the meeting
Thursday were: Mesdanus Phillip
Wilhelm, Marvin Wilhelm, Rock-
ne; Mesdanus T. R. Gathright,
Robert Brown, Bobbie Greenhaw,
and Aivin Esohberger, McDade;
Mesdame- Dee Alexander, Ralph
fox, Watterson; Mrs. W. F.
Kailci, Bastrop and Mrs. Leland
Harris, Red Rock.
NAVY NEEDS
COLLEGE MEN FOR
FLIGHT TRAINING
Single men between IS and 27
who have completed at least two
years of college are needed im-
sporfmen to do, if they are un-
certain. is to refer to their game
and fish Law Dik -t or to con-
tact their gwn local game warden.
The open season map Is a
patch work of conflicting hunt
inn dates and contrasting limits,
theoretically represent inn the
abundance or scarcity of -quirreb ,
said the Executive Secretary.
Sixty-five of the state's 2.V1 j
counties have no closed season !
Sixty-eight counties have no daily
bag or possession limit. But in
other counties the dates vary. A
few counties do not have pen
sea: ons. In counties having daily
ban or possession limits, the re-
striction ranges from five per
day in possession to 1(1 per day
and 20 in possession.
Ml kinds of huntitn are barr-
ed temporarily on that portion
of the White Rock Creek Wildlife
Restoration Area which lies in in
the Davy Crockett National For-
est in Houston County. This elo«- i
ed region includes that part of ,
the Forest which lies south of1
mediately to apply for the Navy s j state Highway 7 and west of the)
Flight Training Program, it was [ red gravel road which extend*
announced by Captain H. R. Nie- j from a point about 4 mile we<;
man. Jr.. USN. Commanding Of-! of Kennard on Highway 7, south
fire, of the V S. Naval Air Stat- jto ^nington.
ion at Dallas. I re * regulations dif-
. . , 1 fer. like in hrath Countv in Cen-
Af'-er having been closed for j tra3 Texas, where the Commission
nearly a year, the Naval Aviation hfi. renulatory authority and has
Cade! Program is agaiti "vide op-j ordered a year-around open sea-
en". Captain Nieman's command son.
ir. Dalla.- i- charged with the re.
Calendar Of Events
For the Coming Week
(Call in the notices of any spe-
cial meetings or events you would
tike iw have included in thi.s
column. One of the primary ob-
jects in listing tnese events is
to avoid conflict m various meet-
ngs, at t. ell as to remind mem-
bers <>f various groups of ths
meeting time )
FRIDAY, MAY 9:
Ladies Reading Circle, Mrs.
Mary Long and Mrs. C. W.
Hskew, hostesses,
SATURDAY, MAY 10:
Bastrop State Park Swimming
Pool opens
SUNDAY May 11
10th District American Legion
and Auxiliary Convention,
Legion Center, 9:00 A. M
till 4 P. Jd.
MONDAY. MAY 12:
Woman's Auxiliary of the K-
piscopal Church, home of
Mrs. Etta Ringgold, 3:30
P. M.
Bible Study, Methodist Church
Parlor, 3 PM
TUKSDAY, MAY 13:
Historical Society, American
legion Center, 3:30 P. M.
FRIDAY, MAY 16:
Junior-Senior Prom, Refectory.
8:00 1'. M
SATURDAY, MAY 24:
Dinner sponsored by the Junior
Class on Main Street
NOT!' K TO ( RKI)I H R> OF
nil Est mt; of j. fo\,
DH L \>I:D.
Vot. i- iiei-fU >:iv'ii tha ori-
ginal i tter- of administration
upo'i t ic Fsiat< of J Fox, de-
ceased, wet aiiti*«l to me, tiie
und'M''sinned, >11 the H'th day of
April, \ D.. !!' 2 by the County
Court of Kastrop County. Texas
in Cause N't), in.I All person*
haviiiv iminis against aid estate
are hereby required to present
the nine to me within the time
ib d by law My residence
nd P O. Ilox is Hastiop, Bastrop
County, Texas.
S\M GUHWITZ, administm-
>f tin Kstate of J. Fox,
pre
tor
deceased.
10-4
TERMITES,
ANTS,
ROACHES,
ETC?
LOST PINES
LUMBER CO.
.PHONE 7
Agents for
BUSH PE>T CONTRO! SERVICE
Member
National i'est Control Assn.
id—rt i+msmd
From where I sit... ly Joe Marsh
As a Matter of Fact...
gponsibility of enlisting Naval
A viatton Cadets - or "NovCads".
a- they are termed, from the State
of Texas
Gamble I.oOge So. 244 A.F.& \.M
Stated meetings fourth
Monday night each month
at 7:30 P.M. All member
urged to attend. Visiting
,Captain Nieman said that a j brethren cordially invited.
they■ may for pot French... they may forget math...
but they'll always remember
the gift that lasts!...
Samsonite
Yej! Give the groduote Somsomte...
and you give o gdt that lasts!
A gift that will give yean and
yeori of pleoiure!
SansonJe i itrong enough to Hand on.
Iti better thandeother coverings
whisk dean wifii a damp tloth.
Its streamlined shape is easy to corry.
Samsonite interiors are smartly lined.
Special hangers and pockets make
pocking a pleasure. And Samsonite
carries more clothes... with fewer
wrinkles...than any other luggagel
See our stunning Samsonite collection
today. You'll find handsome
masculine shades for him, natural
rawhide finish and smart foshion
tones for her And just
think - two pieces of
Samsonite add up to
less than you'd expect
to pay for just one of
luch quality!
m ladies' 0 Mite Cenvtrtifcli J7? '0
t i *c «i Tf*tn Cese . L i
t ,«i> i OuiU-lnpptr IV J
e Hti. > iutifiitrer 21 JO'
•All >• •■ iii.i tmlinft lojtti
LION MUSIC &
JEWELRY CO.
H
i —A jv
continuinn need exsirts to interest
college students, partirnlary grad-
uating seniors, in Naval •\viation,
For those who expect to have
Selective Service obligations to
fulfil), Navy flight "raining offers
an alternate to ordinary enlisted
service,
Pre-flight and basic training is
conducted at the "Annapolis of
the Air", Pensacola, Florida. Ad-
vanced tiainir-n is carried out at
Corpus Christi, Texas NavCads
who successfully complete the is
month period of training are des-
ignated Naval Aviators, and com-
missioned Ensigns, U. S. Naval
Reserve, or 2nd Lieutenants. U.
S. Marine Corps Reserve.
NavCads are paid $105.00 per
month, plus food, quarters and un-
iforms. Pay and allowances up-
on commissioning amounts .to
365.75 per month without depen-
dents, or (439.75 with dependents.
Men desirirm furthur infor-
mation on the program should
write: NAVCAD, U. S. Naval Ait
Station, Dallas Texas. Trans-!
portation costs are paid for ap-!
piicants who wish to take th<*'
qualifying physical and mental
examinations
NOW IS THE TIME TO
START SPRAYING i
FOR FLIES
AUSTIN, Tex. — With the ap- j
proaeh of warm summer days,
emphasis on home sanitation be-
comes increasingly important,
stated Dr Geo. W. Cox, State
Health Officer.
At this season of the year your
State Health Department puts spe-
cial emphasis on a clean-up de-
signed primarily for the two fold
purpose of elimination of fliee
and rats. These two health ha-
zards cari be controlled only
through sanitary practices. Plac-
es where they feed and breed and
re>,t must be destroyed.
The common housefly ha- de-
monstrated that it can spread
more than 20 human disease*.
Some of the more serious are ty-
phoid fever, diarrhea arid dysen-
tery, They have also been impli-
cated in the tpread of polio. Rats
and mice have been aim ed in the
spreading of 20 to .10 diseases.
"It is plain to see," ays Dr.
Cox, "that your health and that
of your family and community
depend in a good measure upon
your maintenance of clean, fly
and rat free premises."
Spraying to kill flies and poi-
soning of rats are valuable sup-
plements to the sanitation pro-
gram, hut will not do the elimin-
ation job by themselves.
Sanitation ir, largely a person-
al matter. It if a way of life
pre sed in lean healthful ur-
roundings.
Plan now to attend the Auction
Saturday, May 17, at 702 South
Main.
FRANK B. GR'RFN, W M
J. LLOYD HOOD, Secretary
O. O. SCHUELKE
Furniture Upholstery & Repai
SPECIALIZING IN
AUTO SEAT COVERS
Out of all the new '-paper and
mana/ine columns 1 read, the ones
I enjoy mont are those that pack in
a whole lot of facts unrelated
fact*, but each one an interest inn
bit of information in itself.
These columns go something like
this: "Did you know that hump-
back whales are addicted to nor-
\nn"' That bees have been bred with
red, brown, and buff-color eyes?
"Did you know that lead can be
converted to gold at a coat of
$1,000,000 an ounce? That a 5ftft-
pound fat jrirl went on a diet and
lost 401 pounds in 12 months? That
a chrysanthemum has l«*en devel-
oped that smells like a violet?"
From where I ait. mavbe I'm a
kind i < "Johnn> one-note." Myowa
columns always M-ero to revtdv#
around ont idea—a plea for ua U>
make suri' we rei | ect the other fei-
low'a rights—like the right to votm
for your own choice or the right to
enjoy a glass of b<«er n w and thea.
I may not l in style, hot I believe
my one fart i« worth rrfnatimg—
and remenilwring f
l.vft/rtftn, 1''*-', I mt ni I<JJ< ftftiHij y , iLtUom
LAST FOUR DAYS
Lay-A-Way Until Fall
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•DRESSES
price!
Small Payments
FALL - EARLY SPRING
DRESSES
This group include* all r f our
Nationally Advertised dresses in
crepe*, failles, gabardines and wool
ens. Tailored numbers that will be
perfect for now and start of next
season.
FALL - EARLY SPRINCi
COATS - SUITS
I In* is your opportunity to have
your coal or suit paid for by the
time you'll need it. These are all
tailored numbers and perfectly
styled .
CHASTAIN - MILLER
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 8, 1952, newspaper, May 8, 1952; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237374/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.