Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1959 Page: 4 of 8
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BASTROP (TKXAS) ADVKBTISKR. OCTOBKR 19.V.«
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Hospital News Viattfrson HD
(Hub Makes Plans
The following have been dis-
missed from the local hospital:
Mi> John Hoffman
Mr.-. John \\ • ndlund
Mrs. Mary Prob-t
James Barton
Dave (ioddard
Richard Smith
Esther Tolbert (col.)
Mr.-. 1. A K > ! l
Karl Hardee
Mrs. Thomas Jimenez, and son
Mrs. Frieda I'fieffer
Leo Schaefei
Cocil Sman
The follow itijr are patients in
the locul hospital now:
Mrs. C. 1 • Kimu'li, I'aitfe
Miss Durant Pel'
Selective Service
Listed below are the names
of Bastrop boys who recently
regis teiod with Texas Local
Board .No. >o upon reaching
their eighteenth birthday.
Blake Alton Sullivan, Jr.,
Lawrence Joe Goertz, William
Harri.- Hemphill, LeRoy Wood-
ward, Jr.. Daniel Acosta, Step
hen Francis Goertz, Charles Ed-
ward Raney, Rudolph Lozano
Ramirez, Francis Lynn 11am11,
Alton Gay la nd Josephson, Lore to
Perez, Carl William Cole, Floyd
Joseph Meuth.
SHAWS
Laundromat
INCORPORATED
Westinghouae Equipped
Half Hour Laundry
FULLY AUTOMATIC COIN
OPERATED MACHINES
Do Your Entire Laundry Auto-
matically in Half an Hour.
Make Your Washing Just An-
other Stop on Your Shopping
List. Economical — Sanitary.
Dryers Available
OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY
7 DAYS A WEEK
704 Pine St.
Phone No. 9535
Read The Want Ads!
DON'T SELL SHORT
of your
beet market
where
YOUR INTERESTS
are protected
by
YOUR COMMISSION FIRM
REGULAR MARKET
Monday thru Friday
CATTLE AUCTION
Thursdays, 9 :(T0 A. M.
Tin Wattei -on Home Demon
-tration Club met on October
15, in tin home of Mr-. Winnie
Culpepper.
The roll ra I was answered
with "A Thanksgiving table dec-
oration" by tnc following: Mrs.
Rom Moitland, Mrs. I.ydia lloff
man, Mr Vivian Alexander,
Mr.-. Virginia Watterson, Mrs.
Winnu Culpepper, Mrs. Lois
Hopper, Mr-. Wilnia French and
Michael French.
Mrs. Rose Mortland gave a
report of the H. D. Council
meeting of October 1st in the
Activity Room in the Bastrop
Court House.
She reported that on Tues-
day, October 27, a food and nu-
trition program will be present-
ed by Mr- Louise Mason, food
and nutrition -pecialist of dis-
trict 10, in the Activity room.
Discussion and plans of club
committee- -erving and exhibit-
ing during the Acheivemcnt Day
planned for Nov. 5th in the B
and S building on Main Street
were made.
Plan- were made for a Hal-
lowe'en Party, which is to in-
clude the entire Watterson Com-
munity as well a. club members,
on Saturday night, October 24,
at 7:30 P. M.
Christmas party suggestions
were made for the Watterson
club.
A very profitable and inter
esting demonstration was pre
Minted by Mrs. Lois Hopper on
"Planning Your Fall and Win
ter Wardrobe."
The highlights of this demon-
stration were on the most ex
pensive item.- in your winter
wardrobes, the coats and suits.
It -tressed the necessity of
choosing good materials as well
as good workmanship.
C!ub members brought gar-
ment.- to be discussed and com
mented upon.
A hat workshop was discussed
for the month of November.
Delicious refreshments were
enjoyed by those present and
wa- served by Mrs. Winnie Cul-
pepper and daughter, Mary Ann.
The meeting adjourned with
the thought of the month:
"Worry is interest paid on trou-
ble before it conies due."
MRS. TOM MOFFET
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Mr.. Tom Moffett of Bate-
man was honored on her 57th
birthday with a barbecue sup-
| per at the home of her son,
| .fame- Moffett, on Thur.->day
| night.
Mr- Lester Taylor made her
mother a beautiful white frost-
ed birthday cake.
Those attending the .-upper
were: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mof
fett, Mr. and Mrs. James Mof-
fett, J. I). and Shirlean; Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Taylor, Ricky,
Tommy arid Janice and the Rev.
and Mrs. Louis R. Ketchum,
UNION STOCK YARDS
SAN ANTONIO J
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE—several doors, vari-
j ou." -izes, 5 panel and -lab, with
; locks and hinges. R. K. Standi
! fer, phone 57 or 4*o. tf.
k
tere come A
Santa .. .
and
THE HOUSTON
Uj CHRONICLE
... with a
SPEC! AL
CHRISTMAS OFFER!
THE DAILY CHRONICLE . .
. ir.EG. : 5.601
NOW ONLY
fl2.t0
YOU SAVE $i CK/
| OR DAILY AND iJNDAC . .
. '. EO. 5 21.00)
I NOW ONLY
"I8.U
| YOU S WE «
4
.MAD BY MORI Hi liAN A ( C. Ul * Ml •((
THE HOUSTON CHRONiCL'i
HOUiTON, 7IXAS
CEDAR CREEK
MKS A. P SMITH. KUITOB
Charles C. Wright, a cousin j
of Dewey Turner, from Victoria |
spent Friday in the Turner j
home and attended the football
gaim in Bastrop Friday night.
Mr .and Mrs. Noel V. Smith
and sons, Kd, of Lockhart, and
Noel, University of Texas stu-
dent -pent Sunday with Mr..
Sn 'h's mother. Mrs. 11. C. ;
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Iiackley
Jr arui son, Carl III, of Corpus
Christ i spent Friday and Sat
urday with Mr-. Rackley's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs T. A (iil-
ley.
W. A. Maley of Houston spent
the weekend on the Maley ranch
in Cedar Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ried of Aus-
tin visited in the Floyd Martin
home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whitsell
and children of Elroy have re-
turned home from a two weeks j
visit with Mr. Whitsell'.- n-la
tives in South Carolina.
Mrs. O. F. Wamel and Mrs.
(Jus Holtz visited in Wimberly
oi.e day during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ciilley and
sons, of Austin spent Sunday
at the Maley ranch.
Ragland Tenberg and son,,
Jay, also Olan Tayloi of Pettus j
spent Sunday ii the T. \ (Jil-
le> home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moncure |
from the Green's Prairie Com
munity and Mr.-. Vernon Schae
f< r of Bastrop visited in the 0.
F Wamel home Sunday.
B. Dement of Red Bock -pen'
the day Sunday in the home of
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Martin. j
M s. J. J Whitsell and chil !
dren <>f Klroy vi- tod in the
home of Mrs Whit-■> 11'.- parent-. \
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Alexander.
Mrs. O F Wamel wa- a busi- j
ness visitor in \u.-tin Monday
of ia.-l week
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morton and!
boys of Ha.-trop spent Sunday
in the home of Mr.-. Morton' |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. .Sim- '
mons
Mrs J. A Martin and Mi
W. N. Rice were Ba.-trop visi
tors Friday.
Mr. and Mr.-. K. J. I/ong-hore
and daughter. Betty Ann, "f
Austin were recent visitor- in
the Dewey Turner home.
WSCS MELTS WITH
MRS. HOLMES
j Mr.-. Otti- Holmes wa.- host
I ess to the Woman'.- Society of I
1 Christian Service on Wednesday
October the 14.
Mi II. C. Smith was program
leader using a,- her subject
"Good News of Peace arid Life."
The n.eeting was opened by
the gioup singing "Je-u- Calls
IV followed by silent prayer
and c'o • jf .vitli -entence pray
j ers.
Th< Scripture: Genesis 22:1 8
wa given by Mr-. S. T. Sim
mon
The meditation Away From
Human Sacufic< Toward Peace
and Life" and "Tnose Who Turn
the World Upside Down" was
given by Mr . Dewey Turner.
Song, "We've ;i Story to Tell
to the Nation," followed by a
talk; "The Churche and th<
l.'nited Nations" by Mr liolm-
e . The meeting closed with a
prayer in unison.
A short busine- ■ meeting foi
lowed the program with Mr.-.
O. F. Wamel president, ir the
chair.
A? the noon hour a deliejouf
covered-dish luncheon was en
joyed by the eight women who
were pri ,-ent for the morning
program.
hi the afternoon se sion, Mr-.
B. H. Smith gave the 1st chap
ter of "The Contemporary Man
and the United Nation ," by
Margaret R. Bender. In these
chapter were discussed the
part of the United Nations and
why the different Commissions
were organized and their func
lions.
Those pre.-ent for the noon
hour were Mi-. Lee Alexander,
Mrs. S. T. Simmons, Mrs. B. H.
Smith, Mrs. H. C. Smith, Mrs.
Dewey Turner, Mrs. O. F Wamel,
Mrs T. C. Watts and Mrs.
Holrm Mrs Andy Alexander
and Mr T A (iilley were pre
ent for afternoon session.
KRAGH'S
lor Dollar Days Orl. 22.2X21
We Are ^ i||, pa|| \ih| (!hristiiuih Mt'tvliamlisr
Loaded
LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
SMALL AMOUNT DOWN WILL HOLD ANY GIFT TIL CHRISTMAS
WATERPROOF
^ ate lies
Regular $24.95
DOLLAR DAYS
AUTOMATIC
Regular $55.00
DOLLAR DAYS
S39.95
BIRTHSTONE
Rings
STERLING
Girls, Reg. $4.95
DOLLAR DAYS
0«J J
Boys, Reg. $6.95
DOLLAR DAYS
Beautiful Patterns
(< tpen Stock >
Guaranteed
Vgainst Breaking, ( hipping
and ( racking
OUR PERSONAL SERVICE MAY MEAN THE DIFFERENCE
Introducing
ONEIDA - MELAMINE
DINNERWARE
I ti piece Martcr Sel
only $14.95
Ci piece I amil> Set
only $29.95
ONEIDA PREMIER
DINNERWARE
I ft piece Starter ^et
$19.95
t,"i piece FamiU <e(
$49.95
DIAMOND
EAR Rl\(,'
YOUR CHOICE
Values From $45 to
KRAGH
JEWELRY
923 Main Phone
Applications For
Cotton Bowl Game
Being Accepted
DALLAS 'I . ket application-
for the 1 !"i0 t '• ' "n Bowl Foot-
ball Cla.-sic on New Year's Da\
will be accepted b> mail only
during the per d tarting Fri-
day. Oct. li.'i, ai d lasting through
Monday, Nov J
The Cotton How- Cla-sic i-
the official >'■ .iti .s est Confer
eiice post season bowl game,
with the conference champion
automatically becoming r> host
team. Thi w:l' l>< tr.i 4? h
annual Cotton !•«>-.•) j^ame
There will be no limit .in the
number of tic • ■ • that . -at
ordered. A u lal, af'.'-r all
applications have been received,
a drawing w ■. : to
determine the allocation.- of the
2"),000 availab . ticke' Tick
et- will be mailed and unfilled
applications and check- will be
returned to th« erider. shortly
after I lee. 1.
The price of ticket- for tr-.-
19P0 Cotton Bowl Cla > i
$ 5.50 each, and a 'Jo-cent ma;
ing fee -houid b< added to ea< h
ticket order C.j-.eck- or iiiurn-y
The K
man Bap
I. e A ..ft
The f
president
. rd> t a< i >mpan> ill ap I 'IDI II— i I \ ss
plica:. .: Kl < I - Ol I l< KltS
\p:>in aftoi.-. should 1m- mailed :
tn arrne during the period -pec
if . ij, (• J.'t Nov. J. to Cotton
Bu-.i. \thleti. A--<>ciation, I*. O.
I!ox Tis . lnwood Station, Dal-
la Knvelope.- mu-t la- post-
marked not later than n.idnight
Nov. 2. | vice pr
App atn.r -e. eived for more ' ' 1
tha; ti-r ticket from ai > oio ' '
fill be placed in th< u' '
groups of ten or le«- /u' "
word-, any riumUr of ^'r
ticket- tar. be ordered, but they •* •>'!
v* ill b< drawn so that they will
be n block of ten.
Thi :ioard of director - >{ the
Cotton l-!"Wl vthletic A- on ia < t. *.
tion ha decided t;.a• the liifiO , , .
Cotton Bowl ("la- i> a.l
h!ac|i>*i ut fur telfvi-ion in Dai p,
la and th area within 100 j ,|,,f
mile of the city f the ata<iium ! prelimu.a;
i- ii* ' '.Hi p>-r cent sold out for! \v, , j,
the Jar 1 game. <„t, ,
("liih of Bate
i • i rc! ha - elw fid
'< i the church \«-ar
pers.
draw
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>KMOK I> \ ^ m,|
VI BOChM
Sunday, Sep'.n
ned as Se- i
nior i!a of i,
•h'.ul, Kockru
HeV I "Jn , . \
Wing were elected celebrant of •
Sir Cora Kuet/ky. \\ a w ,,
t. Mr - F ■ t ! < 'i.\ Sj,, ,, j|. i:
Mr \ , M M i e- t, ..
Mi Addie Spencer; | w,, ' U1^)U' ■
!! Mrs to Mar -. r. r ,
- lal chairman (..itlwd It. ck
Ma Mr.- D« .lah f |
Mr
Moff.
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INFOHMAL FHOTOGKAPHS of 1
your family, or of any special
occasion— birthday, anniversary,
family reunion. Children'* pic- 1' •
tures a specialty, l'rice* reanor.
able. Call Bob Standifer, phone
■ r isO f.>r app. .ntment j
<-r f..r the .-omirnr
Wi a -< ■ arthals,
I I,a lie M lib \ e
Robert tioddanl,
>r. Ito-t. at
. I'« l gal' a d Hog' i
r ted
Ih
, e t f..
For JOGO-.Mcrcury annoiiiicc,1
important price
on every model!
THIS POPULAR MERCURY MONTEREY,* FOR EXAMPLE
NOW PRICED *13650 LOWER THAN LAST YEAR
Grace Lutheran
Church
Smithville, Texas
REV. A. F. MICIIALK, Paator
(The church of the "Lutheran
Hour" - "This is th« Life" TV)
Saturday Bible School 8-10:30
a. m.
Sunday School and Bible class
at 'J a. m.
Morning Worship at 10:00 a.
m.
'Come, for all thing's are now
ready.'
I*i0 Mwtmr M'.nl r#y J inr.i ',n)ln arilh |J|H,,. r • f ,o,pM I i'
NOW THIS MERCURY MONTEREY DELIVERS FOR ONLY *72 MORE THAN
"LOW-PRICE NAME CARS WITH THE SAME EQUIPMENT."
The new lowiv Mercury prices now make it
possible for you to own this truly Ifautiful
enr for practically the same amount of money
jiAi would ftny for a ear with a low price name.
And we mean price comparison* n -inp the
•ame laxly style, equipped the same wav—with
typical equipment moat drivers want (such
a- radio, heater, and nit..in Iran .mi -.,..,,,
Remeinlrt r, tin- > n King pun new apple to
Amen. .1 Ik-t huilt car—now your li>-«t |iu\ loo.
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00 TT BUY ANY CAB UN'U. YOU'VE DRIVEN ROAD IUNED 1900 MERCURY!
il •
Onihri HmiIJ" -
fixl' M .
J. V. Ash Motor Company
Phones 440 and 441
AUTHOWZKh
Ford & Mercury Dealer
Bastrop.
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1959, newspaper, October 22, 1959; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237762/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.