Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 25, 1960 Page: 4 of 8
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HASTROP (TKXAfi) ADVERTISER. FEBRUARY S r>. 1960
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f Society New
Mrs. Funderburk
Gives Program On
Settlement House
Oirelt No. .,f th> WomanV
Society of (' i : tinn Se viee met
iri the parM<na:'. a itii Mr*.. Wai
ter J. I'aitwnv a ho-t<
on Tuesday niunt, February H.
Mr.-. !J W l.ovele- , chaii niaii,
railed th« meeting to order.
Mr.. M, H Fumlerburk nave
the proprani on th< Homer
Toberman Settlement Mouse in
Sar 1'i.iio. Cu fiirnia The Tober
man House i> just one of many
that i: upi""'ti.i by the WSCS.
S)i« \\a a- -It' by Mr.-. J. R.
U ilkn: , Mi Tiaiy Ohalmor.-,
Mis. Rob. rt Wilkin, Mis Low-
le. s, Mr>. .lam. s Kershaw and
Mrs. Claude Woolsey.
The meeting adjourned with
* prayer.
Refreshments wi'rr served to
two jrut st.- Mr-. Harris Koch
and Mi Douplas Wilson ami
the following: members: Mrs.
Irl Larrimoie a new member.
Mrs. R. K. C-onant. Mrs John
Wietinjr. Mrs. Curtis Sanders,
Mr-. Lincoln Karris, Mrs. Carl
Morton, Mrs. W. T. Wade, Mrs.
Henry Schuyler, and those tak-
ing part on the program
Tuesday Luncheon
Has Spring Setting
Arragements of yellow daf-
fodils and yellow forsythia made
a perfectly beautiful spring set
ting for the Tuesday luncheon
held at the Victoria Tea Room
on February 16. Mrs. C. B. May-
nard and Mrs. Oren Eskew were
hos!.e.--c.-
I>oor prizes wt re won by Mr.-.
Neil Gurwitz and Mrs. I. A.
Koenip. Each received a brass
planter bowl.
Guest- were Mrs. Charlie
Brown, Mrs. H. N'. 'Bell, Mrs. \
Earl Denman, Mrs R. P. Per I
kin.-. Mis. W. K. Maynard, Mrs.
J. T. Haider, Mrs L. A. Koenig.
Mrs. Ireland Allbrijrht, Mrs. C . j
B. Mack, Mrs. P. C. Maynard. j
Mrs. Harris Koch. Mr-. Neil
Gurwitz, Mrs. Allen MeMurrey,
Jr., Mrs. James Kershaw, Mrs.
Clarence McFaull, Mrs. Marv
Lonir, Mi.-.- Nell Fit?willmm,
Mis K C. Krhaid. Mr- Paul
P. Page, Mrs. (\ \. Eskew, Mi
| Benton Sims, Mr- Mauilc Hern-
I don, Mrs. .1 K Youiik. Mrs
John Bartoi , ami Mrs. Dora
| Hudson « f Smithv ille
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.Harmony Club Has
{Program On
I American Music
Mr- H ■ ry Seim\ler ami \11 -.
! Turn C riff in e hostess.- t.
the Ba.-trop Harmony Club on
Thursday afternoon, February
lh, at the Schuyler home.
A program or "Parade of A-
niericai Music" wa- presented
by Mi S. M Har.lt and M -.
| Robert Wiikin, u.-irg the music
of (Jeorgt Gershwin.
Hot Mr Hardt and Mrs.
Wilkin gave commentaries and
recordings <>f "An American In
Paris" and "Concerto in F" were
played. M's, Claude Woolsey
sang "Someone to Watch Over
Me" and " Lov. Walked In",
with Mrs. Ireland Allbright a-
piano accompanist.
During the business portion
of the meeting over which Mrs.
Allbright presided. the Club
voted to be redistricted, and
will be in District ! rather than
District 5.
The tea table was laid with
a green tulle cloth and center-
ed with an arrang- ment of yel-
low daffodils. Other arrange
ments of japorica. camellia.-
and treated magnolia leaves were
used to advantage in the living
room.
Guests wore Mrs. J. fl. Bry
>on. Miss Dorothy Bry son. Mi
R. K. Tonant, Mrs. l an Lloyd,
and Mrs. Lincoln Farris.
Members pre.-ent were Mrs.
Allbright, Mrs. John Barton.'
Mrs. W. J. Cartwright. Mrs. j
Harris Koch. Mrs R. W Love
le -. Mrs P. C. Maynard, Mrs.
W E. Maynard, Mrs. A. A. San-
der-. Mrs.. Claude Woolsey, Mrs.
C. L. Lawrence, Mr*. T. P. Hav-
nie, Mrs. Hardt, Mrs. Wilkins
and the hostesses.
Bastrop Harmony Club is a
member of the National Feder-
ation of Music Clubs.
| Dinner Honors Johnj
Mobleys At Laake
'Home Sunday
A farewell covered dish din-
ner was held Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mis. Frank Intake,
honoring John and Delia Mob
ley before ;heir departun for i
their home in I eebles, Ohio. i
Mr. and Mi-. Mobley have!
-pent the pa-t two month.- vi |
• i11r ^ with relatives ami friends
ill Texas.
Those attending the dinner
ami tho-e calling in the after- I
noun included' Mr. and Mr
Cl arlit Wunoburger, Mr and I
Mrs. Harold Lib - of Fort Worth; j
Mr. and Mr - I.eii Wunt burger, |
Mi and Mrs. Morgan Mobley,
Mrs. Pearl Clark ami Ira Mobley
J of Hon-ton: Mis F .iu Au-t, Mr.
and Mr- T. J. I'.ranton, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Davis. Mr.- Emma
i Strong, \dolph Limine!', Mor.roe
Lindia t, Mr. and Mr- We.-ley
Wunt burger, Mr. and Mr John
Bradley, Jr.. Linda and John
Wesley, Mi \lberta McKcnxit
and daughter, all of Austin;
Mr.-. Ira Doyl and Mrs. Louise
Lindner of (lidding-.
Al.-o Mr. and Mrs. Morri-
Chapple and Anton Wunoburger
of Paige; Mr. and Mr.-. Horace
Hodge and Linda of Elgin; V. L.
Wunoburger, A. J. Wunoburger,
Mrs. Georgia Denning. Mr-.
Pauline Doiegner. Mr. and Mrs.
J. (i Ixick. Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Kimbrough, Mr. and Mr . Ro- j
i*-rt Kurs^'hick and Wei.Ion, Mr. I
and Mrs. Bob Wynn, Mrs. l<ela
Nunn and Mrs. Lorn Hank-, all
of Bastrop.
ABUNDANT LIFE
by ORAL ROBERTS
NEWSPAPER REPORTER SAVES A
WOULD-BE SUICIDE ON CHRISTMAS EVE
vited to hear this talk on a
-ubject that is so timely im-
portant.
Classified
Read Th«l
It was Christina* Eve A po-
lice irjKMter on Uie SiMtU I'oiJ
ItiUlini'u t of Seattle. Washing
ton, u is sitttiiL, at Ins t\jn
writei when sucldenlv an o\et
wheliiuug impulse came to bun
Not knotting wlit, lie Inn lied
to Pioneei Scpiaie thre> ks
away, just in tune to knock a
loaded pistol att.it Irom ilir
head of a man about to >li' ot
himself
A cold lam was tailing and
the gun slid across the glisten-
ing grass. Eveiythmg seemed so
unreal that the leportei felt he
was enacting a strange diama
\cioss the street at a glaiivo he
noticed the time shown liv a
clock ill tb«' window of a li st.hi
rant, it was five minutes past
seven
Just a lew minutes i>, i..m , he-
had been sitting at bis type
wntei Now heie he was in
Seattle's "skid rott with a man
he hail just saved from death.
Where did the impulse come
from that sent him out into the
dreary night? What had sent
him directly to the spot where
a human being was about to
hurl himself into eternity?
The man dropped on his
knees and began fumbling in
the wet grass for the gun The
ieporter pushed him with his
foot and he sprawled on his
face Then the reporter picket!
up the gun. "Let's go home," he
said. "Where do vou live5
What's voi.i name'1' l< it Jack?"
Canter Drive !V>I Kershaw To Talk
To Be Confused At Watterson
Don't miss this opportunity to win
FREE
1959 CUSTOM FORD V-8
TO BE GIVEN \\N VV BY THE
James H. Perkins Post, No. 533
AMERICAN LEGION
AT THE
Bastrop American Legion
Center
In Bastrop On
Saturday, February 27, at 9 p. m.
BARBECUE — BINGO
PLENTY OF PRIZES
EVERYONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED
Vith Cytology
Funds sought by the Cancer
Cytology Foundation by mail
should not be confused with the
April $1,750 American Cancer
Society drive, according to local
ACS spokesman.
Mrs. Wallace Hefner, llastrop
County Unit crusade chairman,
.-aid "The American Cancer So
ciety i.s in no way connected
with the Cytology Foundation
which is conducting a mail cam-
paign from N w York.
"Their campaign i. neither
sponsored nor sanctioned tjy the
17-year old \CS which i con
ducting its own cytology pro
gram." «he aid.
The Texa.- Society of Patho-
logist-. . added, has indicated
that th< i- no need for t-pecial
cytology reening center.- since
medical fa. ilitie- throughout the
-tate to provide these services
are adequate.
Mrs. Hefner -aid that the of
ficial ! '.""H) American Cancer
Society Education Fund Drive
will be conducted during April
and the crusade organization is
rapidly nearing completion with
many citizens already volunteer-
ing their services.
Calvary Episcopal
Church
GORDON B. GUDGER JR.
Seminarian in-Charge
Sunday Services:
9:30 a. m., Church School, W
R. Kesaelus, superintendent.
11:00 a. m.f Morning Prayer
and Sermon.
Holy Communion at 11:00 a.
m. on the last Sunday in each
month.
District Attorney James 11
Kershaw will talk on "A Wo
man Y.xan? Know Your ia-
11. >tt did you kiu tt iii\
iiami ' >ki I the man who w e,
sobbing.
I .ion ( know said the i<
p. ii lei. but lets go SOU lew belt
tt heie we can talk."
Ilu | 'i lellott shook bis
I. ail 1 , ln t tt .Hit to talk b.
said. Hut ibcii ttouK came poui
nig out .>1 bun. "I cant go on
I i ail t 1.1(1' them. Sit ehlldti li
will hate no ( Inistma- piesents
no IihkI m> mouet 1 am su k
and 1 in tired. I w ant to ge'
awat Irom it
Somehow the repoiter was.
able to peisuade Jack to let bun
take bun home When thet
walk..! int.' the house, two lit
tie C" is a: .<iit tliree and lit.
tears old rushed to tIn• ir fathei
His tie i in ti It un and put In
arms ,u und bun She look..'
at tin leportei and sanl "l't<
been tt..ii icd suk loni^ht
wb.ii lie ilulu t ciime home lis
seven o'clock, I piayed and
asked (.il to take cate « i bin
and buiiU bun satelt home An.'
here he is
Suddenly the repoiter rea
iztd wbt the impulse had conn
to him at cvac tly seven o'clin k
Prat ei had spanned tin lie
tanci and (iixl had used him a-
an answer to her maters. (This
stors was (elated bs Alexander
Lake in )' ur Pttyi' A't Al
/I'm. inJ.'i
It is rm (irn. contietmn that
prater is the greatest privilig.
Cod et ei Hat e a human Iwtm:
t'al Statu «' the Watter- ui
Cummui Center >.n Saturda>
rnght, February 27, at h o'clock, j
p.m -oreii b> the Watterhen '
Horn. I em.'nitration Club.
The pubb i? i-iir<liHl!y n i
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Red Croee is many good things.
It is the hope and substancc a neighbor
kringi to your home in time of need. It m a
friendly yisit to a hotpiulited •erricenm
by a Red Cross volunteer. It is the life-
giving blood thtt speeds the recovery of the
•irk and injured. In all things, it a the
spirit of man man.
Wc need thi* spirit always to refresh tho
life of our peoplr and to advance the peace-
ful goals of mankind. So now it is our turn
to exercipr it and extend a generous hand
to support the work of the Red Croaa.
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BE READY—Turn Your Porch Light On Al 7 P. M., Thursday
Evening, March 3, If You Have A Contribution to make, ami Fid
A Worker Will Call And Pick It l)p.
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 25, 1960, newspaper, February 25, 1960; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237780/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.