Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 110, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1962 Page: 4 of 8
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THE BASTKUl' TEXA> M'\ ERT1SER. .11
Specials For
July BuyerV
Festival
Thurs.Fri.-Sat.
July 12-13-14
All Costume
Jewelry
BULOVA
RADIOS
i; Transit rs
19.95
Less Battery
BULOVA
WATCHES
17-Jewel
Steel Ca. t - Waterproof
Riduced to
24.95
Plus Tax
AIR-CONDITIONED
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND AT
YOUR LEISURE
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
923 MAIN STREET
'For Thing* Finer"
YOUR KEEPSAKE DEALER
PHONE CA 9-2S51
muD
Recent guests of Mrs. Millie
Osborn and .1 L. \ oa.-t weie
PFC. and Mrs V. rnoii Osborn
and son Cary from Camp Polk,
Louisana; Cecil and Elmo Croc-
ker of North Zuech, l'.xa-;
National Farm Safetj
Week Is Jul> 22 - 2i "
Tht theme for the l'.Uh an-
nual National Farm Safety
Week. July is "Family
Safety at Work and Play." 'I h.
| Texas Farm and Ranch Safety
| Council points out that ovei
'.((I percent of all accidents m-
I volve some h.iman failur. —
; improper attitude.-, earelessi • ss.
Slink of attention to rules and
n filiations and many other.-.
Bettei take :inn to l i>k over
i your safety record and that "f
I your family, cautions the Coun-
cil.
Mr and M 1 u'::,n
burner and Mr and Mi>. Cla>
ton Wolf, nl'ui gei and daughter.
Cindy, all "l Houston
Mr- Ru"> I'' ' > hn> returned
home b> plane from Mobile.
Alabama «her« >he whs a truest
in the horn' of tier son, .lanu
Perry arc. fa iy
An mat - ' Jach Moncur*.
Jr. arrived !a-t week from Pet
tin \li F"i.:e !•;>-• H Sherma' .
Texas to nd a I ' day • av<
with hi- pan-nt- Mi and Mrs
.la. k Mo!,, .i. and ' is br-tlu i
l Jim. H. will iea\t on Jul>
I for Seatth Washington and
| then repo ? ' .l,it\ at hi- new
{ base in Alaska
I Mr. at. I Mi Koy Kragh,
Holly, ,1. • I- !< ti and Koy Jr.
returned Fi day from a wonder
l.Y 1.'.
ful. sh. rt va.at. ■ "rip to Mis-
sion. T« Xii - '!l ' «> viMtei!
tM. Ii« K 1 E « "' Mlk'
The In v. Mr I iliot is now pa-
t„i of th. Conway \ venue
ISaptis! I nurc; h Mis-ion. I lie
kragh"> and th. 1 lin t,- cros-cd
t , bordei rt. Key in -a f"i a
day .if *igbt -eeing, .-hopping |
aiid golf.
Mi and Mi N«d Nnodgias-
of Hak. tstuki. California, -pent
.. v. al days with Mr and Mr
Walter (ion Mr Miodgrass
is the for met Ka\ (ioie Hei
grandim tN i. Mr- J 0 Turner
enjoyed "the children's visit,
too.
Mi a d Mr- Ainiy Davidson
hav« moved in then new brick
horn, o tin Popi Bend Road
Mi Dasid <1 i with th> Uni-
: t y Poll ■ n \ustn and Mrs.
Davids. is it the food service
department of th« Mate Hos-
pital M. Dav idson s father,
M 1 W i-t . is a I- k tim' coun-
t\ r> sub nt a t '« w up in this
area
Reei i.t i. - t« it t > home of
Mr arid Mr J F Beck wen
Mi aid Mr- J V\ black. Jr. of
Wa hi gt, I> C Mr R. I.
Re, <1. Mid.. Mr and Mi-
limit* Newton and J F Boy
f i } [- i > ■ Mr- II
uelt and son. Byrne Sim-
' Da. .. Mr- E F Hath-
Mr ■ ti Mr- R. J Up
... Kdvr Ui.-hur.-h
INI iiKM M lVI ( ONSKRV \ 11\ |
If every tax-payei had to pav an ,i,Ufc
cover expense- for the fiscal veai t i ''it*
>17"..' each #!4!« more than th, .i,',1"' ' *
Kennedy aim at auciulixation. P>. ' it
demanding Legislation to
than tlu «iat«*'*a>', '
-o. lali/.e housing, to socialize agralt|t■
electric power. Expert- who have , • ''
p.t-als as to their nos-ibb- cost if , 1,1 Wj
the\ would almo-t double the cost ' "u
ment. " ' ,u
heen
stationed ill Jacksonville. They
visited nearb\ places of inter
.si including St. Augustim
when the> drank from the le
u't Hilars Fountain .if Youth.
Mr- C B Tracy is visiting
Mi and Mrs Ernest Pearcy.
Mi Tracy, whose home is in
l.ufku . i- Mrs Pearcy mother.
Coi a nil Mis Pt r ry I • Lti
met from Anchorage, Alaska,
Fleniendotf \FM will i .n n
- n in • duty at Ri'-will, New
wSC
• 1,1 >'"011. k,ul 1
|r«p for fc, ,xu <
net part it- j)r '1
li"r«ior. jjrvs0, 18
Mi-s
::
< on ad l hi m ■
V'" ill..J j„
Margaret 1 u,
day ifut-t. ,,f |)f
Brysui
U.
Mi
\\ I.. . 4 ii. or p .- * tit ist i
Evi« It" pletoii ha- re
ti. - ru from hei va-
tnj t- Fb'-rida, where
i:.-ti ■ > r -ft Tommy J
Jr . K VJ■ j• who in
Hospital News
Dismissed:
Mrs. Boh Ht.--man and baby
girl
Jo. Justin
Mrs. H. C. Wallace, Del Yalle
Mr>. Raymond Wright and baby
boy-
Ma..lino Rosales
T. K. Odiorne
D C. Wilcox. Elgir.
Mrs. Kelly Gloria and baby boy
Champ White
Joel Conant
Sandra l>oii)i
Ri ev Haywood
Patients:
Johnny Schuelki
Mr.-. L. J. Li.'ienberj.'1-r
Luh. Thorna
Robert Comstock
Sid Reynolds
J. B. Rt id
A BA'ITLE OF SONfiS TO BE
HEED HI PA I L ({I INN A.ME
A Battle of songs will be held
at the Paul Quinn A. M. E.
church, according to Rev. H. Y.
Jackson, pastor, and Mrs. Z.
L. Robinson, swretary. on Sun-
day Jul} 1' at 8:l"i p. rn.
Rev. Robert Gonzales of San
Antonio, Texas, will bring a
quartette of singers to partici-
pate and the public i- invited to
conn to hear them.
TOWER
THEATRE
—BASTROP—
CHILDREN UNDER 12
ADMISSION 25c
Thurs.Fri.-Sat.. July 12-13-14:
WILLIAM HOLDEN
CLIFTON WEBB
"SATAN NEVER
SLEEPS"
Do I BEE FEATURE SAT.
Bovs" Baseball-
Schedule
July 32:
Bastrop Card? at Smithville
Reds
Bastrop Cubs at Smithville
YFW
Smithville Blues at Bastrop Pi-
rates
Smitr:viiJe Legion at Bastrop
Indians
JULY 16:
B;..-;r< p Cards at Smiti vii'.e
Blues
Ba.-t: j Cub- at Smithville Le-
J.' ;0n
Snuthville Reds at Bastrop Pi-
rates
Smithville YFW at Bastrop Ir.-
dians
JULY 19:
Bastrop Pirates at Ba trop
Cards
Ba.-trop Indians at Bastrof
Cubs
Smithville Red- at Smithville
Blues
Smith'.. ,e YFW at Smithvilb
Legion
GAME TIME:
First Garni (Minor ) 6:30 p. m
Second Game (Majors) 7:30
P. M.
10 Rur Lead after three full
■ innings of play constitutes a
game.
Post Office ( enlral Terminal
Aids ( !enle\ Mail Handling
Ma 1 handls: g by po-t •f.ci- f • "(..ir i
in a broad belt of Centra: T« X- ea.-i - br:
a- in-* a e a little easier thi-
month with opening ..f a new
fe.iera". facility here.
Because Temp't is situated
between Dallas, Fort Worth.
Sat Antonio. Austin, and Hous-
ton, the new Post Office ouil-
ding dedicated hen July 1 was
built a- a central terminal It;
addit:i>: '■ thi -• vet. trait - and
fiv. airpiane- de iverinir daily
mail here, trucks conn it', thi
' ity e;.. • ■ ght from Sat V
tonio, Houston, Dallas. Fort
Worth. Brow • w< od. M> ridiar
and Bret.ham. El« <) Star
Routes handle up t" 2,(KKi
pouches of mail each <tay.
Thi ma ii truck- handle much
of the Texas mail distribution
oir* har tiied ot railroad- Mail
gat ■ • ■ e.l frout ,,the t citit s i>;,
truik is reworked here and
rushed on its way for delivery
to addres-e.- at dawn
Temple'- centra, iotation a.
st) ha- proved a money -ave
for "big
eat ; . i
or more
from W
from tht
addresae
C hrist rni
postagt
pacKagf
Ti triple p
ir T.
is pa. kagi
advuntnui'
2^,o( 0
mailed
to
Th.—
if be
range of ai
state at v
zone nurabe
berson, {■ i.-t
VS.tMM! if. •.
tnaii thi p,
sidtrable a
cttrisjri firm.
Mr
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nl about
Wi
Th.
hee
ih'ch
utanip-
i« rat.
Mt-
are
of rv
pari
istai
in Central
Texas J
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thi -
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witi
ha>!
Capi
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$.>00,i)00
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made
at th
W. R.
pr
.1
iige o;
h« detiic atoi
ew post office
Mrs. K,.b-r ot
a 1 r;jte<i States Flag whn
fl'-'.vn over tht- national
to. and over thi Post Of
Di-pt buiiding in Wa-hing-
D. < .
Bl YERS
FESTIVAL
SPECIA
\ K< > (.RI I N NO. .103 ( \ \
Lima Beans 1
\l •. I l«l I If I I -IONI \o . . ,
Peaches 1
"MIH Rv 14 0/ l « TTI I
Catsup
\Rl.O t I I NO MM ( V N
GREEN BEANS 2
I'l BI i \ N F I H It \(.
SUGAR
M . \ .N • HRIT'M
SHORTENING 3
\ B t, (I NO to ! ( \ N
ASPARAGUS
I Mil I Bl I 1
SIRLOIN STEAK
IiK
GROUND BEEF
> I I I
I I. HMI
SQUASH 9C ONIONS
Long's IGA
IH
M.irk
Sun. Mon., Jul* la-16:
WALT DISNEY'S
"MOON PILOT'
TOM THYON
Tue-day, July 17:
CHARLTON HESTON
ANN liAXTER
"Three Violent
People"
DID YOU
KNOW THAT
This Week,
20 Years Ago—
Austin, ily 6, 1942 — Pro-
gress of the Lower Colorado
River Authority in the develop-
ment of th. Colorado River in
Ttva- ft,i flood control, water
conservation and low-cost pub
li< power generation was given
hijrh prai-e by officials of the
Federal Work.1- Administration.
Wed.. July ]>■:
CLOSED
Thurs.-Fri., Juh 19-20:
RICHARD TODD
ANNE AUHREY
in TECHNICOLOR
"the HELLIONS'
"The LCRA project", said
limn' a- ('• Wright, special rep-
re-i ntative of the Admini-tra-
toi of Fttleral Works, "is far-
triir alon^ in development of
river > for tht- benefit of the
people than any other project
of its kind in the country. The
management and thou resp.jn-
ible for the program have K""e
alor if full steam ahead with
their program."
<frem the Advertiser file)
I DRIVE 'N
GROCERY
Tracy Chalmers
1602 Main — CAnal 9-2H90
OPEN SUNDAYS
BIG THIRSTY CANNON TOWELS
12 \ ;> -.OLID < w|.OR> \ eri Heal, \ er\ f,.««l ^7 €\C
Fhi* is a TREMENTK)I S H\R(,AIN / Vf
Rtirular S1 (K) \ alu«> §
Wash Cloths
1 a rr .'t< \ the ?'«f piW 1 I s>|'| t I N I
Hi f uUr f.Vr \ 4>ur
2!
Ho\ „f :i I- \||; >L \.MI.E>>
Nvlon Hose
First (<ualit> — Rejf. 7Mr pr
Box of 3 pr. $1.47
\ I I Hit
F l\swatter^
K0TEX
a*
-PE< I \ L
Pocket (lombs
2c each
EN | no >To< K -I \>ON vi
.1K Vi K L R V
HALF PRICK
2 lor 6
i c
W M DORI It \ | }|);«ii iM
TISSl'E
— I<« Kiilar t r
I.I
DIX «iN UN I LP I : ,h
2.) |MT (Till oft
ONI < oi N | H<
Sport Shirt
I t r men • Ih.js, ail mHtle in I - \
2.) per cent off
PLASTIC PAIL
WITH Pol'R|N(, I IP
'•Ir \ \l.l I
57c
6 for 19c
(,(it 111 <f I M 1' ^
B R00M>
- Re,- fl •' '
!!•)(
CANDY
Re«. 10c Baj;
PIECE GOODS Specials
6." 0 >ards re lure<| for FINAL ' I I ARAN( K. We
will bring in vartlaye from branch store* for clearance.
I hit. will be si big bargain. riNI >, j,er >ard Mrf
750 yds New Goods
| w I
„ tle-'f*
99"
W| MO IIRI \KIN(, I <M s|.; |||| HE\SON V\ I I H x 1 u .«
i,(l(ll)S llrip tlr>h in medium mini! unil inuietl
H« a til if ul dark* I.ii.hK thai ohonld ell lit
'•'ti >• HHc p, r , .tn, ||||s A>S< R'1 M
MI NT Wil l HE I'HH ED \T
Elkins 5 10 & 25c
lUi^lrop. If
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 110, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1962, newspaper, July 12, 1962; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237904/m1/4/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.