The Bandera Bulletin (Bandera, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1964 Page: 2 of 8
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PAGB TWO
T« BANDKKA BULLETIN
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1964
Qua&Mty
MEATS!
No. 303 can ROSEDALE CRUSHED
Pineapple
No. 300 can PATIO BEEP
Tamales
6-oas. can TREES WE ET
Orange Juice
Gladiola, 6 lb. bag _
FLOOR........We BSa»
Hunt’s Fruit, No. 300 can
COCKTAIL......23c "
Upton, % lb. pkg. MORTON’S CREAM Bar-S, pound
TEA ......... 39c Larg, - Each BACON
3 lb. can Bar-S, pound
^ SNOWDRIFT ... 59c xQT FRANKS ' '
Wishbone French, 8 oz. Pound
DRESSING.....29e PORK (HOPS ■ ■
Frosen Rite, 3 loaves to pkg. *m ia Pound
19c BREAD........45c SUPER SUDS Wc OIF RIBS - -
■■ Mazola lb 5 Pound b*& Chuck, pound
MARGARINE... 37c SUGAR 57c STEAK & ROASTS ■
^ Coffee, lb. Folgers, 6 oz. jar Pound
X OO FOLGERS...... 79c INSTANT COFFEE. 89c RIB CHOPS - •
Liquid, giant size Del Monte Medium, lb. ctn. Pound
VEL ......... 59c PRUNES.......31c CALF LIVER - -
Beauty Bar Soap, 2 bath bars Del Monte, 15 oz. ctn. Longhorn, pound
VEL ......... 43c RAISINS........31c CHEESE - -
nsctiTsr
55c
49c
59c
29c
47c
(5c
55c
54c
Pipe Creek
Saturday. They brought a lovely
lunch along and all enjoyed it
' very much.
j Sunday visitors of Miss Mable
Newcomer were Mr. and Mrs.
The Pipe Creek Home Demon- Mttt williams of Kerrville, Rich-
stration Club will meet Monday, ard Helgren of San Antonio and
May 4, 1964, at 2 p.m., at the Bjn jjelgren of Austin.
Pipe Creek Community Center,' Miss Bonnie gue Rotge pf Kerr_
with Mrs. J. W. Edwards hostess, vjjje Spent the week-end visiting
assisted by Mrs. Milton Lewis and Miss Mable Newcomer<
Mrs. A. H. Schott. . i Miss Helen Pickens and Mrs.
Mrs. Annie Peters and children, L. J. Edwards attended the Fiesta
Hortense, of San Antonio, and Flambeau parade in San Antonio
Hoy Peters of Los Angeles, Cali- Saturday night,
fomia, and grandchildren, Rebecca Mrs. L. C. Mathis is doing nicely
and Elizabeth Peters, of San An- inca her recent operation in San
tonioj visited Edgar Pickens and Antonio. We hope she will soon
daughter, Miss Helen, Saturday,- b. ahla to return home,
and all enjoyed a picnic dinner
on the river.
Mrs. D. R. Rippey returned home
from Kingsville Saturday, where
she has been at the bedside of
her aunt, who ;s ill.
Mike Wootton had the misfor- Visitors in the home of Mr.
tune to accidentally shoot his arid Mrs. Oscar Tampke over the
hand Saturday night. We hope for ww*.end were Mr. and Mrs. O’-
him a speedy recovery. J Veill Stout of Sabinal.
Mr. Taylor Wootton who was Visitors in the home of Mr. and
recently so badly burned, went Mrs. Ira Reavis Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. David Dodge and baby
SABINAL CANYON
NEWS
to the hospital Monday for sur-
gery. We hope he will soon be
'well again.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brammer and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 'Vawter visit-
ed Mrs. Eugenia Bradley and son,
Joe, at Junction Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Brammer and Ken-
neth Edwards were Bandera visi-
tors Monday evening.
Mrs. Louise Pickens visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Brammer Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards
visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mc-
Carthy in Poteet Thursday even-
ing
Mr. and Mrs. L. Everetts of
Fredericksburg visited Mrs. Louise
Pickens Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Ethel, and Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Lewis visited Mr. and Ms.
Olan Buck Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Louise Pickens and Mrs.
ior High boys won second in Vol-
ley-ball; Junior High girls won
first place; Senior High boys won
first and Senior girls won third
place.
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Dibbens
and little grandson of Follett
visited in the home of his mother
and sister, Mrs. Jessie Dibbens,
and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Polvado.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham Thompson of
Ozona visited relatives here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clanton of
Kerrivlle spent Thursday and Fri-
day in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Polvado.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Thompson over the
week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Thompson and children.
The Baptist Revival closed Sun-
day night with George Schulz of
Gonzales doing the preaching.
Two additions were made to the
church and another by letter dur-
ing the meeting.
The Senior Class will be honor-
ed with a barbecue supper by the
Baptist ladies on Friday night,
and another at the Fisher camp
on Saturday night.
and Miss Ida May Reavis and
Dc bert Pregnell, all of San An-
tonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harbin and
Debbie were in San Antonio Sat-
urday.
The Talent Show was enjoyed
by a targe crowd Tuesday night, j
Pic, coffee and sandwiches were!
sold for the benefit of the P.T.A.j
The 7th and 8th Grades had j
their banquet on Thursday, April
23.
'Ifin May 9th the Senior Class will j
serve a barbecue supper at the
Utopia Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford McNair
have moved into the Buck Cun-!
ningham house.
Mr. and Mrs. Winning of Corpus
Christi have moved to their ranch
home on West Sabinal.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burgess
have parked their house trailer at
to clothe, feed, and equip 2,655,000
men and women in uniform; sup-
ports a total of 687 military in-
stallations; maintains about 875
active naval vessels; maintains
over 30,000 active military air-
craft; and the procurement of
2,655 additional aircraft.
The bill includes funds for 53
new naval vessels and the con-
version of 7 existing naval ves-
sels and over 31.6 billion for the
procurement of Army equipment
of all types.
The measure continues support
for the submarine fleet and the
polaris underwater missiles. Re-
cent sea trials for the USS
Tecumseh, our 21st Polaris type
nuclear sub, is regarded as a
major accomplishment in our de-
fense arsenal.
The $46.8 billion bill was trim-
med $.7 billion before budget re-
quests, but was $7 billion above the
defense funds voted in 1960 and
1961. Every essential request was
met, but George Mahon’s com-
mittee trimmed non-essentials to
the bone.
* * *
Recent guest3 have included:
Lt. Col, A. S. Re'nhart, now sta-
tioned in Washington, and his
wife and father and mother, the
A. F. Reinharts, all of Del Rio;
Wendell Mayes of Brown wood;
Gilbert Felt of Sabinal; Mrs. S.
F. Hignett and Mrs. Leroy Clark,
of San’Angelo, here attending the
national convention of the Col-
onial Dames; Mrs. Clyde West-
brook of Melvin; David Shahan
of San Angelo; Wm. Pauli Harris
of San Angelo; John Ward, for-
merly of Sonora but now with
Sun Oil Co., in Washington; and
Houston Harte of San Antonio.
Read the Classified Section.
Tom Hay was entertained with
a party on his seventh birthday
Saturday afternoon by his mother,
Mrs. Marvin Hay, at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. John Saul.
The children enjoyed the after-
noon with a variety of games and
refreshments of cake, ice cream
and punch. Present were Little
Misses Kimberly Ann Keese, Min-
neana James, Jan Stevens and Vicki
Griffin, Pat and Billy Griffin, Al-
fred Bausch, Jordan Johnston, Wes
Stevens, Mrs. W. R. Stevens, Mrs.
Thomas H. Keese, Mrs. R. P. Cox,
Mrs. John James, Mrs. Hugo
Bausch, Miss Linda Bausch, and
the hostesses.
Ml
ms
Pearl Ruede visited Mrs. Joe Vil- Cypress Lodge and
lemain Friday afternoon.
Miss Ethel .Lewis visited Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Buck and children
in Boerne Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rotge and.
daughter, Bonnie Sue, of Kerrville | very serious condition,
visited Miss Mable Newcomer At Nueces Canyon, Utopia Jun-
part of their time here and at
their home in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jenkins are
in Houston where she is taking
medical treatment. She- is in
People fearing that disarma-
ment is gaining ground in the
U. S., were reassured last week
v hen the House soted 365-to-0 in
favor of a |46.8 lillion appropria-
tion for national defense. Design-
ed to continue and expand the
strongest military establishment
in the peacetime history of this
country, the measure reassures
U. S. supremacy over the Soviets.
With a cost tag amounting to
nearly half of the national bud-
get, defense items include money
VOTE SATURDAY!
RE ELECT GOVERNOR J0HI
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FOR A GREATER TEXAS!
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And Attend Your Democratic Precinct Convention
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The Bandera Bulletin (Bandera, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1964, newspaper, May 1, 1964; Bandera, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth645660/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bandera Public Library.