Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1970 Page: 5 of 8
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Thursday, January 29,1970
pai .Anns beacon. Palacios. Texas
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ARMOUR STAR
SLICED BY THE PIECE (Not Sliced)
SUB BACON lb. 79c lb. 4?c
CENTER SIR10INS - - lb. - - 99c
99c
89c
4 m
T-BONES • * - lb.
PIN BONE SIRLOINS - - lb. -
RUMP or PIKES PEAK ROAST lb. 89c
CLUB STEAKS - - - lb. -
CENTER CHUCK STEAK - lb.
- 89c
- 79c
SHOULDER ROUND ROAST - lb. - 79c
BLADE CHUCK ROAST - - lb. - - 59c
VEAL RIBS - - - lb. i - - - 49c
LEAN ALL MEAT STEW - lb. - 89c
PORK CHOPS ui. 89c
CENTER CUTS
PORK CHOPS lb. 990
FRESH HAM STEAKS - - lb. - - 99c
PURE PORK PAN SAUSAGE lb. (9c
HORMEL JUMBO BOLOGNA - lb. - 59c
ARMOUR CURED
HAM SLICES ib $1.09
Hormel All Meat 12-OZ. PKG. LB. PKG.
FRANKS 59C 69C
REGULAR MY-T-FINE
DEL HAVEN
TEXSUN
TOWIE
PUDDINGS
TOMATOES
ORANGE JUICE
SALAD OLIVES
4-oz. Pkg. 10c
NO. 303 CANS
2 for 39c
46-oz. Can 35c
10-oz. Jar 49c
CABANA
BANANAS
LB,
100
VINE RIPE TOMATOES ■ lb. - 39c RED SLICING ONIONS - lb.
CALMERIfl
GRAPES - LB. - 1
.50
TOP JOB -
King Size 79c
SCOTKINS
Dinner Kaykinr
50-Count 29c
COMET—REG. SIZE
CLEANSER-
2 (or 35c
COLGATE POWER PACK
l\EMTil fMItf
Giant Size 59c
I/ENIAL Uotc
Reg. 84c -59c
WITH $5.00 PURCHASE (Excluding Cigarettes)
KFLOUR
5-LB. BAG
LIMIT 1 PLEASE
39c
NO. 303 CANS
ROSEDALE GARDEN PEAS
CAMPBELL’S • • •« • ^
CHICKEN NOODDLE SOUP
ADOLPHUS RICE -
UNCLE WILLIAM
PORK & BEANS - -
18-OZ. GLASS
BAMA RED PLUM JELLY
- 2 lor 29c
NO. 1 CANS
• 2 for 39c
28-oz. Box ■ 35c
NO. 300 CANS
- - - 2 for 25c
• * - 35c
KRAFT BAR-B-Q SAUCE 18-oz. Bottle 43c
8 y4 -OZ. CAN
GOLDEN POPPY SLICED BEETS - - 5c
18-OZ. GLASS
BAMA STRAWBERRY PRESERVES - 49c
DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE No. \'A Can 29c
LIBBY’S — BUTTERED 12-OZ. CANS
W. K. KOLDEN CORN - - - 2 for 39c
GEBHARDT'S TAMALES No. 300 Can 29c
NO. 300 CANS
GEBHARDT'S REFRIED BEANS 2 for 33c
NO. 300 CANS
HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE • - 2 for 25c
8%-OZ. CAN ----r^Nwi^r—
GOLDEN POPPY SLICED CARROTS - 5c
With $5 Purchase (Excluding Cigarettes
LOG CABIN (Solids)
OLEO
LB. 13(|
(LIMIT 3 PLEASE)
VALLEY GOLD
MELLORINE
%-GAL 45C
With $5 Purchase (Excluding Cigarettes
TOP FLITE
BISCUITS
CAN 7e
(LIMIT 4 PLEASE)
SHOP AND SAVE THURS.-FRI.-SAT.-MON.
AT —
"LEADS THE WAY"
JAN. 29, 30 ,3T & FEB. 2
HUNTS FOOD MARKET
PHONE 972-2818 — 700 BLOCK MAIN — LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN — ARL HUNT, OWNER
National Honor
Society To Induct
13 New Members ;
Everyone is invited to attract
Area III F. H. A. ,
Annual Meeting In
Houston February 7
The Area III Future Homemak-
ers of America Annual Meeting:, the National Honor Society's fc_
sponsored by the Texas Education j mal induction of its new ir.cm-
Auency, Division of Homcmaking! hers. The candlelight ceremony aritt
Education, will he held on Satur-1 begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
day, February 7, at the University j ruary 16, in the Palacios Hi|k
of Houston, Cullen Auditorium, be- j School gymnasium,
ginning at 9:00 a.m., with the De- > The new members to be indnefc-
partment of Home Economics of ed are Jimmy Adams, Janet Bew~
the University acting as hostess, iers, Diana Drastnta, Cindy Fletdt-
“Thc Time Is Now” will be the] e,r-. Jimmy Grecnawalt, Jarir*
theme of the meeting. Keynote Gwin, Kenneth Hickl, Janice Jm»
speaker for the morning session: Mn, Lisa Jensen, Robert Mclntbfe
will be the Reverend Muzon Biggs, j Debbie Raasch, Linda StuhrenbMg
t Fifteen hundred F. H. A.’ers will an<} Barbara Taylor,
come from 18 counties Austin, |■AnJ™« masted m Nation*
Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fay-1 ,**** should P]“n to
ette, Fort Bend, Galveston, Hardin,'tend thls very imPre881ve cm-
Harris, Jackson, Jefferson, Lavaca,
Liberty, Matagorda, Orange, iVnll-
er, Washington, and Wharton.
The Future Homemakers will be
accompanied by their advisors who
are Homemaking Teachers.
The Palacios F11A Chapter from
Senior High School will be repre-
sented by two F1IA members. At-
tending the meeting will be Renee
Smith, president, and Linda Loud-
erback, reporter.
These members will be accompan-
ied by their advisor Mrs. Dorothy
Smith, Homemaking Teacher.
Caraneahua H.D. Club
Our first meeting of the year
was held at the home of Mrs. Mary
Abrahamson on January 16 with
eight members present.
For opening, the president, Mary
Abrahamson, read a poem entitled
“Your Home”. Mrs. Helen Stuh-
renberg read “The World Today”,
both were from the TIIDA Mes-
senger. The Council Report was
given by iMrs. Adele Farley, who
reported our club’s president gave
the talk on "Self Protection’' at
the Leader Training Meeting in
Edna on January 19. The new
yearbooks were filled out by each
member. Thank You cards from the
library for our $10 donation, Mrs.
Karen Keevert for her present and
Mrs. Pilly Stuhrenberg for flowers,
were passed around.
The demonstration on "Ramily
Life” was given by Mrs. Abraham-
son.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Our next meeting will be on Feb-
ruary 5 at which time our club
members will tour the Telephone
Company in Port Lavaca.
Today’s bit of wisdom: “Truth
is not only violated by falsehood;
it may be equally outraged by
mony.
To become a member of the Na-
tional Honor Society is quite a»
honor. Members must maintain as
“A” average every semester
their high school career and be
considered above average in char-
acter, leadership, and service t*
school and community. Only by
faculty balloting in these areas ea»
a student be admitted. If a student
falls below any of the club’s stand,
ards, he is warned, and if the sit-
uation is not corrected he is drop-
ped from membership. In this wag
a very select group is maintained.
WEDNESDAY CLUB
The Wednesday Club met Jan-
uary 21 at the home of Mrs. B. W.
Trull with seventeen members
present.
An announcement was made of
the County Federation to meet in
Bay City, February 11.
The program topic was “Memo-
ries of Radio”. On record was heard
the voices of past presidents and
Winston Churchill, and the reporter
giving an eye-witness account of
the bombing of Pearl Harbor as it
was happening, bringing back to
all the memories of those crucial
days. Not all was serious, but the
dialogues of Amos and Andy were
well remembered by all.
The hostess served spiced tea
and cookies during a short social
hour.—Reporter.
IT’S A GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Brown
of Victoria are proud to announce
the arrival of their daughter,
Cheri Clarice, on January 20, at
5-55 p.m. in the De Tar Hospital
in Victoria. She weighed six pounds,
nine ounces and was 19 inches
long. Welcoming her arrival are her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Milam and Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
Brown, all of Palacios.
Mrs. Mildred Rioux, realtor of
! Palacios, has been elected a di-
rector of the Texas Association of
| Realtors for a three year term.
Today's Kitchens Arc
No Longer 'For
Work Only' Use
COLLEGE STATION — Today'*
kitchens are no longer “for work
only”. They are fashion centers.
Why? Bonny Lay, Extension
housing and home furnishings
specialist, says the switch from,
simple meal preparation to gour-
met cooking is one reason.
New appliances such as frostless
refrigerators, self-cleaning oven*
and dishwashers also change kitch-
en design. Increased outdoor livtng-
is another influence.
Stereos, televisions, radios and
intercom centers are common m
modern kitchens. Kitchens have be-
come larger because families spend
more time there entertaining, tb»
Texas A&M University specialist
adds.
Like clothing fashion, kitchens
fashion features the total foolt
Towels, cooking utensils, large ap-
pliances, floor coverings, cabinet*
and counters are color and design
coordinated.
Mediterranean styled furnitusn
is most popular for the kitchen.
Miss Lay says style is a foremeet
in the past major selling factws
were price, serviceability, clha*K
abilrty and durability.
W. O. W. Camp 2253
WOW Camp held its lint
meeting of the new year at th*
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Abra-
ham on Saturday, January 24, at
7:30 p.m.
This was an officers planning
meeting with our area manager.
Sovereign Sid Berry and his wife
of Rosenberg and Mr. and Mm
Jerry Floyd of East Bernard **
guests. After the business meet-
ing refreshments were served ai
the remainder of the evening "44*
was enjoyed.
Our next meeting is scheduled
for April 24 at the Ce.ancah**
Community Center at which ties*
we hope to have a speaker or film,
and also hold open house for all
members and their friends.
A woman realy realizes her ag*
until the birthday cake begins I*
look like a forest fire.
YOUR VOTE
COUNTS!
But You Can Not Vote
Unless You
REGISTER
By Saturday, Jan. 31
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INTRODUCES EXPERIENCED HIGH FASHION
HAIRDRESSERS
MARY ANN PENA and
VELMA TREVINO
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SPECIALS ON HAIRDO
FOR SWEETHEART CANDIDATES
FOR VALENTINE DAY
3rd Year Anniversary Specials
BEGINNING FEB. 17 THRU FEB. 28
$20.00 WAVES now $15.00
$17.50 WAVES now $12.50
$15.00 WAVES now $10.00
Style Wigs and Hair Pieces
PHONE 972-3212 FOR AN APPOINTMENT
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Dismukes, Jesse V. Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1970, newspaper, January 29, 1970; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth725967/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palacios Library.