Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 106, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 28, 1958 Page: 1 of 8
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One Hundred and Sixth Year
1" Cents Per Copy
BASTROP (TEXAS) ADVERTISER, AUGUST 28, 1958
NUMBER 2f>
Party Returns From Former School
5.000 Mile Tour ,, . .
Dun Reynolds, Hartford Jen ^UtXTinlCIlUCnt
kins Jr., Bobbie Jenkins and , __
Charles Rabcn-burg " ,""f' ll(k('Cl\OS I lOllOPS
home Tut -day night after h two
week
' welve
vacation trip through J X ,<owk of H liar-" and warm j I1(.nton Sims> Mrf<
stales, traveling a <li.-- , |,ra " ll"" «'..!|eaguea are a(Mj ^^ j |j } «{„„
tanci "f 5.000 miles The pur- j K"ing with I- R. Matthis as he !
p 'if the trip wa to visit and 'rom the fa< '. 11y at Texas*
play k'<>lf on famous golf course-. ^"'-h-yan < « !! •>••■
From Bastrop the if roup went Dr bw Sone, college presi
to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and played i dent, at an appm lation dinner
golf on the Southern Hills f'oun recei tly commented on the loyal-
try Club ciiur-e. this beiny the ty and devotion of Matthis, and
couth on which the National Dean .1 Klmer Cox -aid:
Open 'iolf Tournament is play
Sacred Hearl
School At Rockn
Opens Sept. 2
("lasses for the scholastic year
!:>:■« 1959 will begin at Sacred
Heart School, Rockne, Tue.-day
morning, September 2, with re-
the first Wednesday of each1 *istra'ion nnd :l half ,iay of
month, but because of thi Labor s*"bool for the high school de-
Garden Club To
Meet On Thursday
The Lost Pines Garden Club
a ill hold it.- first regular meet
int." this fall on Thursday, Sep-
tembei 1. at the home of Mrs.
Sims
as
hostesses.
The regular meeting date i-
l)ay Holiday and the opening
of school, the meeting ha- been
moved up a day.
Mrs. Oren Eskew will discuss
....... . drying materials for making
Mr Matthi. i- one who wa- . : . *
dried arrangement.-, as a part
I
think I'v com
my mind, let me
A f,.A weeks K" we
. ,r fit) *•'"! topped
th* left hand side
go:".g to the rodeo
r ..r.'U This build
tib- block*, 1
lor..' With park
r th, *r*t side an«l
- • t rem^ndwr about
Vou I don't
.jrr. { the cafe, or
f.gvr to bother you
■ ths • is enough
you to know
!' diking about
t thi* < fe we ate a
,:w:r. \k Pip that w a
> rid", or at least
I *nd ever III nee
•- fv <\ a re
r* I th'.nk I ha\e
cnt 1 kn<ifW. and a
,• « fur a Butter
p*. ti-i* a 1 said,
; th ir*. I know
nd (••peoallv c m
i4 4< r.'t give tf-.eir
t, bat I'm at my
Ud thouifht at ir*-t
r>d * k theae folk
f r it to m<
of the program, an<l Mrs. Maude
Herndon, who has just returned '
from a trip to Old Mexico, will
talk on Mexican Gardens.
ed «ai h ><ai ^ populai with the -tudents and
Hnon lul.a they went to Jop „ ^ d).v,i(H u> ^ ^ fH>ld
■ Miaaouri. where they also matht.lllttU(.s,-
played k• 1 f on the courne at the
country club. I f •• houon'e s off-campus ac
In Cincmriatti. Ohm. they aaw ' tivith , «uch h- t. ichinjc a Sun
a ^ ^ano betv*. ccn the *<M,I 1 ih" I'olyUK'hnic i Good Attendance
Cleveland lndiar a>;d th* New Methodi.-t ( :.urvii were also ni Aceamhlv Of
York Yankees noted j J
' ''' t^M famous ( hur Rev l.amai Smith, associate GrOd ReVlVOtl
chdl H'wn- ir Kentucky, aid p„.tor „f .h(. |.-„.t Methodist! The Rev. R. K
W'' ' to New \ or k ( ity where < 'hurch. wa toastmaster
partnu-nt.
Wednesday, September 3, will
be registration and a half day
of ,-chool for the second through
eighth grades. Beginners will
register and attend a whole day
of -chool Thursday, September
Si.-ter Henrietta Marie O. S. B.
will again be principal of the
Sacred Heart School. Other for-
mer teachers who returned to
tead are Sister Mary Christina,
who will teach primary, Sister
Antoinette Marie, who will teach
freshmen and sophomores, Sis-
thcy -pent two days. They
wer.t >n p t We t Point, i >
York, when they viMted on the
crt : pin of the l'nit<Ni Su 'i
M Jitiiry \ itdemy
( '.u ago > the next stop for
th< group There they were
f'.r' inate en-ugh to -ce anoth
e i a r ■ ague baaebali game
bet\ « , j the Chicago «'anlii ■
a' : the p ••.«! ,rgh Pirat Th. v
also \.«,ted th<> famous Tam
O'Shantej <>olf Cour « while in
Ch>eAifo
I e i,o> mile trip was made
}>. ■ ', a ' •*\er> mile aid n. n
ute were thoroughly enjoyed
Brumbelow, tt.r Margaret Mary, who will
pastor of the Assembly of Cod teach intermediate grades, and
Matt' - .« •! hi' thre. children ' hurch, report.- ex> <! ■ i.t attend Sister Rose Marie, who replaces
ar« a!; TW <' irra 1 .ate-. The ance ai the reviva. meeting Sister Mary Walburga 0. S. B.,
"Book of |iar w.i- present w*hich began on August 1 who taught here last year.
ed >v Mi-- Mar-. N. Ilendrick- "1 h' l:'v Edward Wiley ha.- Mrs. Piu- GoerU will again
of \ rlingtor.. Mi Texas of Poaching some wonderful tie ,r; chi.:ge of the -i-hool cafe
H f>s" and a iwi graduate ' ' rmons." he state.), ' and spe ial una.
■.ingi?-:g by thi chim. memh.-rs '
..fti. gregation . : vis,? MusiC CldSSeS To
.ntfe' i- enjoyed h> 'hose who
at tend Open First Week
"Th.- revival w . ontinue . ^ . .
t• • .,• Sunday • ivmt. The in Q^CtODOr
• i i working 1 ..r-l to break Mrs Joe K. Young wishes to
day School ..rd Sun inn..uii. >• that the opening of n
i. y n -ninj.. We u . i. • one i,«.r mu.-ic classes will be de-
" a*. <i« n't hav. a Sunda> layed until the first week in _ _
Sut'.say ' • t r, U> allow f.>r the read- | IjOfcltCH* \
M i Mat' w .i -iperit tel.
'Sent of m ' .nil- m Bastrop for
several year- ... the ate 1920's,
coming to lift trop from Elgin,
where he served f r a tinie in
the same capacity He will be
remembered lx't.1 here and in
Elgin by n.ar.y friend- and for
mer <tudent>
Pin Oak Barbecue
To Feature Official
c Road Opening
Official road opening cere-
monies marking the opening of
the new Farni-to Market road
from Smithville to Pin Oak, will
be a feature of the annual Ba-
zaar, sponsored by St. Mary's
Catholic Church at Pin Oak on
Sunday, September 14th.
The road opening ceremonies
will he at 10:30 A. M. and there
will be addresses by Mayor
George S. Woodress of Smith-
ville and Mayor Emil Richter
of Giddings.
A barbecue dinner with all
the trimmings will be served,
beginning at 11:15 A. M. Prices
will be $1.25 for adults and 75c
for children 5 to 12. The meal
will be served family style.
There will he refreshments of
all kinds throughout the day, as
well as other entertainment. At
four o'clock three prizes will be
given away, a Hereford calf,
a 53-piece dinner service for 8,
and a General Electric auto-
matic iron.
There will be a dance at night
with music by Jesse Lee and his
Texa- Valley Boys, featuring old
! time, modern and western music.
Adm'-.-ion to the dance will be
| $1.00 for gentlemen, ladie.s. free.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Ice Cream Supper
At Teen Tower
August 28
4-H"ers Here For
Slate leadership
" exp* i. sr|\< I \ I Bark to-school buy at > . >:t i ><la\ We r>. ie\. Histini; of pupil- getting Started
' 1 ' ' t! ' I.IUitt- l>rev% prints. iiim w-ii ;ike it. .ack into the school routine af-
*: to vi-.it tl
if '.'.j pl«c«i th
a!- ■ '
state* a: fa
had both -tu-
hw l.
rii;ht for mIhm>I Hre%allie- \S
to 19c, ot! s jM-c i a I at only 2"c ■ 'h t< come i "i w
(H*r yard. in this revival.
wel.-om. p. of a, ter lie -unimcr vacation, and
■ th .iI -o in anticipation of cooler
w • athei
a! Ue stM t
7«l«e t you hnv
'Yellow Cat" Fish
Fr^ At Leyioi.
iir Iv* ic i« n
* r ftukingf th« •
Tf Tt\SI'
'T* I k nind \% \ 1 r v <• i
•fvit.-d i
y*y h >
n m vtrp mu< h T*>>
Ulidn in tin* mo
ur *n f*jir!y ff
Homecoming Set
At Antioch
The a'.nuai Homwnin
*t \ ti
>rn Ma
Bid Too High
te Park lob
r««M. August 2<>
T'is ^t^ii Park
*■; i n- the rijii fiitia
'*x *' Bastrop State
iir.K pool ran into
H4 • ' ' • • ••
* rk conforming to
•" *a - found to he
i • of the money
* th^ work
* d ^e^rt^l by the
of Control wa
^•"Ui a\#ilahle money
winding fund? for
[' " • park that
'^rt.d to poo! mi
f' •'I'lipnient now in
I r UI!o«| \shen the park
P: than 20 years
to filter, treat
[ a!l' fe. mulaU the
M pool, a method
_ >' ■ !>• tier to t he
II '!r#i' system under
F" t drained and
I* IHottbIs determined
L '^'*1 count.
Ifcif 0t ' <,,,lro1 report
I 1 be referral to the
r'« -f ' he Texas sute
J°*f<l
r1 ll"i !ly i.H closed af
1• ai'.l reopened
Spring.
Da.
■ \ Itr
County Budget
Hearing
NOTICE I • r.1 y given in ac
cordat.. e W i'h thi Stat v.. of the
Stat' of T'Xji that a public
hearing will be held in the < «m
n i'Morser ( o irt K.> I.. ' ounty
Courthou <*, Ba tr.• |. I. * «, on
. ptember *. 1 '.'..s. it P M.
for te purp.ise of composing
a budge* for the t ou: t y for the
next fial year, 126 2
B A STROP—Members of 4-H
Clubs from throughout the state
are here for the ninth at./iual
T. \as 4-11 .I inior Leadership
Training Laboratory at Bastrop
State Park, August 25-30, ac-
cording to Floyd Lynch, State
4 11 Club Leader.
One of the most outstanding
activities of its kind in the tia
tion. the laboratory is designed
to help youth assume responsi-
bilities of leadership and citizen-
ship.
The state laboratory is a part
of the Texas S H Junior Leader-
ship program which i- sponsored
by United Ga- in cooperation
with the Texas Agricultural Ex-
tension Service.
For the laboratory, six out-
standing t 11 Club members are
ent from each, of the 12 Agri
cultuta'. Exten-ion Districts in
Texas. During this week they
I are participating in various ac-
tivities planned to stimulate
more effective thinking and ac-
tion toward leadership responsi-
bility. They will also take part
in group discus-ions. and partici-
pate in supervised recreational
i programs.
The laboratory is conducted
; by the State 4-11 Club staff and
I l\ I INTKKFKTIM. (. I-N FB \ I'lON S The onl\ way Mrs. Fniil Yoelkel of Yoakum, left, shows ] other trained and expeiienced
her Kfi % ear* of age. i- th'touith the fact that she heads five generationn of her family. Pictured personnel from the Extension
with Mr- Yoelkel, left to riviit. arc her daughter. Mr-. V W WeHselx of Hallettsville; her grand Service, the Federal Extension
-on 11 l< VVes els of Bastrop; her ureal granddaughter. Mrs Eugene Meuth of San Antonio, and
hrr great, gri-ai grandson. (iregor> Mien Meuth. I months old.
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An ice cream supper sponsor-
ed by the Adult Youth Organi-
zation will be held at Teen
Tower on Thursday, August 28.
Home made ice cream and cake
will be served from 7:00 ^3 H:00
with all proceeds donated to-
ward the maintenance of Teen
Tower.
Arrangements are in charge of
the Finance Committee consist-
ing of Mrs. Carl Cederholm,
chairman, Mrs. Warren Higgina,
Mrs. Bryan Sanders, William
Kesselus, Adren Long and Hen-
ry Schuyler, assisted by Mrs.
Richard Myers, president of the
Youth Organization, and Mrs.
W. B. Townsend, vice-president.
Serving will be done by Teen
Tower members under the di-
rection of Miss Geretha Hanna,
president.
Tickets may be purchased in
advance from Teen Tower mem-
bers or at the door.
The following donors will fur
nish the ice cream and cake:
Mrs. W. B. Townsend, Mrs.
Jack Claiborne, Mrs. Warren
Higgins, Mrs. William Kesse-
lus, Mrs. Louis Wright, Mrs. J.
V. Ash, Jr., Mrs. Sully Simp-
son, Mrs. Lena Rabensburg, Mrs.
R. W. Loveless. Mrs. Henry
Schuyler. Mr.-. John Odom, Mrs.
La Rue McLau''n. Mr- Bryan
Sanders, Mrs. S I ton, Jr.,
Mrs. C. 11. McPhaul, V. :. Carl
Cederholm, Mrs. Richard Myers,
Mrs. Cecil Lonii. M.t B.
Perkins, Mrs. G. B. Mr.' , A'rs.
S. M Hardt, Mrs. Adren Long,
Mrs. William Dickson, Mrs. C.
A. Long, Mrs. Qui n ton Allen,
Mr.-. Burri.- Schaefer, Mrs. Vern-
on Schaefer, Mrs. Ireland, Mrs.
Herman Bartsch, Mrs. C'. D.
('ampbeii
Paul Baugh Is
Rated Distinguished
Student At A & M
Paul R. Baugh, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Baugh of Cedar
Cret k. has been designated a
distinguished student at Texas
A. and M. College for the spring
! semester. l!t">S.
A distinguished student, regis-
tered for l.*> or more hours,
must have .--tablished a grade
point ratio of 2.2") or better and
had no grade below "C".
Engraving Courtesy Smithville Tinte
Service .n Washington, D. C. and
Texa.- A. & M College.
PRIMARY ELECTION
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Former Bastrop
Boy Receives
Master's Degree
.1 times O. Eskew, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Fskew of Benito,
i former residents of Bastrop, re-
ceived hi.- Master of Science
Degree at A & 1 College on
Friday night of last week.
He and Mrs. Eskew will leave
September first for Lake Char-
les, Louisiana, where Mr. Es-
kew will be employed with the
Magnolia Petroleum Company.
To Hold Tent
Revival Services
For Two Weeks
The Rev. Homer Wallace of
Austin «vill open a Tent Revival
at the Friendly Pentecostal
Church here 011 Saturday, Aug-
ust 30.
Everyone is cordially invited
to attend these services, which
will continue to. two waeks.
T h e Friendly Pentecostal
Church is located across the
railroad track on North Main
Street.
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 106, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 28, 1958, newspaper, August 28, 1958; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237702/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.