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Show On Saturday
Thr His St«ti> Fux Hunter
•\*Mo int ion will havf an animal
hound dop show and a har>i. n
Saturday al thr Aineruan I.,
tfion RruutMln and Roden A r < ? a
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p. in Tickets, which includi-
iiii-iiih* i-lup in tin' ornanisation,
ar«> $1,50 Thi- ln'nch hosv
tar! at ■« p. ni. with cash u
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ell to heat dojjh m various cla-
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a horn hlowiny ••onUsl, when-m
d< k' «ili hi' <all«l in the trndi
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horn*
Mrs. Beale Attends
Seminar This Week
Mrx A J Real*', chief opera
at tfn }la«tri<p South*e^terr.
H< I T>'!<'phone offiei. i-, i" (,al
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men!
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have <*a;<"hed *hf
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trig road i« t hesr ' u ,r;«
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if We could t> I thi how to
handle their Kufhwa;, >n*true-
tion, we'd t-e huildmr ad in
tend of pub . I;i• (5 a i • w jiaper
Thl* much we k:
th ' canaUuct oi of th. hridye
and raili « l overpa«« a' i trip
of httfhwMN it vol\e a trenien
doii" amount of money, ami we
are mil that the prnj* t t be
tup handled a« rapid!) and a*
adroitly a \■ po« it),. both by
the cit\ aid • • Minty i>ffi< aU in
*eeuri;ifc Die neee« ary right of
way. and by the Higti.* .> lie-
l artnient i'*elf Hot*, parties
ar< a i intere<-ted ni ir. itinjf it
fit.I'.hed ipilikly and f"i the
list ! pomble • upemllture of
money a nil if the re t of ua
are
Die department -ta iti in the
beginning that the construction
of thii particular pi"j- ■ t would
run between two and three
year at |ea.*t
Construction a 'ed July
2.' , HI.'.7, and if yon will drive
down ami ^-e what actually is
being done on ti bt If -, w e
belii've you will a, h \it.h u<
that they have accmvi' ""
amaxing amount of . in the
pa >t year
I ncidently, bid on the high
way covering three ■ il* < weat
of Hastrop to neat en 1 city Ii
mill Will be received on October
M or 16, according to l.nvrenee
Schul/., enior resident I'liRineer.
and plan and ••pivifn atioiH are
available in hi office at the
llighwas department hte
If you have any qut tion< con
••erning highway con 11 u. t ion in
thia area, juat pick up your
phone and call Mr >hui/; he
will he happy to givi- > >u all of
the authentic information you
want
PI-A President Stresses Objectives
1. |U Cllm* • ■ «itr?
\l I'irsi Fall Mcelinjs Last Week
I ii" Ha itrop Parent Teacher
V wlatum met foi the fir.t
meet ir iif the im school year
<in Wednesday i tr h t. September
in the hi>' i Moid audi
in
president,
> r new of
r elected
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'iii'iiii. with a a L'e crowd
attendance.
Mi- I.loyil Ketha,
in the chair ()t.h
fh'r•r^ serving in thi
upa. ity wer« Mi Henry Schuy
i f* i t tary im : Mi-s. Hower
I t ;der, t r ea - urer
Mr Ketha a,ie.| on the
•«'t n i ■ ' •audi! / ommittee
r < !>' >rt . v , following
1' ii.' ' t 1 ' i ■ a ,r. : reported
a ba.an • f f ■ i 0t ; C. J).
' I1'" i-t •• i chairman,
ga*1 an >ut ' ■ >f the years
II \ |>:ograma. which tu-
■1 >t W | .[ • M! \\
U h- o lu-, no-r- . • -hip chair-
man. annount -d ti n- the mem
w r
<htp
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itriv
d
contir ue
Septemlwr 29. She
' * fi> ' ' a' fathers,
■i moti,. ■ should Ih*
>f tii< PT A She also
a' a # oo prize would
■ 1 ' th p marv room
:v. j • • •• most metnhfi
. • ma?-. Mi
Workers Named
For Fall I e>li\al
Siindax.OclolH'r
r.i' a t .f workers
l ao Festival pla .nod
: .i 1 1 'her a' a !'i ! i
;rch, Ha 'rop.
a Chairman, Hermat:
Heart
t ererai
Bartach
F r are*.
< irwiiral-
P. tier. U.
h- m, Wa
W ii-elm.
HIM.o
' "hairma
< ailera,
ll;it?er'. l,inenix«rger.
F m'<> I ■?. Rudolph
Hem eke, J > \S il
tr Brinkmat Vinh
l. Hen Hwnreke
H J Wolf Ft'd Fie
\! 111!"' tt iheill'
h the "tai il, J H llenneke,
Pat H >ffman, Wayne Sn.ith,
I \1 u! Mauris •• \|. ith,.
>U ;:e 1 a -teiio. Tlllle ConttM.
SI r Ji',1 Me) ••? -. 1 ' II!" .1 I •
kem, D"?"tnv Wilhelm. \nnie
Wilheim, Lot* \nr. Hart h,
I S r " :a MI Vers. 1.1 N . \\
helm. Hurnell Fohricb, SI ?le\
W in. I.. Mae s
Tit for drawing, Fva Ilea
aon l.iHian Richards, Kiuma
Wolf
PPI R
<'o ordinators. Johnnie 11 ff
man. Jeff i 'shorn
Planning aid *upervi- Kir
ma Hart • h. Laura Smit• .ara
( «MM t /
' o. k k'• k Ar^' \\ u
t' . J'" \\ Ihelm, Hernial Wt!
I-t im, John Tiechman, V i.dph
VS liiielm
Chicki'll. Knherta I ' ■ I m,
,i. h OrOMW, Walter HrmKtiiati,
Vernon Bartach
* .ffee. \dolph Muehr
Serving line, l.ucy t'aiiui an,
Manraret I-r-rich. Viola Ha t .-h.
Anna ittt, Sina l.inen' er^e-
i((Mp hreitz, Clara "It, M J".
Hai t .. h Mar ha Wolf, I ■ -•■ ? i
M. Puff
Cable Dora lioertr. I.uelta
Catchings, Leon i He'tn-ke,
(Hail) Wolf, Sara Olo/. i. \
via Runkle, Ciinde'anin So a.
Vivian French. Minnie I hm-i,
(Uga lirohman, Lucille Wuiklei,
Ihilore* lirohman, Eileen ^
(•eiieva Meuth. Eva tiarcia, I'hel
ma Coert7. Lucy Oroico, Komi;
int la nit, Joan Wilhelm, Iior-etta
(ioertz. Ronnie Frerich, \ len
(inert/, Hatl\ n lioertz, Vernon
llerilieke. Chillies (Mt, Robert
pettei, ICe\ Ranion, Robert Wit-
helm, Jimmy Callahan.
I loll Stand, Rudolph l'etter,
\nnie l'etter, Mary Hnth
Country Store, Murray < '1
la ha n, O'.-.ir Fri-ke, Krne-.t Fn>
rich
I ish Pond, Lida Kaufman,
Mary S, Julia A and Kilene
(• thorn.
King loss, Leo <Ht, John
\\ ei 1 oni Oshorn.
Snow Cones, Hernard Seidel,
Matt Kreit?
• 'old drinks, Ernest (ioertz,
Hugo l<er«iy Hivk, Andy
W ilhelm
Koy Kragh, expresseil her ap
[irei iation for the cooperation re-
t t IV'd at the tand for the Flat
onia football Kamc Fourth grade
room mother.- helped.
Mi Bryan Sander- reported
foi the Hudget and Finance
committee. She stated that
$'.00.(hi haii been allowed to the
Hastrop Hand Parent on the
new uniforms. The $10.0(> al-
lowed to the room having the
most parents present at the
meeting- will continue, and the
Homemaking class will he paid
for baby sitting during the
meet ings.
A m>-tiot pa e<| to the effect
that every other month night
im. tir e would coi:t rue and
woiilij he held at 7: '.0 p. m. The
next meeting will b* an after
noon meeting on October I •, at
■ i "iO o'clock.
Thi annual Mallow , n < ami
vai. pot or. i by th. PT A will
he held or, Saturday i .--it. No
vember 1. rather thun Friday
r ight, due to a *> tieduled
foot t all tame with del Valle.
Th. -amt- plan for b tl et.
will in carried out i- tn the
past
Mi Esther Wrigh' -opho
more room received t- room at-
tendance pr'jte.
Sup. nntendent P dodson
explained to the grot,: the pur-
p"-< of the upcom.-g school
i o-otioi ' i be held oi Tue.-day,
October 7.
Th. president reK i the ob-
je. tiv. - of the PT A aa tated
• . or, tituUon a' by law
SI st •• -.-d the Imp tanee of
p." at mn between i> ami
tea. ■■! in order to -tter un-
i. 'stand the pupil, a. ii that wc
■ • • . «ig i f that
,-tan. objitive in ii n of sUi
-tii -e -ful financial projecta.
SI 'a: ( ed' - holm and M rs.
Jack < 111« .nbei'k were hostesses
for a re-eptior honoring the
teach. following the meeting.
School Flection
Sel For Oct. 7
T e Hoard of Trustee- of the
Hn-ftop lndipondi"' School di.-
111< t have called i tw o fold elec-
' ton for T uesdaOctober 7.
rt which qualified resident tax
paying voter wi! be asked to
•.-affirm the pr.- nt maximum
•• aint.nance tax ite and ap
p '.ve the a sump'.on of out
ta tiding ! ot)d >f District 2.'!.
t . (i.Midman di-t- t, which has
en olid.it .i «ith Hastrop.
VN hen there i ha consoli-
datioi an eb . t. . i; mandatory
n ordei 'o spread the bonded
indebtedne- over the newly con
■t'.iilated area The (ioodman
di tri ' im hide * .■ square miles
hounded by the (,'olorado River
to the Travis County line and
extending aero-- to the Cedar
Creek district.
\ 'tei are being asked to ap
p-ove the maximum maintenance
rate of $1 25, which is the same
i that approved at a similar
.•etion held here in 19i>4. P.
I dodson, chool : nperintendent,
emphasized the fact, thai the
e ec' ion will not increase the
tax rate currentl\ being levied
at IK) cent.-'.
rwo separate ballots, one for
ach of the tw . propositions,
will be given voter- in this elec
lion, copies of which will be
published in the Vlvcrtiser next
week
(. \R|)EN CLUB in
MEI-rf OCTOHF.R 1
Mrs Oren Eskew will open
her home to members of the
Lo t Pines (iarden Club on W.al
itesday, October I, at ,'t o'clock.
II i te with Mrs Eskew will
he Mr I H. Kershaw and Mrs.
J W Simmons.
All memhei are urged to be
pie . nt foi some very important
business.
< >n its radio and TV coverage
of this fall's football games,
l'he Humble Company will use
I 10 radio itations and 2S TV
tat ions covering urban anil
rural areas in te vicinity of 57
cities and 'owns in Texas ami
New Mexico.
Bastrop State Park Ranks High
Among State Parks Visited
EARL C. ERHARI). pre-ident of
the First National Bank, ha.>
been named a member of the
Advisory Hoard of the Texas In
du-lnal Commit sion. by recom-
mendation of ("invert oi price
darnel. Mr. Erhard will attend
a meeting of the Hoard on Oc-
tober 7, at the Commodore Perry
Hot. according to K K. (ier
■•an>. chairman of the Commis
>n. when Hoard members will
be luncheon guests of thi Gov
error Hastrop, vitally interest-
ed in tiie industrialization of the
• r.t al Texa- area, i> fortunate
:t. the appointment of Mi Er
hard to ths^ position
FFA ( Jiapter To
Kehuild \oulh
Fair Pens
Neglected and forgotten since
the Youth hair days -ome ten
\. ur ago. the pens that were
built on the old Fair Grounds
out .n the hill to house stock
for t. he Fair are coming into
their own again!
These buildings- have been
turned over to the Hastrop
Chapter of the Future Farmers
of America, under the direction
of Gordon Rosanky. Hastrop
Hit."; School agriculture instruc-
tor.
The pens will be repaired and
put in good shape by the boys,
a,*. I ttosc youngsters who live
in town ami have no place to
raise -lock projects, and who
are members of the FFA Chap-
ter. may use them to keep their
calves, hogs or chickens.
The plan was made possible
through the courtesy of the
City of Ba.-trwp, Bastrop Volun-
teer Fire department and the
James Ii Perkins Post, Ameri-
ca! I.egiof, organizations res-
ponsible for the buildings.
Mo-t of the Ixtys have already
purchased their stock, and are
getting under way with their
projects. They are working to-
ward a show sometime in the
spring, when they can exhibit
their ,-!<vk and sell it.
Volunteer help In getting the
pens in shape as (uickly as pos-
sible is solicited, and any ex
tra time anyone lias to put in
with the boys will be greatly
appreciated
Bears To Meet
Filling Fri. Night
The Hastrop Bears were hand-
isi their third straight loss Fri-
day night when they journeyed
to Srnithville and got defeated
by the Tiger> 14 0.
There were no scoring plays
in the fir t half and Srnithville
came back in the third quarter
to make their first score of the
evening Clyde Schubert scored
on a yard kick off return
after taking a hand off from
George Mi vulka
The Tigers scored again it',
the fourth quarter when Richard
Perkins went over from the
three yard line
\ftei -pending two week , on
the load the Hear- come back
home Friday night to play hosts
to the Puling Eagles.
SENIOR i I \SS TO HOI O
HAKE SUE S VITRO AY
Flic Senior Class will hold a
bake sale on Saturday, Septem-
ber 27. at Teen Tower.
Cakes will sell for $2.00 and
pie for $100 Sales ' ill begin
at 'J a. m and continue until
everything is sold
Hastrop State Park recorded Blanco
114,">10 visitors to the park dur-
ing the year beginning on Sep
tember 1, !! ">7 and ending on
August 31, lli")8, according to
information received from the
State Park Hoard.
The Hastrop State Park was
11th on the list of parks show-
ing the largest number of visi
tors during the year, out of the
45 parks listed, and McKer.zie
State Park showed 1,627,070 and
Garner State Park was in sec-
ond place with 542,561.
Tabulations recently completed
revealed that 5,226,-148 people
visited Texas State Parks dur
nig the state fiscal year.
It is the first time the Texas
state park attendance has ex-
ceeded five million visitors a
year, and more than double the
state park attendance of ten
years ago. It compares with a
l!i.">7 attendance of 4,712,595.
Automobile registration plates
showed that this year there were
l,t?29,12o car- from Texas ad-
mitted to thi parks and 69,715
from ot hei states and foreign
countries Canada led in the
number of foreign car . Four
hundred and forty-six plane-
landed at Lake Whitney State
Park airfield.
Park- listed alphabetically
with 'h. number of visitors in
each are as follows:
Abilene 94,185
Balmorhea 120,451
Bastrop 114,510
Hentsen Rio Grande 77,1)12
Big Spring 40,480
Blanco
21,489
Bonham
59,091
Buescher
20,349
Caddo Lake
137,527
Cleburne
53,481
I )aingerfiel«l
47,%2
Davis Mountains
137,831
Fort Griffin
11,087
Fort Parker
83,040
Frio
15,441
Garner
542,561
Goliad
41.921
Gonzales
2,235
Goose Island
98,362
Gov. Hogg Shrine
30,427
Hunt -ville
191.860
Ink I.akc
175,560
Jim Hogg
8,167
Kerrville
67,595
Lake Corpus Christi
259,566
Lake Whitney
61,687
Lockhart
60.960
Longhorn Carven
37,640
Mackenzie
1,627,070
Meridian
27,942
Monahans Sandhills
73,694
Monument Hill
94,586
Mother Neff
20,505
Old Fort Parker
28,640
Palmetto
19,626
Palo duro Canyon
136,981
Port Isabel
13,276
Po.-sum Kingdom
21,262
Mi -ion Los Tejas
2,416
San Jose Mission
92,645
Stephen F. Austin
113,603
Lak. Brownwood
112.S06
Tyler
193,608
Varr.er Hogg
4,543
Washington
29,768
Dr. Denison
Adren Long
Named New
Scoutmaster
The Bastrop Bov Scout Troop
No. 187 met for their first re
gular meeting of the year Mon-
la\ right, September 22, at the
Scout House. Regular meetings
this year will be held each Mon-
day night, ami will begin prom-
ptly at 8:00 p. m. A variety
of programs of games and skills
las been planned with a hike
or other outing once each month.
Mr. Adren (Red! Long is the
Scoutmaster with R. H. Brieger
and Win. C. Dickson, assistant
Scoutmasters. These men are
backed by a troop committee of
Arthur E. Grimes, chairman. N.
R. Simpson, G. 1! Mack, Bryan
Sanders, B. J. Wolf, Wm. R.
Kesselus, dr. C ti Goddard,
anil Cecil Long, who i- also the
Institutional Representative. The
Bastrop Lions Club sponsors the
local Scout Troop and Explorer
Post.
Scouts presently registered
with the Troop are: Vernon
llenneke, Jimmie Ireland, don-
nie I ong, Ray Long, Bob Long,
Dickie Mack, Charles Ott. Terry
Sunders, William Simpson, Ri-
chard Simpson, Kenneth Kesse-
lus, Robert Goddard. Tommy
Zegub, Chris Dickson, and Ivan
McCoy. Several >ther- are ex-
pected to register in the next
few weeks.
At the next regular meeting,
next Monday, plans will be made
for an over night campout for
Friday night, October *
Scouting is open to all boys
ll to 14 year old. Ml Bastrop
boys between these ages are in-
vited to \tsit the local troop
>n regular meeting nights, and
to join as a member. Scouting
is an experience that every boy
should have.
Notice
The barber shops in Bastrop
will be closed every Monday
beginning October 'i
H. J Bryant
1*. C. Williams
Bill Buckner
Hud deGlando:
Teaches At
Fake Forest
Authorities from industrial
and educational fields will join
the gui Lake Forest college
faculty as instructors for the
Evening Session which begins
September 15. This is the 17th
year that tin college has pro-
vided evening educational op-
portunities for adults in the
community.
Among the new courses of-
fered this year are analytical
Physics, which serves as a re-
fresher course for high school
science teachers as well as an
advanced course for physics stu-
dents; microbiology; cost ac-
counting. which widens the range
of business admin:-trillion cour-
ses previously offered: and or-
chestra. which will provide an
opportunity for experience with
the Community Orchestra.
Two scientists from Abbott
laboratories are among the four
new evening instructors. They
are dr. Frank W. Denison Jr.,
senior bacteriologist, who earned
his B. A., M A., and Ph.D. at
the University of Texas; Dr.
William B. Martin, research
chemist, will be a lecturer in
organic chemistry.
Dr. Denison is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Denison
Sr. of Bastrop.
—Clipped from I^ike Forest
Paper
DISTRICT 22 - A
ROUND-I P
Scores from game played on
j September l'J are a follows:
'.Srnithville 14: Hastrop 0
j Flatonia 22; I). Valle 0
Elgin 1 I; Gem getown 0
Granger .'14; Round R'>ck t?
Thorndale 22; Battler 0
Thrall S; ITog.'i <■
I. It \ N I>SON \RR| \ ES IN
NEW YORK Cm
Mrs George Swilley
announcing the arrival of a Lu'.?>•.: at Bu t
grandson, born la t week to Mr del Va e (Open'
and Mrs. L. J Schewe of New Flgr. (Open)
York City. l<eander at Granger
Named Mark Lawrence, he ha Round Rock at I n 'da..)
two sisters, Linda and Janelle
(■antes to be leaved on Friday
night September Jti are as fol-
low
Thrall at Guiding
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 106, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1958, newspaper, September 25, 1958; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237706/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.