Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 108, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1960 Page: 4 of 8
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BASTkor (TEXAS) ADVERTISER, MARCH 8, I960
Tower Theatre
—BASTROP—
Family Night The
Feb. 3-10 IB 24-31
Thur*d.-i v. March '!
I'M I, Ml M
I) A V11 \\ \ > N E
— IN —
The Last Anjrr>
Man
Baptist WMU Sends
Charity Boxes
A husmt's. ami -octal meet
r Society News^
Bapt. t W M l'. I
home of Mt-
Tuesday, Feb
Fri-, Sat., March t-."i
ROHERT RVVN
VIKdIMA MAYO
JKFFEin III NTER
— IN —
The Proud Ones
— PLUS —
I>(>.\ Ml RRAY
DIANE VARSI
From Hell To
Texas
San„ Mon., March 6 7
VINCENT PRICE
AGNES MOOREHEAD
THE BAT
FULL LENGTH FEATURE
Little Raseal
ing of th«
wi.- held at the
Cat hey Biggs on
ruary 28.
The meeting i p« • *-«t with pray
«r by Mrs. S. I Brannon, and
the irit.up -r itinc "Trust and
Ol>. y."
Mrs H tk-11 Moore (favt the
d«\ tuna! ami iwd scriptures
from th. second chapter of Fir.-t
Timoti ; Hei subject was
'Tiayet
\n announcement was made
of tin World Da\ >f Prayer
-rrvii'i to be held at thi Moth*
odi-t chuh ii on F'lday afternoon, J
March 1
A report was made on boxes
that have been >• ■ t to the Good
will Center in Austin and to the
H. . villi Mexicai Orphan.- Home.
During the >oi lal hour re-
fres: mi nts wcrt orved to the
following Mt LaRin McLaurit,.
Mr.-. Ii < nia- F. Mrs. Frank
Brinkinan. Mi-. .1 Ash, Mrs.
L B. 11 mpletoii. Mrs. \>rta
Jiim-.-. Mi.-. A. .). Beaie, Mr .
S L. Br.-innon. Sr.. Mrs. Fthel
Sim.-. Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs.
F. W. Moore, Mrs. Hartford
Jenkins and Mr.-. A W. Schulte.
Mrs. Wilkins Gives
Talk On Portrait of
Christ At Meeting
Mrs. Robert Wilkin srav<
long
wmiZfz
*r . «-
FROM YOUR
STATE CAPITOL
lt\ Vein Sanford
M'STIN We may have a
mudih p r m >i this year but
will then be enough water for
I'evan in 2010?
I his i- not a fantastic ques-
tion, but "tn that Texas' state
and local fr cials, engineers and
water planiu r are grappling
vuth now.
I
I forts come
and view
Out of their ef
the e items of lie a
! (ii>\ I'nce Daniel told a
f.. in . • nti.'ii in Austin that
Texa- made threat progre-
n • !ati w ;di watei management
in the past ti ree years. Rut,
he .-aid. "much more remain*
to he doni
Water
ment, si
• ential
and pro
head
2. A
planning and develop
>1 the governor, i,- e>-
t<> thi -tale's growth
(>e \ in the years a
MISS MARTHA 11.XH Kl'NKFI.
\ arieties
Tuesday. March h
VICTOR MATURE
ANNE AUBREY
— IN —
Bandit of Zhobe
Bank Night $485.00
CLOSED
WEDNFSD \Y, M \R( H 9
Thursday, March 10
GIANN \ M \R1K CAN \LE
Warrior And The
Slave Girl
an
hour long review on Luke's
Portrait of Chn-t" at a meet-
ing of the We-leyan Service
C>uiid <in Wedn. -day nivtht. Feb-
ruary 24, in the home of Mrs.
E. F. Pearcy.
Mrs. Wilkin was introduced
by Mrs Arthur Edwards, pro-
gram chairman.
Mrs. Fred Hayni> extended an
invitation to the Guild from the
WSCS to be their guest® for the
next meiting on March 23. The
Guild accepted thi invitation. have announced the engagement
Following the program and j 0f thpir daughter, Mi Martha
i>UMt.cs- -ession, Mr,. Pearcy , u-ah Kunkel, to Mr. Ru.sell Kd
invited her guest, into the din-1 war(j Oppenheim. -on of Mr and c.-i\ed the B... •. r „f M.i-ic ' '•
ing room for refreshments. The j Mrs. Russell I Oppenhi- m of San «nd Ma-te ..f Mi.-. d< .- r< e w •"
I
Engagement of Miss , H,r vrrundp;ir. r
^ ^ late Mr. and Mt
Martha Kunkel
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Kunkel of Y' nkers, New
Adam
York
were the
C. L. Mon
cure nf Bastrop and th. lat< Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Kunkel of ( lark
vilh She i- t!. mere of Mi-
Julia Moncure if llastrop and
Mis Leah Mm,-, urc of \ustin
if
gra.iu
i< of three meetings
\ !>• in ui during March ;.
lunr t'n Colorado River and
it- : *tl- . t•.t to ili.scus watei
I ' ell ' t flo.se UII'U. for t! •
next ..0 year-.
M.it; will be held in cm
juni ti.'i a it I: tin C. S Com
mi -ti • : tidying Texa ' tnaj
• ir rivei ba mi- They will be
1 in W' at' March *; Big Sp- t.g
I Mai i 1 > arid \ ii-tin, March
j 17 Cid.'ad Rivet Industrial
| Development Association (CR1
1 >A i .viii -.pot nt the Au tin
and Wharton me. tr g- and the
j Wi t Ti sii- Chamber of Com
na-r. I ■ ■ I'.lg Spl; Ml el r g
Sta;. Board of Water Kn
gineers called for a "tim. out"
until Ma' M on the lunge t
ever water hearing \t i---uc
m tla hi a' .tig hid «■/.. -
Nov. 2 is whether thi Trinity
River Authority and <"Hy of
liou-'iiti hall La- i-ranii-d per
mits to build t*o dowistn4am
reservoir- on th. Trinitv
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SOMETHING EXTRA rot YOU!
THE NBA US. SAVINGS BOND -
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polished uncovered table held a Antonio.
large arrangement of a variety j
of flowers and colors, flanked j Miss Kunkel is a graduate of
tlahkct
in twc
by lighted green tapers in two
candelabra-;. Taper, were also
u.-ed on the buffet amidst a
poitiiin of Mr- Pearcy's col-
lection of rare bottle. Chicken
salad, crackers, watermelon pick-
le,, mints, hot
were served.
Guest- were Mrs. Wilkin
Mrs. Haynie and member1-
tending were Mr,. Annie
Ali.vander, Mr.-. Arthur
ward-, Mrs. Jack Claiborne, Mr-.
Walla. Hefner. Mrs. M. A.
Carpet.ter, Mr.-, Mann Murchi-
-on, Mrs. J. T. Ha-ler, Mr
Ilryat Sander and Mrs. C. F.
M er
Halsted School in Y nkers and
received her bachelor's and ma-
ter's degree- in music from the
University of Texas where she
was a pupil of Dalies Fran tz
and taught piano on an a.-sis-
tea and coffee tarweshlp. Sh. ha -tudied at
the American Conservatory in
Fontainebleau, France, and at
pre.-ent i- a graduate studen at
t <• Juilliard S■ hool of Music m
New \ rk. A member of A!
pha t': ronty. she i- also a
mombei ,.f Sigma Alpl a Iota
and I *i Kappa Lambda.
Mr Oppenheim
at. ef Mamo Height Hig Wif. r Board, apparently get
School in San Antonio and re ' '-ng - < r' or patu ; • e. advised
get together and
problem^ coopera
from the I'niversity of Texas 1 tiv.-ly. Hearing has been gtv-
1 w here he held a hing fellow
-hip in Musii Literature 11 •
and
at-
Lee
Ed-
\ 3ewc,ln^ tne tv>^'^
iUV.
\ • made \ ^
V°^T\ n«c
. sr^
i
o)^
A small yearly charge will rent a
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX
AT THE
First National Bank
"Where you bank with confidence*
MRMHKK FDIC
She wa tiie winner in
of the Finn a Xllbright Found-
ation contest -"poii-ored by the
Tuesday Musical Club in San
Antonio and placed first la-t
year in th* Amarillo Yoi.ng Ar-
t. t •' Aijdituit ■ and thi (. l!
11. aley M. ■.'•ria '. ward it; Hal-
la . Mi. - Kunkel has app.-at
ed with the I"nivorsity of Tex
a Symphony «r.-f.e>tra and th>-
Amarillo Symphony orchestra
and will :u- soloi-t with the Hal
ia Symphony this spring.
is a member • Phi Mu Alpha
and I'i Kappa laitndba, honor-
ary tnii: ii frat r: i" . \r prt
ent he i in the 1*. S. Army
I.ang-iagi -sch,- M- : tcr> ,
! "alifornia.
Nr ( <ii (on I'roductinn
Publication Released
Cotton I'rod etion in Texas i-
the title of a new publication
just relea ed jointly by the TV*
Agricul?-iial Fxpi-r:ment Sta
tion and th,. Texas Agricultural
? |. ten-ion Sfrvic. Copii" an
'• to long, niter argument and
freo.|. it flare-up.- ann.ng par-
, ticipant .
Sar, Ja.at to River Authority
ha been chief objector t<> gran
tug 'if iff permits. SJRA
; contends fiat Hou-ton w ill short-
liy need more watei for dome
R( < KM <11 i.IRLS
M \ K I I \ SI .IPI'I !{ •<
The R kne Si-nior t H girl
not on February 2.'!rd with thi
Junior Ciub. Th< meeting w«v
called to order by Ss: , -\nit
IV'et. and Jo;. . Ant-, (iitcrtz led
the pudge T-i mmuti'i of th.
Senior Club wen read by Jo>
liisrU and approved, and th«
minute of th. Junior Club wen
r.-ad and approved. The- the
meeting was ti.n . ii ov. r Mrs
l'rol."t. She do-trtbutrsl -oho
Ixx.k on "S< «,ng" t« th. Jun
i.-t an*l Settlor girls Th«.-. ••>me
of ti . fc-irls made T V ; ;.p. r«
from ci i - under the upervi
i . f Mi Pro- *t Th- the
mi-e'ing w.i adjoiirnffd
Reporter, Linda Lehman.
Uocknr ><r t II p.,
I .ilk on « a I f Sramhif
R<« kne h« id u
ing on the ilrd
ary, 1 :«Ui The
!•> Jam. « Barton
-tr 'f th. R,.
nunutei f-.ilow. i
James (i- rd ■' (
■ hairman annout
would ! • no gao
There w>> no
n«*w bturlne.s. TI
t --n iwijoiirniil
•\fter th. ■ • . |
our county agent
t a I V e •. ! I • -S it
' ■ 1 jidwt ow T.-
ttii ■ trramli «■ essaJ
LAKl-.Y FOBS 4
j tic use
I b. -lUSe
Hallas
• ui table
ay H
SJ R A
j mt •t-k
■ In ll
water
but that Trinity water,
it contain1 < wage from
and I- .rt SV rth, i« not
San Ja into officials
u«ton - h
t. m< 11
w*t> r n<
. far-rnr
I'Sl'll . • ' •
a Viiiiabl. f ••.!.- t . Agriiaii1 ,j ral
Information Office, College Sta
tein. Ask for B-'.<oH.
vsti
Two
have been
on Vertical
A gricnlture
L-474, R
and Wool,
aide from
county age
cultural In:
add 11 iofni
1
pliiot
a >^l in th.
teg rat inn in
The new on.
at ions
series
Texa
a re
an.! L-4fi.1, Lamb
Oof. are aval,
tl • offices of liH al
t or from the Agri-
rmatiori ( ffu e, ('ol
(irobabl
ton, D<> i a a
2010, nt i tf
'I - xa might
fore 2(110 to
than that of
J Texas i
for itidu-try
rjuate water
of I f Bale
t.-r told an
"Central
u Id
I' e
d-
nng
el J m
if
Fort
I"
work
Cltv'
with
do
n*
U«*t imony,
u ■ ->si th.
of II. HI-
Worth in
-ibilil) that
ubjected Iw
a drought worn*'
't;10 57.
1 -■ ing the tiatt le
r e. a ; of made
upply, the director
ne Research • e.j
\ ti * m meeting
IV.xas i in good
I lege Station, ' Texas
hape," said Dr
on, "but the re
in -orry shape
.1
N'ei
of
T-
the
imp
tat.
Mcra rsiftital Care Means Better Health
Ac-.ii.on. (.«, I C jj
150
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Uitd,. II
11-24
i Texas
| rainfall
erage
has
of 2'
ai
average annual
inches to an av
of .0 inch. f >r the ' S.
a a vhc.le, ,ii<| Iir Walter
I Moore, aNo a l"T engineer But
he a d Texa- ha a pe. lal pro
j h em an evaporation rate .">0
to 100 per cent higher than
for the I.". S. aw a whole.
(./)
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emson s
I' K F >1 NTs
Stockings Saving
up to 75c per box
< a 11 n. •> Hose)
during our annual
Munsinqwear "Savings Spre<
SEAMLESS—
B.inforcrd !«>< nd heel, irr 1.Y1 pair
Special 1.19 pair—3.45 box:
lli mi toe nude h. el, re*; I ".0 pair
Special 1.29 pair—3.75 box:
FULL-EASHIONED—
Ilre*.H ►heer. -elf . «m. ri g 1 V. pair
Special 1.19 pair—3.45 box
ORHKK F\R!> BY PHON'R OK M vII.
Phone 107 :•
I
During th*: last ijuarter century, Health Information
Foundation reports, the use of hospitals in this country has
increased by about 20 per cent. The average American now
spends almost one day for each r>
year of life in a general hot
pital.
The increase in hospital uti-
lization, the Foundation points
:>ut, comes from two contrasting
factors: a rise of almost hO per
cent in admission rates, partly
offset by a decrease of about
one-third ffrom 12.5 to H.r,
days) in the average length of
stay oer patient.
Thus the average person to-
day stands a greater chance
of becoming a hospital patient
than he would have 20 or .'i0
years ago. Once hospitalized,
however, he usually goes home
much sooner.
"Clearly," says the Founda-
tion, "the rise in admissions re-
flects the gtowing importance
of hospital for almost all types
of medical care, and is a major
reason behind recent medical
progress. The decline in aver-
age length of iny per patient
is very much the rt ill of new
medical knowledge, early am-
bulation following surgery, new
medical and surgical proce
dures, and new pharmaceutical
products."
As the chart illustrates, ad
mission rates to general hospi-
tals have risen sharply f..r all
adult age groups in recent
years. But the rate for children
under 15 has actually dropped
- mainly because of the decline
in tonsillectomies and appen
dectomies made possible i;y im-
proved methods of treatment.
The increase in total admis-
sions results largely from the
growth in hospitalization for
obstetrical reasons. Two div
ades ago, says the Founda-
tion, less than 40 per cent of
all liahii". born In this country
were delivered in hospitals.
Now, with infant and maternal
mortality at nil tune lows, tlw
fii"n. is aliout 05 per cent.
Come to us for
graved or
y/eddiny
Announce"1'
k
BASTROP ADVERTISER
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 108, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1960, newspaper, March 3, 1960; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237781/m1/4/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Bastrop+County%22: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.