Bastrop Advertiser and Bastrop County News (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. [116], No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 15, 1970 Page: 4 of 8
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bastrop (Texas) advertiser. January is. iwo
Cedar Creek News **" s"°",
Mr. and Mrs Turner Hurt of
Smithville wrre Sun.lay alternoon
guests <>f Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
I\irner.
Pally Ti'i^K and Jean Ann
Woehl of Bastrop spent the week-
end with Donna and Barbara Nic-
hols.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reid of Aus-
tin were recent quests of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Martin.
Mrs. R. L. Davis was dinner
guest of Mrs. Mary (Raws of I.y-
ton Springs Sunday and visited Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Glass in the af
ternoon.
Mr. Dan Smith and daughter
Cris of Phoenix. Arizona, were
Cedai Creek visitors during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Simmons en-
joyed a turkey dinner With their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Simmons and family Christmas
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rt sscH and
little son, Ray, of Austin were
Christmas Day eallerg in the home |
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ;
Oakes.
Mrs. M. D. Turner joined Mr. i
and Mrs Turner Hart of Smith-
ville and went to Houston on Mon-
day after New Year for the day
in the home of their nephew, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Ballew and little
daughter, Alene. Their sister, Mrs.
Frank Lavender and Mr. Lavender
of Pennington, N. M. also joined
them there, wtih another sister,
Mrs. Fred Gunn, and Mr. Gunn
of Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alexander,
Mrs. J. C. Ellis and Mrs. S. T.
Simmons attended the funeral for
Mrs. Eula Alexander in Ah tin
Tuesday afternoon.
Christmas weekend kuosIk <
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Martin were
Mrs. Martin's sister and family,
Mrs. Velma Shell and Turner of
Angle ton and Edward Shell of
Boeme. Mrs. Martin and her guests
visited their uncle. Earl Outlaw of
Elgin, and a cousin Miss ilallie
Bailey of Bastrop.
Pn -lioiiday guests of Mr.
S. T. Simmons were Mr.
Charles Mtuvhison and
of Pflugerville.
and Mrs. Leo Aiexande
turkey dinner w
D.
nia,
day
Mr.
Mrs.
Mrs.
sons
Mr.
joyed
and Mrs. Lee Williams in Lyton
Springs Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. li. L. Davidson
and Mr. and* Mrs. Alvin Morgan
and
and
two
• en-
Mr.
$
;ive
12
00
CASH
NEW YEAR
SPECIAL
ELECTRIC
DRYER
EBNER'S
TV & APPLIANCE
BASTROP
of Austin were holiday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Simmons.
Mr. and Mis. Mac Hester of
Houston were brief guests of Mr
and Mrs. R. C Martin one day last
week on their way back I tome from i
a hunting tup in West Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alexander
spent Christmas day with Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Hendrix ami son.
Dale, and wife, Kilty, of Taylor.
Miss Kitty Shaw of Denver Colo-
rado was married to Lt. Dale Hen-
drix of the Air Force who is at
present Stationed at Reese Air
Force Base In Lubbock, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gilley en-
joyed having two of their children
and family for Christmas; Mr. and
Mrs. Steven Gilley of Willis, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gibson and
sons Richard and Lee of Bas-
trop.
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Nimrlck and
Van and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Bart sell and Malissa « f Bastrop
pent Christmas day with their
parents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Mar-
tin.
C Hendrix of Alpine, Call for -
who spent the Christmas holi-
willi his sister and family,
and Mrs. K. M. Bogart and
Barry of Smithvll.e was an over-
night guest of his aunt, Mrs. I.ee
Alexander and Mr. Alexander
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Chambless
of Dale; Andrew Cast of Lockhart.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lonnie Martin of
Austin and Mrs. Ralph Cox of High
Grove were recenl guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Newman and
hoys, Mark, Scott, and Mike of
Hrooksllin and, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Kostak, Dennis, Janet and Thresia
of Rosenberg vislled their parents
and grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
.1. R. Milch&m, over the holidays.
James Voss of Rye, New York,
spent a few days last week at his
ranch here.
Mrs .1 (' Ellis spent Christmas
with her son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry G. PJIlls, Joy and Char-
les, of Crockett.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Gilbert. John
T. and Mickey, spent a few days
before Christmas with Mrs. Gil-
belt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curt
Sehwiening of Junction.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
Kmmeli It. Alexander, Donna and
lill were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Median of San Antonio, Mr and
Mrs. L. M. Bennight of Victoria,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Rathman
and Gayle, and Mrs. Julia Kelly
and Carl, all of Bastrop, Miss
Ruth Ann Foamier, A and 1 Uni-
VTsity, Kim; ville. Miss Patricia
Median and Harold Grabs, Uni
versify of Texas, Austin,
Bill Jackson and Jimmy Loyd
Alexander, A & M University, Col-
lege Station.
Andy Bob Alexander, Southwest
Texas State University, San Mar-
cos, and
Douglas Bennight, Victoria Jun-
ior College, Victoria.
Quarterly Reports
Due January 31
Ed M Bowers social security
manager reminds employers in tin •
area that quarterly reports of
wages for October. Noveinlier. and
December, I'.169, are due no later
than Jan ary 31.
Employers have been making
quarterly reports of wages paid
to their employees for more than
!i2 years now. Most of these em-
ployers are well acquainted with
reporting requirements. The ma-
jority of wage reports are filed
accurately and timely. However,
"•'•anions still arise when employ-
ts fail to make necessary reports
due to misunderstandings of the
law 'Pie most frequent misunder-
standings concern part time or
temporary help, domestic workers
I and farm workers.
I Many individuals who have re
j tired and are receiving monthly
I social security benefit* work at
! fMirt lime or temporary jobs, Em-
j ployers sometimes think these
earnings are not cowered. Bowers
reminds employers Hint these
wages are covered, regardless of
the amount, and -liould be reported
just the same as full time em-
ployees.
Employers having questions n
garding coverage or reporting pro-
cedures should call or visit the
social security office at ">.'11 Barton
Springs Road.
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Vet's
Forum
Q—f am a graduate student who
has not been deferred. If I am or
rlered to report for induction in
the midst of my studies, can my
induction be delayed until [ get
my degree?
A—No, but you may request
your draft board for a postpone
incut until the end of the quarter,
trimester, or semeler. Boards
have authority to grant such post
ponements.
Q— If 1 go into VISTA the
Peace Corps, can my d
give me an occup
ment ?
A—Yes, but it is I
to do so.
Q—Does the Selective rvici
System prosecute person for vio
la I ions of the Selective Service
law ?
A—No, this is done by the De-
partment of Justice.
Q I know that normal progress
in school is necessary for a II S
student deferment. When I trans
fered from Junior college to llie
state university some credits i had
earned were not accepted. Will
this loss of credits affect my
classification?
S|M>nM>red
Electric
Ky ISIuchonnct
(imperative
Members Only
•in
Must r.(
Volt Ktectric Dryer
Installed on II.E.C.
I .iIII'
December 'UH/Jiiiitinrv
——
(•ORES HI'END CHRISTMAS
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gore re-
turned recently from Okla. City
where they spent the Christinas
holidays with their daughter, Mrs.
Ned Snodgrass, Mr. Smxigrass, and
boys, John, Jeff and Tom. While
there, they visited the fabulous
Cowlioy Hall of Fame featuring
I'm sell's beautiful paintings of
western lore. Their holiday was
inadvertently extended into the
fast week in January because of
the heavy snowfall that kept them
sin who nd for a number of davs.
A—Your draft board will have
to decide this, II can grant a IIS
deferment to yoi for the first
year after your transfer, despite
the loss of credits. Further deft r
men! would depend ll|K)ii the pro
gress made at the new institution.
Q -A veteran's former wife re-
ceived his G. I. life insurance pay
ment after he died while his widow
and children received nothing
How can this happen?
SISTER LOLA
SPIRITUAL RFADER & ADVISOR
Special Reading $1.00
The <;• ;i't n power to heal hv prayer. Everyone Welcome at
in r liomi Wli.it you see with youi eves, your I "cart will believe.
Do you m i .| liclp? Do you have had luck? Bring your problems
lo her today and be rid of them tomorrow. She advises on all af-
fairs .if life. There's no problem so great she can't solve (how
lo hold your job when y< u have tailed and how to succeed, without
asking a single word and reunited the separated). Upon reaching
womanheod and realizing sl.i had the God-Given Power to help
humanity, she has devoted a lifetime to this work. From the four
corners ol the world they . rime to see her. Guaranteed to remove
evil influence and bad luck.
There is no pity for those who know they are in hard luck and
need help and do not come for it — one v isit will convince you.
She rive lucky day s and numbers Lifts you out of sorrow 'and
dark — and tarts you on the way to success and happiness.
Don't confuse her with any other readers. Guaranteed to see
results wtih your own • m s Sister Lola is not a Gy psy.
IIOI'KS: T A >1 to it |\ II. — 0''EN 7 DAVS A WEEK
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
WATCH FOR SIGN
Highway 71 East of Smithville
,11 ST OCT OF CITY LIMITS
4g-2
Del Monte Fruit
Cocktail
I> I Monte — Halves >r Slices
Peaches
Del Monte Cut (Iree,
Bearvs
Df'l Monte (johlen
Corn
Del Monte
Peas
Del Monte
Catsup
Cream Style or
Whole Kernel
Del Monti
Spinach
Del Movie
Kraut
no:] can
JiOfl can
503 can
im can
803 can
oz. bottle
303 can
303 can
4°$1
00
4 i $100
4; $i°°
4 S $100
4 s s100
4 s s100
5°$1
5°s1
00
00
MNOIIHITE l.ONfi GRAIN
RICE
US. ISO\
2 for 25c
AMERICAN BEAl IV — « O/. IJO\
Elbo Roni U Shell-Roni
I'll,I.Sltl in — SMI I I MILK OK I" I II IICMII.lv
BISCUITS 8 oz. can - 4 for 39c
NAHISCO I'KEMII M
CRACKERS lb. box 35c
KEEKLEK'S I OOKIES
Granny's or Pecan Sandies bag 39c
Marlene OLEO lb. ctn. 19c
VEL LIQUID king size 63c
NORTHERN — WHITE OK ASSORTED
TOILET TISSUE
TIDE
4 roll pack 43c
giant 7 5C
MAXWELL IIOI SE INSTANT
COFFEE
HOME CENTER
SEAMI.ESS MESIl
NYLON HOSE
pairs $1.00
FROZEN FOODS
4 for $1.00
SI I'ERIOK DAIRIES - >'t (i \l CARTONS
LES or MELLOR1NE 2 for 89c
KIKD'S I VE — i! OZ ' \N
ORANGE JUICE
A—1The veteran evidently named
his first wife as the beneficiary,
•wimps neglecting to change the
designation when he re-married.
Tiie law requires VA to pay insur-
ance benefits to the beneficiary
named by the insured.
Responsibility for naming the
correct beneficiary rests with the
policyholder.
Q—What can f do lo hurry along
my educational subsistence checks?
A—Ijokc no time in submitting
the Certificates of Eligibility you
received from the VA to the prop-
er school officials for completion.
Make certain he returns it to VA
as soon as possible. Upon receipt
of this certificate, the VA starts
your allowance checks.
Q—My husband has become per
monently and totally disabled as
the result of injuries sustained in
an automobile a ident. He was
in the service from l!>r>i) to 1061.
Is he eligible for a non-service
connected pension from the Vet-
erans Administration ?
A—No. To lie ouglble for a pen-
sion for a nonscrviee connected
disability, a veteran must have
service during a period of "war".
Service after Jan. 31. 1955, and
prior to Aug. 5, 1964, is called
peacetime — not "war" — service.
Q— I plan an extensive vacation
Which will Involve considerable
commercial flying. If I should ac-
cldently be killed during one of
these flgihta, would my G. I. in-
surance be affected?
Q—If you mean will your G. I.
Insurance be paid to your benefi-
ciary, the answer is yes. There is
no "flight" restriction clause in
G. I. insurance policies.
PRODUCE
TEXAS Kl in RED
GRAPEFRUIT
5 lb. bag 43c
"Tin: eri it with mi /.ii'i-eh skin-
TANGERINES
lb. I8c
OOI DEN KH'I
BANANAS
lb. 12c
C S. NO. I
CARROTS
lb. cello 15c
ElItM GKEI'N
CABBAGE
lb. .09c
c. s. iDAiio iti km i
Potatoes
III LK. It \(i
59
EOLOEK'H
COFFEE lb. can 79c
II.AKE KITE
SHORTENING
STAR LITE KVAI'OKATED
MILK tall cans
Ml SSELMAN'S
APPLE BUTTER
GLADIOLA
FLOUR
til l.E — I'LAIN OR lODI/ED
SALT
10 oz. jar $1.35
- 2 lb. can $1.57
3 lb. can 69c
5 for 79c
28 oz. jar 39c
5 lb. bag 49c
26 oz. box .09c
Star Lite
1 1/2 lb. loaf
Bread
27
4 S 99
In Our Meat Deportment
C. S. (jood CHI 'CK
koi (.I l l in SICnati 1:1: OCAI.itv
Roast
Pound
59c
Bacon ' ""i 79c
c. s. noon shoulder
Roast
bound
Pound
69°
2 lb. pkg ^1
C. S. good It 1 It
Steaks
Pound
85c
rof.oei.ein
Lunch Meat
koeoei.ein
hoi.oona. sm \mi or si'iced lcncheov
Smokets
12 0?:.
65c
Pound 75C
FRESH (iROLN'D
Hamburger
lb. pkR. 57c 3 lb. pk^r. 5*| 59
Thursday, F iday & Saturday, January 15, 16 & 17
, jJtAi
f HOURS .
\ FRESHER
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
MILK
gallon
glass jug
oo<
PLCS DEPOSIT
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser and Bastrop County News (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. [116], No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 15, 1970, newspaper, January 15, 1970; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth238239/m1/4/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.