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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
1
Irene Keeney outlines consumer rights under the FTC Mail Order Rule and tips from the Direct Mail Marketing Association. Read about returns, refunds, delivery deadlines, cancellations, and remedies for damaged or unwanted goods, plus a poetry contest and the San Angelo Fall Arts Festival details with deadlines.
Junction's Men's Bible Class presents the 32nd annual Easter Pageant on April 10 in the hillside amphitheatre near Junction Texas. Jo Ella Whitworth directs the production with nearly 200 participants. The pageant begins at 10 p.m. with a musical program at 8 p.m. Free admission and parking, coffee from a chuck wagon, and snacks are provided by local groups. Contributions to cover costs are invited via a free will offering.
A Dartmouth College graduate from Hanover, NH describes moving to Harper with family, buying acreage and livestock, and joining the Volunteer Fire Department. He praises Harper for offers his family sought, supports Christian ethics and local control, and invites opinions, providing a night phone number.
Pamphlets prepared by the Texas Medical Association guide patients and doctors on handling disputes over care, fees, and alleged misconduct. The guide explains steps from discussion with the physician to county medical society proceedings and possible State Board of Medical Examiners action, with separate materials for physicians on reporting incompetence and ethics.
Warren Harding denounces a Travis County grand jury investigation as unwarranted and politically motivated. He cites editorial support and a rival tied to the case, vows to continue duties and reelection bid. He warns Texans will judge the effort at the May 1 election. Subscription notice follows.
Sweet potatoes were unknown in Europe until Columbus found them in the West Indies and brought them home. They have since become one of the world's cheapest food crops.
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