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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1952
Page
1
Mrs. Duderstadt outlines key stages in child development from trust to initiative. She urges parents to foster independence and self effort, stressing secure homes and Christian values. PTA votes to publish Lions Club calendar, plans a talent show, and thanks volunteers for playground equipment installation.
This column discusses duties to keep hazardous areas on property away from children and notes that many fatal incidents occur at home. It explains that a substantial body of law grew from negligence cases and reminds readers the piece is informational, not legal advice.
Mr and Mrs Matt Stevens and Creighton Stevens with sons spent Friday and Saturday with Cecil Nay family in Brownwood. Allen L Gibson attended Hill Country Hereford Association annual meeting and banquet in Mason on April 3 with a nice program enjoyed by all. Elmer Lee Russell of San Marcos visited parents Archie Lennon and V C Russell Sr over the weekend. SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD.
Rev Prof Armin C Oldsen will deliver an Easter message over the Mutual network and stations on April 13. He argues Easter honors a real resurrection not wishful thinking, cites disciples who spread the gospel, and notes Christ’s promise of eternal life. St Louis Lutheran Hour Chorus will sing. E W Schroeder sponsors the broadcast.
The Easter message from Presiding Bishop Henry Knox-Sherrill speaks of the Gospel's relevance to life amid pain and joy and the moral struggle of Easter. President Harold Chase condemns youth's pursuit of quick goals and urges integrity and self-discipline as a path to happiness.
Students train for boxing and track at Boerne with finals winners advancing to San Marcos. Easter holidays, report cards on April 9, and eight graders collaborating on Snapsnot pages. The Lions Club safety signs are installed, and field trips to Kerrville and New Braunfels are planned.
A church notice invites all to Easter services on April 13 at 10 a.m. with Sunday School led by Dr. J. B. Birt and an 11 a.m. Easter program followed by preaching. A basket lunch, Easter Egg Hunt at 3 p.m., and regular meetings of WMU Brotherhood RA A Sunbeams are announced.
The piece argues that the resurrection of Christ, though not witnessed directly, is an historical fact proven by soldiers reports and early dialogue. It asserts Jesus’ universal claim and divine nature, claiming the resurrection underpins Christianity and Western ethics, and that denying it ignores reason.
Churches extend cordial invitation for worship this Sunday at Harver's. Community members urged to attend services and join ongoing activities.
A historical notice mentions Easter Sunday services at 8:30 and 10 with Benediction after the second Mass. It notes Monday youth Bible study at 7:30 and invites parishioners to attend. The piece lists a long, playful catalog of character traits linked to Harper High’s DREAM BOY. It also references Teddy Harlan and his parents from the Southwest Electric Co.
Rev. W. J. Goerner leads Easter Sunday services at St James Lutheran Church on April 13 with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class and 10:30 a.m. Divine Worship. A special Easter envelope collection and a 2 p.m. Easter egg hunt with Junior Mission Band follow. April 16 at 2 p.m. Women's Missionary Federation Society meets.
Harper Presbyterian invites the public to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Guest minister L. G. Petmecky will lead. The Fredericksburg Church joins as guests. A basket lunch follows at noon, with the service concluding that day.
Rev J D Farmer pastor holds 11 a m and 7 30 p m sermons at the Methodist Church Ladies WSCS meet first and third Wednesday at 230 p m Carlos Parker pastor Harper Pentecostal Church For Sale Tomato plants 50c per hundred seller Wm Strackbein Harper Texas date 3 18pd For Sale Jersey Cow six years old heavy milker and a young calf owner Alfred Moellendorf 710 N Llano Fredericksburg phone 5061 328
A playful set of name swaps questions how ordinary identities could shift with simple substitutions. The verse-like prompts invite readers to imagine a world where familiar labels are replaced by unexpected nouns and competing surnames.
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