Odessa woman named Coordinator of Special Education at Sul Ross
Antionette Parker Acker of Odessa and formerly of Harper has been offered the position of Coordinator of Special Education at Sul Ross University in Alpine. She is the daughter of Mrs. Walter Parker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren McDougall attended the dinner and family get together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arbaugh at Fredericksburg Sunday. Mrs. Arbaugh is the former Mary Duderstadt, a niece of Mrs. McDougall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antionette Parker Acker
Odessa
Harper
Sul Ross University
Alpine
Walter Parker Jr
Warren McDougall
Bob Arbaugh
Fredericksburg
Arbaugh
Mary Duderstadt
McDougall
General Soil Map of Texas Available
A multi colored general soil map of Texas is published and for sale. Sam Coleman of the U S Soil Conservation Service in Junction says the 36 by 45 inch map shows 73 major soil associations with 161 separate soil series and notes soil limitations. Two sheet and front back versions cost 3 to 4 dollars and it can be ordered from Texas A&M University or SCS Junction office.
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Texas
Sam Coleman
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Junction
Soil Conservation Service
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Coleman
The
Department of Agricultural Communications
Texas A&m University
College Station
SCS
Budding and Grafting Clinic Planned in Kimble County
County Extension Agent W C Henderson announces a budding and grafting clinic for Thursday April 26 at 2 p m The program starts at Isaack s Restaurant followed by grove practice Instructors with buds and grafts success urged A College Station specialist and Larry Womack a De Leon nurseryman attend Womack will display tools Also a livestock program is set for May 1 at Junction Stockyards at noon before the sale Two specialists will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Henderson
Isaack
Henderson
Kimble County
College Station
Larry Womack
de Leon
Womack
Junction
Harper Locals Visit and Family News Roundup
Harper area residents report visitors from Austin San Antonio and the Blue Mountains. Mrs Lemuel Jones and Olive Parker arrive from San Angelo while Ted Kiser and Jack Brink visit Carl Whitworth. The Friendly Sewing Circle cancels April and May meetings with plans for June.
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Lemuel Jones of
San Angelo
Olive Parker
Ted Kiser
Blue Mountains
Jack Brink
San Antonio
Carl Whitworth
Easter Parade of Questions and Giggles
A playful note asks Barbara about a flat tire ride from Fredericksburg and Cinderella returning on time. It playfully questions Gina about turning into a pumpkin and Marshall’s red light habit while inquiring who sips tea and who drove a blue pickup Saturday night.
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Barbara
Fredericksburg
Cinderella
Gina
Marshall
Sharron
Cheryl
Harper Longhorns Take Third in Regional Golf Meet
The Harper Longhorn golf team placed third at the Brenham regional meet finishing with a team score of 441. Members Gary Kuhlmann Mitchel Harper Clark Bierschwabe and Charles Dunn were listed with coach Leon Dunn thanked for guiding the 1973 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Longhorn
Brenham
Utopia
Florence
Gary Kuhlmann
Mitchel Harper
Clark Bierschwabe
Charles Dunn
Leon Dunn
Taurus Horoscope and Local Bulls List at Harper High
The Harper Herald features Taurus personality notes and a mystery Taurean entry. It lists Bulls at Harper High including Sue Rahe Mark Schumpelt Lorenz Wendel Leon Dunn Randy Feller Brian Ervin and Lorna Rahemus. Miss Leal Skipper and Ronnie Armstrong visit family for Easter weekend.
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Taurus
Harper High
Sue Rahe
Mark Schumpelt
Lorenz Wendel
Leon Dunn
Randy Feller
Brian Ervin
Lorna Rahe
Miss Leal Skipper
Ronnie Armstrong
San Marcos
Harper FFA Livestock Team Seizes Area VII Contest Title
The Harper FFA Livestock Judging Team won the Area VII contest at Texas A&M on April 14, led by Bob Dittmar 535, Tommy Brandenberger 525, and Corky Bierschwab 490. Team score 1550 edged New Braunfels 1490, qualifying for the state meet April 28 at A&M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper F.F.A
Texas A&m University
Llano
Harper
Bob Dittmar
Tommy Brandenberger
Corky Bierschwab
Junior Senior Banquet and Prom Frame Spring In Hol Land
The Junior Class hosted a banquet and prom for the Seniors of 73 on Saturday April 14 with the theme Spring In Hol Land. Ronnie Behrens welcomed attendees and Debbie Harper spoke on behalf of the Senior Class. Floy Bode was guest speaker and Gene Rahe read the Prophecy while Mark Schumpelt delivered the Last Will. The Sophomores served a meal, and The Roamers provided music for the dance afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Ronnie Behrens
Debbie Harper
Nuesse
Tee
Floy Bode
Gene Rahe
Mark Schumpelt
Cwb Mf
Prom Night Fun and Field Day at Harper High
Readable notes show high school events including a Saturday Prom, Field Day on April 18 and 19, and Easter holidays from April 2 to 23. Arts and sports items mention the FFA Livestock Judging Team taking first at the Area VII contest at A&M University and golf regional results with a third place finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Stephenville
Tierra Linda Ranch
Kerrville
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First State Bank
F.D.J.C
Gillespie County
Harper, Texas
Distributors OF
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Lochte Storage
Pada
D & J Snack
Wedern
Mix Anostes DL Bois Parker
Junction Warehouse Co
C. T Holek
Ted Holekamp
Ranch Supplies
Barker’s Grocery
General Soil Map of
Dorthy Javier
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Little White Rabbit
Dorothy Aldis
Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Porter
Margaret Brown
Katherine Milhous
Helen Kat
Harper Locals
John Bissett
Jd. J. Hannis
Austin
Lee Schmidt
Hill Country
Leroy Tatsch
Kelton Kramer
W. A. Kramer
San Anthonio
Eimil Tatsch
Mamly
Vernon Heian
White Oak
Nelson Motors, Inc
Junction, Texas
College Streets
Pat’s
Fredericksburg, Texas
Bubba Littrell
Melody Mustangs
Harper Herald
Mary Fritz
Butch
Jane
Danny
Linda Hot Rod
Lincoln
David
Harper Ffa
A&m University
Brenda Lange
Poteet
Yvonne Lonesome
Hattie Moldergysham
LIONS
Frontier Day
Harper Community Park
Voc. Ag
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