Visitors from town tour Alabama this week
Mr and Mrs J Wedekind H B Roberts Ed Coggeshall and Misses Marjorie Parker and Mar Coggeshall are visiting in the Alabama city this week.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1939
Page
2
Mr and Mrs J Wedekind H B Roberts Ed Coggeshall and Misses Marjorie Parker and Mar Coggeshall are visiting in the Alabama city this week.
Leo Blanchard attended the ordination and first solemn mass of Father St fubert Baumann last Thursday. J. L. Faris and son B L, Rueben Nixon, and the Mason chamber of commerce met Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Archie Lennon and children were shopping in town Wednesday.
The Morris Ranch Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Otto Grona's home March 24 at 2 1 0. The meeting opened with the club motto and prayer led by President Mrs. S W Byrd. Members discussed beautifying the rural home and a rural electrification meeting drew a large crowd. Attending were Mesdames Byrd Weber Usener Juenke Klein Heimann Rabke Grona and Misses Grona Usener. The group planned a gathering at Mrs A C Heimann’s on April 14. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Hugo Usener Mr and Mrs Louie Mayes and baby Carole Maudene Peyton Johnnigan and Curtis Schnudt of Coleman. Easter Egg Hunt by the P T A set for April 6. Other social notes cite visits to Hunt Medina Kerrville Fredericksburg and a funeral in Kerrville for Max Grona.
Governor W Lee O Daniel designates April 2 to 9 as statewide Clean up and Fire Prevention Week with city and state campaigns. Dr George W Cox notes aims include public health protection, reduced fire losses, litter and waste removal, sanitation education, and proper disposal of debris. Local programs cover street cleaning, malaria control, garbage disposal, and home and business sanitation. Citizens are urged to ensure clean water, milk sources, proper sewer and plumbing, and sanitary municipal services while fostering ongoing cleanliness standards beyond the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thurman and Charlie Coffey of White Bluff were in trading town on Monday. Mrs. J. S. Whitewood returned home from San Antonio on Tuesday after several weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. Max Staudt and family of Fredericksburg visited Harper last Thursday.
The county home demonstration council met on Saturday March 26 in the agent's office. Reports from expansion and exhibit committees were accepted. Women’s clubs will assist 4H girls and each club member will help five or more people. Suggestions for fair exhibits include a scrap-book of native plants, yard plans, and a miniature model farm yard. Rally Day is June 7 and nine clubs with nineteen members attended. The next meeting is April 22 at 2 pm. Mrs Otto Dittmar.
The Klein Branch Home Demonstration Club met March 22 at two o'clock at Mrs. G W Duderstadt's home with Mrs. Douglas Duderstadt assisting as hostess. The finance committee reported on selling chickens and the group approved vanilla sales. Members shared insect control notes for gardens and a poem The Jitterbug was read.
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock reports February loans to Texas homeowners reached a new peak with 1,009 borrowers and 2,041,843 dollars, the highest monthly total since 1932. Half of loans funded new homes, 604,000 for existing dwellings, 402,000 for debt refinancing. Savings rose 1,215,000, up over last year, as insured associations anticipate a bigger spring and summer in home financing.
Mrs Bierghhwale and daughter Mrs Jaker Jr were shopping in Kerryillg Tuesday. Mr and Mrs P J Badhge shopped in town Wednesday. Paul DeLorey visited Monday. Clarence MacDougall and baby Charles John from Turtle Creek visit Harper this week. Noble Jobes of Segovia was in town Saturday. Karl Kroll Sr was trading in town Wednesday.
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