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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
1
The piece argues that old age pensions face flaws as a universal $100 monthly goal. It notes labor unions push for pensions, but mass industry turnover and payroll tax funding complicate coverage. State and federal limits, plus rising elderly ratios, make a universal fund unlikely without broad reform.
The state attorney general's office ruled that persons under 18 may not be employed to sell or dispense beer and under 21 cannot be hired to sell or dispense wine. The opinion, sent to Kerrville district attorney, states minors may not legally handle or assist in selling these beverages and that county permits do not legalize such employment.
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Luigi G. Ligutti of Des Moines tours Europe to arrange an international rural life congress for 1951. He visits Ireland Italy Switzerland and France and joins Holy Year events in Rome. Dr. Robert W. Hopkins, noted missionary leader, is named president of the Golden Rule Foundation replacing Dr. Charles V. Vickery, former Near East Relief administrator.
The Board of Missions and Church Extension elected Rev Ralph E Dodge of Milford Iowa and Rev James E Ellis of Allendale SC as associate secretaries for Central Africa Europe and Latin America respectively. Dr Raymond L Archer becomes a bishop in Singapore and Dr Alfred W Wasson retires. Dr Walter C Lowdermilk returned from Africa with a tour visiting several nations to boost food production amid population growth. Catholic Charities in New York aims to raise 2 275 000 in April across five divisions. Bishop Oxnam urges revival of religion as a bulwark against communism.
A religious address argues Christians must not equate gospel with any economic system. Communism cannot be toppled by force and must be met by a superior ideology promoting liberty equality and fraternity. Democracy must defend civil liberties against totalitarian methods and avoid holy war rhetoric.
Father vents about a long day while Willie asks what goes on at the office and how to know when it ends. Edna urges not to be discouraged, noting there’s a man for every girl and a girl for every man. Pearl voices desire to join the arrangement.
Green Pigskin Work Gloves and Men's Work Gloves available for sale at Floyd's General Merchandise Store in Harper Texas.
A humor piece recalls a comedian’s gags about teabags Miss Television and Miss Poop Deck 1950, a neighbor bar mystery, tea leaf readings, coffee grounds prophecy, coal and phone strikes, and the struggle to sell soup on his show.
Cop L H Ehrlich of the Neglegy Paint Co called on Mutual Lumber Co on Wednesday. The brief business call occurred at the Mutual Lumber offices as part of routine company outreach.
Mahogany, walnut, oak and maple remain among the top woods used in furniture making across the industry. These hardwoods are favored for durability, finish quality, and aesthetic appeal in high traffic and heirloom pieces.
St Anthonys Church led by Rev A A Gitter invites parishioners and visitors to Mass at 10 AM on Sunday April 16 followed by Sunday School. Western District Catholic State League annual meeting set for New Braunfels April 23 at 2 PM. You are always welcome to walk in and attend services.
A Presbyterian church bulletin lists services for April 16 including church school and worship with the sermon titled The Red Sea. Also noted are April 20 events for Women’s Association and Choir Fellowship with a devotional on seeking Christ and living for Him.
St James Lutheran Church announces April 16 with 9 a m English worship 10 a m Sunday School and Bible Class and 11 a m German service. April 19 Women’s Missionary Society meets at 2 p m. Choir practices Wednesdays at 7 30 p m. Rev W J Goerner, pastor.
Prof. Phil Rogers spent Easter with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood in Uvalde. He was accompanied by Miss Lillie Whitewood and returned from Junction where he met friends before resuming college at Alpine.
The dogwood once large and strong was used for the Cross at the Crucifixion. Jesus pledged it would be slender and twisted henceforth with blooms shaped like a cross. Petals bear nail prints and a Crown of Thorns at the center. It remains a symbol of sacrifice and eternal life each spring.
Mrs Dora Maurer of Fredericksburg visited Mr Henry Maurer and Mrs Maurer for several days in the past week. Subscribe to the Herald for 1.50 per year.
Mr and Mrs M S Hicks and son of San Antonio visited Mrs R D Inscore and Mr and Mrs Henry Markworth Sunday.
Brewster Boot Shop in Junction Texas offers repair services for boots and shoes. Formerly E O Longren Boot Shop, the business invites customers to send or bring in work for skilled care.
Kerrville bakery advertises specialization in fine cakes pastries and bread offering German style breads and custom pastries from Kerrville Texas with focus on quality baked goods for local customers.
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