Program Presented by the Pupils of Mrs Hall
Students at Mrs Hall’s school present a program featuring songs sketches and recitations in a community event likely to showcase pupil talents and school activities.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1941
Page
2
Students at Mrs Hall’s school present a program featuring songs sketches and recitations in a community event likely to showcase pupil talents and school activities.
The St Marys School program lists performances on Friday April 18 1941 with choral pieces from the Glee Club and student groups. Featured acts include Little Mothers Lullaby Spanish Dance and a one act Playlet Der erste Schultag. Several students and staff names appear among the participants and accompanists.
Fredericksburg mohair buyers report two weeks of strong shipments to Boston buyers with prices at 56 3 4 cents per pound for grown mohair and 80 81 cents for kid hair. Texas trucks face new rates and two extensions through April 28 for 1940 license renewals while passenger car renewals stay unchanged.
Schreiner Institute lists Lee Roy Woerner and Kerrville native Tom Wahrmund on the college honor roll. Tom, long a local resident, is the son of Mrs. Bertha Wahrmund. Lee Roy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Woerner. Mrs. P. D. Swift’s death saddens friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nabers of Kerrville visited Harper on Sunday.
A poem by Elsie Janis urges readers to dedicate one hour weekly to worship. It contrasts nightly prayers with weekly church attendance and argues the value of quiet moments in God’s house amid daily worries and conflicts.
The piece asserts a broad Communist sabotage program endangers U.S. defense production, citing President Roosevelt and Defense Commissioner Knudsen. It urges a national reexamination of anti communist attitudes and warns that industrial and social structures could be infected from within. The text also questions alignment with Britain and the role of figures like Bevin Laski Winant Hopkins in shaping a pro Soviet or revolutionary path.
The notice lists Sunday Mass at 10:00 with extra 8:30 on the third Sunday and holydays, weekday 7:45 Mass with 7:30 bell. The Discussion Club meets 1:30 on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Lent devotions with Stations of the Cross begin Feb 26 Friday 7:45. Holy Week services are planned. Public invited.
Sunday school at 10 a m led by H H Fairchild superintendent morning service at 11 am evening service at 7 15 pm women missionaries meets Mondays at 3 pm prayer and teachers meeting Wednesdays at 7 15 pm girls and boys auxiliary groups Fridays at 7 15 pm
First Sunday in month Sunday school at 2 pm Services at 3 pm Third Sunday in month Services at 11 am Sunday school at 2 pm Services at 3 pm and at 8 pm
English services held on the 1st Sunday at 11:00 am and on the 2nd 4th and 5th Sundays at 3:00 pm German service on the 3rd Sunday at 11:00 am Sunday school on 1st and 3rd Sundays at 10:00 am other Sundays at 3:45 pm Luther League on the 2nd Sunday at 7:30 pm Women’s Missionary Society on the 3rd Wednesday at 2:00 pm Church Workers Training Course on the 8rd Sunday at 3:00 pm A cordial welcome to all.
British Labor Minister Bevin spoke on October 10, 1940 about using youth intellect for the war effort and shaping a new world. A month later he asserted that the old order has passed and a new age must begin, signaling broader postwar aims for Europe.
Schreiner Wool and Mohair Company reports selling 100000 pounds to Russell Martin of Collins and Aikman Boston at 57 to 81 cents. Montague and Ingenhuett buys 1265000 pounds at similar rates. Ragland for Boston buyers 100000 pounds. Yearling kid hair at 85 cents and fourth shear at 65 cents also noted. Ingram Company lists 70000 pounds to Winslow Boston and Ragland with 57, 79, and 81 cent ranges. Continuous early season orders include 100000 pounds with Clinton Brown Boston at 51 to 76 cents and other kid hair grades.
Gillespie County Commissioners Court met in regular monthly session reviewing routine matters. Balances reported by County Treasurer Elgin O Crenwelge covered Jury, Road and Bridge, General, Court House and Jail Fund Rond, Special Road Tax, Highway, Interest and Sinking, Available Rond, Escrow, and Lateral Road funds. No road issues arose, but re employment of the county health nurse was discussed with a committee seeking reinstatement. decision to be continued. County officials Tax Collector Petmecky, Assessor, Justice Bruns, and Clerk Holly had their monthly reports read and approved. County Judge Henry Hirsch returned to duty after an appendectomy.
The April 2 Texas House Journal notes Representative Bruhl offered an amendment to House Bill No. 44 changing districts 68 to include Menard Mason Liano Gillespie Blanco and Kendall and district 70 to Travis and Burnet. The amendment was unanimously adopted. DeWitt Kinard criticized Gillespie County’s removal and took responsibility for the change.
Austin April 14 The driver license bill moving through the Texas House will affect about 2,000,000 drivers. Current licenses renewals vary by operator type with fees from 50 cents to 3 dollars and varying renewal dates. Minimum age 16, driving at 14 with county judge approval. Reportable accidents require safety department notification. Oblique local notes include remarks about Gillespie County and a letter from Dewitt Kinard praising a representative.
The Lutheran church Women’s Missionary Society held a regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames Edwin Strackbein John Strackbein and Raymond Spaeth as hostesses. Rev Probst led a Life of Christ discussion. The Fredericksburg group will hold its Federation meeting in Harper on May 21. Members were served chicken salad crackers cookies cake and coffee.
Harper high school hosts a Junior Frolic Friday at Bein's Hall on April 18 at 8 p.m. with 36 participants and 86 business representatives from Harper Fredericksburg and Kerrville. The event features singing readings and a Gypsy Tea room to support the Junior-Senior banquet under sponsor Miss Lillian Killough.
Harper Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Johnnie Biersch Wale. President Mrs. Harlan led the meeting with minutes read and approved. Members shared kitchen improvements and discussed an upcoming 42 party on April 19 at Wedekind's old store building. Donations may be left with secretary treasurer Mrs. A C Wendel. Next meeting with Mrs. Carrie Calentine.
Six Harper High School students have poems accepted for the 1941 Anthology of Texas High School Poetry to be published soon by the National High School Poetry Association in Los Angeles. Congratulations were sent by Dennis Startman to Madelyn De Lois Phillips for Down by the Riverside, Madge Romell Whitefood for Baby Goats, Lora Sageser for Night and Day, Billy Brown for Texas Round-Up, Viola Marshall for At Night, and Audrey Mae Brown for The Brook.
Federal grand jury awards 25000 to the J F Crenwelge estate in a default judgment against Dr John R Brinkley in Little Rock Arkansas. The estate sought 236270 and the rancher J F Crenwelge died about two years ago after an operation. A series of similar cases are on file totaling about a million dollars and Brinkley has declared bankruptcy.
Edward White, a Physicalutor, will conduct acoustical problem research for the United States Navy at MIT national defense laboratories. He departed last week for Cambridge to begin the work.
The Harper Herald published bank figures for First State Bank of Harper Texas showing a grand total of 176060 dollars and 01 cents as of April 4 1941. The statement is sworn by Chas J Whitewood president and Jno S Morris cashier with notary C W Granville. Separately notes mention R T A convention attendees at Kerrville and an ad for clean Kash Cotton Seed 12.5 cents per pound with contact Artur Zenner Fredericksburg Texas.
A discussion from St. Anthony's Church in Harper Texas questions whether Jesus is only human or also divine. The piece stresses Jesus as a fully human figure with emotions and temptations while asking if His nature surpasses other philosophers in kind, not just degree.
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