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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fritz with children and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Reed with children visited Enchanted Rock. Mrs. Elmo Lumpkins and son of Junction visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cottle.
Carolyn and Linda Shurliff visited Rev and Mrs J D Farmer in Lampasas. Faye Massey of Llano, after surgery in Fredericksburg, stayed with her parents W R Massey. Mrs Clarence Miller and two children with a companion from St Louis visited the Parkers. Snell Roberts of Corpus Christi visited her parents Roy and Mrs Roberts then joined a San Antonio trip to Marvin Tobin’s home. Mr and Mrs H O Jones of San Antonio spent the weekend with Edwin Lang family. Mrs Arnold Steitle of Fredericksburg returned home after visiting Roy and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett and Polly Ann spent the weekend at Lake Victoria. Mr and Mrs Oren Cottle and children visited San Antonio relatives. Mrs Elmer Lee Russell of San Marcos came for a visit with Archie Lennon family. Mr and Mrs Allen Gibson visited their daughter in McCamie and Ben Kensing in Odessa. Mr and Mrs J J Rogers spent time with daughters in Sanderson and sons in Uvalde.
Mr and Mrs Buck Baker and their son from Kerrville visited the Gorn don Harpers Sunday.
Theatre owners urge protests against a government lawsuit they say would force producers and distributors to provide 16mm and 35mm films to TV for free nationwide. The Texas Drive-In Theatre Owners Association warns the action could ruin theatres and livelihoods, urging letters to the Attorney General and lawmakers.
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