Quote by Dr. J A Holmes on impossible tasks
A famous line urges belief in possibility and perseverance. It emphasizes that encouragement or doubt can shape achievement, suggesting divine timing and determination matter more than initial feasibility.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1946
Page
6
A famous line urges belief in possibility and perseverance. It emphasizes that encouragement or doubt can shape achievement, suggesting divine timing and determination matter more than initial feasibility.
Dr Ralph W Sockman urges leaders chosen for social responsibility to guard against power abuse while Dr Chang Chi wen seeks soybeans wheat rice and corn data in the US He also notes Reformation Day observances and the recovery of China Bible House plates by the American Bible Society The Home Missions Council discusses Indian wardship and independence for all Americans The S S Marine Lynx sails from San Francisco with about 100 Protestant missionaries heading to China Japan Korea Malaya and the Philippines for postwar relief and school hospital church reestablishment efforts.
An elderly neighbor Rudolph proclaims pro Hitler views, while others challenge him with Max Jordan’s Beyond All Fronts. The debate centers on whether ends justify means and the core American and Christian principle of keeping one’s word.
War assets sales in San Antonio grossed about 760000 over four days at East Kelly Field Jones Avenue and Corpus Christi Naval Distribution Center with over 96 percent of buyers veterans under Surplus Property Act priorities. Prospective buyers include state and local governments and non profits before a general public sale next week.
A collage of famous maxims on perseverance and purpose, then notes about a family trip to Denver and visits by Mrs. Leo Klein and her daughters to Rev. A A Gitter. The passage combines quotes from Disraeli, Buswer, Brooks, Eddy, Emerson, Thoreau and a local social itinerary mentioning Otto Rahe family and Mrs. Klein.
Senator Allan Shivers declares an overwhelming lead in the Texas lieutenant governor primary. He accuses his second place opponent of mudslinging and twisting his army and Senate records while highlighting his own service and qualifications.
Promoter Bill Davee reveals Tony Elizondo of Corpus Christi, the middleweight champion, will defend his title against Jimmy Curl of San Antonio in the season opener on Tuesday August 27. Elizondo is undefeated locally and Curl has a string of notable victories. Five other bouts fill the program.
Civil Service Commission announces a probational appointment exam for office appliance repairmen in Washington DC area. No written test. must show at least three years of maintenance and repair experience on office machines. Age 18 to 62, veteran preference waivers apply. Apply by September 9 1946 via Local Secretary M A Wahl Fredericksburg Texas or Civil Service offices.
A missionary preacher in Minnesota tells of leaving his belongings in the chieftain’s lodge while he rushed to a nearby village. The chief reassures him no white man is within a hundred miles, promising the belongings will be safe until the missioner returns.
Kelton Lange recipient of a clothing gift from the Schwermuecke family of Bad Heilbrunnen Germany. The note thanks American people aiding refugees through the U N R A as Koenigs berg fell to Russians and families fled with nine children. Conditions in Heilbrunnen are hard with relief efforts ongoing.
A legislator finishing a speech claimed Daniel Webster wrote the dictionary and cited liberty or death. A colleague corrected him with Noah, but the speaker retorted Noah built the ark, turning the exchange into a humorous verbal zinger.
Local church notices invite residents to attend services this Sunday at First Baptist Church led by Reverend A. R. Allen. Churches Harper and others extend a cordial welcome to worshipers and visitors alike.
The Mexican Government will display a large exhibit at the State Fair of Texas for the first time since 1924. W. H. Hitzelberger announced the arrival around Sept 15 at Fair Park. Over a thousand articles of Mexican silver pottery leather and lacquers will be shown with regional costumes in a 1500 square feet area in the Foods Building, arranged through Fernando de la Garza Gustavo Ortiz Herman and Alejandro Buelna of Mexico City and San Antonio offices.
Miss Mary Belle Bein of Sonora spent several days in Harper visiting friends this week before returning home.
M Lorena and Sister M Columbia from Our Lady of the Lake Convent visited with their parents the Maurers and were brought back to San Antonio by the Langes. Regular navy blue shirts and dungarees advertised. Masses at 8 and 9 30 on Sunday August 25 with Youth Sodality and St Ann's Society events and a church bazaar planned for September 22. Card invites walk in services at Catholic Church. Presbyterian pastor Charles G Workman listed.
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