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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
6
First Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m and evening service at 7 00 p m with Brotherhood meetings on the first and third Wednesdays at 7 30 p m under Rev Charles Price all are welcome.
Rev A A Gitter announces Mass times for Sunday December 7 at 8 and 9 30 and a school of religion for youth. Monday December 8 marks the Feast of the Immaculate Conception with 7 30 am and 7 30 pm Masses. no Wednesday evening Mass. All are welcome to attend.
Sunday School and worship times listed for multiple churches. Poogeaed League Junior Lutherans and Women meetings held on set Sundays and Wednesdays with evangelistic note Everybody Welcome mentioned. Harper United Methodist newsletter invites visitors to morning worship and services.
Bring your deer during the hunting season Sausage made to order Alex Tatsch Fredericksburg Texas 72624 501 Fine Street phone 997 5405
The Texas Section American Society of Range Management meets in Fort Worth with 40 ranchers recognized for Excellence in Grazing Management. Dave Akers Gilbert Anderegg Kathryn Anderegg receive honors at Green Oaks Inn while Soil Conservation Service staff from Junction join attendees.
Fireplace color ideas include green red blue orange and purple flames via chemical treatments. Calcium chloride copper chloride potassium chloride strontium nitrate lithium chloride and copper sulfate from suppliers can color flames and soaked pine cones or wood in water with these chemicals. Logs from newspapers soaked in copper sulfate and rock salt produce rainbow flames. 4-H livestock show notices warn feeders to study deadlines and mail entries promptly to offices in Fredericksburg Kerrville Odessa Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and San Angelo.
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Mr and Mrs Richard Manske of Fredericksburg and Mr and Mrs Victor Marschall of Harper travelled to Hermleigh to attend the 100th birthday of Frank Wenetschleager on November 25. About 130 friends attended the celebration with refreshments served. The Manskes had been neighbors to the celebrant for four years in the early 1920s.
Pvt Michael Armstrong arrived in San Antonio on Thanksgiving Day for a two week leave from Fort Ord California. He will rejoin duties at Fort Benning Georgia after leave to attend the Non-Commissioned Officers Academy for 12 weeks followed by nine weeks of on the job training. His visit was hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Armstrong and Ronald and Mr and Mrs Richard Schumann.
Rural Morris Ranch home of Mrs. Lowell Griffin suffered smoke damage after a possible arson burglary Sunday morning. Mrs. Griffin, a night shift worker at Bettys Cafe, found clothing and makeup missing with entry likely through a window while interior doors remained locked. The case is under investigation.
Marble Falls held a ceremony for 1st Lt. Jerry Baumann who returned from Vietnam. He received the Silver Star Bronze Star and Purple Heart with a 21 gun salute and flag ceremony led by Brigadier General Carl F. Schupp. A red granite marker was dedicated and will later be placed. family and school groups attended.
Community notices report the death of Clifton Kneese of Spring Branch from a heart attack. Mrs John Fiedler remains ill in Knopp Rest Home Fredericksburg. Alvie Casper and sisters visit their aunt Mrs Rhoda Alexander in Austin, who lives with daughter Annie Downing. Commerce magazine cites an Interstate Commerce Commission study dated July 17 warning intercity rail passenger service faces cuts without subsidies, noting eight railroads could save about 118 million dollars annually if services end.
A letter by Paul J. Brinee argues that modern mail order commerce gives individuals a lasting, impersonal immortality As people subscribe to magazines or buy ties their names appear on list after list and may endure beyond their lifetimes in mail order records.
An Arab is asked to do a task he dislikes. He agrees but demands a rope of sand first. The other scoffs at the idea of a rope of sand, and the Arab explains that any excuse suffices when one does not wish to comply.
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