Slips of Fashion and Indian Affairs Echoes
A mixed reading of fashion history and Native American issues. The piece highlights the origins of fabrics and garments from silk to khaki and pantaloon, notes on miniskirts, and shifts to a congressional message on American Indians detailing housing, unemployment, education, and health challenges.
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Congress
Johnson
America
Harper woman bags record wide horned buck in Cedar Springs contest
Mrs. W. A. Hogan of Harper killed a 10 pointer on Cedar Springs Ranch near Harper on Wednesday about 5 pm. The buck dressed 92 pounds with an 18 inch spread and 15 inch height. Hogan placed third in the Bull of the Woods contest with 278 points. The shot used a Savage .243 at about 250 yards. Photo taken at Floy Bode’s station. Hogan is shown with husband Shorty Hogan.
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Fiedler
Harper
Martin R. Fiedler
Edgar Fiedler
Cypress Creek Road
Kerr County
Comfort
Kerrville
W. A. Hogan
Cedar Springs Ranch
James River
Floy Bode
Warper Drug Store Ad Offers Hair Care and Supplies
Warper Texas storefront Grace and Leslie Harper promote a full range of shampoos hair sprays and conditioners at Warper Drug Store. Includes contact details and address for local shoppers seeking cosmetics and school supplies.
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Warper Drug Store
Grace
Leslie Harper
O. Bes
Warper, Texas
Christmas Card Week Mailing Starts Next Monday December 9
Frank E. Staudt Harper’s post master urged posting Christmas greetings within the week. Harper’s Post Office serves about 800 people and could mail 40 000 cards plus out of town and business mail. He asked early mailing and ZIP CODFS use to ease the December rush.
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Frank E. Staudt
Harper’s
Star Route
Harper Office
Harper Christmas Decorating Contest Sponsored by YHT
The Harper Chapter of Young Homemakers of Texas sponsors a Christmas Decorating Contest in two divisions Business and Homes. A Best Decorated Business plaque and Homes Division first and second prizes will be awarded. Enter by December 19 via Mrs Erlene Dunn or Mrs Sharelene Sulte meier. judging on December 19 night.
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Harper
Young Homemakers of Texas
Erlene Dunn
Sharelene Sultemeier
Anna Moellendorf celebrates 86th birthday
Mrs Anna Moellendorf observed her eighty sixth birthday anniversary Sunday with many visitors dropping by including Edwin Klein Feidler Segners Roeder Warner Moellendorf and Molder families. Jim and Bill Hart and friends joined as dinner guests of grandparents L H Harper. Coffee and cake served.
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Anna Moellendorf
Edwin Klein
Mesdames Calvin Feidler
Raymond Segners
Ruben Roeder
Charles Warner
Lew Moellendorf
Arthur Moellendorf
John Molder
Jim
Bill Hart
Mrs. L. H. Harper
Texas Receives Over 120 Million in NDEA Federal Funds
J H Bond of the Department of Health Education and Welfare notes Texas has drawn 120,037,731 dollars under the National Defense Education Act since 1958. The act, signed September 2 1958, aims to bolster national security related fields through loans, fellowships, language development and enhanced education across levels.
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Texas
J. H Bond
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S
Office of Education
NDEA
Edmund J. McDougall Rites Held In Harper
Funeral services for Edmund J. McDougall were conducted Sunday in Harper after his death on Friday, November 29, 1963. He was 79 and leaves three sons, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren, a wife Meta, and siblings. Interment followed at Harper Cemetery with pallbearers named from local families.
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Harper
Edmund J McDougall
Fredericksburg
Mr. McDougall
Tom McDougall
Emilie Strempel McDougall
Gillespie County
Meta Markworth
Werner McDougall
San Antonio
Warren McDougall
Clinton McDougall
Edmund McDougall, Jr
Walter McDougall
Hilda
J B Birt
Lydia Bierschwabe
Eugene McDougall
Selma
Chester Granville
Ida
Alfred Kneese
Schaetter
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Charles Price
A. B. Barker
Johnny Birschwale
C H Berschwale
Clarence McDougall
Tommy Kneese
H. B. Burt
Subscribe Offer in The Herald Three Years for Seven Fifty Eight
The Herald promotes a subscription deal offering three years for 7.58 dollars. The ad highlights affordability and value for readers seeking long term access.
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THE
Herald
1968 Wool Program Year Ends December 31
Growers are reminded the 1968 marketing year under the wool and mohair program ends December 31. Payments depend on completing all 1968 marketing details by that date, including title transfer and delivery to buyers. Applications for 1968 payments may be filed at the County ASCS Office. incentives hinge on complete market reports.
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David Westfall
Kimble County
ASCS
Harper Family Shares Thanksgiving Circle in Kerrville
Mr and Mrs L H Harper hosted Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs J Hart and her family in Kerrville noting a family gathering during the holiday season.
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L. H Harper
Mrs J. Hart
Kerrville
Harper Longhorns Clinch Regional Title With 34 12 Win
The Harper Longhorns defeated Rocksprings Angoras 34 12 on a muddy field with mid 30s cold. Leo Heinemann opened kickoff as Harper stifled Rocksprings punting and forced a fumble before Lange Rahe and Armstrong moved the ball. Armstrong scored from the 1 and Lange added a 2 yard TD run. The PAT failed leaving the score 13 0. The Longhorns continued a stout defense and methodical offense to extend the lead.
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Gary Rahe
Harper High School
Harper Longhorns
Rocksprings Angoras
Tivy Stadium
Kerrville
Angoras
Leo Heinemann
Harper
Longhorn
Lange
Rahe
Armstrong
Hornbacks
Gloryland
Longhorns
Angoras Fall 34 12 as Rahe Breaks 70 Yard Run
Rahe leads Angoras with a 70 yard kickoff return for a score and adds a long run as the Angoras defeat the Longhorns 34 to 12. Harper scores twice for Longhorns while Bernhard and Rahe key the defense in a low scoring second half.
Aubrey Harpers Entertained Thanksgiving Day
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Harper hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at their home with Gordon Harper and the Harper family including Gene Roger and Victor Harpers. Also attending were the Barry Gamels.
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Aubrey Harpers
Aubrey Harper
Gordon Harper
Victor Harpers
Gene Harpers
Roger Harpers
Barry Gamels
Thanksgiving Hunt Yields Four Point Buck
Mr and Mrs Edward Jessie Walker and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives. In the afternoon the men went hunting and Mike killed a four point buck.
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Edward Jessie Walker
Ed. Walker
Mike
Funeral Services Held in Junction for Eva Edinborough
Funeral services were held in Junction on December 1 for Eva May Edinborough who died in her sleep Friday night in San Angelo. Burial followed at Noxville cemetery. Survivors include son Doris Bergman and two grandsons, with several relatives noting she was the daughter of the late Beamon and a well known local figure.
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Junction
Noxville
Fva Maye Edinborough
San Angelo
Doris Bergman
Beamon
Thanksgiving Guests Listed by Mrs Otto Wienecke
Mrs Otto Wienecke hosted guests for Thanksgiving, including Mrs J V Greeson and daughters of Buckhanan Dam, Mr and Mrs Jer ome Gold and daughters of Uvalde, Mrs Orval Harvey and daughter, Mr and Mrs Hugo Klein and children of Fredericksburg, and Mr and Mrs Bobby Wienecke and daughter of Mountain Home.
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Otto Wienecke
J. V. Greeson
Buckhanan Dam
Jerome Gold
Uvalde
Orval Harvey
Hugo Klein
Fredericksburg
Bobby Wienecke
Mountain Home
Dallas Riegers Entertained Thanksgiving Day
Dallas Riegers hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving with a turkey dinner. Guests included De and Mrs Carroll Walker and family of Corpus Christi, Mr and Mrs Wayne Barrett and child of San Antonio, Mr and Mrs Dayton Rahe, Bill Bode, Mr and Mrs Olin Walker, and Mrs J B Reiger.
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Dallas Reiger
Carroll Walker
Corpus Christi
Wayne Barrett
San Antonio
Dayton Rahe
Bill Bode
Olin Walker
J. B. Reiger
PTA Plans Christmas Program for December 12 Meeting
The PTA will present a Christmas program at the December 13 meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Cafetorium. Mr Fuege and M Hamilton lead the event to be performed by elementary grades.
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PTA
Fuege
M. Hamilton
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