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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Theo Moellen dorf and children visited the Willie Meier home for Sunday dinner. Frank Jones left for Fort Worth after several days visiting and hunting with relatives. A group of Arizona tourists encountered an Indian rider and a burdened squaw who explained she gave him the pony.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Ahrens and their son of Spring Creek attended services at the Lutheran Church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf Mrs Hugo Hopf and daughter Mrs Walter Eggert and Joe Cherry were San Antonio visitors Saturday.
A Catholic discussion argues Catholics can be loyal Americans arguing the church is spiritual not political. It cites catechism duties to love country pay taxes vote and defend rights while praising Admiral Callaghan and Commander Shea as examples of faithful service. The notice invites readers to inquire at St. Anthony's Church in Harper, Texas.
Notes on wartime agricultural subsidies in Gillespie County for 1944 outline payments for commercial crops and pasture, plus unlimited practices like terracing and drainage. New rules add cover crops, and materials support reduces farmer cash needs while ensuring labor and seed supply for 1944 production. Wille Meier visited Theo Moellendorf home Sunday.
Mrs H M Jones widely known as Mother Jones has shown marked improvement after a recent illness and is able to be about again sparking relief among friends and family.
A short verse from First Sergeant Paul Neal Hurst Barry of the 922nd Field Artillery Battalion U S Army APo 445 Maneuver Area Shreveport Louisiana. The speaker praises his wife as faithful and beloved expressing pride and devotion despite separation from military duty.
Rev A A Gitter outlines Advent observances at St Anthony’s Church with rites on Sunday December 12 including Masses at 9 and 10 30 and exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Archbishop Lucey notes the day’s special meaning amid wartime tragedy and longing for peace. A program lineup includes St Ann’s Society and Catholic Action Council meetings and Sunday December 19 services.
Mrs. Belmore Roberts accompanied Mr and Mrs Jess Lane of Segovia to Llano Sunday for Lon Wyckoff funeral. He was buried at Llano. There they met Mr and Mrs Joe Lane of San Angelo. Mr Lane is an uncle of Mrs Roberts.
The message announces new times for night services from 9 p.m. to 2 30 p.m. and Sunday events including Sunday school at 10 15 a.m. preaching at 11 15 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. Lunch is served on the ground after the morning service. Everyone is warmly invited to attend all services. If you cannot bring lunch, come anyway as there will be enough food. Attend the morning service ready to stay for the afternoon service.
A religious reflection asserts the integral role of brotherhood in Christianity linking man to God. It emphasizes sanctification unity among believers and calls for God’s will to be practiced universally.
J. H. Meredith pastor announces services every Sunday with sermons at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. No night services. All are invited to worship at 612 Sidney Baker St Kerrville.
Rev E D Waddell pastor announces preaching Friday and Saturday nights at 830 p m Sunday school Sunday evening at 3 p m Services held at the Full Gospel Tabernacle Church with parishioners invited to attend and participate in worship and Bible study.
On December 31 at 8 p.m. the Youth Recreation Program hosts activities followed by a Service of Song and Prayer at 11 40 p m to usher in the New Year. Everyone is welcome to all services.
The text presents reflective lines: Cannon Sheppard warns that war risks remain unless Christianity guides private life and international relations. Calvin Coolidge links equality and liberty to brotherhood under God. Edwin Markham elevates brotherhood as life’s final star, underscoring moral unity.
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