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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1970
Page
2
The message from Pastor Larles Price extends a cordial welcome to the community. The church announces a 10:06 am school session and an 11:00 am worship service with a weekly Rose meeting each Wednesday night.
Sunday School times and worship services listed for Sony's Catholic Church and United Presbyterian Church News. Details include Luther League and Junior Lutherans meetings, Caroling plans, Christmas program, and Women Association schedules alongside Methodist service times. Visitors encouraged at all services.
President Nixon’s State of the Union outlines anti crime and anti pollution aims and a plan to transfer power back to the people. The address criticizes decades of federal controls over local schools and HEW influence, urging relief of local functionaries and a reduction of federal staff in education.
A local veterinarian can predict a herd sire’s breeding potential via semen testing weeks before breeding. Semen checks also allow a full bull examination. Later, Milam Hall hosts the Truck Farming Shortcourse February 17 with Jerral Johnson and Phil Hamman. Sheep Shortcourse sessions follow February 9 and 20 with Jack Groff.
Gillespie County Soil and Water Conservation District reports Marvin Pickens will convert his farm to improved pasture using Coastal Bermuda and Kleingrass. Cattle will graze Coastal bermuda in warm months and Kleingrass in winter, with irrigation and fertilizer to sustain growth and forage quality. Desmond Sagebiel shapes erosion area and plans Coastal bermuda establishment on abandoned cropland, with prior Coastal pastures yielding grazing.
Mr and Mrs Pat Rogers were surprised Sunday at noon when friends brought a covered dish lunch. Attendees included Messrs and Mesdames Charlie Rogers Tommy Harlan Carl Ernst Wayne Rogers and children Mrs Ollie Peri and Miss Frances Floyd.
Rev Cartes B Parker presides at every service with Bible study on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 00 a m worship at 11 00 a m and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Everyone is welcome at Harper Texas church notices in this district edition
Internal Revenue News reports R. L. Phinney urges taxpayers to file on the preaddressed Form 1040 to reduce key-punch work and fully utilize the Automatic Data Processing system. They should correct name or address as needed and verify the social security number.
Over the weekend Mr and Mrs W E Fletcher hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herman Lange of Seguin and Mrs Raymond Barry of San Antonio. Howard Cottle of Rocksprings and Mrs G E Pape of Mountain Home called on ill Omer Cottle at Keidel Memorial Hospital. Mesdames Roy and Raymond Cottle were visited, and Elmo Lumpkins visited relatives in Mason on Sunday.
Subj to the Democratic primary on May 2 1970 William H Schroeder Jr of Lockhart Texas files for Texas State Representative District 40 in the official party primary race.
United States Savings Bond sales in 1969 reached $10,738 in Gillespie County led by county committee chairmen. The county hit 150 percent of its $70,000 goal with December sales of $2,491. Texas overall reached 103 percent of its $1.701 billion goal with year to date $175,487,920 in sales. Nationwide bond sales totaled $4,740 billion, with 97 percent of goal. Freedom Shares sold $348 million in 1969, up 26 percent from $277 million.
A patient expresses gratitude to Dr C Jones for service and kindness at Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital. Appreciation extends to nurses, family and friends for flowers cards and messages, with thanks to all visitors and gift givers. The sender says these kindnesses will be remembered.
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