18 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1955
Page
1
A description of Chronicles presented as a modern Jerusalem daily showing biblical events like Saul’s death and the Exodus as current news. Reports from our own correspondents recount Red Sea crossing and Jericho’s fall and its use in New York seminary classrooms amid notable advisors.
UNESCO survey shows 107000 foreign students attend 2014 institutions in 70 countries and territories, led by the United States France and the United Kingdom. Coverage excludes Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Mongolia Poland Romania and the USSR. Ambassador Charles Malik named to advisory board of Union program of Advanced Studies.
Prof Richard M Sia joins Dickinson College Carlisle Pa in the physics department as the first person of his race to teach at the 183 year old Methodist college He and his wife and three children crossed the communist blockade reaching America via Hongkong He studied at Northwestern twenty years ago
A Rev. Paul E. Turk survey of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church members in Oak Park Illinois shows interest in serenity and mastering defeat as sermon themes while problems like death the second coming prohibition the devil and miracles rate lower.
Catholic men of the Archdiocese of San Antonio will participate in the CouncIl of Catholic Men annual convention at St Mary’s University. Martin H. Work will speak at the closing session on Feb 27. Archbishop Robert E. Lucey will address delegates. Registration begins 10 a.m. on campus. out of town attendees may join Mass at Woodlawn Campus. Dinner and luncheon arranged. event expected to be largest in archdiocese history.
A George Washington and Alexander Hamilton themed editorial argues Americans drift from Christian faith and morality. It cites a 95 percent belief in God but vague conceptions, condemns secular schooling, and urges return of God to schools and public life to preserve freedom and national identity. Pouliet Feature Services, Washington DC.
Harver's Churches welcome all to St Anthonys St Pauls Harper and other parishes with Masses Bible classes and worship schedules. St Anthonys Church lists Mass at 10 with religious school and St Ann's Society. Ash Wednesday Lent devotions. English and German services. Harper invites worship 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship 6 30 pm Training Union 7 30 pm preaching with WMS and youth groups meeting the second and fourth Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bode and son Bill visited Mr and Mrs Forest Bode at Del Rio during the weekend.
Baby chicks hatch Mondays as Comfort Hatchery in Comfort Texas urges orders for pullets bred to lay. Contact Box 368 or phone 116. Also notice for a girl to work in Lehmann's Store in Kerrville and a water well drilling service by Booby Ark with Lone Star Pump Service in Fredericksburg.
Daughters and Miss Eleanor Sagebiel of San Antonio visited in the Robert Dittmar home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parker and Terry Lynn stayed with Ruben Bode’s family and visited Donnie who recently had surgery. Carroll Walker plans to move to Kerrville. Olin Walker hosted a Mexican supper for Karl Heigel who visited from New York.
Kerrville residents Earl Baker and E. J. visit with Jess F. Parker. Kirk Reed went to Harper. Cecil Parker and children Mary Ellis and Bruce visited J. A. Milam and Garland. Doyle Parker traveled to Junction to pick up his uncle James Parker. Mrs J H Parker and Carolyn attended Sunday School and care services at Harper.
Rev Jasper Snow pastor leads worship with singing Prais God. Sunday School at 10 a m. Services at 11 a m and 8 p m on first and third Sundays. WSCS meets Thursdays after first and third Sundays. London church holds Sunday School at 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m on the 2nd and 4th Sundays.
The Radio Post advertises adding machines repaired cleaned oiled at reasonable prices with new ribbons installed at no extra cost.
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