I Will Not Fear The Coming Year God Is All-Sufficient
Poem style devotional from The Christian Family. speaks of comfort and strength for the new year. Promises God’s presence, help, and upholding power. Emphasizes blessing for the poor, needy, sad, and sinful, with eternal covenant and steadfast strength.
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God
Stop Look Listen New Year Guidance From a Hospital Page
A reflective piece urges the public to Stop Look Listen during New Year’s, urging careful thinking and self inquiry to avoid danger and pursue better values. It recounts a hospital interaction about a fatal accident and blends moral exhortation with holiday notices and local social notes from Seguin and nearby areas.
Wild Life Game Meeting Set for Fredericksburg
A major wildlife meeting is planned for Fredericksburg's county court room next Tuesday January 7 at 10 a.m. State officials led by Howard Dodgen and Gordon Stewart will hear proposals on deer and turkey laws and wildlife propagation. Delegations from 14 counties are expected with invited legislators including Governor-elect Beauford Jester and Lt. Gov. Allan Shivers.
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Fredericksburg
State Game Dept
Howard Dodgen
Austin
Gordon Stewart
State Game Commission
Junction
Dr. Sinclair
Texas Wild Life Association of
Fort Worth
Gillespie County
Tom Martin
Martin
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce
Grady Hill
San Angelo
State Wild Life Commission
West Texas Game & Fish Assn
Turkey
Beauford Jester
Allan Shivers
James Stanford
Llano County
Rud. Weinert
Blanco County
Dorsey Hardeman
Walter Tynan
Kendall County
W. O. Reed
Dallas
Hunter
Postmaster Kills Large Rattlesnake on Ranch Hunt
Frank Staudt, Belton postmaster, shot a huge rattlesnake at the Belton Tatsch ranch while deer hunting on Sunday before last. The serpent had nine rattles and a button. He said he was surprised to spot the snake in his path as unusually warm weather drew rattlers out. He failed to shoot the game he sought.
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Frank Staudt
Belton Tatsch Ranch
Mr. Staudt
Large Mexican Eagle Killed Near Johnson City
A large Mexican eagle was shot and killed on the Walter Birch ranch near Cypress Mills in Blanco county. Jimmy Leitz and Douglas Pehl fired at it in flight, mistaking it for a buzzard, and the six and a half foot wingspan bird fell mortal wounded. The youths used a 30-30 rifle during their hunt. Nearby, families from Junction Kerrville Petersburg and Brownsville visited over Christmas.
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Walter Birch
Cypress Mills
Blanco County
Jimmy Leitz
Douglas Pehl
Beach family visit over holidays noted in San Antonio
Lt. Colonel and Mrs. James Beach and baby of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Beach of San Antonio visited Mrs. Beach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barrett, during the holidays.
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James Beach
Baby
San Antonio
Deryl &E. Beach
Durst family spends Christmas with relatives in town
Mr and Mrs Daniel Durst and their son of San Antonio visited Mrs R B Goff and other relatives for the Christmas holidays in the area.
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Daniel Durst
San Antonio
R. B. Goff
McDougal Family Visits Relatives During Holidays
Mr and Mrs Clarence McDougal and their children from Brady spent part of the holidays with relatives in the area.
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Clarence McDougall
Brady
Fort Worth duo Buck and Mrs Frazier visit relatives
Mr and Mrs Buck Frazier of Fort Worth visited relatives here during the holidays, sharing time with family and catching up on news from home.
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Buck Frazier
Fort Worth
Barker Family Holiday Visit Noted in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Arch Barker and late daughter of San Antonio spent the holidays with her mother Mrs John Rogers and Miss Mattie, detailing a family gathering during the festive season.
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Arch Barker
San Antonio
John Rogers
Mattie
Harper Music Pupils Present Community Christmas Program
Harper School hosted a community Christmas program featuring Mrs Dan Arnold s pupils with guest speaker Supt Neal Fox. Students performed songs dances and solos on a decorated stage while audience members enjoyed the event. Aubrey Carter of Harper was named All District Six Man football star.
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Dan’ Arnold
Harper School
Neal Fox
Star of the East
Fox
Floyd
Jones
Paul Jones
Teddy Harlan
Charline Buchanan
Bernice Duderstadt
Lorene Oehler
Bonnie Cosper
Elva Mae Dittmar
Mr. Fox
Sandman
Joyce Spacth
Merle Parker
Choir
Evanquelyn Hoermann
Bonnie
Davine Schmidt
Joyce Solbrig
Francis Lang
Buzzy Parer
Janice Spacth
Bobby J. Gibson
Marlene Kaiser
Frances Joan Dittmar
Antoinette Park
Austin American
Aubrey Carter
Harper
Carter
Jim Boardman
Dripping Springs
Ervin Armbruster
G. A. McGee
Buda
Leroy Peterson
Kenneth Kuntz
Weimar
Joe Green
Dowdy
Charlyne Barrett Weds Deryl Beach in Fredericksburg
Charlyne Barrett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett of Harper married Deryl E. Beach son of Mr. and Mrs. E C Beach Sr. of San Antonio in a candlelight ceremony at Edison Street Methodist Church Fredericksburg officiated by Rev. William Guild. The couple will reside in San Antonio after a short wedding trip.
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Barbara Charlyne Barrett
Charles W. Barrett
Harper
Deryl E. Beach
E. C. Beach
San Antonio
Wm. Guild
Edison Street Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Lella Spears
Roy Roberts
Berkeley
Lemuel Jones II
Junction
Fauntill Cook
E. C. Beach, Jr
Wm Carter
Carlos Parker
Buddy Koiosek
Hugh Nine
Hazel Safrik
Creighton Stevens
Trinity University
Hondo High School
School of
Pearsall High School
Italy
Army Air Force
Herald
El Rancho Theatre Opens Amid Severe Weather Crowds
Harper’s new El Rancho theatre opened Sunday afternoon with a 5 30 pm showing despite cold weather. Owner builder H A Porter welcomed guests and Granville praised local progress as residents filled most of the seating for the premiere featuring Gilda with Rita Hayworth. Preceding film a short urging inter faith goodwill was shown. White Christmas arrives a week late as Hill Country forests the state with 2 8 inches of snow sleet and ice and temperatures plunging to the twenties then rising toward melting sun. The Harper area saw three to six inches of snow with one inch precipitation overall the heaviest in years.
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Harper's New
el Rancho
H. A. Porter
Granville
Porter
Harper
Ret Hayworth
Gilda
Cha Workman
National Conference of Christians and Jew
Texas
Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Stleecy
Train Slams School Bus Killing Ten Children
A Southern Railway train struck a crowded bus at a grade crossing, killing ten children and injuring 11 others. The bus carried 24 people including the driver, who died instantly, as survivors were dazed. The late train traveled over 50 mph on a dirt crossing near trees, with unclear details on whether the bus stopped or doors were opened as required by law.
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Southern Railway
South Carolina
Schulze Named Gillespie County Head for United Service to China
Rev W O Schulze pastor of the First Methodist Church is appointed Gillespie County chairman for United Service to China. The drive aims to raise 8000000 this year with Nolan Brown as secretary treasurer and a county goal of 55000 to be sent to Fredericksburg National Bank or via local churches between January 11 and 19.
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Rev. W. O. Schulze
Gillespie County
United Service To
China
United Service To China, Inc
United China Relief
United War Chest
War Chest
W. ©. Schulze
First Methodist Church
Nolan Brown
Brown
Fredericksburg National Bank
Kerrville Set For Mill Country Boys Livestock Show 1947
Kerrville will host the third annual Hill Country Boys Livestock Show February 20 to 22 with 279 boys from Kerr County and surrounding counties entering 1050 animals. Premiums total 1750 dollars, with fat and breeding classes, an auction sale on February 22, and scholarships including a 300 dollar Schreiner Institute award for the Grand Champion. Judges include I L Fitzhugh for beef cattle and regional extension agents for goats, lambs, and sheep.
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Kerr County Livestock Shows Association
Kerrville
Kerr
Edwards
Real
Bandera
Kendall
Gillespie
Kimble
Schreiner Wood and Mohair Commission Company
Schreiner Institute of
L. A. Schreiner
G. E. Schreiner
W. Scott Schreiner
A. C. Schreiner Jr
Sears Foundation
C. T. Johnson
Dallas
Schreiner Wool & Mohair Company
Schreiner Institute
A. Fitzhugh
Strauss Hereford Ranch
San Antonio
Walter Garth
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
L. L. Carpenter
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Roy Snyder
Texas Extension Service
Wallace Cameron
Sonora
Paul Hulburn
Evant
Ray Shaver
Denver Bandit Steals 2000 From Miller's Grocery
A bold thief entered Miller's Grocery in East Denver on Friday, grabbed $2000 in paper bags, and fled in a car driven by Mrs. P. M. Hirth. Police patrolman Miles Brockway blocked the robber, who used Mrs. Hirth as a shield before fleeing in her car. The chase ended with an abandoned patrol car in a Denver neighborhood.
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Denver
Miller's Grocery
P. M. Hirth
Miles Brockway
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