Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Visit Harper Monday
Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of In gram were business visitors in Harper Monday morning.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of In gram were business visitors in Harper Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs James Tarr are pictured alive after their Sunday June 14 wedding at the Episcopal Church in El Cerrito California The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Rodier of El Cerrito The groom son of Mr and Mrs W Watkins Tarr of Harper He works as a credit analyst for Dunn and Bradstreet in Houston Also noted are Guardsmen at Ft Hood and a visit by Mr and Mrs Joe Reiss of Houston who stopped at the W E Fletchers hunting lodge on their Colorado vacation trip.
Mrs. Alton Kneese of Cypress Mills spent several days with her mother in law Ida Kneese. Mrs. Edwin Klein and daughters visited Mrs. Willie Meier and Mrs. Ronald Simmons on Wednesday.
Charles C Phillips of Harper recently purchased an Aberdeen Angus bull from Williams Angus Ranch in Bandera Texas. Guests of Mr and Mrs W E Fletcher celebrated Mrs Fletcher's birthday and introduced Bradley Dale Sivells, two month old son of Mr and Mrs H D Sivells of Austin, as their grandchild. Fred Nabers and family visited Andy near Silver City New Mexico last week. Mr and Mrs Erato Hopf of Dallas and Miss Olivia Hopf of San Antonio were here to be with Mrs Oliver Hopf in the hospital. Jim McMahn hosted a watermelon feast for friends and neighbors including the Mauer and McDougall families and others visiting from Killeen and San Antonio.
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