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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1969

Page

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Churches in Harper Extend a Cordial Welcome

Local religious notices invite readers to Baptist, Catholic, and United Presbyterian services. Baptist Church list includes morning worship at 11 00 a m with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and evening service. Catholic church invites attendance with Masses at 7 30 and 9 00. United Presbyterian announces 11 00 a m worship, 9 00 a m Sunday School, and Women’s Association meetings on the third Thursday at 2 30 p m.

THE United Presbyterian Church News Willard Moster Clark Bierschwal Women Assn H. L. Stevens

Harper church announces weekly worship and study services

First Pentecostal Church Harper Texas lists Rev Cartes B Parker as pastor with Bible study on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 00 a m worship service at 11 00 a m and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Everyone is welcome to attend.

First Pentecostal Church Harper, Texas Rev Cartes B. Parker

St James Lutheran Church Texas Sunday Schedule

St James Lutheran Church in Texas lists regular Sunday activities with Sunday School at 9:30 a m and Worship Service at 10:30 a m led by Pastor Rev W G Hill.

ST. James Lutheran Church Texas W. G. Hill

Local Visitors Stop Through Harper and Stonewall

Harper locals Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Klein and Mrs. Ernest Klein visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mueller in Stonewall Sunday. Lufkin couple Mr. and Mrs. David Holt visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fontain over the weekend. Grandchildren Gay and Mike returned to Lufkin after a month with the grandparents. Herman Schnabel of Boerne visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones midweek. Alpine resident Mrs. Antonette Acker and Cody arrived to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. Kerrville pair Jan, Diana and Steve Forest spent a week with the Clayton Massey family and attended a 4-H horse show.

Edwin Klein Ernest Klein Willie Mueller Stonewall David Holt Lufkin Vernon Fontain Gay Mike Antonette Acker Cody Alpine Walter Parker Jan Diana Steve Forest Kerrville Clayton Massey

Farm Safety Week Proclaimed in Gillespie County

County Judge Victor Sagebiel proclaims July 20 26 1969 as Farm Safety Week in Gillespie County. Lawrence Hartmann Gillespie County Farm Bureau president leads a county wide safety campaign amid rising farm resident deaths. Hartmann urges renewed effort with safety tools and stresses farming as hazardous while recalling national and state designation of Farm Safety Week.

Victor Sagebiel Gillespie County Lawrence Hartmann Gillespie County Farm Bureau Hartmann Farm Bureau Nixon Smith Texas

A Mother Explains Heaven and Whiskers Joke

A mother answers a daughter's question about angels and whiskers. She explains that men reach heaven by a close shave, turning a playful exchange into a lighthearted moral about appearances and afterlife.

Subscriptions Offer for Herald Newspaper

The Herald announces a subscription plan offering $3.00 per year with a 3 year option at $7.50. The ad promotes affordable access to local news and urges readers to subscribe.

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Vacation Bible School at Harper United Methodist Church

William Parrish, pastor, invites all to Vacation Bible School on June 13 from 8:30 to 11:15 a.m. Church School meets Sundays at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship Sundays at 10:45 a.m. Visitors welcome at all services.

William &. Parrish

Gillespie County 4-H Horse Show Largest Yet 1969

Gillespie County 4-H leaders and volunteers staged the 1969 District Horse Show, the largest to date with 152 entrants. Events included halter classes up to 25 horses per class and performance events from 63 reining to 81 pole benders. About $300 was donated to the Gillespie County 4-H Scholarship Fund. A two night short course on Production of 4-H and FFA turkeys will be held at Stonewall July 23 and 24, with local and extension speakers announced.

Gillespie County Albert Maner Jim McMahon Kenneth Maner Fred Whitewood Jr Clayton Massey Otto Spaeth Richard Kasper Otto Schumann Buddy Francis Gary Brown Ervin Eckert R. E. Peril Dudley Althaus Vernon Gold Bill Melton Vernie Moehr Central Texas Electric Co-Op Bob Kensing Pie Bierschwabe Johnny Bierschwate Leta Stonewall 4-H FFA Gillespie Blan Co Floyd Dolan Ben Wormeh Warren Miller Pep Fiedman Bill Survent Nutrena Fieldman Farmers Grain James Witcher DVM Fredericks

Mooney Distributors Meet in Kerrville for Planning Session

Mooney Aircraft executives from domestic and foreign distributors gather at Inn of the Hills Kerrville Texas for a three day Executive Planning Session July 22 23 24. Meetings cover 1970 programs sales and service back up, distributor restructuring, and major company changes since AFL merger. Ralph Harmon Dr Leon Riebman speak on subsidiaries and strategic shifts as Charlie Prince leads field oriented program rollout.

Kerrville Texas Mooney Aircraft Corporation Inn of the Hills Mooney K S Martin Charlie Prince Mos Ralph Harmon Leon Riebman American Electronic Laboratories AFL

Microclimate Loops and Small Dams Against the Mississippi Plan

The author argues against the Mississippi Water Plan, outlining macro and microclimate factors from solar radiation to topography. A proposed alternative starts with damming shallow arroyo streams in West Texas to curb erosion and modify local climate, with small dams managed by landowners, water districts, and counties.

Mississippi Water Plan Panhandle West Texas Proper Water Improvement District County Commissioners

Proposal for West Texas water plan with dams and land loans

A detailed plan proposes regional water districts build primary and secondary dams along West Texas rivers to conserve moisture and stabilize climate. Costs would be borne by landowners, with long term, tax exempt bonds for secondary dams and state financing for the largest structures. Vegetation removal and reforestation would create natural reservoirs, with expected climate and economic benefits within 10 to 20 years.

Red River Brazos Colorado Water Improvement Authority State of Texas Regional Water Authority Dallas- Ft. Worth Panhandle West Texas Wilard University of Texas

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