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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
2
A questionnaire was sent to voters in the 21st district to gauge public opinion on pressing issues. The author notes this method as a reliable barometer, more accurate than Gallup polls, and intended to inform on constituent views as returns are analyzed.
Hill Country League results feature Stanley and Boerne in mixed outcomes with All Stars, Giants, Pat s and Harper also scoring. The text also notes weekly results and standings, with references to local teams and matches, plus a Washington context about political interest and U S submarine developments including Polaris missile capabilities and counts of attack and nuclear submarines.
A concise survey traces the Mayflower Compact as a social contract for the Plymouth colony and the later ratification of the United States Constitution in 1788. It notes the phrases of both documents and their role in shaping liberty and law, with legal cautions about seeking professional advice.
Mr and Mrs Byron Birt of Ben Wheeler host visiting relatives this week as Dr and Mrs J B Birt welcome family. Lonnie Mayhugh of Lubbock spends several days visiting his parents while his wife, also a teacher in Lubbock, visits her family.
Giants overcome a 10-6 deficit in the ninth, tying on Klaerner’s error, then win 12-10 in the 12th as Gold W Feller A Herbert and Zenner deliver late hits. D Herbert leads with triple double and Maenius adds two triples. Klein Mains and Bowers collect multiple hits for Harper Cubs. The game features 14 Giants and 10 Harper runs with 9 Giants errors/8 by Harper.
Mr and Mrs Gene Nabers and Jay David of San Antonio spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Nabers. Jay David stayed an extra week with his grandparents.
A lively mix of young and old enjoyed square dancing and several rounds of dancing Friday night. Cold drinks and coffee were available for attendees.
Mrs. Herbert Otto of Liano brought Brad and Pam Massey to Harper Saturday. They had spent the past week with their aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown Whitewood of Del Rio spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitewood. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fairchild of Poteet visited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McDougall and the Max Langes Saturdays.
Eileen Saver Becky Crouch and Karen Dittmar are finalists for Miss Mohair of the Universe at Fredericksburg High School August 1. The pageant, directed by the Fredericksburg Jaycees with TAGRA and local sponsors, crowns Miss Mohair 1964 next year. Sandra Dietz will be honored as Miss Mohair 1963, with the crowd treated to a Turner Hall dance afterward.
Mr and Mrs Walter McDou gall and Mrs Lydia Bierschwale visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Mc Dougall at the James River ranch last Thursday. Miss Nancy Hart and brothers Bill and Jim of Kereville visited their grandmother Mrs L H Harper Saturday.
Walter Hl Lux and son topped the first annual TAGRA sale in Del Rio with the highest price doe at 80 dollars. Forrest Lux sold a second high at 72.50 dollars. The Luxes average 69.50 for their does while the sale average was 40.70. Forrest also had buck lots averaging 58.75 with 27 breeders consigning goats.
Four-H Club members and leaders plan a two day trip to Six Flags Over Texas on July 31 and August 1. Parents and interested youths should contact the county agent’s office by Monday July 29 to sign up.
Mrs Lenora O Bryant returns to San Antonio after visiting her son in Harper. Mr and Mrs Paris Smith of Kerrville and Ola Peril visited the home of Mrs Lewis Stevens Sunday afternoon.
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