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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1961

Page

3

Miss Mohair Coronation to Highlight Angora Show in Fredericksburg

The 42nd annual Texas Angora Goat Raisers Show and Sale runs August 3–5 at Gillespie County Fair Grounds. Miss Mohair Coronation kicks off August 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium with judges, parade, and coronation festivities. Notables include South Africa’s Percy Theophilus and John Kettlewell attending the sale, with 22 coronation candidates and finalists to be chosen for next year’s Miss Mohair Elect. Jaycees and Jaycee Wives sponsor the events and tickets range from 1.50 to 2.50.

Texas Gillespie County Fair Grounds Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Gillespie County Fair Association South Africa Percy Theophilus John Kettlewell Barroc Jerry Follis Carlene Brown Brady Elene Corder Jackie Ligon Liano Mohair Sandra Callan Menard Turner Hall Jerry Foullis Fredericksburg Gillespie County Bonnie Friedrich Harpers Lions Club Carolyn Wienecke Laney Tomlinson Fredericksburg Jaycees Chamber of Commerce

Mobilization Debate Reflects Cold War Tensions

The San Antonio Light argues the United States should consider mobilizing National Guard and Army Reserve units in response to Cuban tensions and Laos and Berlin pressures. It urges up-to-date equipment, better training, and readiness, noting mixed 24 hour to 90 day mobilization timelines and urging Eisenhower’s call to stay confident.

Washington Pentagon White House Khnrushchevy Laos Berlin National Guard Eisenhower San Antonio

Seat belts could save thousands of lives this year

Safety experts estimate 509 traffic deaths over the holiday weekend and say universal seat belt use would save at least 5,000 lives annually. Belts, like airline restraints, prevent occupants from being thrown or ejected in crashes. By 1962 models, all cars will include belts. even retrofits cost about six dollars.

San Antonio

New Members of Presbyterian Women Honored at Fellowship Tea

Mesdames Victor Harper E C Hopf Clayton Feller Herbert Game and Harold Schmidt were named honor guests at a Fellowship tea held Wednesday afternoon July 12 at the home of President Mrs Fred Whitewood. Co hosts included Mesd David Schmidt Fellowship chairman Van C Brown Gilbert Anderegg and W

Victor Harper E. C. Hopf Clayton Feller Herbert Game Harold Schmidt Fred Whitewood Whitewood Mesd David Schmidt van C. Brown Gilbert Anderegg

Engagement and wedding plans for Cecilia Ann Fiedler and Delbert Land

Mrs. E L Mills of Lawndale announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Cecilia Ann Fiedler to Delbert Land of Fredericksburg. They plan a September 8 wedding at St Anthony Church Harper. Both families and friends attended a coffee gathering with green and white décor and readings and entertainments provided by local teachers and residents. About 40 people were present.

E. L. Mills Lawndale California Cecilia Ann Fiedler Delbert Land Erwin Land Fredericksburg Miss Fiedler Harper High School Cary Mart Fredericksburg High School Market Produce St. Anthony Catholic Church Harper

Wieneckes Celebrate July Birthdays at Harpers Home

Mrs Otto Wienecke and Mrs Clifford Wienecke observed birthday anniversaries on Thursday evening July 20 at the Clifford Wienecke residence in Harper with a barbecue supper for 28 family members.

Otto Wienecke Clifford Wienecke Harper

Temple Wins $265,031 Bid for New Savings and Loan Building

Fredericksburg Savings and Loan announces Temple Lumber Co wins the construction contract for a three-floor Community Savings Center at Main and Orange Streets. The project, designed by Ed Nicholson, includes a civic basement, tropical garden lobby, drive-in windows, and air conditioning. Completion estimated in 190 days around March 1962 with $8.5 million assets and plans for future growth.

Fred Mathisen Fredericksburg Savings and Loan Association Temple Lumber Company Main Orange Streets Peter’s Hall Oscar Krauskopf Mathisen Fred Mathisen Insurance Agency Raymond Kneese Ees Krauskopf Brothers Orange Street Ed Nicholson A.sa San Antonio Temple, Stein Lumber Co Wm. Cameron Co Tomson Kerrville Gillespie Association Community Savings Center Fredericksburg Temple Lumber Co

Fred Whitewoods Entertain With Bar-b-que Saturday Nite

Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood and son Brown hosted a barbecue at their home Saturday evening July 22 at 6 pm. About 50 guests from Mason Medina San Antonio Abilene and Harper attended. The program featured readings by Jan Brown and Dabs Brown color pictures of Around the World in 80 Minutes and Big Bend National Park plus a bullfight film from Old Mexico and slides of Europe including Rome. Barbara Peril played Rye Whiskey on the violin.

Fred Whitewood Brown Mason Medina San Antonio Abilene Harper Jan Brown Dabs Brown World Big Bend National Park Sul Ross College Home Brown Ranch Bob Brown Old Mexico Whitewoods Madge Dees Europe Rome Italy Barbara Peril

Band Boosters Club Meets to Plan Uniforms and Donations

The Band Boosters Club met Monday night in the school cafetorium with 18 ladies and several men. President Mrs. Marie Taylor led the session as minutes were read, funds announced at over 400 dollars with a 5 dollar donation from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staudt, and decisions made to buy Majorette and Drum Major uniforms and white shoes for the band. Members were urged to contribute dues and donations via the treasurer or First State Bank.

Marie Taylor H. L. Stevens Elbert Felier Treasury Frank Staudt Victor Wendel First State Bank

Harper Presbyterian Women to Buy Carpet for Church

Harper Presbyterian Women’s Association met on Thursday evening July 20 with 18 members present. They approved purchasing an all wool carpet for the church and donated $150 to the fund. A Bible study followed led by Mrs Dean Hopf. Next meeting is August 17 at the church.

Harper Presbyterian Women's Association Fred Whittawood Dean Hopf

Ida Kneese Celebrates 100th Birthday Frid ay

Mrs. Ida Kneese celebrated her 100th birthday last Friday afternoon when three daughters and 33 relatives surprised her. Cake and punch were served as guests from Kerrville Cypress Mills Round Mountain and Burnet attended. Mrs Kneese spent the weekend with her son in Kerrville.

Id. Kneese Forest Green Edgar Eltebracht Christian Birch Kerrville Cypress Mills Round Mountain Burnet Ida [Kneese Peraamy

4 H Club Plans Fair Exhibits

Harper 4 H Club met July 13 at the Fire Station with many members parents and leaders present A demonstration on personal grooming by Mary Jane Mulder assisted by Jim Tatsch covered hand nail and shoe care Plans discussed include an achievement night before the fair The Harper 4 H Exhibit booth at the Wise County Fair Fredericksburg was mentioned Canned goods must be in square Mason jars quart size jams and jellies in square pint jars Also requested maize heads corn oats barley wheat and legume heads along with vegetables and other produce

Mary Jane Mulder Jim Tatsch iVespe Fredericksburg

Family barbecue brings Stevens relatives together

Mr and Mrs George Hole Kamp and Mrs Lewis A Stevens hosted a barbecue at the Stevens ranch with many relatives from Corpus Christi to Austin visiting. Attendees included Mrs B Neison, Perry Biles and family, Harold Kernerdet and family, Kenneth Parker and son, Cecil Slater, Fay Walker, Aiis Morns Bode, Michael Stevens, Corinne Rogers and family, Sid Billings, Lillard Chessher and family, Murray Stevens and family, Harold Senmaxdt and son, Marshall Stevens, A Davis, June thoat Fred Wedekind, Hunt, and others from Nix on Lampasas and Mountain Home.

George Holekamp Lewis A. Stevens Stevens Stevens Ranch B Neison Perry Biles Harold Kernerdet Corpus Christi Kenneth Parker Cecil Slater Fay Walker Aiis Morns Bode Michael Stevens Corinne Rogers San Antonio Sid Billings Lillard Chessher Nixon Donnie Bode Lampasas Murray Stevens Harold Senmaxdt Austin Marshall Stevens Victoria A. Davis Thoat Fred Wedekind Hunt Heffernon Mountain Home

Don Braeutigam Hurt In Horse Incident

Dan Braeutigam son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Braeutigam was thrown from a horse at Don Braeutigam s home Monday evening. He is in Fredericksburg Hospital with a broken jaw and facial lacerations. Clanie is listed as his cousin and friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Dan Braeutigam Edwin Braeutigam Don Fredericksburg Clanie

Visitors Gather at Lee Goff Home Wednesday

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Oehler visited the Lee Goff home on Wednesday. Mrs. Gotts is improving. Grandmother Golf of Hart had been staying to help. Bernard Lange and children, along with Felix Lange and family from San Antonio, spent the weekend with the Joe Lange family.

Lee Goff Theo Oehler Gotts Grandma” Golf of Hart Bernard Lange Mica Felix Lange San Antonio Joe Lange

For Sale Rambouillet Rams and Yearling Ewes

For sale Rambouillet rams and yearling ewes and an pora bucks. Contact Kerrvene McNutt Rancho Junction HI or 2077 HI 62015 near Junction on highway.

Anpora Bucks Call Kerrvne Mc Nutt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Albert MR. and Mrs Arwin Tatsch Miss Mohair The Jaycee Alton Klier Bobby Kott Hayden Grona Belton Klinksick Bob Werner Alton Kier Presbyterian Women’s Association A. Hogan Carl Whitworth Fred Nabers Tivy High School C. P. Owens Meld Otto Temple Savings and Loan Association Marble Falls Mathissen Felix Wilke Reuben Ec Peter's Krauskopf Radio Fred Whitewoods Mra. Watkins Tarr Mary Nell Colorado Carlsbad Caverns Band Boosters Club Jay Harper Presbyterian Ida Anerble Don Braeutigam Hurbe
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