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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

3

Knopp 4 H Club Meets For Quilting Block Cushion

Knopp 4 H club members gathered at Mrs. R A Klett home with Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart guiding color choice for a quilt block chair cushion. The group discussed harmonious light shades of green lavender and pink. Attendees included Anita Kuhlmann Rosa Segner Cecelia Kunz Celeta Kunz Lorene Dietrich Louise Kramer and sponsor Mrs Klett. Also noted visits: Billie Lee family in Ft Worth and S C Brockmann Mason on Harper business.

Cornelia Faye Stewart Knopp 4-H Club R. A. Klett Anita Kuhlmann Rosa Segner Cecelia Celeta Kunz Lorene Dietrich Louise Kramer Misa Stewart Klett

Knopp Club Meets With Clothing Demonstrator

Knopp Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. R A Klett's home on May 16 for an Achievement Program. Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart urged clothing care and a movable handmade closet costing 9 dollars was shown for a 2 1 2 year old child. Members modeled garments and reports were given by Mrs. R A Klett. visitors Lina and Elsie Kramer Cecelia Kunz and Celeta Kunz attended. The next meeting is May 23 at Mrs Ad Lucas's home.

Cornelia Faye Stewart Knopp Home Demonstration Club R. A. Klett Adolf Lucas Eddie Kramer Erwin Durst Arthur Kramer Reinhold Beyer Reinhold Oehler Henry Mohr, Jr Edward Itz Max Kunz Edgar Mosel Eddie Schaefer Louise Kramer Tillie Mohr Miss Stewart Lina Elsie Kramer Cecelia Celeta Kunz Ad. Lucas

Stonewall Home Demonstration Club Meets for Flower Focus

The Stonewall Home Demonstration club gathered at Mrs. Otto Beckmann’s home on May 16 at 2 PM to discuss flower arrangement, Rally Day refreshments, and upcoming meeting plans. Present were Mesdames Gardner, Rusenberger, Weinheimer, Beckmann, Hodges, Eckert, and Weinheimer. visitors included Baag Jenschke Petsch and Bang. The group adjourned to meet June 20 at Mrs. John Gardner’s home.

Stonewall Otto Beckmann Benno Eckert Mesdames John Gardner Alfred Rusenberger Herman Weinheimer Ernest Hodges Alvin Weinheimer

Palo Alto 4-H Club Meeting and Local News Notes

Palo Alto 4-H club met May 17 1939 at 3 30 p m in the schoolhouse to discuss chair cushion making emphasizing strong materials matching colors and chair shape. Members present include Alice Dietrich Emmie Mae Dietrich Lorine Itz Mildred Itz Paula Itz Flora Lehne Louise Lehne sponsor Miss Selma Arbelger and visitors Dora and Leola Dietrich. Also reported are J R Bierschwale injuring his left arm after a sideswipe collision on the Klein Branch hill and damages to both cars. Mr and Mrs V A Hopf and daughter Irene attended commencements Friday night. Mr and Mrs Roland Taylor touring the western states. Dr J B Birt Mrs Louise Merritt and Byron Birt traveled to Kerrville Tuesday. Louie Russell and his young son visited Friday evening.

Cornelia Faye Stewart Palo Alto Alice Emmie Mae Dietrich Lorine Mildred Paula Itz Flora Louise Lehne Selma Arbelger Dora Leola Dietrich

Visitors and Local Residents Attend Home Visits

Rev and Mrs. Stanley Fairchild of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Bierschwale. Miss Mary De Freest of Segovia spent the weekend with the Bierschwales. Dr. J. B. Birt and Ellis Granville made a business trip to Johnson City last Friday. Alvin Kensing of White Bluff handled business in Harber. Oscar Bode of Reservation community was in town Monday. Mrs. Harvey Stevens shopped in town Wednesday. Dr. Patronize Herald Advertisers.

Stanley Fairchild London Hilary Bierschwale Mary de Freest of Segovia Mrs J. B. Birt Ellis Granville Johnson City Alvin Kensing White Bluff Harper Oscar Bode Reservation

Nixon Return Home After Corsicana Visit

Mr and Mrs L D Nixon return ed home Friday after a two weeks visit with their daughter Mrs C A Livingston in Corsicana. They traveled by bus. Mrs Bob King left for her home in San Marcos after completing another term of teaching in Harper high school. During pregnancy and nursing a mother should have one and one half grams of calcium daily to insure the sturdy development of the baby. This can be supplied through one and a half quarts of milk partially explaining milk’s calcium content and health benefits.

Bob King San Marcos Harper High School

Toothpick gains role in preventing dental ills

Chicago May 22 tooth pick use hailed as preventive dentistry by Dr. W J Charters of Des Moines Iowa in Journal of the American Dental Association. He likens mouth hygiene to stave off fatigue neuritis and other ailments and urges correct brushing and gum stimulation including use of stimulating instruments like the toothpick.

Chicago Ill W. J. Charters Des Moines Journal of the American Dental Association Charters

Looking Glass on Cotton's Plight and Responsibility

The piece urges the cotton belt to examine itself during National Cotton Week. It argues blame for cotton's slump is spread widely yet neglects the belt's own inaction. It calls for loyal use and active support of the agricultural product fundamental to millions of livelihoods.

Cotton China Washington Cotton Belt Hasehold National Cotton Week National Cotton Council

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Westinghouse W Central Power and Light Company Sue Bectrical Serve Billie Lee Ft. Worth Joe Ann S. C. Brockmann Mason Harper Monday Temple Lumber Co Rex McElroy Mar Kerrville, Texas Western Auto Store Western Auto Tee Harper's Annual Knopp Club J. R. Bierschwale Klein Branch Hill V. A. Hopf Irene Roland Taylor New Mexico Louise Merritt Byron Birt Kerrville Louie Russel and Little Son of San Antonio Ean 'OfAy Special Somuel Pef Solviers Flora Doras Harvey Stevens Dr. Patronize Herald Advertisers Fredericksburg Texas Tombstone Canyon Ken Maynard Tarzan Ervin Brown Gane Withers Tin Cafe Society Bode Feed Store Blue Martin Richard DIX Man of Conquest Seergess ANCE Bein’s Hall Harper, Texas The Jay Birds” of Adolf Hofner Chas. E. Bein Rialto Warner Baxter Lynn Bari Return OF the Cisco Kid Myrna Loy Roybert Taylor Ritz Bros Anita Louise the Gorilla George Raft Ellan Lady's Kentucky Arcadia Bob Baker Ghost Town Riders Kent Taylor Rochelle Hudson James Ellison Bengal Patric Knowles America George Rhodes Jack Stevens Sunnyside Tavern Fredericksburg, Texas Wiv Sinclair Gas and Oils Milton Petermann Mgr Ford Fischer Chevrolet Standard Motor Co del Monte & Libbys Meuse LE Beau
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