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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1939

Page

4

Knopp 4 H Club Meets For Quilt Block Work

Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart guided Knopp 4 H members at Mrs. R A Klett home in selecting harmonious light colors for a quilt block chair cushion. Present were Anita Kuhlmann Rosa Segner Cecelia Kunz Celeta Kunz Lorene Dietrich Louise Kramer Misa Stewart and sponsor Mrs Klett. Joe Ann Brockmann returned to Ft Worth with Billie Lee family after visit. Mr and Mrs S C Brockmann of Mason conducted Harper business Monday.

Cornelia Faye Stewart Knopp 4-H Club R. A. Klett Anita Kuhlmann Rosa Segner Cecelia Celeta Kunz Lorene Dietrich Louise Kramer Misa Stewart Mrs. Klett Billie Lee Ft. Worth Joe Ann S. C. Brockmann Mason Harper Monday

Knopp Club Demonstrates Child Friendly Closet Project

Knopp Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. R A Klett on May 16 for an Achievement Program. Mrs Klett showcased a movable 6 by 3 by 2 foot closet costing 9 dollars with a reachable latch for her 12 year old son and each member modeled a garment.

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 Cecilia Celeta Kunz Ad. Lucas

Stonewall Club Discusses Flower Arrangement Meeting

The Stonewall Home Demonstration club met May 16 at 2 PM at Mrs. Otto Beckmann to discuss flower arrangement and Rally Day plans. Members present included Mrs. John Gardner, Alfred Rusenberger, Herman Weinheimer, Otto Beckmann, Ernest Hodges, Benno Eckert, and Alvin Weinheimer with visitors Mrs. Walter Baag, Mrs. Harry Jenschke, Miss Paula Petsch, and Miss Loreen Bang. Refreshments planned. next gathering at Mrs. John Gardner’s home on June 20.

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

Palo Alto 4-H Club Discusses Chair Cushion Making

The Palo Alto 4-H club met May 17 1939 at 3 30 pm at the school house. Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart demonstrated cushion construction while advising color harmony and matching shapes. Members present included Alice Dietrich Emmie Mae Dietrich Lorine Lehne Mildred Itz Paula Itz Flora Lehne Louise Lehne and sponsor Miss Selma Arbelger with visitors Dora Dietrich Leola Dietrich Louise Lehne. A car collision on Klein Branch hill injured A J Bierschwale as both cars sustained damage. Mr and Mrs V A Hopf and daughter Irene attended commencement exercises. Mr and Mrs Roland Taylor travel through New Mexico and other western states. Dr and Mrs J B Birt Louie Merritt Byron Birt visited Kerrville while Louie Russel and his young son came from San Antonio.

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

Local visitors and shoppers noted in town social items

Rev and Mrs. Stanley Fairchild of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Bierschwale Monday. Miss Mary De Freest of Segovia stayed with the Bierschwales over the weekend. Dr J B Birt and Ellis Granville made a business trip to Johnson City last Friday. Alvin Kensing of White Bluff checked in on business in Harper Monday. Oscar Bode of Reservation community was in town Monday. Mrs Harvey Stevens shopped in town Wednesday. 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 Couple Return Home From Corsicana Visit

Mr and Mrs L D Nixon returned Friday from a two weeks visit with daughter Mrs C A Livingston in Corsicana. They traveled by bus. Mrs Bob King left for San Marcos Saturday after completing another term teaching at Harper high school.

Bob King San Marcos Harper High School

Calcium needs during pregnancy and growth advised

A health note explains pregnant and nursing mothers require 1.5 grams of calcium daily, best provided by 1.5 quarts of milk. Milk also supplies protein for tissue and supports nerves and muscles. One quart delivers one gram of calcium. children in growth spurts need calcium too. Milk is not fattening when used instead of other solid foods.

Weatinghouse

Use Toothpick to Prevent Ills in Dental Health Debate

Chicago hosts summary of Dr. W. J. Charters of Des Moines urging toothpick use as a preventive tool in oral hygiene. He argues mouth cleansing and gum stimulation via brushing and stimulators can curb decay and gum disease, linking mouth health to general well being.

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

Mrs Ervin Brown and Daughter Shop In Town Saturday

Mrs Ervin Brown and her daughter were seen shopping in town on Saturday, according to a brief social note.

Ervin Brown Weer

Looking Glass on Cotton Week Duty and Responsibility

The piece blames the cotton belt for cotton's poor condition and calls National Cotton Week a chance to reflect on internal neglect. It argues loyalty in using cotton and urges active support by the industry and farmers to aid the agricultural product relied on by millions.

Cotton China Washington Cotton Belt Husehold Mirror National Cotton Week National Cotton Council

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