Local W. O. W. sponsors invitation event
A notice announces a community gathering sponsored by the Local Woodmen of the World. It invites all members and interested residents to attend the event hosted at a local venue on a suggested date and time.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
2
A notice announces a community gathering sponsored by the Local Woodmen of the World. It invites all members and interested residents to attend the event hosted at a local venue on a suggested date and time.
Harper and nearby towns see a string of visits and moves. Clarence McDougl and child Charlies John from the Creek visited relatives in Harper Tuesday. Mrs Ladene Akin and Mrs Bob King have left for Moody and San Marcos. Mrs Warden Fairchild and children moved to a new home near San Antonio.
Dr and Mrs J B Granville of Brady visited Mr and Mrs C W Granville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Warren McDougall visited Mr and Mrs M R Duder in San Angelo last weekend. Annabel and Wesley Sageser spent a week with relatives on the Riley ranch. Miss Mildred De Freest of Se govia visits Harber relatives. F M Floyd traveled to Dallas last Friday to see his ill brother.
Hollywood pairing of Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck after a honeymoon plan to reside at Miss Stanwyck's San Fernando Valley home. The couple, ages 27 and 30, married in a simple ceremony.
In College Station Texas on May 29 a preview notes the talking turkey exhibit upcoming at the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland Ohio from July 28 to August 7. The display showcases the assimilation digestion of food with animated diagrams wax models and nutrition research by the U S Department of Agriculture.
Rear Admiral Chester Nimitz son of Kerrville's William Nimitz stopped in Fredericksburg for a reception at Hotel Nimitz and visited Kerrville as he heads to Washington to assume a four year term as chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Nimitz, age 58, formerly commanded Battleship Division No. 1 and served with U S submarine forces in Europe during World War I. About seventy five locals attended the event.
Robert E Page aged 68 was found dead in his Center Point home May 26. Funeral services were conducted at Kerrville cemetery on Saturday with survivors including his widow Viola Page one daughter Edna Johnson of Chicago Illinois and five sons Raymond Otis Wren Ernest and Ruben.
A. E. Sageser, described as a business visitor, spends Sunday in Center Point. A playful exchange with a doctor introduces light, flirtatious humor about marriage and propriety.
Geo. P. McCarthy of the Texas A and M College predicts nearly 300 hatcherymen breeders and producers from Texas will attend the forthcoming event.
Noting that spring invites blossom pictures, the article advises close ups over wide shots and recommends a portrait attachment for cameras, a tape measure or range finder for distance, and side lighting. Early morning or late afternoon provide best light, a hazy day with soft sun ideal, and film choices include chrome pan with one grain for enlarged prints and possible color alterations.
Captioned display by ISS MEMES BRIGHT at The Idea Company booth in New York’s World’s Fair invites visitors to view a dairy exhibit. The centerpiece features 150 pure bred cows from Texas and other states, milked three times on a rotofactor platform as part of the display.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown of Lorraine traveled via Harper toward Karnes City. Brown formerly taught agriculture at Harper school. Mrs. M. Olson and Mrs. Bill Zimmerer of Madison Wisconsin and Ray Mond and Evelyn Olson of Iraan were guests at the John Duderstadt ranch last week.
Natalia resident Werner Danz spent a weekend visiting here last week. In town, Mrs. Bessie McDougall was seen shopping on Wednesday.
Rooted cuttings grown by Texas home demonstration club women and 4 H club girls reached 129969 in 1938. Sadie Hatfield of the A and M Extension Service offers drought and heat survival tips emphasizing partial shade mulch and moisture conservation.
N Fairchild of Mason visited with her grandmother Mrs. E S Fairchild last week. Mr and Mrs Oscar Bode were in Harper from the Reservation section.
St Marys High School was notified by the State Department of Education of state wide affiliation with colleges of higher learning. Officials awarded thirteen credits, allowing graduates to enter state affiliated colleges without entrance examinations in the future. The last week diplomas marked the first class eligible for this recognition.
R. B. Moore mailed a shipment of sheep muttons to the Fort Worth market on Tuesday using the Henry Markworth truck.
Mrs John Duderstadt and her daughter Mrs Warren McDougall visited in Austin and San Marcos this week taking part in social engagements and local gatherings.
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