Harper Church Directory Highlights Local Services
The directory lists First Baptist Church with Pastor David Billeiter and Edward Bailey and daily worship times. Catholic services in Harper and July masses are noted, along with First Pentecostal Church activity led by Rev. Caries B. Parker and various study and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
David Billeiter
Edward Bailey
First Pentecostal Church
Harper, Texas
Rev
Caries B. Parker
Rural Housing Eligibility Expanded in Texas by FHA
Farmers Home Administration announced a policy change allowing halves of employed wives’ gross income to count toward loan eligibility, expanding access for Texas families within moderate income limits. The policy excludes cases where the wife is the principal breadwinner. continued credit guidance remains. The article also previews area events including the Hill Country Fiddle Fest in Blanco and performances by Folklorico in Kerrville and Austin, plus arts and theatre updates in Ingram and Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
J. Lynn Futch
Futch
James V. Smith
Blanco
Blanco Chamber of Commerce
Hill Country Arts Foundation
Ingram
Luis Guzman
San Antonio
Forrest Gist
Santiago
Chile
University of Chile
Universidas Tecnica del Estado
Guzman
HCAF
Marta
Oan
Texas Tech University
South Plains College
Texas Tech
Cultural Activites Center
Temple
Salado
Scott and White Hospital
Screwworm threats loom as Gillespie reports rise
County agent warns of 104 confirmed screwworm cases in Gillespie County through June 15 with first case May 18. He urges calves be castrated and horned calves sold, calves closely checked, and livestock sprayed with insecticides to curb spread before frost. Also notes rains boost stomach worms and announces the 22nd Annual Beef Short Course August 21-22 in College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Gillespie County
Mission
Texas
Kamada Inn
Checking Pressure Cooker Gauges and Palpation School
Instructions outline checking gauges on pressure canners and preset pans, including water in the cooker, thermometer tests, and adjusting pressure. It notes when gauges are off and references a February 1972 grant for Hill Country Family Planning and a palpation school in Gillespie County with sessions and prerequisites.
Preservation program in Mason on July 13
Leta Ann Metzger home demonstration agent invites homemakers to a July 13 program in Mason from 1 to 3 p.m. Hattie Kilgore of Kerr Glass Company will present at Mason High School Home Economics Department. Jean Holland, County Agent at Large, invites Gillespie County homemakers to join this program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Ann Metzger
Mason
Hattie Kilgore
Kerr Glass Company
Mason High School
Jean Hollland
Mason County
Gillespie County
Farmers urged to claim social security credit in 1972
Ed Bowers, Social Security District Manager in Austin, explains most farmers qualify for coverage but many miss it by not filing self employment tax returns. Farmers should keep sales and expense records, file Form 1040 and Schedules F and SE, and net $400 or report 23 percent of gross farm income if gross profit exceeds $600. For details, write to the Social Security office at 53 Barton Springs Road or call 397-5771.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bowers
Austin
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Office
Barton Springs Road
Sabrina Kanpe Visits Grandparents in Austin
Sabrina Kanpe of Austin visits her grandparents Mr and Mes Lange Lange during a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrina Kanpe
Austin
Mr and Mes Lows Lange
Texas Crop Prospects Improve as Wheat, Watermelon Up
Texas crop prospects assessed by the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service show coastal Bend and south Texas high, pasture at 77 percent of normal, and wheat production rising 30 percent to 40.7 million bushels with an average yield of 22 bushels per acre. Watermelon forecast reaches 630 million pounds, citrus at 15 million boxes down 8 percent, and grapefruit plus Valencia orange totals lower than prior year. A Rural Development Commission meeting is set for June 27 in Austin to spearhead statewide development and resource efforts chaired by Roy Davis with Ray Prewitt directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Coastal Bend
South Texas
Panhandle
Texas
High Plains
Blacklands
Rio Grande Valley
Austin O
Rural Development Commission of Texas
Texas Department of Agriculture
Roy Davis
Lubbock
Commission
Ray Prewitt
Texas A&m University
Jin McAlister
Valencia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper Church Directory
Roya Ambassadors
Girls In Action
Harper United Methodst Church
Charles Hare
United Presbyterian Church
ST. James Lutheran Church
Hill
Luther League
Junior Lutherans Childrens
ALCW
Arce Gzeol
Imat iMerview
Western Meat Packers Training, Inc
Woodcock
San Antonio Texas
Harper Herald
Barrett
Wsurance
Felix T. Tyhor
North Llano St. Fredericksburg
Texas Hill Country
Lipe Insurance
Chas
He Ger
Ie Thi
the Harper
Norman J. Dietel
Virgil
Joan) Lennon
Harper
P. O. Box
Harper Drug Store
Texas Press Assn
National Editorial Assn
Ui ‘the Herald
Farmers Home Administration Rural Housing Eligibility
Folklorico
Kerrville
Mexico
Palace of Fine Arts
Mexico City
Municipal Auditorium
the Point Theatre
Abe Burrows
Holli Norton
Andy Ritch
Sally Ritch
Carl Beery Moore
F.] Paso
Richard F. Butler
Sam Houston State University
Jay South
Point Theatre
Kate
By Duery Menzies
Freericksburg
Patty Ann Daniels
Guadalupe Valley Electric Coop
Gonzales
Mary Menking
Southern Union Gas Co
Virginia Zimmerman
SWTSU
Azalete Little
Bastrop
Belton
Boerne
Comfort
Florence
Fredericksburg
Georgetown
Giddings
Harper, Holland
Hondo
Lampasas
Lexington
Round Rock
Smithville
Somerset
Stockdale, Taylor-Thrall, Marion, Mason, Leander and
San Saba
Palpation School
Lee Roy Hoermann
Hoermann
Gallespie
Preston Smith
Hill Country Community Action Association, Inc
Mason, Mills, Llano
Menard
Limestone
Freestone
Falls
Bosque
Gillespie
Dffo Butane Company
U.S
Mrs. Dubois Parker
Virgil Lennon
Faberge Cologne
Kodaks & Film
John C. White
Rural Development Commission
Longhorn Inn
Mrs. Doyle Parker
Worner Warehouse
Fredericksburg, Texas
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