Knopp 4-H Club Emphasizes Manners and Charm
Knopp 4-H Club members met January 23 at sponsor Mrs R A Klett's home. She stressed charm comes from manners and urged natural friendly conduct. Members answering roll call cited manners they liked: Celeta Kunz Cecilia Kunz Rosa Segner Lorene Dietrich Dora Dietrich Louise Kramer. Louise Kramer served as reporter. Laura Ochler of Texas University is visiting her home folks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Klett
Knopp 4-H Club
Celeta
Cecilia Kunz
Rosa Segner
Lorene
Dora Dietrich
Louise Kramer
Rapture Beyond by Katharine Rewlin Burt
Sixteenth installment unfolds as Felix Kent unveils a plot to arrest a thief in Marcella and Jocelyn’s household. Jaded riches, a wedding trinket box, and a hidden past collide with Nick Sandal’s confession. The truth links Marcella, Jocelyn, and Lynda to stolen jewels and a convent secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapture
Katharine Rewlin Burt
Felix
Marcella
Jocelyn
Mary
Catring
Nick Sandal
Julian
Felix Kent
Nick
Chicago
Mervyn
Home Building Great er Than In Years
In Texas 1938 home loans totaled 20,041,781 for 11,015 owners, with about half funding new homes and 5,600,000 aiding 2,717 buyers of existing houses. The Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock cites rising activity from improved business and a shift from renting to ownership, plus a 8,600,000 rise in savings accounts setting a new state high. January preliminary reports show continued gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Texas
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Fredericksburg
Will Rogers the top American earner of his era
The piece recounts how Will Rogers, born William Penn Adair Rogers in the Indian Territory, became the United States’ highest income earner by talent alone. It details his earnings, early life, travels, stage name The Cherokee Kid, marriage to Betty Blake, and his humble attire and Indian ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charlie Chaplin
Greta Garbo
Ames
Andy
Andy Vallee
Will Rogers
Congress
Indian Territory
Colorah
Will
William Penn
William Penn Adair Rogers
New York
Oklahoma
New York City
Broadway
Waldorf-Astoria
Rogers
South America
South Africa
America
Betty Blake
Arkansas
Claremore
Miss Blake
Hollywood
Los Angeles
University of Texas Library Employs 47 Part-Time Students
Forty seven University of Texas students from across the state work part time in the library behind the scenes. Edward White of Fredericksburg is among them, averaging twenty two hours weekly and earning about 249 dollars yearly. Their duties range from file work and loans to specialized tasks as the library handles 671,630 volumes across the Main Library and branch collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
University of Texas Library
South
Fredericksburg
Edward White
White
College of Arts and Sciences
Donald Coney
Coney
Phi Beta Kappa
National Honorary Society For the Arts and Sciences
Beta Gamma Sigma
Texas
Morris Ranch man cuts foot while chopping wood
Edwin C. Moellering of Morris Ranch sustained a deep gash in his right foot on Sunday afternoon when an axe he was using to chop cordwood slipped. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Lynda
Jocelyn
California
San Francisco
Harlowe
New York
Old Josiah
Celia
Julian Montree
Devote
Edwin C. Moellering
Morris Ranch
Associations Report Strong 1938 Results And Reserves
Patronize Herald Advertisers notes to be greater than in 1938 with excellent loan collections. Associations earned satisfactory sums last year after dividends, adding substantial amounts to reserve and undistributed profits.
Sixth Annual Music Festival at Seguin
Seguin is to host the Sixth Annual Music Festival for South High Schools sponsored by Texas Lutheran College from April 27 to 29. More than 3,000 entries have been registered in recent years, with 33 contests planned across four auditoriums and Seguin High School’s football field. E W Tampke chairs the college band and Eanes B Brophy leads the massed drum and bugle corps pageant on April 29 under lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
James V. Allred
W. Lee O'Daniel
Upper
Colorado River Authority
Tom Green
Coke and
Runnels Counties
Central Colorado River Authority
Coleman County
Harry Knox, Jr
Brownwood
Texas
O’daniel
State Board of Control
Seguin
William ¥. Kraushaar
Texas Lutheran College
E. W. Tampke
Seguin High School
Eanes B. Brophy
Kellyfield
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Harper Herald
Harold Diesel
Harper
C. W. Granville
First State Bank
First State Bank of
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Laura Ochler
Texas University
City Drug Store
A. C. Wendel
Leon F. Zwiener
Optometrist
Dr. le Gear
MES. A. C. Wendel
Kerrville
Rudolph Stehling
Goodrich
Silvertown
Gulf
Samtanum
Jean
Montree
Bond
Steever
Mrs. Harlowe
Marquise de Montree
Gabrielle
Dale Carnegie
William Penn Rogers
Penrose B. Metcalfe
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Pan
Rae
Te Tip KN
Nafrizzelle’s and
Kerrville, Texas
Enc‘neer
Woerner Warehouse
Erwin Woerner
Prop
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
Fredericksburg, Texas
John Deere
Aermotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Ghee
Peery
Artry
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