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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
1
The Senior Class presented Katy Whiskers I dae lan-alesap with taels to a one night life action scene. The performance earned over 215 dollars and drew praise for each member’s portrayal. Teachers and classmates expressed appreciation to all who supported the project over the past 12 years.
Kimble County Agent W C Henderson offers gardening guidance on pruning fertilizing and spraying for fruit and nut trees. He cites Texas guide L-245 for insect and disease control and stresses multiple pesticide applications timed before harvest to protect peaches and pecans.
This coming week March 27 through April 2 is declared FHA Week. Activities include church services red rose givings teacher appreciation tea color day Gripe Day and Tell the USA about FHA. Social visits note Mr and Mrs Tom Young Round Mountain and others visiting relatives.
Church notices invite parishioners to Masses at 8 and 9 30 and to a School of Religion for children and youth. Stud club Monday at 7 30 and Lenten devotions Wednesday at 7 30. Confirmation class instructions Friday and First Friday of April Masses at 7 30 am and 7 30 pm.
Pastor W. Duerr announces mass Saturday at 8 am and Sunday March 27 with 9:45 am Sunday School and 10:45 am worship. March 28 7:30 pm church school staff meeting. March 30 7:30 pm Lenten service. All welcome to attend any service at the Catholic church.
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown at the death of my wife our mother sister and grandmother.
Rev. Charles Price delivers a sermon at First Baptist Church titled Tam the Way the Truth and The Life. The service emphasizes faith guidance and spiritual leadership in daily life.
A note from Willow City WSCS and First Methodist Church благодарно thanks Rev Milforek Zivker Merle Waters WLW Schneider Alvin Durst and Dr Lawrence Feller. It honors Fredericksburg Hospital staff Schaetter Funeral Home pallbearers and the Willow City Chief of the WSCS for flowers cards and memorials. It extends gratitude to relatives and the Ladies of Willow City WSCS for food and support. Church services are listed with times and a cordial invitation to worship.
Raymond J. Merae of Frederickstown Troy Oye Aches T expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after death. Special thanks to Rev. Melee Rev. Kaufman staff of Fredericksburg Hospital Clint the sitters Crofts Funeral Home pallbearers and for flowers and sympathy care.
The notice lists Harper United Presbyterian Church with Rev. David J. Gallaher as pastor and A. Brown as Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School at 9 45 worship at 10 45. Women's Association meets third Thursday at 2 30 and Session meets third Wednesday at 8. Ingram Presbyterian services at 9 m and Sunday School at 10 for all who wish to worship.
We express sincere thanks for the support shown after the passing of our husband father brother grandfather great grandfather. Special gratitude to Reverends J J Tlldebrand and Wo Sehneider Dr J Hardin Petty and St Marys 3rd 4th grade Schaetter Funeral Flame pallbearers for flowers food cards mass offerings and prayers by the Sisters of Divine Providence and Johnny Edwards. 10 AM Sunday School 11 AM Morning Worship 7 PM Evangelistic Service Everyone welcome
Rev. Clifford Edge, pastor, leads Sunday worship at 8 45 a m with sacrament at 9 45 a m in the sanctuary An informal fellowship period follows in the educational building The Official Board meets the first Tuesday each month at 7 pm Harper Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service mentions Miss Janice Spaeth visiting from Victoria with her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Spaeth
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