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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
3
A livestock auction at Coe set a sales record as buyers from nearby flocks and farms vied for cattle and hogs. Prices reached strong levels with buyers including local producers and regional trading houses participating, and the event drew sizable crowds observing the bidding.
A dense listing highlights contributors to area finances and businesses. Names include Gillespie Co Livestock Sales Co, Farmers Grain & Nutrena Mills, Security State Bank and Trust, and many local merchants and individuals with sums noted, indicating payments, dues, or donations. The page also lists obituaries, hospital notes, and assorted community figures.
Rodney Kott displayed the champion Angus steer at Kerrville with the Reserve Hereford steer also noted. The event included multiple placings across Hereford and wool cross lamb classes and other divisions. Mrs. Eddie Cochran visited relatives in Hico during the proceedings.
Kimble County Agent W C Henderson lauds strong support from local business and citizens for the Youth Show. The event ran over budget initially but is expected to end ahead, enabling a better show next year. An estimated 450 served a lamb meal directed by Pierce Hoggett and others. 18 lambs were slaughtered locally. The report notes high praise for meat quality and community effort. A health committee member, Ted Holekamp, planned a trip to Austin to obtain updates on the soreaswarm moduleation crisis, with approval to proceed.
The notice invites worshippers to attend Mass on Sunday with 8 and 9:30 times plus a thirteen hour devotion closing at 7:30 pm. Father Albert Cruz of Kerrville to preach at night. A Study Club meets Tuesday at 7:00. All are welcome to walk in.
The notice lists St James Lutheran Church activities led by Pastor W E Dolark and other staff. It outlines Sunday classes at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m, with Junior Lutherans Friday at 3 45 p m and Adult Instruction at 7 30 p m. It also notes Sunday School superintendent and two church group meeting times.
Mrs Alvie Cosper of Lower Beach California visits relatives in San Antonio and here. Mr and Mrs Jasper Massey of Kerrville visit his mother Mrs W R Massey Sunday. Mrs Allen Bridges and her son and a Kerrville friend visit Mrs Alfred Kramer on Thursday.
David J. Gallaher is Student Minister and Supply Pastor Francis Floyd leads worship. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with worship at 10 60 a m. Women’s Association meets on the third Thursday each month.
A fragmented report describes a group pressing to finalize plans by May first and to secure a $10 million funding. The piece notes wide representation from Deep East Texas and other states including Oklahoma, New Mexico and Louisiana as preparations accelerate despite government positions.
Mrs. Robert Maurer stayed several days with her mother Mrs. Otho Steumer. Robert went for holidays. Bob Barr of Kerrville visited his conadpar ents and Mrs Bull Dendy with children. Delton Watson and others visited friends in Aust for several days.
Carlos B Parker pastors the Gasper Pentecostal Church with Sunday School at 11 00 a m. Evangelistic service announced. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a regular church program.
The text outlines a Sunday service at 10 a m and a wedding service at 7 30 pm. A prayer meeting is listed for Wednesday night at 7 60 pm with a cordial welcome to all.
We express gratitude to the people of Klarpeatea Wau for the help given when our two boys lost their way on Clarence Street in Char ranch Sunday night. Your kindness shall always be remembered. Clifford and Moss Baw, St Claire Presenta, Texas.
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