Boss Improvement Club To Meet Saturday Night
The Doss Improvement Club will meet in the Doss school building Saturday night at 8 p m with a Soil Conservation film as the feature and a business session to follow. Everyone invited.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
1
The Doss Improvement Club will meet in the Doss school building Saturday night at 8 p m with a Soil Conservation film as the feature and a business session to follow. Everyone invited.
West Texas wool trade shows activity with Del Rio and Brady buyers moving 1948 eight months and 1948 lamb wools at 50 and 61 cents per pound. Purchases include 100000 pounds to Winslow & Co. of Boston and 150000 pounds to Emery Russel Goodrich, with other lots of 1948 12 months Corriedale-Delaine and 1945 CCC-owned wools sold to San Angelo and Boston buyers. Over 30 buyers scouted warehouses as 1948 clip moves briskly.
Elmer Rogers of San Angelo visited the home of J. R. Peril, spending time there as a guest.
Mr and Mrs Chester Mose attended the funeral of Mrs Joy at Ingram on Wednesday afternoon. Dan Wiley accompanied his daughter Mrs Earl Sylvester and family home Sunday for a few days.
Mr and Mrs John S Morris and Mr and Mrs D C Brewer visited San Antonio on Thursday and Friday and attended the Presbytery there.
Mrs Corrine Finnamore of Canada arrived Friday night to visit her aunt Mrs Zelma Hopf and her son Joe Cherry in the city.
Mrs Nabers and Mrs Brown with two children from Kerrville visited the Fred Whitewood home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Kneese with a son and Mr and Mrs Green with a son visited their mother Mrs Ida Kneese during the week end.
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