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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1939
Page
7
Marjorie and Betty Choose Separate Paths in Shuffle of Wishful Life
In a crowded domestic scene, Marjorie undermines Betty's party plans by refusing to join night club outings, urging a return to Chicago to settle family decisions. Betty pursues Ellery Aiken for social ascent, while Marjorie prays for Gideon Reaver and dreams of diamonds, facing the pull between status and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Reaver
Evan Brower
Betty
Ellery Aiken
Marjorie
Aiken
Ellery
Knopp Home Demonstration Club Met At Kramer Home
Members gathered April 25 at 2 pm to discuss blanket care and washing practices. Mrs R A Klett advised using warm water mild soap and gentle handling to prevent wool felting and shrinkage. The group listed attendees and noted a May 16 meeting with Mrs R A Klett for an achievement program. Also reported Texas tick quarantine reduced from 191,885 to 9,504 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Klett
Knopp Home Demonstration Club
Arthur Kramer
Mesdames
Edward Kramer
EddieBehaefer
Max Kunz
Edward Itz
Reinhold Oehler
Reinhold Beyer
Erwin Durst
Adolf Lucas
Esther Barsch
Louise Kramer
Louis Dietrich
Arthur Dietrich
Frederick Oehler
Edna Oehler
Texas
Imaginative Fear and the Path to Success
The author urges shedding distrust and fear by acting as if success is pre-arranged. Fear powers negative outcomes, while embracing an “As If” mindset reveals latent abilities, boosts energy, and accelerates progress. By choosing purposeful action, one converts belief into real power and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Hans Vaihinger
Propaganda In Last Conflict Recalled By UT Historian
Dr. Frederick Duncalf, UT medieval history professor, recalls during World War I teaching a course called War Aims. He says material was openly propagandistic, yet he presented both sides, while male students trained and younger students wore uniforms on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
America
Frederick Duncalf
University of Texas
San Antonio
Willow Club Holds Rally Day in Willow City
The Willow City club met at Mrs. E. H. Horlen’s home on May 3 for Rally Day. Mrs. E. G. Horlen reported on clothing demonstrator work including a closet project for two girls costing 7.50. Prizes went to several members, refreshments were served, and many visitors attended. The piece notes 1938 Farm Show policy at the State Fair of Texas offering 125 to each county with probable 1939 fair exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Marjorie
Chicago
Brentwood
Mother
Betty
Jamison
Ellery Aiken
Ted
Parjorie
Willow City Club
E. H. Horlen
E. G. Horlen
W. C. Smith
Edgar Gold
Clinton Hardin
Willie Horlen
Stewart
Howard Burrier
Pierce Smith
W. S. Massey
Dana Sweatman
Nolan Althaus
Henry Horlen
Vera Burrier
Nt Club
Mesdames H. J. Robinson
R. T. Laurence
Lewis Lackey
Ferrel Smith
N. H. Greathouse
Frank Smith
Cornelia Faye Stewart
Dictionary error on speech of the dumb questioned
A critic questions a dictionary claim that the dumb cannot talk, highlighting how language and disability labels shape perception. The debate centers on whether usage reflects stigma or evolving understanding of communication abilities.
Stonewall 4 H Girls Study Chair Cushions
Stonewall 4 H girls discuss chair cushion comfort during a May 1 meeting at sponsor Mrs. B H Eckert home. They note cushion fit plain or quilted covers with removable pillows for laundering and prefer down over feathers or cotton. Members present include Lucille Klein Leola Rusenberger Clara Weinheimer Delrose Burg Emma Ruebsahm Norma Moldenhauer Joanne Weinheimer Lorine Danz Nelda Klier Margaret Rode Evelyn Weinheimer plus sponsor Eckert and agent Cornelia Faye Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cornell
Faye Stewart
Gillespie County
Stonewall Girls
B. H. Eckert
Lucille Klein
Leola Rusenberger
Clara Weinheimer
Delrose Burg
Emma Ruebsahm
Norma Moldenhauer
Joanne Weinheimer
Lorine Danz
Nelda Klier
Margaret Rode
Evelyn Weinheimer
Cherry Mountain Club Reports May Meeting and Rally Day Prep
The Cherry Mountain Home Demonstration club met May 6 at Miss Louise Rummler's home. President Miss Cora Durst led the session. A council report by Mrs. Ed Moellering and a short stunt by Miss Rummler were enjoyed. Members displayed gar ments for the rally day models on June 7. Attendees included Mesdames Fritz Trummler Hy Durst Chas Holly Ed Moellering Alf Moellering Victor Moellering and Misses Louise Rummler Cora Durst with visitors Mrs Ewald Sagebiel Mrs Elgin Rosenbusch and Elenora Thiele. Next meeting planned at Mrs Ed Moellering’s May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Mountain Home
Louise Rummler
Cora Durst
Ed. Moellering
C. F. Stewart
Fritz Trummler
Hy. Durst
Chas. Holly
Alf.Moelering
Victor Moellering
Ewald Sagebiel
Elgin Rosenbusch
Elenora Thiele
Rocky Hill 4 H Club Demonstration Meeting Report
The Rocky Hill 4 H club met May 2 with demonstration agent Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart at sponsor Miss Irene Bangs home. Lottie Stehling and Betty Hartmann were chosen to assist Stewart on Rally Day. Stewart gave a chair cushion demonstration and roll call listed members and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill 4-H Club
Cornelia Faye Stewart
Irene Bang
Lottie Stehling
Betty Hartmann
Miss Stewart
Victoria Arlitt
Julia Mae Metzger
Julia Stehling
Lily Mae Arlitt
Loreen Oehler
Lottie Stehbing
Florence Hartmann
F. H
Student Claims Not Cheating In Exam Incident
A dialogue shows a student denying cheating while explaining a joke about a classmate’s nose. The exchange emphasizes misunderstanding rather than academic dishonesty.
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Firestone Tires
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