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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1944
Page
3
Miss Dot Lambert Miss Tom my Bell Phillips and Mrs. Paul Davenport of Dallas visit Mrs. Leslie Phillips mother of Tommy and Madelyn in town for a brief appearance at the family home.
A compilation of aphorisms from Victor Robinson Howells Masterman and Mary Baker Eddy. The lines praise understanding friendships, noble acts of kindness, inner attitude over circumstance, and divine light guiding humanity, enclosing a spiritual reflection on compassion and faith.
Mr and Mrs Danial Arnold and children traveled to Fredericksburg for business on Friday. Levi Maddox visited Ingram on Friday. Romilda Petermann Ed Marschall and families plus Miss Margaret Tatsch were Fredericksburg visitors on Saturday. Katie Walker Homer Walker and Frances visited from San Antonio for the weekend with Olin Walker’s family. Lee Goff and family also toured Fredericksburg for business on Tuesday. Several guests appeared Sunday at the Arnold home including St Clair Duderstadt and Edna Behrens. Forrest Bode stopped by Saturday to see Alfred Ellebracht and Wesley. Ed Tatsch Romilda Petermann Ed Marschall and children visited Victor Marschall and son Sunday. Fred Rahe spent Sunday with Theo Oehler. Danlal Arnold trip to San Antonio on Monday, while Olin Walker family and Weldon Walker visited Kerrville on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Ruben Schmidt and son Gerald visited the Sam Honig home. A string of visitors include the Whitewood and White families in Comfort Kerrville Fredericksburg Junction and Stonewall. Several trips to hospitals and birthday dinners mark a quiet week in White Bluff.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kaiser and their children of Fredericksburg have moved into a newly remodeled home after purchasing the former Herald building. Joe runs the Texaco Service Station and they are welcomed to the community.
Mr and Mrs Ann Davis and their son of Junction visited in the J O Stevens home Sunday. The item notes a home visit and includes a local newspaper subscription line for The Herald.
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