Harper Hi-Lights edited weekly for Harper High School
Harper Hi-Lights weekly school paper details staff roles and contributors for Harper High School in Harper Texas. The issue lists editors reporters and roles including Mary Frances Fletcher Opal June Lennon Walter Winn Parker Evelyn Honig June Bode and others with sections on biographies society and joke reports.
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Harper High School
Harper, Texas
Wi- Lights
Minda Faye Moses
Walter Winn Parker
Mary Frances Fletcher
Opal June Lennon
Grammar School
Evelyn Honig
Dorothy Whitewood
Dorothy Mac Parker
Raymond Pape
Mildred Boatright
W. Joyce Whetstone
Oleane Walker
Doris Whitworth
Camille Stevens
June Bode
Joyce Whetstone
Inez Whitewood
Developing Our Souls
A motivational exhortation urges readers to actively develop a strong soul through ongoing daily effort. It warns the day of reckoning may come unexpectedly and encourages immediate, persistent work rather than wishful thinking, ending with a signature by Mary Frances Fletcher.
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Mary Frances Fletcher
Baccalaureate Service for Class of 1944 at Lutheran Church
The Senior Class Baccalaureate will be held Sunday evening May 14 at the Lutheran Church with Rev. Walter Probst delivering the address and the church choir providing music. Thirteen graduates will participate. An exhibit of current school work opens Friday May 5 at 6:30 pm for parents and patrons, free of charge, tied to the PTA program.
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Walter Probst
Lutheran Church
Parent Teacher Association
Boy Scout Troop Meeting Notes and Awards
The local Scout Troop Committee met Thursday after the 7:30 pm meeting, ending at 9:00 pm. Elmer Lang Lamar Parker and Archie Lennon advanced to Second Class. about twelve more scouts aim to finish Second Class work. several boys pursue First Class. Walter Parker becomes Wolf Patrol Leader for a mostly Noxville group. two new members Robert Whitewood and Leslie Phillips bring total to thirty four, two over full troop. Harper Scouts invited to May 5 overnight camp near Fredericksburg but Exhibit Night may prevent participation.
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Elmer Lee Lang
Lamar Parker
Archie Lennon
Tess
Walter Parker
Wolf Patrol
Noxville
Robert Whitewood
Leslie Phillips
Carlton Neal
Harper
Fredericksburg
Sneak Day Plans Sparked by Senior Class
Senior class members led by Mr and Mrs Hopf and several chaperones planned Sneak Tay to celebrate the Battle of Lexington and the Declaration of the first World War. They aimed to skip school for a day at Enchanted Rock with a Fredericksburg show to close the outing.
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Dean Hopf
Fred Whitewood
John S. Whitewood
Lexington
Enchanted Rock
Fredericksburg
Audrey Mae Brown
Billy Brown
Roby Dean Goff
Vera Cornell
Jean Heffington
Alfred Honig
Evelyn Honig
Virgill Lennon
Eldon Marshall
Minda Faye Moses
Oleane Walker
Dorothy Nell Whitewood
Madge Whitewood
School Honors Mr. Rogers With Half Mast Flag
The American flag at the school flew at half mast all Thursday for funeral day honoring Mr. John Rogers a longtime member of the Board of School Trustees. His community service prompted the display.
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John Rogers
Roger
Rogers
School Trustees Visit Local School
The Board of School Trustees visited the school on Monday and spent the day touring departments and reviewing student work. Lunch from the Lunch Room was served at noon with girls from the Home Economics Department helping serve.
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Board of School
Home Economics
Future Farmers Demonstrate at Barbecue Banquet
The Future Farmers plan a barbecue banquet at Stewarts Park on Thursday evening hosted by their fathers. William Brown, Local onn president, leads arrangements for 24 chapter members and their invited guests.
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Stewarts Park
William Brown
Onn
Family ties bind Klein clan in England and Texas visits
Cpl Edmund J Klein and Pvt Victor C Klein in England share a year apart since last August and October respectively. The report lists numerous Klein relatives visiting, including Chas Roeder family, Mrs Harry Klein, Alfons Klein, Emil Tatsch, Emil Fritz, Raymond Juenke, Gilbert Klein and others from Harper Morris Ranch White Oak and Fredericksburg. A rare lamb event is noted with Gilbert Klein’s mother sheep yielding triplets though one died.
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Cpl
Edmund J. Klein
Pvt
Victor C. Klein
England
Victor C
Chas, Roeder
Harry Klein
Little Son
Alfons Klein
Arthur Feller
Fredericksburg
Eddie Klein
Harper
Johnny Klein
Emil Tatsch
Milton Kramer
Little Daughter
Emil Fritz
Willie Klein
Lawrence Heinemann
Morris Ranch
Raymond Juenke
Gilbert Klein
Jake Roeder
Edward
Werner Klein
Edgar Klein
Otto Grona
Jacob Roeder
August Rischner
Esther Klein
Marvin Tatsch
Louis Kunz
White Oak
Pfe. Alouis C. Klein
Dallas
Carol Beatrice
Roman
Felix
Klein
Chester Tatsch
Elgin Klein
Pfe
Elgin Esquelle
Los Angeles
Calif
Alton Klein
Milton Klein
Chas
Alfons Feller
Alfons
Aia Tg
Visitors at School Welcome a Wide Range of Guests
The school hosted visitors throughout the week including Mr. Davidson from Fredericksburg IRS offices Mrs. E R Brown Mrs J S Whitewood Mr Rollie Rothman Mr and Mrs George Gibson Mrs Doris Eckhardt and Cpl Whitehead We invite any guest to visit at any convenient time.
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Davidson
Fredericksburg
Internal Revenue Offices
Board of Education
E. R. Brown
J. S. Whitewood
Rollie Rothman
George Gibson
Doris Eckhardt
Cpl. Whitehead
Gossip and senior notices stir school gossip
A stream of high school chatter recalls smiles on Billy and Johnnye, graduation present chatter, and various dance and English class moments. People wonder about dates, notes, and invitations as seniors hear news from Mrs. Ruskey about their invitations.
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Billy
Johnnye
Madge
Audrey Mae
Fredericksburg
Virgil
Andrew
Joyce
Harold B
Minda Faye
Alfred
Bonnie
Inez
Doris
Camille
Gasoline and Coal From Farm Plants Proposed by Society
The American Chemical Society announces a process to produce gasoline and coal from farm forest and sea plants, using heat and pressure to mimic millions of years of natural formation. Dr. E Berl of the Carnegie Institute outlines sugar cane yields and extension to sorghum, potatoes, and crop wastes, suggesting global supply could meet demand and even power homes and tractors.
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Cleveland
American Chemical Society
E. Berl
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Berl
America
Berg
Baby Gitts That Are Practical et Content Bouy Ce
A compact note highlights practical baby gifts and contentment amid a French phrasing blend. The item suggests usable baby gear and simple joys, reflecting a domestic mood.
Gillespie County Trustees Vote Result in Precinct 2 and 4
The Gillespie County Commissioners canvassed school trustee elections in Precincts 2 and 4. John Manor won reelection over Belmore Roberts in Precinct 4 by 149 to 140, while Enos Rode was elected in Precinct 2 with 53 votes. Other counts include various local precinct tallies and county fund balances totaling 47,000 in war bonds. Sgt Milton Herbert reported wounded in Italy, hospitalized with arm and chest injuries but no bones broken.
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Milton Herbert
Italy
Gillespie County Commissioners’ Court
John Manor
Doss
Belmore Roberts
Harper
Manor
Commissioners
Enos Rode
Willow City
Tosca
Crabapple
Cherry Springs
Rheingold
Cherry Mountain
Bruns
Elgin Crenwelge
Richard Herbert
34Th Div
Herbert
Sgt
Gillespie County
Camp Bowie
36Th
FBI Meeting Set For Junction Following Fredericksburg gathering
About 130 peace officers and guests from central Texas attended a Fredericksburg FBI meeting. Special agent in charge R C Suran led a session with a film Invasion of Holland Denmark and France and an address on the Preservation of Physical Evidence by Martin of the Austin Public Safety Department. Additional talks included A A Dervey of Houston and an open forum on law enforcement. A chicken barbecue supper followed at the Fredericksburg Club House. Judge Henry Hirsch chaired the entertainment committee. The next meeting is planned for August in Junction.
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Texas
Fredericksburg
R. C. Suran
San Antonio
A. A. Dervey
Houston
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg Club
Henry Hirsch
Juncwon
Gems of Thought Quotes and Fragments
A collection of quotations on trust truth and faith from George MacDonald Mary Baker Eddy M Henry Geliki and John Burroughs. The verses invoke trust in God and personal assurance amid life’s anxieties and wonders.
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Mary Baker Eddy
For Sale Jersey Bull Ready for Service
A young Jersey bull is offered for sale at ten dollars. Seller Felix W. Maier located in Fredericksburg.
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Jersey
Felix W. Maier
Fredericksburg
Real Discovery for High Blood Pressure
A promotional piece touts Diamonex as a fast relief for essential hypertension with claims of 75 percent total reduction in two weeks. It includes a money back trial offer and lists a Chicago address for ordering.
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Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Clcago
Illinois
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Complete Men’s Furnishings Store
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Corriedale Rams
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H. A. Porter
Mortimer Ranch
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Harper Phone
Reifert Hardware Store
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American Pure Milk CO
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