Church Announcements Invite All to Sunday Service
Local churches extend a cordial welcome to worship at 1000 am Sunday. Midweek Bible study and Wednesday night service are also announced with an open invitation to join.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1968
Page
10
Local churches extend a cordial welcome to worship at 1000 am Sunday. Midweek Bible study and Wednesday night service are also announced with an open invitation to join.
Rev A A Gitter pastor reminds parishioners to keep the Sabbath and announces Masses for Sunday June 9 at 7 30 and 9. Vacation School opens Monday June 10 at 8 AM with Mass at 11 during the school week and no evening services.
D Wayne Rogers Sunday School Superintendent invites all to worship at Harper United Presbyterian Church Sunday School at 10 00 A M Worship Service at 11 00 A M Women's Association meets third Thursday at 2 20 P M Session meets third Wednesday.
To Herald has published notices for the November general election. The items include candidate filings and polling dates, with emphasis on public notice requirements and local election coverage.
Rev W E Doerr leads Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m on Sunday June 9 Luther League meets at 6 30 p m Church Council assembles at 7 30 p m Monday June 10 Bible School Program scheduled for 7 30 p m on Friday June 14.
The church lists its weekly services led by Pastor Rev. Carlos 8. Parker. Sunday School at 10 15 A M Morning Worship at 11 A M Sunday night worship at 730 P M and Bible Study Wednesday at 730 P M.
Roy Heinemann and Herschell Fiquell of Harper High and Michael Kammlah and Cindee Hahn of Fredericksburg High were honored at a May 23 graduation party hosted by Mr and Mrs Sidney Heinemann. The bash at their home drew about 25 close friends and relatives with a supper bar, records music, and socializing. Out of town guests came from Harper and Burnet.
First Tuesday evening each month at 7 00 Official Board meeting and at 230 Harper Circle of Woman's Society of Christian Service meets in the afternoon.
Prompt notice shows Gene Harper contact at Modern Market for radio and TV service. Advertises service for all makes and models and lists new radios and TV sets. Also seeks women sewers at home for improvised sewing with materials supplied and paid shipping, department address provided. Subscription offer for Herald listed.
A religious column reflects on world troubles and the faith’s sustaining promise. It cites scripture from Jesus and Paul, notes human suffering, and presents faith as an anchor amid uncertainty guiding believers toward eternal glory. The piece includes names like Donald Klaerner and family visiting for a tea event and weekend gatherings.
Kimble County Agent reviews a District 4-H Camp praised for student leadership led by six youths Laura Lee Lockett Debra Dutton Candy Henderson Jim Johnson Charles Hagood and Billy Henderson plus six delegates Starr Gibson Keesie Rothmann Ted Dutton Cindy Molesworth Pat Ferguson and Bob Allen. He warns about stomach worms urges testing with Dr. Ted Holekamp and outlines pasture management range deferment and timing for lamb decisions and spray controls for pecans and yard trees.
Bookkeeping shows contributors have paid 320171.45 through April 30 1968 with 311869 due from locals. March payments reached 65617 and April 19709, while most pledges begin this year with eight thousand due now. Pledges owed may extend into 1969 1970 and many donors have yet to respond.
The Harper Lions Club will again offer free service placing hunters with landowners. Many hunters seek leases but few listings exist and owners are urged to contact Douglas Tath or Floy Bode to arrange hunting opportunities.
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