World of Relic by W W Reinh Radio book protests and UN pleas
The article notes reactions to Bishop G Bromley Oxnam's book about his House Committee on Un American Activities testimony. It details his views on congressional inquiry and reform, plus reactions from media. It also covers Methodist Women urging UN mediation in Indo China and Korea and calls to outlaw nuclear weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
G. Bromley Oxnam
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Harper and Brothers
Congressional Committee
Oxnam
Woman's Division
Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Eisenhower
State Dulles
United States
Indo-China
Korea
Frank G. Brooks
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
United Nations
Memorial Day Call to Use Freedom for God and Country
The piece recalls Memorial Day across the United States and abroad, urging living Americans to honor the dead not by glory but by preserving freedom. It stresses freedom for God, personal development, and daily virtue, warning that indifference to faith undermines liberty and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Anzio
Africa
Frince
Pacific
Mr. Aransky
Becouer
Russia
God
Gord
Christ
America
Noxville News Highlights Local Life And Community
The Noxville community reports improving health after illness and a robust sheep shearing season. Rain totals 1.70 inches Sunday night and 0.60 Tuesday morning accompany social visits, travel to Kerrville Fredericksburg and Harper, and local church and music events. A Harvard Law School committee explores Christian vocation in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Whitworth
Noxville
J. A. Milam
Kerrville
Raymond Parker
Ray Bierschwale
Jess Parker
Harper
J. H. Parker
Carolyn
Pentecostal
Nannie Crofford
Monroe
Louisiana
Tom Parker
Bill Berry
Crofford
Scotty Kinsey
Dillard Stapp
Fredericksburg
Paul Jones
Walter Parker
Arnold
Harold Moursand
Roscoe Parker
Johnson City
Cecil Parker
Mary Ellis
Bruce
Doyle Parker
Janice
Junction
Jett Parker
Will Collins
Jack Whitworth
Bill Whitworth
W W . Whitworth
Indo China policy and church event mix in local column
The piece blends a sober Indo China war caution with church announcements. It cites Dulles and the administration warning Red China about using Korea's cease fire to escalate in Indo China. It notes possible unilateral action if allies fail to cooperate. It then covers a May 30 sermon by Rev. H W Fruehling at St James Lutheran Church and promotes Trinity Lutheran Homes in Round Rock. The column transitions to soil conservation district activities, film showings, a wool and range plant contest, a spray unit for pecan trees, and pasture management guidance from local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Dulles
Red China
United States
Indo- China
Indo-China
General Motors
H. W. Fruehling
St. James
Pastor Fruehling
Maurer Family Attends St Marys Fredericksburg Commencement
Miss Gertrude Maurer Miss Delphine Maurer and Mr and Mrs Robert Maurer attended the commencement exercises at St Marys in Fredericksburg Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Maurer
Delphine Maurer
Robert Maurer
St. Mary's
Fredericksburg
Blue Panic Grass Planted On Riley Ranch In Upper Llanos
Thirty acres of blue panic grass were planted on the Riley ranch four miles northwest of Harper after a half inch rain. The perennial grass requires resting from grazing until a deep root system forms, as early growth stays underground. L. E. York notes no surface water on his land for nine years, citing a recent rainfall event that filled pit ponds. H. K. Caldwell bought 16 pounds of bluestem seed to sow on four acres of bulldozed mesquite and plans to fence and protect the area until grass establishes. Tests show bare soil on undisturbed mesquite flats absorbed 1.5 inches of rain to three inches depth, while bulldozed areas soaked six to twelve inches. Caldwell now places the Disttammo Al eps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Ranch
Harper
L. E. York
Llanos
H. K. Caldwell
Caldwell
Harper's Churches Welcome to St Anthony's Parish
A cordial Catholic Church notice from St Anthony's led by Rev A A Gitter invites worshipers to Mass Sunday May 30 at 930 a m with School of Religion following. Evening Mass with Benediction is set for Friday of next week and First Saturday meditation follows the 8 am Mass. The council sessions and Bible classes are scheduled with multiple services across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religion
Catholic Action Councils
Methodist Church Calendar and Services
Rev J D Farmer pastor leads Sunday worship with hymn sing along. Sunday School each Sunday and preaching on the first and third Sundays. No preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. WSCS meets twice monthly on the first Thursday after the first Sunday and after the third Sunday.
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WSCS
St James WMS Met Last Wednesday Meeting Notes
The Women s Missionary Society of St James Lutheran Church Harper held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at 2 pm with Mrs John Henig presiding over the Mother s Day program. Highlights included a playlet The Three Comments and a report by Mrs Elmer Lee Lange on the Fredericksburg Federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
St. James Lutheran Church of
Harper
John Henig
Hubert Rahe
Lee Schmidt
Glen Hopf
Milton Cosper
Robt. Dittmar
Elmer Lee Lange
Federation
Fredericksburg
Blanco
Society
Church Workers Institute
Seguin
Goerner
Puerto Rico
Barker Family Visits and Texan Outings
Mr and Mrs Alton Barker and children of Millersview visited his brother A B Barker and family. Mrs Olin Walker and daughter Mrs Dayton Rahe and Wel don Walker traveled to El Paso to meet SSgt Carroll Walker of Tucson who joined them in Harper. Mr and Mrs John Strackbein and Mr and Mrs Edwin Strackbein and children spent the weekend at Buchanan Lake fishing. Mrs Darwin Brown visited Mrs A B Barker Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Barker
Millersview
A. B. Barker
Olin Walker
Dayton Rahe
Weldon Walker
el Paso
Sgt
Carrol Walker
Tucson
Arizona
Harper
John Strackbein
Edwin Strackbein
Buchanan Lake
Darwin Brown
Visitors Called On Robert Maurer Home Wednesday
Mrs. August Schmidt Mrs. Theo Jenschke Mrs. Emil Vberle Mrs. Alfred Pehl Mrs. Alois Kunz Mrs. Herman Kunz and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Segner visited Robert Maurer on Wednesday. Kerrville visitors included Mrs. Charlie Barrett and Mrs. Ollie Parker last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maurer
August Schmidt
Theo Jenschke
Emil Vberle
Alfred Pehl
Alois Kunz
Herman Kunz
Otto Segner
Charlie Barrett
Ollie Parker
Kerrville
Forage Practice Promises Better Mulching and Dividends
Forage producing plants will have a better chance to multiply this season. The practice will pay dividends this winter as dead grass from last winter helped extend the use of cotton seed meal.
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MRE. A. C
W.w.reib
South Africa
John A. Reuling
Boston
Mass
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Angola
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Congregational
Dr. Reuling
Walter W. Wood
Presbyterian Church
Ponte Nova Hospital
Itadira
Sertao
Main
H. Welge Lewis
P. O
Texas
T-Bones
Elmo Baethge
Fredericksburo
Wererial Day
F. Séeaneis
PFS
Noxville News
Mrs
Jim Milam
Harvard Law School
James A. Pike
New York
Episcopal Cathedral
William Stringfellow
Washington
London
Paris
Soil Conservation
Junction High School
Daedalion
FFA
W. C. Oliver
Board of Supervisors
Upper
Rev
St. James Church
Harper’s Churches
ST. James Lutheran Church
W. J. Goerner
Harper Presbyterian Church
Paul J. Schwab
First Baptist Church
D. W. Brown
Sunbeams
R. A’s
WMS
Brotherhood
Pentecostal Church
Carlos Parker
Pastor
Lone Star Pump Service
West Main
Watertown
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
Lampasas
St. James Wms
Louis B
HARPE
Place
Hill Country Hereford Association
Mason
Aver
Mason, Texas
Mason CO
Arthur Lang
Levy Rosenbusch
Doss
AL Jung
Petersburg
Carl Oehler
Jarvis Wieser
William “Bill” Schneider
Walter E. Knoche
Jack Miller
Fof
San Saba
U. S
D. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Comfort Hatchery
Comfort
Herald
Harper Community
Alex Mittendorf
Prop
Chas. W. Barrett
Harper, Texas
Gulf Service Station
Richard Roeder
Gulf Gas & Oils
Edmund Fiedler
Robin Hood
Tbueg
Tenas
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