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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1950

Page

3

Morning in a Japanese Home Across the South Pacific

A vivid domestic scene describes a Japanese family living in a sunlit room with tatami mats and a sloped Chinese or South Pacific style house. The piece follows breakfast routines, tea, a koto performance, and garden aesthetics, noting shifts in parental roles and education choices shaping the children's future.

Harper High School Sweetheart Peggy Lou Parker Crowned

Peggy Lou Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Parker near Harper was crowned football sweetheart of the Harper Bobcats at Saturday ceremonies before the Harper Rocks Springs District 12-B six man game. Parker is a Harper high school senior and received a bouquet from Chas Friedrich crowned by Clark Bierschweile co captains of the team.

Peggy Lou Parker Clayton Parker Near Harper Harper High School “Bobcats Harper-Rocksprings Parker Harper High School Chas. Friedrich Clark Bierschwaile

Style Show Monday Night Features Make It Yourself With Wool

The Pentecostal Church at Harper adds restrooms this week. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Goebel of Abernathy visited her sister, Mrs. G. C. Metzger, Monday.

The Pentecostal Church Harper Felix Goebel Abernathy G. C. Metzger

Large crowds attend missions and wool show in Fredericksburg

A full church at St Anthony's hosts daily missions led by Rev F J DeRoche with morning Mass and evening sermons. In Fredericksburg the nine county Make It Yourself with Wool show opens at 8 pm Monday Nov 6 at the high school auditorium with Madeline Bartlett directing, 150 cash prizes and 75 entries including Kerrville delegates and senior girl scouts.

St. Anthony's Church F. J. DeRoche O.M.I San Antonio Fredericksburg Madeline Bartlett Joske’s Dept Women's Auxiliary TSGRA Adela Mae Roeder Merdie Mae Barth Emily Crenwelge Helen Meurer Olyn Kaderli Jeanette Weildenfeller Elaine McKay Elsie Mae Jung Carol Jean Hartmann Judy Holland Kathleen Bohls Stonewall Harper Jo Ann Spaeth Bernice Bertrude Lang Bonnie Jean Bernhard Betty Lennon Duana Beth Whitworth Cleo Goff Josephine Walker Zanle Parker Nila Mae Maner Lorene Jane Oehler Kerrville

Brown Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary in Harper

Mr and Mrs W A Brown of Harper celebrated a silver wedding anniversary on October 20. A 52 piece community silver set and a large white cake with silver bells were given. The couple wed in Fredericksburg on October 18, 1925. They reside in Harper with their three sons Eldine, W E Brown, and a son who died at birth.

W W. A. Brown Harper Eldane Brown W. K. Brown Charlotte Kay Brown W. O. Brown E. R. Brown van C. Brown Fred Whitewed E. R. Peril E. W. Wank E. T. Baker J. G. Miller Ingram A. L. Fleming J. A. Fleming Sam Fleming Anna Fleming Paul E. Barr Mason W. C. Whitworth and Son London Fredericksburg Richard Gammenthaler Eldine W. E. Brown

General Election Slated Next Tuesday in Gillespie County

Gillespie County voters will pick seven countywide offices with a write-in campaign for the eighth. Three county offices are contested, four commissioners face opposition, and several unopposed posts remain. The general ballot is four columns with a secret ballot system and sealed stubs for voter privacy. Democratic nominees include O C Fisher and Dorsey Hardeman among others. many local candidates and party lines are noted, and Antonette Parker visits from Sul Ross College.

Gillespie Co Democratic Republican Party Fair Grounds Hirsch Victor H. Sagebiel Fredericksburg Robert Loth Hugo Klaerner Loth Milton C. Durst Joe O. Weinheime Wm. M. Petmecky Eugen H. Kramer Emil Dietrich Herman Duecker Arnold Markwortt Reuben Niron Emil A. Fritz Felix Pfiester Hugo Weinheimer Felix Herber Willie Kothe Cherry Springs E. L. Schmidt Felix Scherer Reinhold Tatsch B. L. Enderleand William Bruns William Schneider Jr Joe S. Petsch Wm. J. Kasper William Craig O. C. Fisher Dorsey Hardeman Sam Connally A. W. Mourland State Board of Education Penrose B. Metcalfe

Building Committee Named for Harper Fire Station

A Harper fire station building committee is formed with Tommie Harlan as head to supervise construction. Richard Rodder, Bill Kaiser, and Floy Bode are other members. Basements excavated last week. cash on hand exceeds two thousand dollars with strong support toward a five thousand dollar goal.

Harper Fire Station Tommie Harlan Harlan San Antonio Harper Richard Roeder Bill Kaiser Floy Bode Fire Department Markworth Bode

Harper Defeats Rocksprings 30 to 12 in six man clash

Harper Bobcats beat Rocksprings 30 to 12 as Chas Friedrich scores early and later suffers a dislocated wrist. Clark Bierschwale passes to Hal Ray Bierschwale for two TDs, Jackie Eathorne returns a third quarter pass for a score. Rocksprings rallies with two long passes late, Friedrich sidelined for weeks, next game at Comfort followed by hosting St Marys Indians. Coach Howard Schultz fields all 14 players.

Harper “Bobcats Rocksprings High School Harper Rocksprings Chas Friedrich Clark Bierschwale Hal Ray Bierschwale Jackie Eathorne Dayton Friedrich Rock Springs Howard Schultz Bobcat Scrink Mages Comfort St. Mary's

Mrs O Buskey and son visit Harper friends

Mrs. O Buskey and her son Clarence of Alvin visited her aunt Mrs. S S Stewart and friends at Harper Saturday. Mrs Stewart accompanied them home for a few days visit.

Mrs. Lewis Stevens Honored on Birthday

The 3rd and 4th grade pupils and some mothers honored teacher Mrs. Lewis Stevens with a Halloween birthday party. Organizers Mrs. Worth Howe and Mrs. Ed Win Braeutigam arranged the table. A white cake with pumpkins and black cats, bronze chrysanthemums and gold candies was served to 40 pupils along with black crickets as favors.

Lewis Stevens Worth Howe Ed Win Braeutigam Clifford Bode Clarence Ernst Edgar Fiedler Floy Bode Stevens

Friendly Sewing Club Meets At Mrs. Chester Mosel Home

The Friendly Sewing Circle gathered Oct. 17 at Mrs. Chester Mosel's home. Six members answered roll call with two visitors present. Members voted to embroider tea towels and sugar sacks for a gift box and sent a pot plant to ill Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler. November host is Mrs. S. Casper. The hostess served punch cookies and sandwiches. all enjoyed an pleasant time.

Chester Mosel P. Staudt Fred Gammenthaler S. Casper A. C. Feller

Sixth Grade News Halloween Party Recap

The sixth grade room mothers hosted a Halloween party on Friday October 27. Bingo games entertained students with prizes awarded to Dorothy Mae Esquell Sendon Parker Eugene Bode Kermit Strackbein Alois Lange James Tarr and Doris Oehler. Cookies and Koolard were served to the class sponsors and four guests.

Dorothy Mae Esquell Sendon Parker Eugene Bode Kermit Strackbein Alois Lange James Tarr Doris Oehler

Accident Ends in Shot During Squirrel Hunt

Rubin Heinemann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heinemann, was accidentally shot on October 29 when a revolver was pulled during a joke while his brother aimed at him. He underwent surgery to remove the bullet and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Harold Adcock visited friends at Blanco and San Marcos.

Riy Io I. Ee Rubin Heinemann Lawrence Heinemann Rubin Harold Adcock Blanco San Marcos

Texas Herefords fetch top price at Hill Country sale

Seventy head of Herefords from seven counties brought $45,420 for an average of $649 at the Hill Country Hereford Association annual sale. Mason consignors led bulls’ top price at $2,100. crowd of 1,000 plus attended in Mason. It was labeled the best sale in the association’s history.

Mason Texas Hill Countryreford Association Menard McCulloch San Saba Kimble Mason, Llano Gillespi Dean W. L. Shangel Texas Technological College Lubbock J. S. LaCima J.D EB. W. Rothmann M. R. Pluennecke Straits Medina Hereford Ranch San Antonio Rupert Domino L. K. Guthrie John Scott & Sons B. B. Dun

Party Honoring Football Boys and Pep Squad

Senior classroom mothers Mrs Arthur Bierschwale and Mrs Milton Casper hosted a post game party in the gym Saturday night for the Bucksprings football players and pep squad along with the boys and girls and school faculty. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies and punch for about 80 attendees. Mr and Mrs Nelson Stubblefield of Sonora visited over the weekend with her father C E Belin and brother Mocris.

Arthur Bierschwale Milton Casper Bucksprings Nelson Stubblefield Sonora C., E. Belin Brother Mocris

Election Returns Program At Gillespie Fair Park Tuesday Night

Election returns for the general election will be posted in the Exhibition Hall at Gillespie Fair Park under the Fredericksburg High School Band and Lions Club sponsorship. First results after 7 pm, with updates from 23 county precincts, plus band concerts, supper by Band Boosters, bingo, raffles, and a huge Thanksgiving turkey raffle to support the bands. Parking provided, committees busy, and public invited for an evening of entertainment and civic reporting.

Gillespie Fair Park Fair Grounds Fredericksburg Lions Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harper Football Mother Mrs. W. A. Brown Antonette Parker Sul Ross College Alpine Mrs Walter Parker Harper ‘Bulldogs Bers Miss Parker Marvin Tobin Mrs. T. Tobin Friendly Sewing Club Mason Bull R. G. Jordan S. A. Express Bar Uvalde Henry Specht Eldorado CC. G. van Court San Angelo Carl Pflueger Eden Milton Jordan Mason Mischief 13Th Perry Priess Priess Lady Domino Welgehausen Frank E. Jordan & Sons M. R. Pluentecke J. W. Winkel. Liano Association
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