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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1941

Page

3

Red Cross Calls for Volunteers to Support National Defense

Dr. Lester Keyser of the Gillspice County Red Cross urges widespread volunteer enlistment as national defense expands. Volunteer work spans Production, Canteen, Motor Corp, Braille, Nurse Aide Corps, Home Service, and Gray Ladies to assist families of armed forces and aid hospitals. Roll Call runs November 11 to 30 to fund and energize these efforts.

Red Cros Lester Keyser Gillspice County Red Cross Keyser Home Service Aime National Defense Vtly B.atch Army Navy Drafn Defense Forces Office of Civilian Defense Crsis America

Mezger and Hatsch Wed in Marble Falls Church Ceremony

Miss Rickie Mezger daughter of Mrs. J G Mezger Marble Falls and Belton Hatsch of Harper wed Sunday at 3 30 p m in First Methodist Church Kerrville Lutheran Pastor W C Probst officiated a candlelight double ring service. Floral arrangements and choral solos accompanied the ceremony with Miss Julia Odiorne New Braunfels Lumita Giezecke and others performing. The bride wore soldier blue with British tan accessories and carried a praye r book. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Art Schroter and maid of honor Miss Richter. The bride’s mother wore blue crepe and a corsage finished the scene.

Rickie Mezger J. G. Mezger Marble Falls Belton Hatsch Harper First Methodist W. C. Probst Kerrville Julia Odiorne New Braurfels Lumita Giezecke Miss Odiorne Ava Maria Lunita Giesecke Traumerer Julia Odiorme New Braunfels Buddy Michel Lester Marschall Fredericksburg Henry Mezger Art. Schroeter RA. P

Fashionable fall line jacket and skirts featured

The new soft shoulder line is extremely becoming. The skirt pairs with blouses and sweaters and the jacket with plain sport frocks. The pictured outfit worn by Aftsa Lang in Oxford grey with fireweed red plaid also appears in sepia brown with trophy gold plaid. A style to wear all fall and through winter.

Aftsa Lang

Farm Bureau Leader to Speak at Gillespie County Meeting

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Federation will host E R Alexander general manager of the Texas Farm Bureau in Waco at Fredericksburg district court room. The 7 30 p m gathering on Wednesday November 12 invites all farmers and stockmen to hear discussions on current economic agricultural problems and milk production economics.

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Federation Fredericksburg E. R. Alexander Texas Farm Bureau Federation of Waco Tockman Eugen. Koennecke Cal Alexander

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