Evening Worship Service at 1003 Road
Community notice announces worship services with morning and evening gatherings. It invites all attendees and mentions a Wednesday meeting, welcoming everyone to join.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1969
Page
2
Community notice announces worship services with morning and evening gatherings. It invites all attendees and mentions a Wednesday meeting, welcoming everyone to join.
The parish announces First Friday Masses on Friday with 7 99 am and 7 3 am notes. A special Heaters Mass at 5 am this Sunday, and a second Mass at 9 39 am. No school of religion today. Veterans Day week includes an evening service. The church invites all to walk in or attend any service.
GAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH Harper Texas lists worship Sunday school and weekly activities. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Harper Texas shows Bible study Wednesday evenings and Sunday worship with evangelistic service Everybody Welcome. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Dr Witlerd Mester pastor notes worship Sunday and Sunday School with women’s circle meetings weekly. Visitors welcome at all services.
Bring your deer during hunting season for sausage and custom butchering. Alex Tatsch offers orders at 501 Pine Street, Fredericksburg Texas, with phone 97 4065.
Reuban Nixon of Doss explains origin stories for Creek names including Squaw Creek formerly Walnut Creek and Threadgill Creek. He recounts local settlers finding Indian graves near Walnut Creek and notes walnut timber value and potential for ranchers to plant walnut trees. He also mentions Stinkkatzen Creek and Salt Creek names and curious facts about skunks and wildlife behavior.
The Gillespie County bulletin urges hunting safety amid rising season pressure as more outsiders visit Main Street towns. It notes hunting brings in money for merchants and landowners while stressing responsible leasing and safe shooting to prevent accidents during deer season.
Legal guidance outlines that deer carcasses must bear kill date and place and remain tagged until final processing. Antler and tag requirements apply to buck and antlerless deer during transport and storage. A Mason County meeting on November 5 features Dr. Hartman on the Meat Inspection Law plus local notices and community updates follow.
Hunters visiting the Tate ranch include Messr and Mead with Alvie Blount of Houston Arch Ferguson of San Antonio and F M Mouser of Houston attending the hunt on schedule.
Mr and Mrs Raymond and their young son from San Antonio spent the weekend with Edwin and Patsy Klein and attended Patsy Fifer’s wedding at Comfort. advertising notes list Deer and Turkey Ranches 208 acres with hunting cabin and well. 206 acres with spring, highway frontage and 6 percent financing. near 900 acres live oak ranch with pecan bottom, springs and dam, multiple wells and rock homes. Prices and financing offered.
The Texas Motor Vehicle Inspection Program outlines a 12 month validity from the inspection date with a new wind shield placement and a month tab indicating expiry. Inspections done in October 1988 expire by the last day of October 1989 and motorists are urged to inspect early for smoother process and safety before winter.
The Trans-Pecos deer population remains nearly the same as 1968 estimates says Tom Hailey of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The 14,039,286 acre deer range spans Brewster Culberson El Paso Hudspeth Jeff Davis Pecos Reeves Presidio and Terrell Counties, with about 217000 deer this year versus 217700 in 1968. Hunters should expect similar harvest potential to last year. Frances Floyd of Fredericksburg visited Mrs. A C Wendel Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Stevens aged 80 with T Davis and Carl Mosty from Kerrville visited Fort Worth last week to attend the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star. Leona subscribes to the Herald at 9 dollars yearly locally.
Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood attended the ordination and installation at Ingram Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon at 4 pm. The service was conducted by the Alamo Presbytery with Mr Whitewood, an elder from Harper Presbyterian Church, taking part. A dinner followed at 6 o clock for visitors and members.
Dan A. Kennedy expresses gratitude for flowers cards and well wishes during a hospital stay. Thanks Dr Crane and hospital staff for their kindness and care.
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