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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1954

Page

8

Longhorns Meet St. Mary's in Six-Man Championship Showdown

The Harper Longhorns clash with the St. Marys Indians for the Gillespie County six-man title and Chamber of Commerce trophy at Community Park Harper Friday night. Both teams seek strong form after mixed seasons with key players healthy and confident. Santa Claus parade listed for Nov 27 nearby.

Longhorns St. Mary's Harper Longhorns St. Mary’s Indians Harper Medina Pflugerville Lohn la Pryor Mullin Hutto Jarrell Buda St. Joseph's Abilene Kyle Comfort Center Point

Mayhem of Communism Exposed in Global Spy Plot

Henry J. Taylor warns that a vast communist conspiracy operates worldwide to steal military and atomic secrets. He cites French and Dutch links, FBI arrests, and a Kremlin pipeline, urging vigilance alongside reforms led by Allan Dulles and General Mark W. Clark.

Henry J. Taylor France Secret Service Mr. Taylor Taylor Joseph Sidney Peterson, Jr National Security FBI Peterson Europe Kremlin Petersen Soviet Union Netherlands Moscow America Allan Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Mark W. Clark Clark

Harper Lions Hear FFA Youths Report On Kansas City Trip

Harper Lions Club meets with FFA youths and their fathers to hear reports on the National FFA Convention trip in October. Youths describe stops, meetings, and programs in Kansas City, with highlights including the municipal auditorium event and cash awards for outstanding FFA members.

Harper Lions FFA Kansas City Harper Lions Club Bobbie Benner Lonnie Mayhugh Carlton Wendel Jerome Lange Cyrus Schmidt Earl Benner B. J. Mayhugh Victor Wendel Joe Lange Lee Schmidt Lions Club Robbie Benner Oklahoma Kansas Will Rodgers Truman Independence Missouri Pres. Eisenhower Dennison Texas University of Arkansas Municipal Auditorium United States Canada Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Wendel

Heavier deer at Harper area hunt season report

The Hopf Locker Plant stored 165 deer and 30 turkeys Friday morning, fewer than last year. Two large bucks weighed 138 and 125 pounds, each killed by out of town hunters. Local contest entries lag, while two Fort Hood soldiers were fined for trespassing after hunting without a permit.

Hopf J. O. Savage Austin Fred Whitewood Kimble Cunty Fredericksburg Reinhard Behrends Radio Post Blumenthal Werner Lindenberg Behrends Alex Schmidt Harper Area Frank Staudt Elbert Feller Fort Hood William Henry Donal O. Henson Herman Mund Mund Justice Court

Harper HDG Plans Christmas Party

The Youth Center monthly meeting planned a Christmas party at Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler's home on Friday December 10. Members bring a guest and a gift for exchange and a pie. Mrs. Belton Tatsch chairs the entertainment committee with Mrs. Harlan presenting a cereals and spoon bread demonstration. Hostesses were Mrs. J G Mezger and Mrs. Gordon Harper with cheese ritz, nut breads, tea and coffee served. Guests included Mrs. Richard Harlan and her son Larry of New Braunfels. Various games led by Mrs. Tatsch followed.

Fred Gammenthaler Belton Tatsch Harlan J.G. Mezger Gordon Harper Richard Harlan Larry New Braunfels Tatsch

Voss Home Demonstration Club Plans Christmas Party

The Voss Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. William Neffendorff’s home with 13 members present. President Mrs. Richard Kasper conducted the meeting. minutes were read by secretary Mrs. Edgar Geistweldt. A committee of three was formed to arrange the December 15 Christmas party. Bible quiz and game were led by Mrs. Otto Dittmar. food demonstrator Mrs. Bobby Kordaik presented a del spoua bread lesson and cereal buying tips.

Voss Home Demonstration Club William Neffendorff Richard Kasper Edgar Geistweldt Otto Dittmar Bobby Kordaik Relre

Oak Hills Study Club Pledges Support for School Savings Program

The Oak Hills Study Club of Harper pledges help to expand the US Treasury School Savings Program for 1954 55. The club will work with the County Savings Bonds Committee and local schools, backed by four national women's groups and state presidents urging pledges of service across Texas.

Oak Hills Study Club Harper US Treasury Department E. T. Wahrmund County Savings Bonds Committee American Legion Auxiliary Daughters of the American Revolution General Federation of Women’s Clubs National Congress of Parents & Teachers Texas Women's Savings Bonds Texas Jack Hopkins Galveston Lexas Gilbert Kaderli Oak Hills Fredericksburg US Savings Bonds Division Commerce Street Dallas

W. M. Harris Addresses Harper PTA Meeting

The Harper PTA met in the Study Hall with W M Harris discussing Future Farming after a visit by four former National Future Farmers conven tion attendees from the area. Donor totals cited amounted to about 2380 thousand dollars with names of donors largely lost. The meeting covered PTA finances including tennis court expenses and a sound system debt, plus a room voting contest won by 10th grade.

Harper Pta Fireman's Quartett Chester Itz W. M. Harris Kansas City Missouri Bobby Benner Jerome Lang Cyrus Schmidt Carlton Wendel Kraft Firestone FIA Haris FFA United States Porto Rico Hawaii Harris Elton Spencer Chaiman Floy Bode Raymond Spaeth P-Ta

County 4-H Awards Made At Banquet Saturday Nite

About 400 people attended the County 4-H Club Banquet at the Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall. Willow City was named outstanding club, Darlene Mrosek Harper won the Gold Star Club Girl award, and Reinhold Sagebiel Cherry Club earned the outstanding 4-H Boy honor.

Gillespie County Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall Willow City Club Radio Post Darlene Mrosek Harper Reinhold Sagebiel Cherry Club Fredericksburg Alfred (Shody) Crenwelge Cenwelgestood Market J. L. Woerner Clarence Cienwelge Cherry Springs Massimo Iritz Marialyce Smith Kathryn Smith Darlene Moosch Marilyn Juenke Leola Crenwelge Darlene Fritz Sandra Schaefer Carol Beth Kraus Clara Ann Crenwelge Carolyn Pfeiffer Julia Lois Barkier Rosie Lee Lindig Girls’ Records Darlene Mrecsek Jewel Welgehausen Virginia Faye Crenwelge Bernice Duderstadt Marilyn Sdatuenke Jeannette Ann Itz Charles Stone Annette Gold Douglas Bode Tommy Penick Stanley Crenwelge Richard Suffel K. T. R. Penick Jimmy A. Griffin John H. Holland August EB. Sage Biel Henry J. Burg Steve Oehler Jimmy Miller Freddie Miller Sylvia Ann Crenwelge Kenneth

Parker Family Visits Pastors in New Braunfels

Mr and Mrs Walter Parker Jr and their young son from New Braunfels spent a few days last week visiting their pastors Mr and Mrs Walter series wr.

Walter Parker, Jr New Braun Fela Walter Series

Gold Star Girl Honored in 4-H Banquet

Darlene Mrosctk of Harper named Gold Star Girl of Gillespie County 4-H Club. She received the Star Photo Award Radio Post trophy at the annual banquet Saturday night presented by Fred E. Dietel of The Radio Post.

Gillespie County Darlene Mrosctk Harper Star Nnal Radio Post Fred E. Dietel The

Santa Claus Day Parade Arrives in Fredericksburg

Old Saint Nick will appear in Fredericksburg for the first time November 27 as he rolls in with a parade and fanfare marking Santa Claus Day drawing near.

Santa Claus Saint Nick Fredericksburg

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