Pirates Represent District 12 B in Pflugerville Tilt
The Center Point Pirates were selected by the district committee in Kerrville on Tuesday to represent District 12 B for the bi district title game against Pflugerville. The match is set for Antler Stadium in Kerrville Saturday night at 8 p m. The team lineup is shown in the photo with players standing left to right.
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Center Point Pirates
Kerrville
Pflugerville
Antler Stadium
Pirates
Center Point Pirates shine with key players amid season wins
Center Point’s basketball squad credits Arthur Bergman Johne Green Bobby McCoy J A Whitehead Warren Wright Harry Kaiser and Jim Hanks for most wins. The roster shows George and Douglas Smith among others while one game was forfeited due to ineligibility of a player.
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Ing
Arthur Bergman
Johne Green
Bobby McCoy
J. A. Whitehead
Warren Wright
Harry Kaiser
Jim Hanks
Gerald Witt
Billy DeVore
Richard Kaiser
Neal Coldwell
Ely Payne
George Smith
Douglas Smith
Fleet
Smith
Loughhorns Fall Short In Season Finale By One Point
The Loughhorns drop the final game of the season to the Comfort Bobcats by a single point. An announcer, Mr. Taylor, cites Eisenhower's Korea pledge and questions wartime goals, costs, and casualties, highlighting public concern over the war's outcome and personal losses.
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Loughhorns
Comfort Bobcats
Rocksprings Man Killed by Horse Near Post
Darrell Sullins 20, formerly of Edwards County, died after being thrown from a horse on the Jack Brown ranch near Post around 8 p m Wednesday. The accident occurred while he awaited a call from the armed forces. Funeral services are set for 4 45 p m Friday at Calf Creek between Brady and Menard. Sullins was an outstanding Rocksprings High School student and had represented the local American Legion Post at Boys State in Austin in 1951.
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Rocksprings
Darrell Sullins
Edwards County
Jack Brown
Sullins
Armed Forces
Crystal City Youth Killed While Hunting
A 17 year old Crystal City youth, Eddie English, died at a Crystal City hospital from gunshot wounds received while hunting on a ranch near Crystal City. He was the son of Mr and Mrs W D English of Crystal City. This fatality marked the 1952 deer and turkey season's first.
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Crystal City
Eddie English
Young English
W. D. English
One Hunting Accident In County During Deer and Turkey Shoot
A hunting accident injured Reuben Crenwelge of Crenwelge Motor Sales while hunting on his Willow City ranch. He discharged a gun that struck his right foot, losing a middle toe. He received hospital treatment and is recovering well.
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Reuben Crenwelge
Crenwelge Motor Sales
Willow City
Crenwelge
Brady families visit kin and attend football game
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Green of Brady spent the weekend with their daughters Mrs. George A. Gibson and family and Mrs. Shorty Hogan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Neal B. Fox of Shiner visited friends at Harper Saturday and attended the Comfort Harper football game.
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Freeman Green
Brady
George A. Gibson
Shorty Hogan
Neal B. Fox of
Shiner
Harper
Comfort-Harper
Allen Fowler
Charles Allen
San Antonio
Walter Feller
Nebraska
Alfred Feller
Tom Carter
Near Junction
Comfort
Nila Mae Maner
Elomeé Ec
Albert Maner
Dallas Hunter Reels In Second Buck From Camp Site
Ed Butters recalls a deer hunting tale from Dallas with a surprising second buck shot after a nap at camp. The group, including Mike Woods, G D Colthorp, J B Fortune, Bill Dorety, and others, hunted Walter F. Bierschwale’s Mason County ranch and added twelve bucks plus a Bierschwale doe.
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Butters
Dallas
Mike Woods
G. D. Colthorp
J. B. Fortune
Ft. Worth
Bill Dorety
Elgin
J. B. Marconi
Gil Mann
Louisiana
Walter F. Bierschwale
Mason County
Mr. Bierschwale
Mike Keyser Bierschwale
We Can Take Heart and Move to Help Our Land
A hopeful call urges action beyond apathy. The quote stresses that the nation can pull through with effort, not fate, and invites readers to continue on Page 2 for more on the topic.
Comfort Bobcats Edge Harper In Tight District Showdown
Comfort Bobcats defeated Harper 37 to 36 in a bruising game ending with Buddy Friedrich carried from the field. The result created a five way district tie and sent Center Point to bidistrict after Medina upset Center Point 38 to 31. Harper season ends after a resilient campaign as Pflugerville, seen as a top six man team, loomed earlier in the schedule.
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Kerrville-Times
Kaiser
Center Point
Medina
Harper, Comfort
Rocksprings
Harper
Comfort Bobcats
Buddy Friedrich
Longhorns
Bobcats
Comfort
Pflugerville
Medina Bobcats
Center Point Pirates
Harper Longhorns
Pflugerville Panthers
W. O. Rafield Jr
T. Mayfield
Bobcats clash in weekend grid action with Center Point upset
In Friday’s Center Point win over Medina the Bobcats led 31-20 after a strong third, then Medina rallied to trim the margin. K Greebon scored thrice for Center Point with Reid and Zumwalt adding touchdowns as Center Point suffered a forfeit loss earlier this year. Saturday at Harper, Comfort and Harper traded leads in a frantic 37-36 finish, with key plays by Biermann, Lange and Friedrich and a costly injury as the game ended with Comfort holding on downs.
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K. Greebon
Pirates
Bobcat
Greebon
Reid
Zumwalt
Center Point
Medina
Harper
Comfort
Biermann
Longhorns
Kelton Lange
Buddy Friedrich
Dietert
Hal Ray Bierschwale
Bobcats
Buddy
Friedrich
M. Knapp
G. R. Ling
C. Biermann
L. Dietert
Alvin Lange
Home Demonstration Club Met Thursday In Legion Hall
The Harper Home Demonstration Club met Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Legion Hall with Mrs Belton Tatsch Mrs S S Stewart Mrs Chester Moses and Mrs Victor Harper hosting Miss Lucille Conrads County Home Demonstration Agent demonstrated cooking vegetables and making apple sauce with an electric blender and drink mixer The business meeting covered cemetery work with about 50 paid for recent work and good condition Victor Harper overhauled the power mower free of charge A report on the last council meeting was given Next meeting will be a Christmas party with gifts not to exceed 50c All members invited They sang America the Beautiful and enjoyed a vegetable contest Supper of sandwiches cookies hot punch and peanuts followed for sixteen ladies
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Harper ;Home Demonstration Club
Legion Hall
Belton Tatsch
S. S. Stewart
Chester Moses
Victor Harper
Lucille Conrads
M. E. Fletcher
R. E. Peril
Theresa Rischner Shower Honors Bride Elect
Miss Theresa Rischner received a surprise miscellaneous shower Sunday at Klein's Hall. Hostesses included Mesdames Hartmann Klein Maurer Zenner and Rischner. the couple will wed November 22 at St Anthony's Harper. Guests numbered thirty two with Frances Rischner in charge.
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Theresa Rischner
Maxie Hartmann
Klein's Hall
Anthony Hartmann
Raymond Klein
Robert Maurer
Lawrence Zenner
Eric Hartmann
Felix Rischner
Rischner
Mr. Hartmann
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Harper
Frances Rischner
Frank Rischner
Arthur Tatsch
Fly. Maurer
Felix Kunz
Homemaking II Class Models Clothes at Harper School
Ninth grade girls modeled garments they had made before Homemaking I class Miss Rowell and Mr. Rogers. The displays included white blouses colorful print dresses polka dot pajamas and skirts with good style fit and workmanship for beginners. Harper School News reports. Lunchroom Menu lists weekly meals with varied meat vegetables desserts and dairy.
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Rowell
Mr. Rogers
Helen Lange
Joselyn Esquell
Harper School News
Field goal and conversions decide tense game margin
The contest featured a field goal, the winning margin, and four extra conversion points, with Harper contributing six conversions.
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Harper
Center Point to Meet Pflugerville for Bi District Title
Center Point Pirates chosen by the district committee to represent 12B will face Pflugerville Panthers for the bi district championship at Kerrville Antler Stadium on Saturday night November 29 at 8 p m. The decision follows a five team tie and protest considerations, with Kerrville selected as the site after a meeting Tuesday.
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Center Point
Pflugerville
Kerrville
Center Point Pirates
Pflugerville Panthers
Antler Stadium
Panthers
Harper
Medina
Comfort
Rock Springs
Rocksprings
Pirates
Central Texas Electric Coop Extends Lines to Add 300 Customers
Hugo Weinheimer president of Central Texas Electric Coop announced a $345000 loan from Rural Electrification Administration in Washington to extend service to about 170 miles of line and connect roughly 300 new customers. The funds will also rebuild existing transmission lines to meet current demand.
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Central Texas Electric Coop
Hugo Weinheimer
Washington, D. C
Ralph Swanson
Oak Hills Study Club Met Wednesday Night
The Oak Hills Study Club met Wednesday night at Harper School for the year 13 Human Relations study. Rev A A Gitter spoke on Prejudice focusing on racial bias. message deeply appreciated. Mrs Gus Mahier led the social hour and tea service with deep pink chrysanthemums at the lace table. Mesd Rachel Mains and Mattie Arnold were hostesses.
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Harper School
A.A. Gitter
Gus. Mahier
Mesd
Rachel Mains
Mattie Arnold
Delta Kappa Gamma Meets in Kerrville Saturday
The Beta Zeta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, an organization for women teachers, met Saturday at Kerrville. Business occurred at the Tivy Library with a luncheon in the Davidson Tea Room. Members heard readings and music from Mrs Prayter and Miss Reed. Paul Sulsel and Lewis Stow attended.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Kerrville
Tivy Library
Davidson Fea
Davis Vigness
Schrwner
Inet
Prayter Eeville
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Harper Locker
Buck
Hopf
Keat
Dean Hopf Place
Hopf Ranch
S. M. Lehmberg
Taylor
Texas
J. R. Peril Ranch
Charles Friedrich
Chester Tatsch
Johnny McDougall
Chas
Barrett
Milton Kleb
Spring
Fredericksburg
Eisenhower
Korea
America
United States
Armed Services
Columbus
Ohio
Dallas Hunter
Herald
Dug Carter
Arthur Bergmann
Bergmann
Robt. Hendrickson
Gare
Austin
Johnson Citty
Watkins
Supt. Hendrickson
Johnson City
Richard Harlan
New Braunfels
Tommy Harlan
G. D. Lennon
Medina Bobcatr
B. Dean
D. Dean
Looney
K. Kevana
I. West Deon
Oak Hills
Reed
Paul Sulsel
W. ¥Ms
Lewis A. Stow
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