21 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1969
Page
1
Rev. Charles Price leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Worship at 11:00 a m The evening service is listed as 1 am mm The church hosts a neighborhood meeting on the first and third Wednesdays at 7:30 p m All are welcome to attend
Rev A A Gitter presides with Masses at 8 and 9 30 a m Sunday November 23. School of Religion for youth. Wednesday mass at 7 30 p m. Thanksgiving service suggested. Thursday Thanksgiving Day mass at 8 a m. Sunday School 9 38 a m Worship 10 30 a m. Luther League second Sunday Women meeting third Sunday. Walk in anytime attend any service.
Rev. Caries B. Parker leads services at First Pentecostal Church Harper Texas Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday school 11 00 a m worship 7 30 p m evangelistic service Visitors welcome Morning worship Sunday 8 A visitors are welcome in all services Williem Parrish pastor
The fragment shows an ad style line with a phone number and address in Fredericksburg Texas and a sausage order phrase. No coherent news event or person action is evident.
A reader promotion advertises a yearly and multi year subscription deal for The Herald at three dollars per year or seven dollars and fifty cents for three years. The notice emphasizes value and duration to attract subscribers.
The House passed a bill to create a national historic site for Lyndon B. Johnson's birthplace and boyhood home. The two Johnson City, Texas properties would be donated to the government with possible inclusion of the LBJ Ranch later. $180,000 is authorized for rehabilitation and visitor facilities, with annual operation costs around $120,000.
Suzanne and Rebecca Duderstadt of Austin spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Oren Parker. Their parents Mr and Mrs Worth Duderstadt, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Milton Crenwelge of Fredericksburg, visited friends in Del Rio over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Strackbein and their son of Seguin visited Mr and Mrs Edwin Strackbein last Thursday amid family ties and local greetings.
Gillespie County reports celebrate long term grazing benefits from tall dropseed fields eight years after planting. Ranchers Ellebracht Kneese Schwethelm and Dickson discuss conservation plans including old-field planting, rest periods for high producing grasses, dozing of post oak and blackjack, and fall preparation for Kleingrass and Emerle livegrass. Commander Borman quotes urge conservation of the earth as a grand oasis.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after our loved one’s death. Grateful to Rev. Horace King Rev. Wm Parrish Masonic Lodge pallbearers and all who sent flowers cards memorials and sympathy.
Deer totals reach 28 by Sunday with 29 does and 13 turkeys reported in two cold storage plants though exact kill counts remain unclear. Mrs. Edwin Petsch of Fredericksburg limits out in about 15 minutes on opening day, then takes a second buck. A notable 13 pointer led on antlers, and dogs aided recovery of a wounded deer while Becker and Nelson locate a missing dog and dressed deer for camp.
County agents urge forage testing to assess hay feeding value amid poor previous season weather. A&M runs a lab offering crude protein to complete analyses with feeding recommendations. Bulletin L-634 on field dressing deer is available free from Gillespie County Courthouse office.
Dr Glasgow noted rising demand for edible seafood with canned tuna up 73 percent and shrimp production in Texas averaging over 88 million pounds annually. Texas leads shrimp output and fishermen received $70 million in 1967, while the U S imports about half its edible fishery products.
The Herald advertises a three year subscription for 7.5 and free venison cooking guide B-987. Local items report Doss Volunteer Fire Department buying a used GM-4 pickup, nominating committee members, a fire safety film, and community visits. Weather notes, hunting safety, and a reminiscence on San Jacinto veterans conclude.
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