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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
2
Harper churches issue Sunday service times and monthly activities. First Baptist lists 10 AM worship and 11 AM Sunday School. Catholic parish promotes Mass and religious education with evening services and Bible study. churches invite all to attend.
The Farmer Herald lists candidates for public offices including District Attorney for Kerr and Kerrville Dieth Judicial District Spencer Worsky Brown and for District Judge Fohald and Sutton of Junction Subject to the November 1976 General Election Also notices from churches and a sale ad for a mobile home plus wedding printing services and a dog for sale Domestic notices appear with local business and service promotions in this community page
The St Anthony's Catholic Church of Harper announces a benefit sausage dinner with all trimmings on October 3 at the Harper School Cafetorium. Parish members invite the community to attend and support. A quilt and 19 prize chances will be awarded with the quilt on display at Harper Drug Store and tickets sold there.
Congressman Jake Pickle touted a 13 million solar heating and cooling system at the Federal Youth Center near Bastrop. The plant, covering about 30,000 square feet of roof collectors, aims to make the facility a national model and train solar technicians.
The 14th Pioneer Ball of German Day in Texas occurs October 9 at the Marriott Motor Hotel Dallas featuring Town North Concert Band Polka Patriots Dallas Frohsian Singing Society German Air Force Soldiers Choir Metroplex High School Clubs directed by Bob Roundtree Klaus Driessen and a German buffet. The event precedes notes on a separate $11.3 million medium security prison planned for 500 first time offenders 18 to 21 opening January 1978 with a 150 staff and annual budget about $4.5 million serving the Houston to San Antonio to Dallas Fort Worth area and a solar energy display discusses utility relief and training uses for inmates plus a Civil Defense scout drill ending with a grim mock casualty note.
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