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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1949

Page

3

England Socialist Experiment in Power and Scarcity

In this extended piece, Churchill and fellow British leaders are depicted evaluating and opposing socialist policies. The author cites food shortages, port bottlenecks, and the “Floating Stores Plan” as failures of central planning, while nationalized buses worsen queues and driver shortages.

Churchill Great Britain America Socialist Food Ministry Britain Meat Importers National Association England Ministry of Shipping London Buses London

District League Six Man Football Results and Upcoming Games

Last week Comfort defeated Rocksprings 42 to 13 while Center Point beat St Marys 38 to 6 and Harper topped Medina 31 to 19. This week Center Point visits Comfort Friday at 3 PM Blanco plays Harper Friday night and Rocksprings travels to Medina Saturday night. The piece also profiles Rev Arthur L Spellmann newly installed Harper Presbyterian Church pastor, his Texas origins, wartime service, education, and the church’s new manse under construction.

Comfort Rocksprings Center Point St. Mary’s Harper Medina Blanco Arthur L. Spellmann Harper Presbyterian Church Smiley Texas Trinity University Waxahachie San Antonio Spellmann Pacific San Francisco Theological Seminary Santa Venetia Bryte Mt. Seden California Frank Henry Spellmann American Tract Society Spellman John Whitewood

Get Acquainted Week at Hartex Theatre in Harper

The Hartex Theatre announces a Get Acquainted Week from October 14 to 21 with the lowest prices in Texas. Admission 25c for all age 12 and up, 9c for ages five to eleven, and free for under five when with an adult. Early show at 6 pm allows attendance at the Bobcat Blanco game. late show follows. Manager Dills hints at continuing the low-price policy if patronage warrants.

Hartex Theatre Harper Trade Texas Dills

Prize Winner Quarterhorse Above Is Paul uart Show Winner

Paul uart won the prize at the Southwest Texas Quarterhorse Show held Thursday October 7 at Mar. The 7 year old gelding, bred on the O'Conner ranch in South Texas, earned the beautiful trophy. The horse has a Quarterhorse stud that took reserve championship at Gillespie Fair in August, second at Llano and Bandera shows, and second at Boerne Fair this year.

Paul Uart Thureday Pra Mar Juart O'Conner Ranch Texas Paul Marquart Llano

Week To Mark PTA Membership Week In Texas

Gov. Shivers designates Oct 17 22 1949 as Parent Teacher Membership Week in Texas to honor the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers and its four decades of child welfare service. Text notes 324383 members and 31301 gain last year with a call for home school cooperation. Visitors Mr and Mrs Marshall Brown Miss Peggy Gould and C Brown visited Mr and Mrs Ted Kiser Sunday night.

Austin Shivers Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Texas Congress Texas Congress of Parent and Teachers Texas Marshall Brown Peggy Gould C., Brown Ted Kiser

Mrs Charlies Gammenthaler Hosts Barbecue for 28th Anniversary

Mrs Charlies Gammenthaler entertained with a barbecue supper at her home Sunday honoring her husband of his 28th anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clayton Feller, Mr and Mrs Elbert Feller and little sageer, Mr and Mrs Earl Walker and children, Mr and Mrs Creighton Stevens and sons.

Charlies Gammenthaler Clayton Feller Elbert Feller Little Sageer Earl Walker Creighton Stevens

Hill Country Study Club Met Saturday

The Hill Country Study Club met at Mrs. Belton Tatsch’s home last Saturday at 2 p.m. with two new members and honorary member Mrs. David Schmidt present. The program covered yard and flower arrangement with talks on landscaping current events and flowers for the yard and living room. A coal flower demonstration was given and members filled vacancies in committees. Next meeting plans include an all day art program and shrub planting with guest speaker H Welge Lewis.

Hill Country Study Club Belton Tatsch Roland Johnson Dean Hopf David Schmidt Peggye Gould World Federation R. O. Dittmar Glen Hopf R. E. Peril Kimble County Federation Junction Martha Washington Carl Whitworth Vo. C. Whitworth H. Welge Lewis Fredericksburg

Bastrop Agent Stone Resigns for Gillespie County Post

Charles A. Stone Bastrop County Agent since 1946 resigns to take over Gillespie County’s county agent office around December 1. He led 4‑H clubs increasing from one to fourteen with 200 plus members and helped establish Bastrop County Agriculture School and Youth Foundation. Stone introduced soil conservation, lime soil treatment, and maintained sub-offices in Elgin and Smithville. He is a Texas A&M graduate and Air Corps veteran with a young son.

Austin American Bastrop Charles A. Stone Bastrop Co Commissioners’ Court Gillespie County Stone Texas Houston Bastrop County Agriculture School Bastrop County Youth Foundation Bastrop County Elgin Smithville Air Corps Texas A. & M. College Gillespie County Commissioners Henry Grote Richard Miller Uvaide Mr. Stone Galespie

PTA to sponsor supper and home talent play Nov 5

The Harper PTA will sponsor a chicken supper and a home talent Hallowe'en mystery play at the Harper school building and auditorium on Saturday night November 5. Mrs. Douglas Duderstadt, PTA president, announced committees including Mrs. Hans Wachhals as Ways & Means chair. More details will be published in the Herald as the program develops.

PTA Harper Parent Teachers’ Association Hallowe’en Harper Douglas Duderstadt Hans Wachhals Ways & Means Pub PTA Hallowe’en

Ranchers Invited To Attend Grass Meeting Here Tuesday Night

Ranchers and farmers of this area are invited to meet Worth Howe, Harper vocational agriculture teacher, at the Ag Building on Tuesday night October 18 at 7 30 p m. Howe will discuss and identify the different grasses found in this section of the state. All persons interested in grass study are urged to attend.

Worth Howe Harper Vocational Ag. Bldg Howe

Harper Community Park Membership Drive Aims to Pay Debts

Harper Community Park directors plan a membership drive and fund solicitation to liquidate a 2000 debt incurred for bleachers and a lighted field. A committee led by Victor Wendel will canvass the Harper area for donations of 5 dollars or more to support park improvements for the benefit of all residents.

Harper Community Park Victor Wendel Edwin Dittmar Albert Maner Gilbert Anderegg Rollin Peril Paul DeLorey Clayton Feller J. Phillip Rogers Arthur Bierschwale Aubrey Harper Wendel Harper Harper Community Park Way Harpe Harper Community Park, Inc Tose

Harper Bobcats Defeat Medina 31-19 In Weekend Clash

Harper Bobcats beat Medina High 31-19 Saturday at Medina. Rogers scored three Harper touchdowns on about 25 yard passes, while Gilbert Strackbein and Carl Neal added another score each. Medina led early with a long pass, added two late scores, and Junior Baumann was sidelined with a back injury. Outstanding Harper players were Rogers, Bierschwale, Neal, Mrosek, and Strackbein.

Harper Bobcats Medina Rogers Harper Gilbert Strackbein Carl Neal Strackbein Neal Blanco High School Junior Baumann Bobra Pat Rogers Clark Bierschwale Tony Mrosek

Here Comes Uncle Sam in National Letter Writing Week

A reminiscence by Datus Lacey celebrates post office workers during National Letter Writing Week. The author recalls childhood sightings of the town letter carrier, noting his unassuming appearance but strong community impact as “Uncle Sam” who delivered letters and kept neighbors connected.

J. M. Donaldson Washington, D. C Warren Datus. L. Lacey Sam Carrie Wisconsin Chester Chester Gump Uncle Sam Postal Infantry Uncle Bam

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