Torse Short Course Highlighted By Texas A and M
Kimble County Agent notes the seventh annual Torse Short Course in Texas A M held November 11 29 with lectures on equine nutrition genetics and health. Demonstrations cover horsemanship cutting horses and polo equipment plus activities of breed associations. The event includes visits to Texas A M facilities and discussions on hauling horses recreation and marketing.
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Texas A&m Niterty
Texas A&m
Moo
Ramada Inn
College Station
Texas Anm
ASC Voter Guidance For County Committee Elections
Voters urged to contact the ASCS county office if no ballot is received. Three candidates will be elected from seven nominees with the top vote getter serving a three year term and second and third place winners serving one year as alternates. Frank Wootan and Aubrey Rothmann remain as other regular members not up for election. committee oversees wool and mohair programs and meets monthly.
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ASCS
Frank Wootan
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4-H Project Planning in Kimble County
The Herald promotes agricultural careers and education. It urges Kimble County 4-H members to choose projects for the year and notes upcoming Panther Club, Junior Club, and Senior Club meetings. County agents offer project selection information.
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Two Harper High School Alumni Earn Advanced Degrees
Daniel Fritz receives his Doctor of Medicine from Texas A&M University during the August 4 commencement and plans two years in the army after serving as captain in San Antonio. Carlton Wendel earns a Doctor of Philosophy from Texas Technological College in Lubbock on August 26 and will teach chemistry at Texas Woman’s University in Denton with his wife Jeannine and daughter Melissa.
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Robert Fritz
Texas A&m University
Curtis Mekhardt
Fredericksburg
Harper I Hgh School
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Carlton Wendel
Victor Wendel
Texas Technological College Iia
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Lubbock
Melissa
Denton
Carlton
Texas Women's
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Get Acquainted Gift Tea Honors Mrs Phillips
Mrs Jack Phillips was feted with a get acquainted gift tea Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Hall from 3 to p.m. Hostesses were Mesdames Ellen Spencer and others. The honoree received many gifts and was joined by her husband at their Kerrville home.
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Jack Phillips
Methodist Hall
Ellen Spencer
Raym. Spaeth
Douglas Duderstadt
Robert Dittmar
J. R. Peril
Walter Parker
Dennis Parker
Clint Brown
G. (. Stevens
Levi Kensing
Fred Duderstadt
Harold Scarborough
Phillips
Eddie Kensing
Nancy Phillips
Linda Kensing
Mary Ann Kensing
Phillps
Sharon Scarborough
Kerrville
Harper Locals Report Weekend Social Roundup
Harper residents hosted and visited kin across multiple towns including Randolph Field San Antonio Fredericksburg Kerrville and London. The notice lists families visiting relatives attending weddings and college plans for local youth with numerous trips and gatherings over the weekend.
White-winged Dove Hunt Yields Large First-Day Totals
Edinburg reports 295 780 white-winged doves and 60 741 mourning doves killed in the first two days of the four day season. Bill Brownlee of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department notes a promising weekend if weather holds. Counts show Hidalgo county bore the brunt with several areas dampened by heavy rains.
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Rio Grande Valley
Bill Brownlee
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Mexico
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Church Announcements Extend Cordial Welcome
Harvester churches invite everyone to attend services this week. Sunday September 17 includes Sunday School at 9 30 and Worship at 10 30. Thursday September 21 at 2 00 p m features St James Lutheran Church Women Bible Study.
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First Baptist Church Announces Weekly Schedule
Rev Charles Price leads services at First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m. Brotherhood meets first and third Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
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Charles Price
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St Anthony's Church Letter Reminds to Keep Holy Sabbath
A notice from St Anthony's Catholic Church under Pastor A A Gitter urges parishioners to observe Sabbath holiness with a dated, formal biblical reminder.
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ST. Anthony’s Catholic Church
A. A. Gitter
Methodist Church Service Notes and Convention Invite
Dr. Horace M. King, pastor, conducts 8 45 a m congregational worship. Sunday services at 7 30 and 9 00 o clock. School of Religion for children and high school youth. Annual CY QO convention in San Antonio. Official Board meets first Tuesday each month at 7 p m. You are always welcome in a Catholic church to attend any service.
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Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Lydia Bierschwale
A Sunday barbecue dinner honored Mrs Lydia Bierschwale on her birthday hosted by Mr and Mrs A B Barker. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tommy Skipper and family Mr and Mrs CH Bierschwale and family Mr and Mrs Joe Mack Scarborough Mrs Mack Scarborough Mr and Mrs John ne Bierschwale and family and Mr and Mrs Richard Biersch wale.
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A. B. Barker
Bierschwale
Tommy Skipper
CH. Bierschwale
Joe Mack Scarborough
Mack Scarborough
Johnne Bierschwale
Richard Bierschwale
Early Learning Center Planned at Incarnate Word College
Dr Thomas Kelley announces an Early Learning Center as part of the Katherine A. Ryan Center for Mentally Retarded Children. The center opens September 18 with preschool classes for ages four to six, Monday Wednesday Friday mornings. Contacts include Incarnate Word College and Dr Kelley’s home.
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Thomas Kelley
Incarnate Word College
Katherine A. Ryan
San Antonio
Hunt activity and licenses show sharp year to year shifts
Brownlee noted hunting participation dipped from the first weekend last year with 21 666 hunter days recent and 32 751 for the three day hunt previously. Mrs Gladys Van Landringham cited a 250 percent drop in hunting license receipts mainly due to more hunters from Louisiana. Whitewing counts reached 737 000 just before the opener and early forecasts expected 600 000 to 700 000 buds for the season.
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Brownlee
Gladys van Landringham
Edinburg
Louisiana
Presbyterian church service schedule and leadership
C Ingram Presbyterian invites all to attend services at 9 a.m. on Sunday and Sunday School at 10 a.m. C. Harper United Presbyterian Church lists Rev. David J. Gallaher as pastor and Wayne Rogers as Sunday School Superintendent with services at 11 a.m. and a Women's Association meeting the third Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Harper United Presbyterian Church
David J. Gallaher
Wayne Rogers
American Legion Hosts Barbecue for Veterans Families
The Sageser Hass Post 650 American Legion held a barbecue at Harper Community Park on Saturday with about 150 attendees. A sausage supper with trimmings was served at 7 p.m. Special guest Henry H. Hill, 21st District Commander from San Angelo, attended along with Kurt Kuhlmann and Leo Blanchard of Fredericksburg.
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American Legion
Harper Community Park
Distret
Henry H. Hill
San Angelo
Kurt Kuhlmann
Leo Blanchard
Fredericksburg
Card of Thanks for E. C. Hepl
The family thanks all who offered help and comfort at the passing of E. C. Hepl and asks God to bless each helper.
Schmidt Family Visit to California and Midland
Mr and Mrs Lee Schmidt visited their son Cyrus Schmidt and family in California. They were joined by Cyrus Schmidt and family of Midland. Mrs Schmidt spent time with her granddaughter Mrs Ralphel Lespie in Midland. The Schmidts returned home Sunday night with granddaughter Debra Gellespie and Mrs Wendel.
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Uvalde
Jeff Elam
Elam
San Antonio
Virgil Henderson
Bea Henderson
Lee Schmidt
California
Cyrus
Cyrus Schmidt
Midland
National Outlook Conference on Rural Youth Scheduled
The first National Outlook Conference on Rural Youth will run October 23 to 26 in Washington DC. Sponsored by the President's Council on Youth Opportunity and five federal agencies, it aims to spur state and local action to improve opportunities for rural youth under the theme New Prospects for Rural Youth.
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President’s Council On Youth Opportunity
Washington D. C
Sunday Evening Evangelistic Service Invites Public
The notice invites the public to attend an evangelistic service at 8:00 p.m. on Sundays, encouraging broad attendance and participation in the event.
Refilling Coin Dispenser Route Seeks Applicants
Refilling and collecting money from new type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car references, 600 to 2900 dollars cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. For personal interview write PO BOX 10573 Dallas Texas 75207. Include phone number.9-15
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Dallas
Texas
$3.00 Per Year Accelerated in Washington
A newspaper brief notes a rate increase of 3 dollars per year in Washington. It mentions the change being applied to annual charges and outlines the new pricing effective soon.
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Washington
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