St Anthony’s Church Holds Sabbath Services and Fellowship Night
Rev A A Gitter outlines Sunday Sept 12 Mass at 10 Sermon God is All Knowing Benediction St Ann’s Society meeting and Sunday School opening Council of Men meets at Kerrville at 4 pm Night School of Religion to start in two weeks Everyone welcome Sunday Sept 12 Sunday school 10 am Con test closes with prize planned by Mrs Dean Hopf and Mrs Paul Jones All church Fellowship Night Sunday Sept 17 7 pm 11 pm with games singing Members invited to bring friends Morning and evening worship held first and third Sundays Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Society
Council of Men
Kerrville
Dean Hopf
Paul Jones
Fred Bierschwabe
Full Gospel Tabernacle Church Services and visiting notes
Friday night services at 8 30 and Sunday school at 10. Several visitors stop by including Miss Pearl Boatright of Austin and Mrs Edwin Sears of Houston. Ewald Lorenz returns from Maryland to care for his ill mother, tied to A A Metzger family. Local residents Mr and Mrs Sam Parker and others host relatives from Miles Mason and San Antonio. Subscribe to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Sears
Houston
Mrs
O. Ruskey
Ewald Lorenz
Maryland
Emil Lorenz
Ewald
A. A. Metzger
Harper
Esther Metzger
San Antonio
John Eathorne
Nancy
Jack
Vic McMitlen
Dallas
A. L. Eathorne
Marguerite Farrar
Nathan Adams
Farrar
Adams
H. L. Stevens
J. O. Stevens
Kerrville
Rev
R. A. Allen
W. A
C. A. Spencer
St James Lutheran Church Service and Luther League Notes
Walter C. Probst, pastor leads 8:00 p.m. Divine Worship with sermon on The noblest title Son Daughter of God. 8:45 p.m. Luther League meeting invites cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James Lutheran Church
Walter C. Probst
God
Luther League
First Baptist Church schedules Sunday services and changes night hours
J H Meredith, Pastor, invites all to Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. with Sunday School at 2 p.m. at 612 Sidney Baker St Kerrville. A second notice, Rev R A Allen announces change of night services from 9 p.m. to 2 30 p.m. with Sunday School at 10 15 a.m. and services at 11 15 a.m. and 2 30 p.m Lunch served after morning service. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Meredith
Sidney Baker St
Kerrville
First Baptist Church
R. A. Allen
Evolution of Church Bells Through the Ages
The article traces bell origins from Egyptian gongs to Jewish use via Moses, notes Roman triumphal chariots, and details church bells from 400 AD, attributed to Paulinus of Nola, with Sabinian's 604 blessing, and eleventh century tower bells. It mentions rustic Celtic monastery bells in Ireland and Scotland, often square and riveted bronze or iron, producing discordant tones.
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Osiris
Moses
Egypt
Paulinus
Nola
Campania
Italy
Sabinian
Europe
Ireland
Scotland
Bond drive sets precinct quotas for Fredericksburg rally
City War Finance Committee chairs 21 young volunteers handling stenography as 23 precincts oversubscribe by at least 2 percent to reach a county quota of 351,500 dollars. Quotas span Peter's Hall to Advance Motor with values from 1,275 to 45,835 dollars and include local sites such as Palace Theatre and Court House. Parents of M. A. Lang attend the meeting as a supportive note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Ernst Lochte
War Finance Committee
Stehling
Peter’s Hall
Honey Creek
Luckenbach
Cave Creek
Idoss Cseccscoversscvsens
Harper
Meusebach Creek
Crabapple
Willow City
Stonewall
Tivydale
Cherry Springs
Cherry Mountain
Knopp School
Pedernales
ABE Chee
Kiein Branch
OPA Sets Ceiling Prices in San Antonio Food District
The OPA announces price ceilings for all eating and drinking establishments in sixty San Antonio area counties effective Sept. 15. Clifton George Jr. says prices cannot exceed levels from April 4–10, 1943, with base and alternate methods for pricing nonlisted items. Menus must show that all stated prices are ceilings or below, and records must be kept for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
OPA
Worldwide Communion Sunday Observed by Churches Here and Abroad
Worldwide Communion Sunday will be observed October 3 in Protestant churches across America and many nations. The Federal Council urges unity amid war, noting fellowship strengthens believers through shared rites and global Christian bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council
Church of Christ
Jesus Our
Lord
Harper School Forms Editorial Staff For Weekly Highlights
Harper School plans to organize an editorial staff and officers to supervise the Harper Highlights weekly paper in the Harper Herald. First issue hoped for next week. Senior and junior class officers elected. Home Economics and F F A classes also set. Names include Evelyn Henig, Virgil Lennon, Billy Brown, Audrey Mae Brown, Minda Faye Mosel, Dorothy Whitewood, and others. Three room mothers elected. first meeting Friday September 17 in Home Ec room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Highlights
Harper Herald
Supt. Wm. Root
High Lights
Home Economics
Evelyn Henig
Virgil Lennon
Billy Brown
Audrey Mae Brown
Minda Faye Mosel
Dorothy Whitewood Student Council
Alfred Honig
Madge Whitewood
Jean Heffington
Mesdames Stevens
Whitworth
Whetstone
Minda Faye Moses
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Jones Dunn Homes
Gene Jones and Ar thur Bierschwale plus families visited Mrs. H M Jones Sunday evening. Belmore Roberts Lamar and Gene Parker enjoyed a barbecue at Haskel Dunn Tuesday night. Mrs Gillie Steitle of New Jersey visited Sam Parker family. her husband serves overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Jones
Junction
Arthur Bierschwale and Son
H. M. Jones
Mrs. Belmore Roberts
Little Gene Parker
Walter McDougal
Gillie Steitle
New Jersey
Sam Parker
Dangerous High Blood Pressure Discovery Promises Quick Relief
A Chicago resident touts Diamonex as a remedy for essential hypertension with headaches dizziness and sleep problems. The ad claims rapid results within weeks and offers a trial for $1.50, urging readers to send to Diamonex Company in Chicago for a supply under misleading directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Diamonex
North Mic
Illinois
The Corral Cattle News From West Texas Markets
El Paso County reports limited cattle feeding as large operators skip feedrout due to alfalfa market ceilings. Cotton yields projected at 12 bales per acre with 3,000 pickers needed, Maize prices hold near $2 to $2.50 per 100. Lamb, goat, and Hereford trade details fill ranch notes with many Texas ranchers and out-of-state buyers linked to San Angelo, Odessa, Amarillo, and Claude markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
W. S. Foster
Foster
McCulloch
Ft. Worth
N. M. Lacy
Millersview
Concho County
Ralph Pembrook
Big Lake
Texas
Calve
H. E. McCulloch
San Angelo
Hiram Phillips
Knickerbocker
W. E. Bennett
Amarillo
H. B. McGowan
Claude
Ralph Bennett
Plains
J. D. Sims
Skintook
Okla
Odessa
Rankin and Barnhart
Jess Elrod and Sons
West Texas
Colorado
Georgia
Florida
Tom Elrod
Jess Elrod
Joe Quanta
Weatherford
Hoggy Rudd
Rudd
San Antonio
Ward & Dabney
Nolan County
Sweetwater
Z. D. Herring
Ballinger
Dabney
Jack Boyd
Ward
Nolan
J. A. Lee
Clinton Ramsey
Bentley
Kan
Blue Stem
Wichita
Mike Barron
Alpine
Sol Weatherby
Fod Oglesby
Eldorado
Frank Kincaid
Uvalde
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper’s Churches
ST. Anthony's Church
A. A. Gitter
Full Gospel Tabernacle Church
E. D. Waddell
Miss .Pearl Boatright
Austin
Floyd Boatright
Raymond Oestreich
Vina Powell
Luther Gonn
Miles
Floyd Boatryiht
Mattie Rogers of
Mason
John Rogers
Herald
ALAC
Gene Tierney
Preston Foster
Thunder Birds
Peter Lorre - Bronte Tarde
Raoul Galen Ee
Joseph E. Davies
Uist
Inch
Catholic Information
St. Anthony's Discussion Club
M. A. Laneing
Iidey
Mr. and
Mra
Hi. A. Lang
W.w.reid
Red Cross
Rhodesia
Africa
Methodist Council of
Southern Rhodesia
Salisbury
Conference of the
Herbert Carter
E. L. Sells
Isaac Newton
Jesus
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Newton
Christ
Geneva
Switzerland
Central Bureau For Interchurch Acts
Warsaw
National Christian Council of China
China
Methodist Church of
Chungking
Neikiang
Honan
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Church
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Harper School News
Doris Whitworth
Johnny Walker
Camille Stevens
June Bode
Opal Lennon
Joyce Whetstone
Mary Frances Fletcher
Home Economics Club
Vera Cornelil
Ceesey Evelyn Honig
Minda Faye
F.F.A. Culb
Bully) Brown
Walter Winn Parker
Rebey Dean Goftoo
Charles D. Schmidt
THE
the Corral
Mamie Dell Stevens
J. M. Stevens
Carl Stevens
Danger Field
Frank Harris
E. D. Spencer
Edwin Dittmar
W. H. Stevens
Rachel Stiefel
Mary Virginia Stevens
L. A. Stevens
Mary Virginia
McGinley Ranch
Workmann
Cathleen
Lewis Stevens
W. O. Brown
Bill
Helen Doris
Emil Hopf
G. G. Mortimer
Bar S
John Allison
Ft. Stockton
Cass Bledsoe
Pecan Belt Nursery
C. W. Granville
Real Estate & Insurance
Harper, Texas
Robert Arhelger
Walter Parker, Jr
Harpee
E. R. Brown
Hawaver
Cpl
Marshall Brown
Allres
Hahn
Mgr
Walaa Reifert Hardware
Opposit
the Herald
Tex
Aria
Klein Branch
S. D. Spencer
Real
Medina Counties
C. W. Grasville
Wolkfmueller’s Bakery
Max Lange
Mins Maxine
Business
Louis Knopp
Helen
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