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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1960

Page

6

Missionary Work Steers Congo Education Push Under New Government

The Congo braces for post conflict change as 1200 American Protestant missionaries largely remain at posts. Leaders cite leadership growth among Congolese Christians and plan a cross denominational crash program to train Africans in mechanics, business, and political science at a proposed Congo Institute of Technology with support from Agricultural Aids Foundation. The World Methodist Council praises South Africa’s stance against apartheid and urges cooperative action.

Congo Kasai Theodore L. Tucker Africa Committee National Council of the Churches Rhodesia Newell S. Booth Methodist Church U.S.A Independent Republic of Congo Belgian Congo Methodist Board of Missions Interdenominational Agricultural Aids Foundation Southern California-Arizona Methodist Conference Africa

1960 ACCY Convention Set For September 25 At Incarnate Word

The San Antonio Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth will hold its annual convention on September 25 1960 at Incarnate Word College San Antonio Texas The theme Catholic Youth and Political Education guides workshops on physical social cultural and spiritual topics with leaders from St Marys University Our Lady of the Lake College and local officials About 400 attendees will participate with registration at 11 00 a m and a 1 50 admission including supper and sock hop The convention will end with a final session benediction and celebration of awards and dance chairs and officers are listed.

San Antonio Bill Crane St. Mary's University John Goode Alberta Pena Jr Kathleen Voigt John McMahon Our Lady of the Lake College ACCY Incarnate Word College CYO Oliver S. Heard Wayne Cox Virginia Jones Roy Guerra Bob Wilson Jim Burkholder Alfonso Alemon Jr Cathy Verebelyl Ty ‘Traugott

YWCA Names Eleven Scholarship Recipients for 1960 61

The National Board of the YWCA announces eleven professional staff members selected as scholarship winners for graduate study in the 1960 61 academic year. The program fuels advanced training for staff and supports young women pursuing graduate study related to YWCA service with funds from foundations corporations and donors.

National Board of the Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A YWCA Tong

Reverend Miss Gwenyth Hubble Appointed Secretary

The Rev Miss Gwenyth Hubble has been appointed secretary of the International Missionary Council with headquarters in New York starting January 1 1961. Hubble is a Baptist Union minister and has served as principal of Carey Hall Birmingham since 1845, training women for missionary service. She attended the Willingen meeting of the International Missionary Council.

Gwenyth Hubble International Missionary Council New York Miss Hubble Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland Carey Hall Birmingham England

Divivioe visitors stop at Oehler home Sunday

Mr and Mrs R W Rothmann and daughters and Mr and Mrs Charlie New visited Mr and Mrs Theo Oehler Sunday. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Herbie Oehler of here and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Oehler of Austin.

R. W. Rothmann Charlie New Divivioe Theo Oehler Oehler Herbie Oehler Here Kenneth Oehler Austin

Mr and Mrs Roy Murfey at Tom Whitworth Ranch

Mr and Mrs Roy Murfey of Port Arthur are spending the week at their hunting lodge on the Tom Whitworth ranch.

Roy Murfey Port Arthur Tom Whitworth Ranch

Daniel Arnold Visits Mother Sunday Afternoon

Daniel Arnold of Menard visited his mother Mrs. Mattie Arnold Sunday afternoon.

Daniel Arnold of Menard Mattie Arnod

Seek God for true security not this world’s

The piece argues that young workers seek promotions and benefits but warns that such worldly security is unhealthy. It urges trusting God for lasting security in heaven, noting Jesus did not promise earthly safety and advising focus on one’s divine mission and faithful service. Trovilt Feature Service, Washington 17, D.C.

Heaven God

State voters to decide four constitutional amendments

Sidelights by Vern Lance Austin Texas notes four proposed amendments on the November 8 ballot. Amendments cover hospital districts in Lamar Hidalgo and Comanche County, higher bond interest for Veterans Land Fund, Legislature pay and session limits, and a new anti loan shark framework with regulated interest. Highway work will slow November and December, with a rebound in spring. Short items list personnel changes and crop forecasts for Texas.

Austin Texas Lamar County Hidalgo County Commissioners Comanche County Veterans Land Fund Veterans Land Board Ufe New Hampshire New York Attorney General's Department State Highway Department DeWitt C. Greer Highway Department Kenneth I. Kimbro Robert S. Calvert Gus Farrar Moon) Mullins General Land Office Mullins The Land Office U.S. Department of Agriculture

Meat Consumption Is Studied at College Station

A USDA based review shows nearly one third of total farm cash receipts come from meat animals. Meat per capita use remains flat over 50 years while population growth drives total consumption higher. Regions differ: beef favored in the West, pork in the South, lamb/mutton dominant in the Northeast. Bergsma notes price swings greatly affect farm income and calls for competitive meat production to meet rising demand.

College Station Lloyd Bergsma Extension Livestock Marketing USDA Bergsma North Central Northeast South U. S West

Church Announcements Welcome Sunday Services and Youth Activities

Harper's Churches invite all to attend mass this Sunday at 7 30 and 9 o'clock with a church school for children and youth. Evening mass Wednesday at 8 p.m. Youth Society meeting and next Saturday first Saturday mass at 7 30 a.m. with 15 minute meditation. Walk in anytime.

School of Religion Youth Society

Catholic Youth Convention Set for San Antonio in September

The Council of Catholic Youth of the Archdiocese of San Antonio announces its annual convention to be held September 25 at Incarnate Word College. The event features a theme Catholic Youth and Political Education with workshops in Physical Social Cultural and Spiritual. Additional activities span September 24 27 28 and 29 including worship services church cleanings pastor studies choir practice and a congregational study and worship schedule. Rev E G C Lambert Mrs Marie Taylor Miss Scotty Lee Taylor Mr T J Oehler and other church leadership extend a cordial invitation to all to attend.

E. G C. Lambert Marie Taylor S.S Scotty Lee Taylor T. J. Oehler

Jauna Beth Langs Fourth Birthday Party Held at Home

Mrs. Paul Lang hosted a birthday party at home on September 14 from 4 to 6 p.m. for her daughter Jauna Beth Langs fourth birthday. About 13 children attended and received balloons as favors. Jauna Beth received many gifts. grandmother Mrs. George Wahl of Fredericksburg was present. Visiting Mrs. J. C. Cosper and others from California and San Antonio joined the family.

Paul Lang Jauna Beth George Wahl Fredericksburg

Visits By Ressmann Family And Friends

Visiting Mrs. Roy Ressmann Wednesday were her mother Mrs. Bertha Geistweidt and son Ruben with the family of Mason. On Thursday night visitors were Mr and Mrs Terry Friedley of Fredericksburg.

Roy Ressmann Bertha Geistweidt Ruben Mason Terry Friedley Fredericksburg

Missing envelope with state pension bills reported in Harper

A large white envelope containing several bills and the State Old-Age Pension notice disappeared in Harper last Thursday. Mrs. Carrie Calentine asks that the finder return it to the Post Office or Harper Bank.

Harper Harper Bank Carrie Calentine

High Quality Coin Op Dispenser Earners in Boise

Advertises refilling and collecting money from new type coin operated dispensers in the area. No selling. Requires a car references and 600 to 1900 dollars cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to 400 dollars monthly. For interview mail P. O. Box 1055 Boise Idaho include phone number. 9-23 pd.

P. O. Box Boise Idaho

Government Surplus Sales Offer Direct U S Depots

Government surplus sales invite buyers to purchase by mail from U S surplus depots. Items include cameras firearms vehicles hardware and office machines at fraction of original cost with pamphlet on shipping and procedures. Send $2.00 to information services box in Washington DC for the surplus catalog.

U. S Pilus Surplus Sales Information Services P. O Washington, D. C

Harier Pentecostal Church Weekly Schedule

Carlos B. Parker leads weekly services and study sessions. Midweek Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m Ladies prayer gathering Friday 4 p m Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m.

First Baptist Church Service Times Change

Reverend W. H. Totty presides at Sunday School 10 a m Worship 11 a m Evening 7 p m A cordial welcome to all to the First Baptist Church

Local residents return from visits in Fredericksburg and Odessa

Mrs George Wahl of Fredericksburg returned home Saturday after staying with daughter Mrs Paul Lang and family. She traveled with Mrs Paul Lang and children and Mrs Edwin Lang. Mr and Mrs Ben Thomas, visiting their son Forest and family and daughter Mrs R W Smith and family in Odessa, have returned to Harper. Mr and Mrs Joe Mack Scarborough and a friend visited Joe's parents Mr and Mrs Mack Scarborough on Saturday.

George Wahl Fredericksburg Paul Lang Edwin Lang Ben Thomas Forest R. W. Smith Odessa Harper Joe Mack Scarborough Joe Mrs Mack Scarborough

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