A. M. Harper, Bridge Party and Christmas Celebrations

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A. M. Harper, Bridge Party and Christmas Celebrations

Melissa Mellard

Silent | c. 1957

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Seen in this Home movie: Barbara Harper Burnham, Dorothy Harper, Melanie, Marsha, Marcy, Melissa Harper, Bob and Babs Burnham, Al and Patsy Harper, Dorothy Harper, Mac and Barb Burnham, Dorothy Harper, Jim Harper

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This home movie from the A.M. Harper collection opens with scenes from a women's bridge club and continues with extended footage from family Christmas celebrations for children and adults.

Born in Yorktown, Texas in 1901, Albert Morris “A.M.” Harper was a longtime resident of Alice where he owned and operated a successful oil field trucking company. Financial success followed from the early boom in the Texas oil industry and enabled Harper to enjoy a recreational home in Port Aransas and many adventurous pursuits, including safari expeditions in Africa and Alaska.

Alice
Jim Wells County