C Y O Installs Officers For 63 Fiscal Year
The C Y O installed officers for the 1963 fiscal year after a successful meeting with 55 members present and guest speaker Father Smith. Officers named were Rogerio Villarreal president Eliseo Vega vice president Yoland Garza secretary Minerva Camacho treasurer Mario Figueroa parliamentarian Andrew Alvarez reporter and Larry Villarreal assistant reporter. A banquet followed and a three o clock gathering at the Catholic School concluded the weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Smith
Blue Valients
Brownsville
Texas
C.Y O
C.Y.O
Rogerio Villarreal
Eliseo Vega
Yoland Garza
Minerva Camacho
Mario Figueroa
Andrew Alvarez
Larry Villarreal
Benediction
C.Y.0
Father Fanning
C.Y.C
Andy
Ruben
Mario
C.Y
Majestic Theater
Andy Barrientos
Maria de la Garza
Andrew
Larry
Parish aims for 66000 church build with furnishings
The article notes the cost of a new church including furniture and two stained glass windows totaling 66000 dollars with pews at 1500 dollars statues at 200 dollars each and the main altar at 1000 dollars. It invites donations and mentions a church installation of officers led by Father Fanning on February 3 at 10:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Fanning
Birthday Supper for R. Carrillo Draws Wide Help
Mr. Rodolfo Carrillo Jr. celebrated his birthday with a supper hosted by his wife Mrs. Sofia Carrillo. Attendees from Brownsville Port La Vaca Mexico City and Port Isabel included numerous couples and family friends. The cake was a gift from George Sevilla and the evening featured dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodolfo Carrillo, Jr
Sofia Carrillo
Edwardo Lucio
Alfonso Flores
Carlos Rodriguez
Felix Garza
Luz Rivera
Brownsville
Port la Vaca
Henario Herrera
Mexico
D. F
Rodolfo Carrillo Sr
George Sevilla
Port Isabel
Benito Ochoa
Abbelardo Camacho
Porfierio Vega
Tomas Montelongo
Arnoldo Ochoa
Eliseo Vega
Beatrice Vega
Mary Garza
Tamayo
Beatrice Barrinetez
Catholic School PTA Meeting Set for February 12
Our Lady Star of the Sea School parent teacher association will hold a meeting on February 12 at 7 00 p m in the school building Sister Mary Eugenia the school principal announced There will be a guest speaker Miss Bioleta Sarubia a school nurse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Mary Eugenia
Bioleta Sarubia
Castaway screenings and teen features headline busy week
Local patrons report multiple showings at the Charro and Majestic for films like Whatever Happened To Baby Jane and In Search Of The Castaways. The note highlights a mystery teen profile and school notices urging ongoing religious instruction pledges amid church growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlene Jaquillard
Dee Dee Lancaster
Ernest Mobley
Maureen Hammond
Baby Jane
Susan Slade
Charro
Edgar Hood
Brenda Hancock
Mary K. Kennedy
Special Angel
Willie Can
Paula
Floyd Poston
Rosemary Varnam
Freddy Petty
Mary Ruth Pock
Mr. Ward
Miss Gutierrez
Sharon Byrd
The
Majestic
School Menus Week Plan A
Monday Sar B Que on a bun with seasoned pinto beans stewed tomatoes pineapple tidbits bread and milk. Tuesday Fried chicken baked beans macaroni and cheese cake square read and milk. Wednesday Chili con carne and beans buttered potatoes lettuce and carrot salad pineapple cake square. Thursday Turkey burger whipped potatoes cranberry crunch. Friday Fish French fries cabbage slaw fruit jello.
Baptism and Family News from Port Isabel
Margaret Annette Martin received the Sacrament of Baptism Monday at 6 00 p m with sponsors Nayo Perez Sr and family. A turkey dinner followed with Perez, Johnny Perez, Everett Saynes and Lucilla Lopez attending. Sabino Villarreal leaves Monday for Fort Sill Oklahoma to join his husband on duty. Dorothy and Felix Len return for the winter in Port Isabel and are from St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Annette
Carl Martin
Nayo Perez
Nayo Perez Sr
Joe Fred
Billy
Johnny Perez
Everett Saynes
Lucilla Lopez
Sabino Villarreal
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Dorothy
Felix Len
Port Isabel
St. Paul
Minnesota
Cub Scouts Den Ill Meets at Mrs Rock Home
Den III boys gathered at the den mother Mrs Roy Rock to review progress and plan February themes. Donny Keller was elected Denner of the month and served Cokes and brownies before the meeting closed with a living circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUB Scouts
den III
den Ill
Roy Rock
Donny Keller
Denner
Franklin Shows At Charro Days
Brownsville flags Charro Days Feb 21 to 24 with Don Franklin Shows opening Feb 15 as a pre fiesta attraction. The carnival will run at the Carnival Lot Fort Brown with the usual rides and mechanical marvels drawing crowds before the pre Lenten celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Fount Ray
Don Franklin
Franklin
Fort Brown
New Cotton Publication Aids Valley Growers 1963
A new publication for Valley cotton producers offers guidance on planting fertilizing disease and insect control weed control irrigation and harvesting. Produced by A and M Extension Service and Experiment Station personnel at Weslaco the guide aims to boost yields and profits and is available from County Agent Lonnie Cole in San Benito Jim Selman in Raymondville Dutch Karcher in Edinburg and Eldred Jordan in Rio Grande City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&m Extension Service
Weslaco
Lonnie Cole
San Benito
Jim Selman
Raymondville
Dutch Karcher
Edinburg
Eldred Jordan
Rio Grande City
White Sands Motor Hotel guests from multiple states spend winter in Valley
A long guest list from Sherman Texas to Port Isabel shows visitors at White Sands Motor Lodge in the Valley. Among them are Mr and Mrs E H Meredith Mr and Mrs George Baker Mr and Mrs Joe Rounsaville and others from Michigan Texas New Mexico Colorado Kansas Iowa Indiana Nebraska Washington and Illinois. This is their fiftieth winter in the Valley with plans to visit ROOT before returning home. Poly Rhoads is listed as Mrs Dale Anderson's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina
E. H. Meredith
Sherman
Texas
George Baker
Joe
Wilard Wetson
Hennessey
Okla
Ss. Bowman
Quinter
Kansas
J. D. Jones
Denver
Colo
Lester Larson
Wever
Iowa
L. R. Michels
South Bend
Ind
Ralph Reimers
Ogallala
Nebr
Donald V. Todd
Washington, Iowa
Larry Sprinkle
Los Fresnos
Chas. A. Wilson
A. J. Dierstein
Princeton Holinois
G. E. Rhoads
Des Moines
White Sands Motor Lodge
Port Isabel
Root
Poly Rhoads
Dale Anderson
Plans For 4-H Talent Club Announced
College Station Texas plans for the 1963 Talent Club program include selecting an outstanding boy and girl from each of eight districts, initiation into the club, and an eight day educational tour of Texas. Am arillo will host the August event with winners from Oklahoma Kansas New Mexico and Texas joining two Texas extension agents as chaperons. The Talent Club has sponsored by Producers Grain Corporation and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service since 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Producers Grain Corporation
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Charlies K. Baker
Farm Organization
Texas
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Family Life of the Tarahumara Indians Explored
Prof. Douglas Elliott describes Tarahumara living patterns in the Sierra Tarahumara. Villages are scattered yet bound by tribe, with early ages for leaving home and marriage. Girls lead courtship by dancing and stone signaling, couples cohabit before formal Tarahumara marriage. Children play with handmade dolls and sticks, and elders endure long walks with notable stamina.
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States
Tarahumara Mountains
Talent Club Aims to Boost 4-H Cooperative Involvement
J Frank Triplett, a long time sponsor official, launched the Talent Club to recognize 4 H members and spark cooperative activity. County extension agents hold program details and guide members on record submission for participation. This year’s all expense tour travels by chartered bus to educational, historic and cultural centers, the state capitol, farm cooperatives and recreation sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
J. Frank Triplett
Baker
Texas
State Capitol
Badge of Office Marks in a Businessman's Wrinkles
Quote notes that a veteran businessman's face bears many wrinkles as a badge of office, signaling years of service and character. The line suggests wrinkles symbolize experience and authority in commerce.
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Catholic News
Fahrer Fanning
William Bellinghausen
MaAbesti
Pier Angeli
Rosanna Podesta
Jackie Gleason
Gigot
R. Carrillo
Catholic School
PTA
White Sands Motor Hotel
Las Barrancas DE LA Tarahumara, Mexico
Douglas “Liott
B.C
Noxzema
Merchants Marine State Bank
Las Barrancas DE LA
Barrancas
Douglas Tours
Palm Village
CPL
Central Power and Light Company
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