Town Folks Update From Harlingen Social Roundup
Sunday to Monday the community shared visits and outings in Harlingen and Brownsville. Gwendolyn Ward and Rosalie Whitney took a car to Harling returning with Bob’s vehicle, while Rose Mary Perez and friends went to a game and to see the Majestic. Several residents traveled to Brownsville, Matamoros, and the island for leisure, shopping, and dances, with birthdays and new jobs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayng & Ball
Bill Pavacher
Gwendolyn Ruth Ward
Rosalie Whitney
Harling
Bob
Gwen
Rose Marie
Brownsville
Rose
Marcie
Rose Mary Perez
Cora
Linda Perez
Ida
Celia Marchan
Chinte
Holy Name
Villa Verde
Rose Mary Kennes
Rose Mary Wis
Gloria Gonzales
Cara
Aransas
Sammy Ray
Texas University
Prelaw
Sam B
Norma Lou
Sharon
Tommy
Charles
Bob Mark
The
Majestic
Kenneth
Cary
Magestic
Carol S
George's
Louisa
Emma
Ninfa
Alive
Corpus
Matamoros
Jon
Clyde
Milton
Victoria Ford
Marta
Margaret
Harlingen
Harry
Erma
Richard
Joan
Billy
Red M
Lorna
Janie
Mamma
Luke
Rose Mutie
Bill S
Richard's
Eagle Pass Slumber Company
Ida Marchan
Rosie
Jerry H. Fred F
Chris C
Martha W
Lulu
Mr. Petch
Barbara Thorsurhman
Barbara
Walt
Tiny
Daniel Stelley
Linda
Gloria
Rose Mary
Celia
Holy Name Softball Takes Third Place After 11 5 Win
Holy Name defeated Villa Verde 11 to 5 to climb to third in the standings. Gene Landrum pitched with George Landrum catching. Scorers included Victor Bulerez four runs A Ochoa and R Vela two each and Landrum siblings and R Holland one each. Friday’s game vs Brownsville Jaycees determines playoff chances at Fort Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Villa Verde
Brownsville Jaycees
Gene Landrum
George Landrum
Victor Bulerez
A. Ochoa
R. Vela
Gene
R. Holland
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Registration for Day School Aug 1 at Baptist Church
Mothers may register children at the Baptist church education building on August 1 from 9 to 12. Eligible ages are five before Jan 31 for kindergarten and six before Jan 31 for first grade. Enrollment data show steady growth and another teacher may be added if needed. Mrs. Frank Hickman will return as teacher. The piece also notes large spending on underground natural gas storage facilities and planned future investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Day School
Baptist Church
Frank Hickman
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Eaene
GE Small Appliances
Penelope
Jackie
Karen
Glen‘fu
Penelope’s
Bryans
Birds
Strategic Air Command
Charro Drive-In
Raymond Smith
Henry Behee
Conoce
Cooter
Johnny CG
Seaside Inn
Member
Chamber of Commerce
Democratic Executive
Gene Gerts
Whorton Sinclair
Port Isabel
Robert B. Rentfro