Tamaulipas News Media Federation Installations At Reynosa
More than 200 journalists and radio staff attended the installation of Tamaulipas State Federation of News Media officers in Reynosa. A banquet preceded ceremonies with Texas Press Women members invited by Mara Ramirez. The event highlighted cross border press cooperation and local hospitality.
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State Federation of News Media
Tamaulipas
Casion
Reynosa
Luis A. Elizondo Cadena
Reynosa Association
XEOR
International Relations Committee of
Texas Press
Armandina (Mara) Ramirez
el Bravo
Matamoros
Maureen Moore
Laguna Vista
Ira Loetscher
South Padre Island
Ronald Boudreaux
Port
Isabel
Boudreaux
Bladimir Joch
Victoria
Tamps
Mara Ramirez
Joch
Free Press
Texas
Aynosa
Press Association of
Christian Servant Groups Hear Guest Speaker at Harris Home
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met March 14 at Eva Harris’s home with 24 members and guests. Rev. Leon Brown of La Feria spoke on highlights from his 40 years in the ministry. An all day group study with a covered dish luncheon is planned for May 9.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Eva Harris
Leon Brown
la Feria
Marlin
Brown
Girl Scout Meeting Opens With Costume Parade
The Girl Scout meeting opened by the president included clue collection and a costume contest. Kathy Lang won wearing the Observer badge before plans to work on the Community Safety badge.
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Kathy Lang
Area Chatter: Mrs Martinez Back From Houston Hospital
Mrs. Minnie Martinez returned from a week in a Houston hospital and rests at her mother Mrs. Faustino Camacho’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Cisneros Jr traveled to Houston with the Santos Galvan and Cisneros families for a wedding. The OQuins attended a seminar in Memphis and then visited relatives in New Orleans before returning home.
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Minnie Martinez
Houston
Faustino Camacho
Frankie Cisneros, Jr
Santos Galvan
Cisneros
Mike O'’Quin
Sea Ranch
Padre Island
Holiday Inn of America, Travel Park Division
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Death Claims Sea Turtle Charley Brown
Charley Brown the Laguna Madre loggerhead sea turtle died at four and a half years. Was washed ashore on South Padre Island as a six month old, later weighed twenty five pounds with a fifteen inch shell. He served as mascot for the Texas Press Women district III and delighted visitors with lively flipper displays.
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Charley Brown
Popeye
The
Texas Press Women
Maureen Moore
Kitty Locker
South Padre Island
Laguna Madre
Ila Loetscher
Joe Brauer
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Brauer
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