Port Isabel Plans Six Island Highway Links Endorsed
An Oct 1932 Port Isabel meeting led to the permanent Padre Island Highway Association with over 100 delegates from six counties endorsing sea to shore links at Port Isabel Three Islands Redfish Bay and Corpus Christi. Frank Lopez was elected president and J R Richardson secretary. Brownsville and Corpus Christi officials backed the project as a boost for Gulf Coast tourism and Lower Rio Grande Valley traffic.
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Padre Island Highway Association
Port Isabel
Redfish Bay
Frank Lopez
Brownsville
G. C. Richardson
State Highway Commission
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Martin
S. J. Jackson
J. §. Steiner
H. M. Wharton
James E. LaMoore
Adult Girl Scouts Conference in San Benito
A Tip of Texas Council conference for all adult Girl Scout workers will be held Friday at the San Benito Community Building from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Bryan Finley of San Benito will keynote on The Place of the Volunteer Youth Leader. A luncheon and panel on program planning follow with multiple interest groups.
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Tip of Texas Council
San Benito
Bryan Finley
F. W. DeStefano
Brownsville
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