The Aransas Pass Progress (Aransas Pass, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 4, 1971 Page: 2 of 13
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The PROGRESS—Aransas Pass, Texas
PAGE TWO — WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4. 1*71
Women s News
TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. Eliasar Longoria of Ingle-
side announce the engagement and approaching mar-
riage of their daughter, Diana, to Ray Gonzales, son of
Mr. and Mlrs. Luis Gonzales, also of Ingleside. The wed-
ding is being planned for August 21 at 3 p.m. at the
Ingleside Catholic Church.
Demo Women
And Guests
Enjoy Picnic
Approximately sixty persons
enjoyed the family picnic held
by the Democratic Women of
San Patricio County Thursday
evening in Rob and Bessie Weld-
er Park near Sinton.
The Rev. Norman Rae, pastor
of the Sinton United Methodist
Church gave the invocation.
Mrs. Velma Sherman, County
Democratic Women’s Chair-
man, welcomed the guests. She
was assisted by the Sinton mem-
bers as the host group. John
Miller Jr. made an informal
speech, commending the Demo-
cratic Women and urging them
to be ready to go into the 1972
election year.
The next meeting of the club
will be the annual dinner to be
held at Little Bob's Restaurant
in Aransas pass October 28.
Gene Scotts Host
Picnic Dinner For
Faith Lutheran
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Scott
of 1353 Oak Park Drive were
hosts Sunday evening for a pic-
nic dinner given for members
and friends of the Faith Luth-
eran Church.
During the afternoon a gift
was presented to Mrs. Conn
Brown, who is leaving Wednes-
day on a trip to Hawaii.
Visitor! In
Snyder Home
Dr. and Mrs. Alan P. Girard
and little son, Alan Paul Jr.,
of Westchester, New York are
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Justin Snyder. They ar-
rived Saturday by plane and will
visit for two weeks.
The speaker will be announced
later.
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DEPARTMENT STORE
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OUR GIGANTIC BACK TO
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Local Teachers
To Attend
State Meeting
Mrs. La Dot Branch and Miss
Elizabeth Stacy, home making
teachers in the Aransas Pass
High School and Mrs. Faye
Taylor, Ingleside High School
instructor, will participate in
the State In-Service Conference
for Homemaking Teachers anc
the annual meeting of the Voca-
tional Homemaking Teachers
Association to be held at the
Statler Hilton Hotel, Dallas,
August 2-6.
The theme of the In-Service
Conference is “Homemaking
Fduration—New Perspectives
in Family Living”. The keynote
speaker at the opening sessior
on Monday night will be Dr.
Bernice Mllburn Moore, Ass-
istant to the President of Com-
Communtiy Services, The Hogj
Foundation for MenUl Health
The University of Texas at
Austin.
Conference emphasis will be
on the changing roles and skills
needed for effective living
today, and on the comcepts, con-
tent, methods, and skills re-
quired for effective Family Life
Education. W. Clark Ellzey,
Professor, Department of Home
and Family Life, College of
Home Economics Texas Tech
University, Lubbock, will be the
conference consultant. Mr.
Ellzey is nationally known as a
specialist in the area of Fam-
ily Life Education.
Consultants from the SUte
Department-of Education In
Austin will Dr. J.W. Edgar,
SUte Commissioner of Ed-
ucation; John R. Guemple, Ass-
istant C ommissioner for Occu-
pational Education and Tech-
nology; L.V. Ballard, Director,
Division of Public School Occ-
upational Programs; and Mrs.
Elizabeth F. Smith, Director,
Division of Homemaking Edu-
cation.
The Awards Banquet of the
Vocational Homemaking
Teachers Associationor
Wednesday e v e n i n g will honoi
Lt. Governor Ben Barnes, Sen-
ators A.M. Aiken, Jr., and Ralpt
H all, RepresenUtives Steve
Burgess, Joe Golman, Dai
Kubiak, Charles Jungmichelanc
Neal Solomon. Also receiv-
ing awards for tenure will be
48 home making teachers repre-
senting a total of 990 years
service In education.
The Annual Meeting of the
association on Thursday will
be highlighted with an address
by Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan
Koontz, Director of the Wo-
men's Bureau, U.S. Department
of Labor, Washington, D.C.,Dr.
J.W. Edgar, of Austin, and Miss
Mary Allen, of Washington, d.c.,
will receive awards for out-
standing service In the field of
education.
More than 1800 teachers are
expected to attend the week-
long meetings, said Mrs. Judith
H. Jackson, president of the
Vocational Homemaking Teach-
ers Association.
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CLOSEST THING
TO A VETTE, YET!
Geo. Clark
Chevrolet Co.
Aransas Pan
Swedish Visitor
In Johnson Home
Helen Svensson of Vessige-
bro, Sweden visited in the home
of the F.B. Johnson Umily this
past weekend.
She has been in the United
SUtes about a month and will
be traveling to various points of
interest in Mexico and along the
East Coast for several more
weeks before returning to her
native country.
Miss Svensson also spent nine
months with a family near Mon-
treal, Canada. She is sUylng
in the homes of various families
who are members ofSERVAS,
a program designed to show
hospiUlity to foreign students
traveling in this country.
Vacationing
In Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Atta-
way, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Rich-
mond and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Duphorne are vacationing in
Hawaii. They left last Thurs-
day by plane for the tropic
island.
Residents
Are Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole and
children, Becky and Mike, have
been visiting In the home of
Mrs. Cole’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Pitts, the past two
weeks.
The family are former resi-
dents of Aransas Pass, and Mr.
Cole is a former employee of
Ashland Chemical Co.
Becky and Mike will remain
with their grandparents the rest
of the month.
Rocant Guests
Visiting here last week In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bark-
ley Hobbs were her brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Clark and sons, Richie and
Shane of Dallas.
A guest in the home this week
is her mother, Mrs. Johnnie
Clark of Houston.
To Beaumont
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson
of Aransas Pass and daughter-
in-law, Mrs. Lee Johnson and
children, of Houston visited with
relatives in Beaumont last
week.
A Baby Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Margarito
Hernandez are the proud br-
ents of a baby boy born July
12 at Spohn Hospital in Corpus
Christi. He weighed 7 pounds
14 1/2 ounces and has been
named Margarito HI.
Health Hints
For Beginning
Of School
The beginning of school Is
just around the corner. When
the month of August rolls
around, thousands of Texas
mothers suddenly realize that
only a few more weeks remain
until school begins.
Nowadays going back to
school is t major enterprise
for those families with school
age children. It usually means
new shoes and school clothes,
the acquisition of pencils and
notebooks, or simply getting
back into the old routine and
habits.
There are certain other re-
quirements that parents need to
think about, and they need to
think about them early enough
to avoid the delays of last-
minute requests. Children
entering the first grade must
be able to show proof of age.
That usually means a certified
copy ol the child’s birth certi-
ficate must be obtained from the
city registrar, county clerk, or
the Texas Health Department
in Austin.
As usual, many Texas fami-
lies will wait until the last mom-
ent to think about securing a
certified copy of their first-
grader’s birth certificate. That
means a heavy last-minute
demand on officials who
keep those records, and a pro-
bable delay in r e c e 1 v i n g the
document from registration off-
icials.
Across the state of Texas
some two and a half million chi-
ldren will be heading to the pub-
lic schools this fall. Nearly a
quarter million will be first
graders, and their birth cer-
tificates will have to be sear-
ched out of the files of the Texas
Health Department’s Bureau of
Vital Statistics or other agen-
cies at the city or county level
which may have copies on hand.
Parents are urged by state
health officials to take time now
and write for a certified copy
of the child’s birth certificate,
or contract either the city reg-
istrar where the child was born,
or the county clerk in the county
of birth.
If you prefer to write to
health officials in Austin, add-
ress the request to the Texas
State Department of Health,
Bureau of Vital Statistics, 410
East Fifth Street, Austin,Texas
78701. The fee is $1.50.
And don’t forget. When you’re
thinking about getting your child
ready for the beginning of
school, a new state law now
requires compulsory immuni-
zation for all school children.
The immunization program
must be begun before the end
of this year, so its a good idea
Circle II
Meets In
Presby Manse
A meeting of Circle n of the
Women of the Church was held
Tuesday in the Presbyterian
Manse.
Mrs. Gorden Hughes gave the
emphasis on Stillman College.
The Rev. Walter Easton was
moderator and brought the les-
son of “Holiness”.
Mrs. J. A. Collins, president
of the Women of the Church,
was a guest and announced that
a general meeting will be held
in September. The Executive
Board will meet in her home an
the third Tuesday in August.
Eight members, Mrs. Col-
lins, Mr. Easton, and Mrs.
Jim Hall Jr., Mrs. Rice’s
granddaughter, were present.
The next circle meeting will
be held in the home of Mrs.
Clara Rice, 612 S. Houston.
Receiving' Treatment
Henry Irons in receiving
treatment at Lyman-Roberts
Hospital. He is in Room 104.
Grandmothers Club
To Meet Frldoy
A meeting of the Aransas
Pass Grandmothers Club will
be held Friday at 2:30 p. m.
In the fellowship hall of the
Methodist Church.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Hom-
er Campbell and Mrs. G. E.
Saint. _
Celebrates Bifthdoy *
Mrs. Jimmy Peer celebrated
her 30th birthday Tuesday night
with a dinner party given by
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dupnik.
A small group of friends at-
tended and presented her with a
nice array of gifts.
Use and read The Progress
Classified Ads.
A Little Son
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tyler of
Albuquerque, New Mexico, for-
merly of Aransas Pass, an-
nounce the arrival of a little
son in their home. The new little
fellow has been named Kieth
Jason and Is very proud to have
Roy and Kay as his parents.
He was born on July 22.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Tyler of
Aransas Pass are the paternal
grandparents and the maternal?
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Victory of Copano Cove,
Rockport.
Has Surgery
Mrs. Ray (Betty J.) Wright
underwent surgery Monday
morning in Aransas Hospital.
to see your physician or public
health clinic early tobeginyour
child’s Immunization program.
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The Aransas Pass Progress (Aransas Pass, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 4, 1971, newspaper, August 4, 1971; Aransas Pass, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1004349/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ed & Hazel Richmond Public Library.