The Laredo Times from Laredo, Texas • Page 17

ehe fumes sjsr V. A 3 A C. ALL yj m7 3 Girl Scouts Name Troop BY THE WAT Mrs. Wenning Are Delighted With New Georgia Station Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 14 with Mrs.

Merton Byfield ms leader met Wednesday afternoon at the Girl Scout House and made plana for the work. It was decided that once a month the group will attend a class on leadership so as to a sist troops of younger girls. They also decided to name the troop Trail Election of officers took place and elected were: Janice Gray, president; Ginger Pegues, vice president; Sandra Joyce Guerrero, aecretary; Gabby Guerra, tre asurer; Kathryn Bryant, reporter and historian. Sixteen members were present By MABEL COGLEY WALL Times Society Editor Mrs. Jack Wenning (the former Mary Alyce Corrigan) has written her mother, Mrs.

E. H. Corrigan, and brother, E. H. Corrigan that she with Capt.

Wenning and their one year old daughter Anita have arrived at Capt. new station at Marietta, and are delighted with the place and the people they have met. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Sara Maria daughter of Ramon and Maria Enriqueta Ponton dt Barrios of Nuevo Laredo, whose approaching marriage to Jose Aquiles Garza, of Jose M. Garza and Francisca M. de Garza, also of Nuevo Laredo, is announced today by her parents.

The wedding is to ba solemnized on September thirtieth in the Parroquia del Santo Nino at 11 a.m. with Rev. Father Jose Refugio Santoyo to officiate at the service. Immediately after, a reception and wedding luncheon will be held at La Roca. Emma Graciela Vela Will Marry Oscar Cardenas Jr.

Markwoods Return To Oxnard AFB After Visit Lt. and Mrs. C. H. Mark wood (t former Piggy Simpson) with their little daughter Jirl Lynne who now make their home at Oxnard Air Force Base in a Mr.

and Mrs. Manuel Vela an- University of Texas Midi Bounce approaching a r- cal branch in Galveston titft of their daughter Mias Her fiance also attended Mar Emma Graciela Vela, to Oscar tin High School and later served ufornia7 recently returned there Cardenas Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. with the U.

S. Army. He is now from a tvvo wee'ks visit with rela Oscar Cardenas. residing in Houston and is a Ser- tjves jn Denver, Colo. The wedding will take place in in the U.

S. Army (re- San Luis Rev Church at 7:30 serves), Oxnard Air Force Base is 1 Sunday, October second, and rated between Los Angeles and will be followed hy reception In To BfUlli room 01 Thr" Mr. and F. E. Crawford s'mpion of' I aredo that returned to their home in Brum have loved every minute of their The a graduate of earjy in week after few stav in that picturesque part of temived her Sl.Toti* th.

city. BETROTHAL The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Emma Graciela Vela, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Vela of Laredo and formerly of San Ignacio, to car Cardenas son of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Cardenas, is announced today by her parents.

The wedding will take place Sunday, October second at 7:30 a.m. in San Luis Key Church. Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs. Word Mrs. John W.

Ward celebrated her birthday Thursday and that noon, Mrs. Daisy Brewer honored her with a small luncheon which she gave at her homo on Loring. The guests included a group of tha honoree's close friends. Puigs Visit Famed Resort In Germany Lt. and Joseph P.

Puig who have been stationed at Munich, Germany for the past several months have written glowing of a trip they made recently and during which visited at the famed mountain resort, Garmisch, and also attended the impressive Passion Play at Oberammergau. Lt. Puig Is stationed at Munich with the Eighth Transportation Battalion of the Twenty Fourth division of the U.S. army, and the couple Uvea on the U.S. post in that city.

Miss Cunningham Leaves For College A former Laredo girl, Miss Jenifer Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham, now of San Antonio, left the Alamo City last weekend for Lewistown, West where she will attend her freshman year of college at Greenbriar College. Her grandmother, Mrs. M.

G. Delling of Laredo, plans to leave about October first for Del Rio where she will apend a month visiting her aister, Mrs. Peter Kleid. Mrs. Daugherty, Sons Plan long VisH B.

R. Daugherty and Scotty and Dennia who arrived recently from England for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Riley, plan to spend several months here, and Scotty Is attending his first year of school. Capt. Daugherty will leave England for Laredo next month and after a visit with his family will go to Lowry Air Force Base at Denver, where he will attend a three school. At the conclusion of the three months course at Lowry, Mrs. Daugherty and the two boys will join him and they will go to new station at Travis Air Force Base, near San Francisco, Calif.

Torchins' Grandsons Return Home Mr. and Mrs. A. Torchin had as their guests for the summer, their grandsons, children of Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Safan of Los Angeles, Calif. The boys were Craig, aged eleven, Mark, aged eight and Steve, aged seven, and they remained here while their parents Betty and Gene were on a three months tour of Europe. The boys returned home recently, and started back to school last Monday. BETROTHAL REVEALED Miss Ana Laura Ramires Heredia, daughter of Juan Manuel Ramirez of Nuevo Laredo and the late Mrs. Heredia de Ramirez, whose engagement and approaching marriage to Francisco Cervantes Perez, son of Mr.

and MraT Francisco Cervantes Alba Is announced today by her father. The wedding will take place in Santo Nino de Atocha Church in Nuevo Laredo at 8:30 a.m. on October fourteenth. Hallowe'en Party Set By Mothers Longoria Brothers To leave N. Laredo Dick Longoria will return San Antonio today to resume his studies at T.

I. after Ludy Carrillo Head Cheerleader BENAVIDES Misa Ludy Carrillo, daughter of Mr. and viwvn Oscar Carrillo, has been selected spending the past weekin Nuevo fey hor p0.phe(,rlpadpr, Laredo visitin, I is pa.tnts, .1 cheerleader for 1960-61 of Mother, Club of St. Peter', Pa- and I red Longoria. v.des Junior High School, rochial School met Wednesday evening in St.

Anne's hall with His brother Fred Longoria jn other qualifies- Mrs. Oscar Hernandez presiding, who attends Monterrey lech in a cheerleader must main- Monterrey will also leave Nuevo a average. The opening prayer offer- Daredo today to resume his stu mothers for the eighth ed by Rene Lawson. djes after spending the Diez grade have also been elected were made for the a holidays visiting his parents the students. They are nual turkey shoot the club spon- Luncheon Planned Olivia Trevino, Lorenzo Garcia.

Patricio Garza, Ernesto Ramirez and 0. Metamas. By Aggie Mothers Mrs. Ricardo Reyna Mrs Roque Rodriguez was To Present Pronrom ftf tho Itlfiphpfin sores and which this year will be held November twenty-first. Preliminary plana wera also for the annual party to be given for the OctoM? of luncheon twenty eighth which the Texas A and Motn- pl0a; lo Reyna will be 1 Club will give earlv in Oct- char of the program to be pre- Rev.

Father Eugene Erdelt ober honoring the new Aggie mo seated (htrtru a meeting of the atressed the need for more books thers. Laredo branch of the American stressed the need for more books Association of University Women for the school library and the U1 to he held Tuesday at 7 30 m. club voted to sponsor this pro- at the home of Mrs, George Ma- I mittee of the to branch ot wa rurt Kt the Aggie Mothers Club held st- He also offered the closing Sept 11 at the home of Mrs De prayer. siderio Trevino, president ot the Club. During the social hour.

Mothers Club Will B. A. Puigs Jr. Back Family Will Attend Ceremony In Austin Rainbow Girls Receive Flag William R. Rlackshear who recently passed his State Bar Exam, will leave Tuesday morning with his wife and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. K. 0rder Blackshear, for Austin where for Girls was held last Tuesday that day he will receive his evening at Masonic Tempi cense from the Supreme Court. with Connif Bray presid Bill received his law degree ing.

Cordon reported on eM Mertepd. Club me, n.nJ*i“!L.S*fir JSLSJitt pr0ifct Kr her home on Lalveaton dames Henry Hastings, Oscar Hernandez and Michael A 1 i were hostesses, and served freshments to the thirty mem bers present. Neighborhood Merienda Club el Holds Meeting During the afternoon hours of Wednesday, members of the Be Organized Tuesday A Vuu returned Wednesday evening from 0 1- lege station where he accompanied his sen, B. A Puig III, also Guillermo Vela both of whom will attend Texas A and M. Col- lege this 'ear Both boys are All mothers who have dren attending the paroehia school of the Blessed Sacrament 0f gt Joseph Academy.

Church are requested to attend an important meeting to he hell CrAm at the school Tuesday at 8 KeTUrnS rrOITl 3, The purpose of the meeting to organize a Mothers Club. Laredo Girls Leave For Incarnate Word Mrs Ruben Gonzalez has returned from Antonio wmert she accompanied her daughter, Mi-s Carmelita Gonzalez, who will resume her studies At incarnate Word College. do he will be associated with told 0, the ip, crelm M. lus father in the practice of law. A cul which took place August 25, Miss Jane Puig, daughter 0 Mr.

and Mrs A. Puig, and decked the rooms. Miss Lillian Salinas daughter et Mrs. Correu To Leave GS Leaders To Meet also the splash party which took Mr' and Mrs place August 3J at the N.C.O. club at Laredo Air Force Base.

this week to make her home i which relurned Kan Antonio Wedpea- snd lhe from the dining table iriui lu Awtuutvz a- vis 1 I was centered with cut glass resume their studies at tn- Friday from 9 30 to 11:30 a howl filled with pink roses, and Word College after spend at thp Girl Scout House, all troop! Mrs, Ross Swisher, president of cryi -rS vacation visiting leaders of Girl Scouts, assistant American Legion Auxiliary No burned pm their parents. Will Pritlim Til IflrAflo leaders, as well as all new lead presented the assembly with Jose Martinez served luiviiv ers and their assistants are urged a new American flag, and in white iced cake, and Mudd Back In Laredo Mr and Mrs. Lester Marks, to attend a meet.ng of the group, her presentation speech, she ask Mrs. Luis Novoa presided at the who have spent the mer ed that the group assist in pro- coffee service. Thomas 0.

Mudd Jr returned months Algonac, Michigan, ex- To Attend Dallas Meet dlutnship' preen, ,0 i Refreshments were terved Eloy Cantu, Manuel; Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Gates ter with Mesdames Ben Wright Martinez, Luis Novoa, Tony Le-i Iluring the early part of the VlSlt Herft pLan to leave Wednesday for Dal and Robert Kulpaca serving yendecker, Armando Benavides, he and Mrs Mud, acc.mi las where he will attend a board aa hostesses, T. P.

Sanchez, Alonzo a panied their daughter, Mi- Judy Mr and Mrs Benito Loegortl meeting of the Southwestern Tex- I Jose Martinez. Additional guests Mudd to San Antonio where she spent last weekend in the city as Cattle Raisers Association and Thirty five tad were Mesdames B. Rodriguez swill attend the Incarnate Word guests ot Mrs Leah leld Loo- of wtucb is a director, guesti present, Wesley Verduzco. this year, igoria and famiiy, Their former station was In Portsmouth, N.H., and en route to Georgia, they visited relatives in Cleveland, Ohio and Kalamazoo, Mich. Manuel Barrera Sees Olympic Games From Luxemburg, Manuel Barrera has postcarded frienda here that he spent some days In Rome attending the Olympics, and before going to Luxenburg, had visited in Brussels, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Hanover.

After the Rome visit he meet to Paris. Following this extended European tour which began during the early summer, he plans to visit in Laredo..