, 1935-11-21
TRIPPERS
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come the Houstonians.
T. w. Archer, representing the
Houston Chamber Of Commerce,
made a brief talk, as did d. Barker,
city commissioner Of Houston, who
invited Brownsvilleians and Mata-
mcrenses to Houston, where "the
keys Of the city will be turned over
20 you at all times"
Andres Cedillo. city secretary OF
MatamoroS, spoke in Spanish, and
extended the greetings Of Alberto
Cardenas. presidente municipal, who
was unable to be present for the
occasion
Others present included O. C..
Richardson, manager Of the Browns
vile Chamber OF Commerce: Pedro
Cara Urlbe, president, and Ma
riano B. Marin secretary of the
Matamoros Chamber Of Commerce;
George White, Brownsville; "A. e.
Hipp, city commissioner of Browns
vile, and j. M. Stein, publisher Of
The Brownsville Herald.
The Houston trippers arrived
in Brownsville BY bus shortly after
6 o'clock Wednesday night. having
left Houston at 7:30 Wednesday
morning.
Brief stops were made at points
between Houston and Beeville and
FalfurriaS, and north Of Edinburg
they turned through the Red Gate"
road for q Raymondville visit. At
Raymcndville they were joined by
II. K. TONNE. president Of the Ray
mondville Chamber Of Commerce,
and Harry Cook, its secretary, who
accompanied them ON the trip to
Brownsville where the party spent
the night.
Thursday morning the Houston
men visited the Pan American
airport and the Browns
port and turning basin.
The bus left az 1890 Thursday
morning. the program calling for a
day in the remainder Of the VAL
ley. All towns were scheduled to be
visited, and the H-oustonians were
to spend Thursday night
at McAllen, leaving Friday for Cor
pus Christi, whence they will return
to Houston Saturday.
Headed by D.. Barker, represent
ing the city OF Houston. the party
consisted Of the following:
Paul @. Well, Cyrus w. Scott
David G. RKtliff. American Ma
tional Insurance Co.
r. z. Campbell, manager South
western Paper co.
Bruce Carter, manager Of Rice
Hotel and affiliated properties
n. g. bennett, district MANAGE
Humble Oil ~ Refining Co.
Z l.. Dentler, George H. Dentler
g. Sons.
L. z. Dews. Gulf Refining co.
Jas. o. Dobbs, Red Arrow Lines.
J. II. Garrett, vice president,
National Bank Of Commerce.
Jack Hale. vice president, Texas
oyster Development Co.
M. J. Jenkins, vice president,
First National bank.
j. Koppel, Houston Packing Co.
Chas. A. Lott, manager, Magnolia
Petroleum Co.
L. r. May, manager, Southwestern
Drug Co.
Earl Mellen Sterling g. Baker.
Ed Rider, Houston Chronicle.
r. =. Sanford. Red Arrow Lines.
A. n. Schumacher, vice president,
Bering-C ortes Hardware Co.
Sigmar, The Magician, Duncan
Coffee company.
o. Fl. True, United Gas System.
Gordon Turrentine Houston Press.
Newton j. Wray, Young Mems
Division, chamber Of commerce.
T. w. Archer, chamber Of COM
merce.
S. w. Fincher. Houston National
Bank
First stop in the Valley was made
By the Houston delegation AZ Ray
nondville Wednesday afternoon
They were greeted by leading citi-
zens, and a concert was gwen BY
The Raymondville High School band.
II. <. TONNE, president, and
Harry w. Cook, secretary-manager
" the Raymondville Chamber Of
Commerce welcomed the visitors.
along with G. P. Hilbun. president
of the Kiwanis club. and County
Judge w. e. McCharen.
Judge McCharen told the Hous-
n visitors that Raymondvlle Is
happy over receipt Of news from
that contract has been let
for the second unit Of IL miles OF
The Kennedy county highway.
That road will be q reality be-
fore long. and then you folks in
Houston will be much nearer u.s."
he judge said.
Fred Campbell, chairman OF the
our, and Tom Archer made brief