You look at these two movie posters from the 1930s, Pharr and San Juan, and you think, move studios were sure pumping out a lot of entertainment during the Depression Years.
HUB City Toastmasters meets each Wednesday at the Pharr Memorial Library, 121 E. Cherokee, second floor, from noon until 1 p.m. Visitors are welcome.
A father had a rather strong-willed son. On the way to the grocery store the father kept telling the child, “Sit down and buckle the seat belt.” But the little kid just kept standing in the seat.
About 3,000 years ago, God, speaking through the Old Testament prophet Isaiah, said, “These people claim to worship me, but their words are meaningless, and their hearts are somewhere else. Their religion is nothing but human rules and traditions.” God could see that His people no longer knew the meaning of fellowship with Him—they had become deaf and blind to Him. Some 800 years later, God would repeat Himself; In the Gospel of Matthew Jesus quotes the prophet Isaiah nearly word for word. I’m sure that God detects much of the same sentiment in our post-modern, technologically-advanced, follow- the-science existence today—our hearts are somewhere else. It seems tragic, but easy enough, to see our world as one of little more than hungry eyes, cheating hearts, and lying lips.
We at Cinderella Pet Rescue think you spell it “baby husky” and we have that brand of cuteness available right now for pre-adoption, times four. This means we are taking applications to adopt one of the four handsome boy puppies, who were born on Aug. 1. They may be taken to their forever homes once they have had their neuter surgeries. Spartacus, pictured to the right, is one of these adorable, roly-poly pups.
217 W. Park Avenue
Pharr, TX 78577