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Parade of Ancestors St. Patrick's Day MARCH 17th Saturday 11-4 on Main Street, Port Lavaca, Texas. Come enjoy All Calhoun County's Cultures and Cuisines

YOU ARE INVITED to Calhoun County's All Cultures and Cuisines Parade of Ancestors, March 17, Port Lavaca Texas Main St
YOU ARE INVITED in most of our languages, but we have some Google doesn't even have yet
Some ancestors  getting ready to come

Karankawan image atwww.whisperingpines
Karankawan will lead Parade of Ancestors Port Lavaca, Texas March 17, 2012 (click image)
camels in Texas brought by 17 year old Jose Mendez ancestor of Joe Pena, who will come as Mendez to Parade of Ancestors, Port Lavaca Texas March 17
Camels brought to Texas in 1855 by Juan Gonzales and Jose Mendez, ancestor of Joe Pena (click image)
Bettina von Arnim, gathered fairy tales with Grimm brothers and earliest sociological data -- on Silesian weavers working conditions.  Peggy Dobbins tells why Bettina is her adopted ancestor for the Port Lavaca Parade of Ancestors
Bettina von Arnim, poet, collected fairy tales with Grimm brothers and earliest data on working conditions of Silesian weavers. Free Thinkers named their Texas settlement Bettina (click image)
Sgt. William H. Barnes, U.S.C.T. Medal of Honor recipient, 1866, portrayed by Michael Clay
Sgt. Wm. H. Barnes, U.S.C.T. Medal of Honor recipient 1866, portrayed by Michael Clay (click image)
Birdwatchers know Calhoun County
claims the greatest diversity of birds
anywhere. 
Now a sociologist tells us we also
have the greatest diversity 
of                 
humans: more languages, ancestries,
and occupations in a 
smaller population 
(county:21,381; town:11,694) than
most anywhere.   

Since we have real industrial plants,
real farms, real ranches, 
real oyster-
men, real shrimpers,and really big
ships in and out, we are, according
to 
same sociologist, the least --
if not the last small coastal town
on the whole Atlantic 
seaboard that
isn't -- dependent on tourists and
second home owners, and hence
we are
the most "authentic" small
coastal town on the Atlantic seaboard.
A trait which,  contradictory as it may
seem, attracts  tourists and second

home owners avoiding tourists 
and
second home owners.   If you have
found your way to our site, created
by an authentic 73 year old returning
Texan, we have decided 
to invite you,
beginning this year and 
every third
Saturday in March hereafter, 
to join our
All Calhoun County's Cultures 
and Cuisines
Parade of Ancestors 
on Main Street
in Port Lavaca, Texas. 
March 17 
from 11 AM to 4 PM. 

Please come as your favorite ancestor,
or favorite adopted ancestor
or a
culture or historic character you just like. 
This year's 3rd Saturday in 
March Parade
 of 
Ancestors' falls on St. Patrick's Day,
but don't come as Lady Gregory and

William Butler Yeats.  
Carolyn Yeats Kuban
and her husband Bo are 
coming as them,
even 'tho he's mostly Czech,.  But we can
use more young Karankawans.  They wore
only tatoos.   
 

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Planning Committee for March 17 (click image)
Pictured above are some of the Planning Committee for the All Calhoun Cultures and Cuisines Parade of Ancestors at the February 27, 2012 meeting.  Seated, L to R:  Mayor Jack Whitlow, Sister Mary Josephine, Mrs. Betty Hicks, Mrs Sabrina Harris, Mr. Robert Ojeda, Mrs. Tina Wu, Mr. Sam Sensabaugh, Mrs. Rose Pena, Mrs. Yung Wei Sensabaugh, Mrs. Earlene Hamilton, Mrs. Myrtle Montier, Mrs. Frances Hartzog, and Rev. Howdy Hartzog, former County Judge.   Standing L to R are Mr. Joe Mireles, City Councilman Jim Ward, Mr. Joe Pena, retired Chief of Police, Lisa Lai, Carla Jackson, Michael Clay, and Fabian Balboa.  See who we are coming as.

tupdated Aug 9,2024  In Atlanta. Going this evening to join other members of Corretta-Jeannette chapter of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in Observance of our government's nuclear attack on the citizerns of Natasaki organized by Nuclear Watch South and WAND.  I am still managing Facebook groups Woman's Work Goes On, It's About time, and White Southerners Talking About Reparations.  contact me in a comment there or at pegdobbins@gmail.com 
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