March 10, 2016 Meeting

columns2Jim Moloney will be speaking to our club about Murphy Givens’ new book Columns II on Thursday. You will also have the opportunity to purchase a signed copy of the book.

This volume, Columns II, is compiled from columns published in 2012 and 2013. They are about the pioneers and settlers who tamed the wild land and made South Texas their home. They were adventurers, outlaws, cowboys, ranchers and entrepreneurs, from all over the United States, Europe and Mexico. They lived in dangerous times and left a lasting legacy. This second book of Givens’ collected newspaper columns includes 193 photographs and maps, source notes and a full index.

 

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