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Oral Memoirs of Margie Lopez Cintron

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Interviewee	Cintron, Margie Lopez
Interviewer	Pena, Jaime Mazé, Elinor A.
Title	Oral Memoirs of Margie Lopez Cintron
Interview details	Interviewed by Jaime Pena and Elinor A Mazé from March 4, 1994 to November 11, 2006 in Waco, Texas.
Number of interviews	2
Interview Date(s)	1994; 2006
Item type	Transcript
Genre	Oral histories
Description, transcript	in process
Description, sound recordings	analog audio file;
Project	Waco and McLennan County Project
Subproject	Calle Dos, Waco, Texas Woman in Waco
Sponsor	Baylor University Institute for Oral History
Sponsor Location	Waco, TX
Genre source	local
Rights	http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights

Interviewee	Cintron, Margie Lopez
Interviewer	Mazé, Elinor A.
Title	Margie Lopez Cintron Interview 11/11/2006 -- Draft Transcript
Interview details	Interviewed by Elinor A Mazé on November 11, 2006 in Waco, Texas.
Interview Date(s)	2006
Item type	Transcript
Genre	Oral histories
Description, transcript	in process
Description, sound recordings	analog audio file;
Project	Waco and McLennan County Project
Subproject	Calle Dos, Waco, Texas
Summary	Margie Lopez Cintron was a former resident of the Calle Dos community in Waco; birth and family background; how her family got to Waco; memories of the houses and family’s stores in Calle Dos; memories of grandparents and cousins; memories of kindergarten at the school at Saint Francis Church; learning about the mass; cultural clash between spanish-speaking heritage and pressure to assimilate into an english speaking culture; moving to Bell’s Hill neighborhood on the south side of Waco after kindergarten; memories of hamicas at Saint Francis Church; the preparation of tamales for the hamicas; courtship at the hamicas; transplanting the community to south side of Waco; fashions of that period.
Sponsor	Baylor University Institute for Oral History
Sponsor Location	Waco, TX
Genre source	local
Rights	http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights

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