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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
2
By Jo Jean Ross and Penny Marlin a breezy weekend column notes Vall’s fun and light commentary. The writers tease a short piece meant to entertain readers and end with friendly wishes for a pleasant break.
Pat and Sue Ann visited a club dance with tea and cookies, traveled to Brownsville for a wedding, and returned to Sue Ann’s for turkey. They later stayed at a private pad at the Civic Center for a lively evening. Carol 5. returns to Gulf Cafe work.
The Warriors plan a Monday night meeting next week due to a Tuesday game. They are selling Christmas wrannina waner through last Tuesday with girls in the troop ready to sell paper. Boxes cost $1.25. Dolores Garza of Browns ville visited Maeva recently.
Friday afternoon they visited Simpson ranch to fetch Mr Heinze then stayed an extra day. They rode horses at the ranch and returned home about 1:30 Saturday. The Texas campus news notes a Thanksgiving weekend romance and a tennis tournament loss.
Gloria Beto Karen and Cary attended a double feature at the Majestic on Saturday while Bellies filled on tacos. Thursday night Carol Jean and Ronald visited the Majestic in Brownsville to see Glood of Dracula and I Was a Teenage Frankenstein. Carol Jean and Ronald also went to the Cotillion Tea Dance at Harlingen Country Club and later watched Bus Stop at the Citrus. Lorna and Bill joined the Cotillion Tea Dance as well.
A group including Beto Sammy Ray Bill P Lorna Rosalie Buddy J and Eddie W returned for the Thanksgiving holiday. The visit brought a warm reunion and shared meals, even if brief, with family and friends.
Billy Joella Johnny Jo Jean and Laver left Wednesday for College Station for the A and M versus Texas game. They arrived around 3 30 and attended a large bonfire that night. Thursday featured a lively game they enjoyed and after the contest they traveled to Mo Me Falls to visit Mr and Mrs Hein ze, Billy and Johnny's grandparents. Friday morning they continued their journey.
After a Mariners meeting, Carol and Ronald rode with Ronald in his car while Charles took Jo Jean Cary Karen and Bobby S with Glenna in Charles car. Penny joined Larry for another ride.
Last week Fat Maroan celebrated a birthday with a cheloate cake from a neighbor. Gilbert and Susie saw Shark Fighters at the Roxy, Susie calling it real good and noting it ate a little boy. They mark their second anniversary on December second and are going steady. The MYF sends construction paper and paper clips to a Mission, Texas home and asks readers to bring money. Friday Johnny and Jo Jean enjoyed Pat Joey at the Paramount in Austin, finding it cute and fun.
The seniors plan a Supper and sell subscriptions to the Pr Press, with renewals via any senior. They top the attendance contest at 97.40 percent, ahead of freshmen, juniors, and sophomores. Future Homemakers request stamped Christmas cards and envelopes for state hospital patients in Austin. calls go to Deanna Cernelia Penny Martin or Oralia Sosa.
The Donna Redskins defeated Los Fresnos in a double header basketball Tuesday night. The varsity beat Los Fresnos 4-19 and the B-team won 31-21. Jerry Ledbetter scored 12 for Donna while John Baker led Los Fresnos with seven.
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