Former Resident Phillis Carpenter Weds Lexington Man
Miss Phillis Jean Carpenter formerly of Port Isabel married Carl L. Hatcher Jr. June 7 in Lexington Baptist Church. The couple’s families include Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Hatcher Sr. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Carpenter
Lexington
Lexington Baptist Church
Ronald D. Carpenter
Lea Lane
Carl L. Hatcher Sr
Key West
Mary Lynn Izell
Kathy Carpenter
Becky Byrd
Sherman
Kenneth Mazoch
Allyn Robinson
Houston
Raymond Magee
Kansas City
Kan
Ray High School
del Mar College
Carroll High School
Navy
Guy L. Carpenter
Port Isabel
Little League Praise for Port Isabel Team Effort
Rosales commends Port Isabel Little League for steady effort and strong attendance. He envisions a bright future, urges expanded play opportunities next season, and notes plans to schedule games with Brownsville to keep boys active and skilled over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Port Isabel
Rosales
Brownsville
Farewell note ends with John 21 25 urging more writings
The text closes a writing journey with a biblical quote from John chapter 21 verse 25 about unsaid words and the vastness of possible writings. It ends with a blessing and a farewell phrase Vaya con dios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pedro Robles 45 Dies in Brownsville
Pedro Robles, 45, of Brownsville, died Monday at Mercy Hospital. He owned a Port Isabel fruit stand and worked as a longshoreman. Survived by a widow Maria Robles, children Stella Celia and Pedro Robles Jr, multiple siblings. Rosary Tuesday night. funeral at St. Thomas Church. burial at Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Robles
Brownsville
Mercy Hospital
Port Isabel
Maria Robles
Stella Robles
Celia Robles
Pedro Robles Jr
Isabel Delgado
Juanita Robles
Matamoros
Berta Herrera
Sara Robles
Tampico
Juan Robles
Eulogio
Emilio Robles
St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church
Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens
Hinkley Mortuary
Clams Hold Anti Cancer Promise From Mercenene Research
Research into mercenene, an anti cancer agent found in clams, shows it inhibits human tumor growth in mice and may aid prevention. Studies by Ohio State and others note temperature dependent activity and wide natural distribution in marine life. Costly extraction remains a challenge but discovery could unlock cancer cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
M. Rosaris Schmeer
Schmeer
College of St. Mary of the Springs
Columbus
Ohio
Vernon Scholes
North Texas State University
Institute For Muscle Research
Woods Hole
Mass
Scholes
Laguna Madre B P W Club Holds June Dinner Meeting
The Laguna Madre Business and Professional Women's Club executive committee hosted a June 19 dinner at the Sea Island Motor Hotel. First Vice President Myr Zimmerman selected table candles and yellow-lace roses. Mrs. Golda Roberts presided at the installation and urged members to attend a Sunday Seville Motor Hotel seminar on leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Madre Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sea Island Motor Hotel
Myr Zimmerman
Golda Roberts
Roberts
Seville Motor Hotel
Dale Anderson
Tina Barrera
Valle Boudreaux
George Colley
Ray Curtis
Bud Franke
Eva Harris
Doris Kent
Janet Parker
Jean Larrsen
Betty Martin
Willester Page
Eleanor Royer
Jane Steneberger
Tina Rispoli
Irene Shaw
Angelita Smith
Trice
James L. Turner
William Sabin
Grace Yoder
Horoscope Roundup for All Zodiac Sign Readers
Olga offers weekly guidance with cautions and uplift for Aries through Pisces. Aries faces masked truths and tests. Taurus may feel loneliness amid chatter but reconnects with an old friend. Gemini should use rising energy for career and consider changes. Cancer seeks solutions by stepping back. Leo must bide time for ripening fruit. Virgo aims to act with calm, Libra meets new insight, Scorpio faces grown up choices, Sagittarius weighs tradition with humor, Capricorn overcomes vanity with action, Aquarius soars with a cautious landing, Pisces ends with a famine week after excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Ormant
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Scorp
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Cap
Alexander
Aquarius
Pisces
DAR Guest Day in Edinburg Saturday
The Daughters of the American Colonists will hold a one o'clock luncheon Saturday June 28 at the Echo Hotel Edinburg for Guest Day. Guest speaker Sid L Hardin will discuss Anti Americanism among other topics with world affairs as a focus. DAC members may bring guests and should reserve with Miss Phyllis Phillips 1213 South 10th Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luc Ion
Echo Hotel
Edinburg
Sid L. Hardin
Hardin
DAC
Phyliss Phillips
South 10Th
Peanuts Spark Fan's Bold Take on Team Tactics
A spectator on the bleachers offers unsolicited guidance to the coach, insisting his peanut inspired view should steer the team. The moment highlights fan involvement and sports culture rather than official strategy.
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Leon Perl
WSTOR
E. Elizabeth
Merchants Marine State Bank
Port Isabel-Padre Island Area
Chamber OF Commerce
B&pw News
Apm
EL Toro
Causeway
DAR
FTD
Elizabeth
S. Padre Island
The
Bay Area
Builder's
Cook's
Sandy Retreat Restaurant
the Conquistador Club
Ruben Guerro
Palm Boulevard
Assembly of God
Highway 100
Port Road
Don Neel
First Baptist Church
Longoria and
Washington Sts
Everette Young
Baptist Training Union
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic
Madison Sts
Bernard Junius
St. Andrew's Episcopi Mission
Jefferson Ave
Tarnava and
Longoria Sts
John Covey
Holy Communion
Bishop's Committee
First United Methodist Church
Musina and Adams Sts
F. L. Marlin
United Methodist
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Port Isabel Church of Christ Tarnava and
Joe Brooks
Hazel
Padre Island
Marine State Bank
Charro Cafe
Madison
Wiley's
Freddie's Professional Pharmacy
Circle Drive
VNN Grocery Marine Mart, Inc
Washington Ave
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