Citizens Advisory Committee Holds Two Sessions on Minimum Foundation
Local residents met in two sessions to review the Texas Research League survey and the State Board of Education report. They discussed local applicability, favored more time for digesting the two year study, and recommended local option for districting with geographic considerations. The group questioned funding by attendance and urged longer terms and lower bond interest for school buildings.
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Texas Research League
State Board of Education
San Benito
Research League
P O Works On Clean Up Week
The local Post Office designates May 15 21 as Clean-up Week aligning with national offices. Postmaster Miss Elizabeth Graves says the local office is cleaning up early due to Mayor Christensen requested campaign timing last week and notes past years have seen success during Clean-up Week.
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Elizabeth Graves
Christensen
Juniors Host Seniors With Banquet Here
The Port Isa bel High School junior class hosted the senior class on Saturday April 23 with a nautical themed banquet. Leo Baumfelder spoke on oceanic future while Beto Barrera welcomed guests and Marlene Churchwell replied for the seniors.
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Port Isabel High School
Lorna Petch
Leo Baumfelder
Beto Barrera
Marlene Churchwell
Rose Marie
Martha Bebee
Erma Green
Jerry Stout
Joseph Whitney
Driftwood Garden Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Driftwood Garden club held its regular business meeting in the name of Mrs. Bill Fair. Mrs. Fair served cookies and cokes.
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Driftwood Garden Club
Bill Fair
Mrs. Fair
Public school funding debate moves through Port Isabel advisory group
Prad Smith of KRGV Radio will lead a discussion on the Texas Research League report about the minimum foundation program. The advisory committee met over two days to explore districts' problems and potential solutions. Attendees are urged to attend the county conference in San Benito and the Chamber of Commerce banquet this week.
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By - LM
Texas
Texas Research League
San Benito
Chamber of Commerce
Prad Smith
KRGV
Brad H. Smith
Bill Brown
Gulf Cafe
Chamber
G. R. Wilson
Hazel Wampler
Tommy Torres
Roger Ildefonso Silguero
John Stockwell
Charlie Goldtrap
David McDuffee
Ernie Goldshag
C Of C Delegates Meet In Monterrey
Mrs. Lee A. Smith and Mrs. Gertrude Gilliam travel to Monterrey for a three day five state conference of Chambers of Commerce. The Texas delegates join four Mexican states in the meeting with plans to return Sunday afternoon.
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Lee A. Smith
Gertrude Gilliam
Monterrey
Conference of Chambers of Commerce
Texas
Smith
Gilliam
Chamber of Commerce
George Colley Wins Mystery Moment Watch Contest
George Colley of Port Isabel won Brown's Jewelry prize in the Mystery Moment contest. His guess of 12:31.20 matched the Gruen auto-wind watch reading, which was 12:18.14. the next closest guess came from Bobby Kelm of the Coast Guard station with 12:34.10.
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George Colley
Port Isabel
Brown
Mass on 13th by Sisters and Students Here
The Our Lady Star of the Sea school announces a Mass on Friday May 13 to thank area residents and donors who supported their recent cake events. Sisters and children from the school will participate in the service here.
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Our Lady Star of the Sea School
Harlingen Couple Honored at Surprise Supper
Mr and Mrs Randolph Fleuriet of Harlingen were honored with a Sunday supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Jimmy Haley. The Haleys presented a wedding gift to the Fleuriets with other guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Petch in attendance.
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Randolph Fleuriet
Harlingen
Jimmy Haley
Mrs. Haley
Mrs. Fleuriet
Fred Petch
WSCS Set Next Meeting With Mrs Fred Petch Tuesday
The WSCS will hold its next meeting with Mrs. Fred Petch on Tuesday at 4 p.m. The event details are announced for members and attendees.
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WSCS
Fred Petch
130 Entrants Trek To Corpus In Annual Walkathon
About 130 men and women began the three day trek from Port Isabel to Corpus Christi along Padre Island in a walkathon with $3,500 in prizes. First man across the finish wins $500 and a car. first woman receives $250 and an automatic washer.
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Port Isabel
Corpus Christi
Padre Island
Boba
Corpus
J. B. Ww
Robstown
Seattle
Roy McMurtry
Charley Pyle
Los Celes
New York City
D.C
Pullman
Erna Luelzenberg
Jess Shamblin
McAllen
Clyde L. Whistler
Sanderson
Walter Foster
Shrimper Convicted Of Malice Murder In Brownsville
Paul Smith a Browns ville shrimper was convicted of murder with malice in Brownsville district court and received a four year prison term. He was found guilty of killing Amparo Gomez Sanchez a highway maintenance employee while drunk driving on Highway 100 near Bayside when his car struck a parked highway department truck last December 17.
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Qodery Paul Smith
Brownsville
Amparo Gomez Sanchez
Sanchez
Bayside
Highway Department
Smith
Tumbleweed Square Dance Club Regualr Meeting Tonight
The Tumbleweed Square Dance club holds its regular meeting and dance at the Firemen's community hall tonight. Hostesses from last week were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Reeve and Mrs. Ped Hunt.
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Tumbleweed Square
Firemen’s Community Hall
A. J. Reeve
Ped Hunt
Family Week Observed At Port Isabel Methodist Church
In observance of National Family Week the Port Isabel Methodist church youth join the 11 am Sunday service with the Junior Methodist youth fellowship assisting in the evening. Junior girls sing, boys read scripture and handle the offering. A Mother's Day invitation urges parents and children from Methodist homes to attend together.
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Port Isabel
Merryman Home Hosts Visitors From San Benito
Mr and Mrs J L Merryman entertained Mrs Merryman parents Mr and Mrs L C House of San Benito as Sunday guests in their residence.
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J. L. Merryman
Mrs. Merryman
Mrs. L. C
San Benito
Ewing Clarks Return From Mountain Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Ewing Clark came back from Mountain Home after spending a month there.
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Mrs. Ewing Clark
Mountain Home
Bay of Surf Fishing Multiple Trout And Snapper Totals
The report lists daily catches across Bay of Surf and ports from Houston to Brownsville for April 28 to May 3. Names include A C Martindale, Martin Hazard, Steve Mensick, Howard Eaves, Leo Siskoski, Alfred Shayler, Jess Snellon, Evan Brock, Sam Cashiola, Clarence Newton, and others with trout, redfish, red snapper, bonita, and other species totals. Guides Tom Atkins and Noel Johns are noted with large snapper hauls.
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A. C. Martindale
Houston
Martin Hazard
Steve Mensick
Howard Eaves
Leo Siskoski
Port Isabel
Alfred Shayler
Jess Snellon
Evan Brock
San Marcos
Sam Cashiola
Clarence Newton
Donna
E. F. Barth
Bayside
Mike Nickels
Charlie Berry
Alton Whitlock
San Juan
Vivian Head Andy
Brownsville
Old Rigney
Pharr
James Rickert
Mercedes
Lloyd Yarbrough
Harlingen
Reese James
Gus
Lizzie Beer
Tom Atkins
Noel J. Johns Sr
Longview
Noel J. Johns Jr
K. J. Kingston
Fort Worth
Jerry Freeman
Mission
Bill Brown
Vivien Head
Johnnie Brown
Buster White
Buster Davis
Edinburg
George O’ Kane
San Antonio
Lloyd Rigney
LG. Weston
McAllen
Speedy Roberts
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