Piano Recital Planned at First Baptist Church Friday
The May 14 piano recital by Mrs. O. R. Le Pere’s pupils unfolds at 8 p.m. in the First Baptist Church auditorium with performances by Diana Grabowske Aurora Flores Polly Galloway Margie Ochoa and others including selections from Haydn Thompson Bilbro and Tchaikovsky among pieces such as Air from Surprise Symphony Blue Bells of Scotland and How Great Thou Art.
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O. R. le Pere
First Baptist Church
Hayden
Scotland
Thompson
Bonnie
Diana Grabowske
Aurora Flores
Bilbro
Polly Galloway
Splinder
Czerney
Margie Ochoa
Aldemar
Johnson
Hine
Freddie McNab
Nevin
Dank
Santa Lucia
Shawn Bolen
Adam
Marylyn McNab
O. R. LePere
Vast portion of Soviet Rus sia Permanently Frozen
Report notes half of Soviet Russia is permanently frozen with permafrost extending depths often reaching 1,500 feet making large regions unusable for cultivation or development and shaping climate and infrastructure planning.
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Soviet
Russia
G A Focus Week Activities At Port Isabel Church
Port Isabel Baptist Church reports a week of G A events beginning with recognition during worship. A prayer retreat and Coronation Service rehearsal are planned for May 23 at 7 30 p m. Mother WMU dinner and GA support follow events.
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G.A
Summertime Poem Reflects School’s End and Friends
Poet Helena Sandlin presents a nostalgic verse about June arrival, school ending, and friends returning for summer. The piece celebrates laughter, shared tales of rocks seashells and a fish tale, and the joy of reunion as teachers and classmates await summer freedom.
Port Isabel Home Demonstration Club News
The Port Isabel Home Demonstration Club met in April at Gwen Bellinghausen’s home for a craft workshop with members and guests sharing crafts and refreshments. District THDA delegates attended the Harlingen meeting, main speaker Robert Vela spoke on school dropouts and club programs. May events included Low Calorie Food demonstration and Shrimp Spaghetti recipe, with plans for May 15 and May 25 demonstrations at the Housing Project.
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Port Isabel
Bellinghausen
Milton Boudreaux
Roberto Garcia
Noe Gonzaleza
Millie Creighton
Jack Mack
Helen Gay
Mary Brown
Genevieve Martin
Tillie Lorentz
Gwen Bellinghausen
THDA
Seville
Harlingen
Mary Mack
Salina Gay
Robert Vela
Home Demonstration Club
Shirley Milford
Milford
Noe Gonzalez
Joe Henry
San Benito
Port Isabel hosts visiting families over Padre Island weekend
Mr and Mrs Bob Roberts and family of Port Isabel welcomed John Ogota of Mecedes as a houseguest this weekend. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Tom Blackwell of Mercedes and Mr and Mrs Ben William of Fort Worth. They arrived Tuesday and will stay a week.
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Bob Roberts
Port Isabel
John Ogota
Mecedes
the Roberts
Padre Island
Tom Blackwell
Mercedes
Ben William
Fort Worth
Garden Club Library Moves to Port Isabel City Hall
Port Isabel City Commission designates space in City Hall for a Garden Center to serve the Driftwood Garden Club. Founded in 1954, the club has accumulated magazines scrapbooks club histories and books and seeks a central place to preserve and use its library materials. The city project could form the nucleus of a Port Isabel Library and Historical Museum.
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Port Isabel
City Commission
Driftwood Garden Club
Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 17 Meeting and May 20 Pack Night
Den 1 Pack 17 met at Mrs. Hutchinsons home with Adam Pearson as May Denner and Alan Young as assistant. The pledge opened the meeting. Cubs were reminded to bring books for awards credits and to bring badge projects for display at the May 20 Pack meeting at the Methodist Educational Building. Telstar skit practiced, refreshments served, and a baseball game enjoyed before the living circle closed. Den 1 2 and 4 plan May 20 events with skits rocket races and Cub displays plus awards and Camp Perry Day arrangements. families invited. A matrimonial knot proverb closes the note.
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Den 1
Pack 17
D. R. Hutchinson
Denner
Adam Pearson
Alan Young
Denner Adam Pearson
Methodist Educational
Bay Area Duplicate Bridge Winners Reported
The Bay Area Duplicate Bridge Club met at Firemen’s Hall at 7 30 p m. Winners listed include North South with Mrs John Lindley and Harold Royer of Laguna Vista in first place and East West with Zoe Vance and Mrs William Nussbaum of Laguna Vista edging out others. Mas ter Point night announced for next Tuesday. contact numbers provided for partners.
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Bay Area
Duplicate Bridge Club
Firemen’s Hall
John Lindley
Harold Royer
Laguna Vista
Sammie Schmidt
J. W. Gibson
Pearl Beattes
Teleferro
Harlingen
Zoe Vance
Padre Island
William Nussbaum
George Trump
Port Isabel
Guy Burwell
Laguna Heights
Mirs Vera Glover
Alice Landy
Los Fresnoos
Robert Heinz
Brownsville
Edith Land
Harold Roger
Jones
School Menu High to May 24 Last Day
Weekly school meals list from May 17 to May 24 outlines daily menus including chili dog and beans on Monday, fried chicken on Tuesday, meatloaf on Wednesday, pork chops on Thursday, and fish on Friday. The final day features ham and cheese sandwich with pork and beans and pudding.
Valley High Schools Enter Cotton Style Show June 8
Valley high schools may enter three contestants per school plus alternates for the 11th annual cotton style show. The event opens Cotton Week in Harlingen on June 8 at Casa de Sol with Out-Of-The-Valley judges.
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Valley
Pate
Harling
Kathlen Bowman
All Valley
Casa de Sol
Evelyn Kee
Brownsville
Vaudene Pruit
Mercedes
Marguerite Rathke
Joann Clecker
Harlingen
Louise Shanahan
Hazed Wallace
Narlingen
Cordelle McDonald
Mildred Young
Los Fresnos
Nancy Holloway
Weslace
Raymondville
Florence Spinks
Billie Schreckengaust
Toye Smith
Rio Hondo
Annabel Jordan
Wyoming Youths Urged to Grow Up by Star Valley Editorial
An editorial from the Star Valley Independent in Afton urges teenagers to return home and take on responsibility. It counsels fixing household tasks, contributing to church and charities, studying, and earning a living, insisting youths owe society time, energy, and talents and must act maturely.
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Wyoming
Star Valley Independent
Afton
The
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Pover
Long Set of Store Rules from 1854 New York Firm
A 19th century document outlines extreme long hours for Wanna Maker Stores in New York. It mandates 6 30 am to 9 pm operations year round with detailed cleaning duties and a strict lifestyle code for male employees.
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Wannamaker
New York
Public Relations Journal Saturday Review
Texans Urgently Sought For Missile Base Posts
Sergeant Mata at Harlingen Army Recruiting Station says men are needed for missile bases in Texas with a four month guaranteed base assignment. Eligible recruits receive electronic or related civil job training and 75 percent tuition aid for college. Immediate testing and qualification followed by assignment. visit Harlingen recruiter or call GA 3 5886.
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Texas
Roberto Mata
NCOIC
Harlingen
Army
Mata
Austin
N. W. Jackson St
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