Our Lady Star of the Sea Church announces service schedule
The parish lists Sunday masses at 6:30 8:30 and 10 a.m. Weekday mass at 7 a.m. with 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. Baptisms Sundays at 11 a.m. Confessions Saturdays 4-5 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. Ascension Thursday mass times 6:30 8:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Port Isabel CYO gains Roger Villareal as deanery treasurer.
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Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church
Port Isabel
CYO
Brownsville
Roger Villareal
Roger
Father McDermott
Our Lady Star of the Sea School
Father Fanning
Green
12 Area Students To Get Degrees From Southmost College
A Brownsville area snapshot lists graduates and candidates from Texas Southmost College for commencements at 8 15 p m in Jacob Brown Auditorium. Dr James H McCracklin of Southwest Texas State College will address the ceremony. Terry Christensen and Kathryn Barrett win Kiwanis Club awards for outstanding student records.
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Texas Southwost College
Brownsville
Jacob Brown
James H. McCracklin
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Terry Christensen
Port Isabel
Kathryn Barrett
Kiwanis Club
Birth of a son in Port Isabel at Hockaday Clinic
Mr and Mrs Isidro Pena welcomed a son named Charles on May 24 at the Hockaday Clinic in Port Isabel weighing 10 pounds 4 ounces. Relatives including the Guillots Perea Parmentez and Barrera families traveled to Houston to watch the Astros versus Giants doubleheader at the Astrodome Saturday night.
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Isidro Pena
Hockaday Clinic
Port Isabel
Charles
Lloyd Guillot
Ronnie
Joe Perez
Michael
Lorenzo Parmentez
Willie Barrera
Houston
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astrodome
Reed and Day Families Host Visitors in Port Isabel
Mr and Mrs Harry F Reed of Jal New Mexico visit their parents Mr and Mrs Claude G Day in Port Isabel The Reed couple note Mr Reed has worked for Tex Mex Pipe Co for 28 years
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Harry F. Reed
Jal
New Mexico
Claude G. Day
Port Isabel
Reed
Tex-Mex Pipe Co
Port Isabel Press Item Preview May 27 1965
Local brief notes from Port Isabel cover community events and notices for Thursday. The page highlights upcoming meetings, school activities, and a short civic update from area organizations. No names or specific outcomes provided in readable text.
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Port Isabel
Wyoming Paper Urges Youths To Grow Up
Editorial from the Star Valley Independent of Afton Wyoming urges teens to take responsibility at home and in the community. It lists chores and acts of service from repairing sinks to helping the sick and studying, arguing parents and government do not owe entertainment or a living.
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Wyoming
Star Valley Independent
Afton
The
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Pover
Scout Port Isabel Pack 17 holds year end meeting at Methodist Edu Building
Scout Port Isabel Pack 17 gathered May 20 at 7 30 p m for awards and demonstrations. Den 4 led flag and skits while Den 2 staged rocket races. Cubmaster Clyde Privett and Bill Privett handed out Bear Wolf and Silver Arrows, Denner stripes and Life magazine awards. A closing call urged youths to grow up and assume responsibility.
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Port Isabel
Pack
Methodist Educational
Den 4
Den 1
Clyde Privett
Troop 56
Bill Privett
Den 2
Den
James New
Tony Peverini
Alan Young
Robbie Middleton
Gerald Green
Robert Yost
Adam Pearson
Mark Thornton
Golden Arrows
Wolf
Rick Roloff
Bear
Johnny Moone
Mark Higginbotham
Pedro Castilo
Don Chasteen
Bobby Tichenor
Barry Ziglar
Robert Bolen
Rick Rolo
Denner
Sersio Villarreal
Johnny Moore
Sergio Villareal
Jon Greenly
Pedro Castillo
Bobby Harris
Sergio Villarreal
Charley Estes
Sammy Mack
Rick Roluti
Mark On
George Higginbotham
Jesse Chasteen
Mike Cateora
Bryan Ray
Walberto Gonzales
George Hiden
Helen Bolen
Millie Harris
D. R. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Valletto Gonzales
Jesse Chastren
Methodist Church
Dove Nesting Outlook in Texas Indicates Average Conditions
E A Walker of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports normal mourning dove nesting and food conditions as the season nears. Harley Berg of Waco notes Texas yields from doves remain among the nation’s largest, aided by migrating birds. The north zone opens September 1 with a later southern shoot.
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Austin
E. A. Walker
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Harley Berg
Waco
Texas
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Long Hours Mandated for 1854 New York Stores
A Public Relations Journal critique of a 1854 rule set requires stores in New York to open at 6 30 am and stay open until 9 pm year round. It lists duties dusting sweeping lamp maintenance and coal for each clerk, plus restrictions on smoking dancing and amusements. It notes workers receive limited social time and must read after hours.
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WANNA
New York
T.e Barber Shop
Public Relations Journal
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