Set Ore Sieve Team Heads Forward After Victory
Congratulations to the team and supporters as they move forward with strong prospects. Best wishes for continued success in upcoming challenges and endeavors.
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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1958
Page
2
Congratulations to the team and supporters as they move forward with strong prospects. Best wishes for continued success in upcoming challenges and endeavors.
Port Isabel School District confirms the resignation of Superintendent Mr Marshall A Storey to accept a position with San Benito. The district states no further details are provided and progress toward a replacement is to be announced.
Mr Storey leaves Port Isabel School District after nine years of service. He joined in 194 as a grade school teacher, taught two years, led a school as principal for one year, and served as superintendent for six years. The district thanks him and looks to future visits.
Several students leave Tuesday morning for Sam Anichio to attend the Southwest Annual Conference of the Methodist church with her parents. On Wednesday morning Maeva Heno departs to return to Maracaibo Venezuela for the summer.
Oklahiema will visit grandmother then travel to Dallas for the rest of her vacation. Jo Jean left Wednesday for a brief Corpus Christi visit. Carol Schumacher departs Saturday for Houston to work over the summer and enter Hermann Nursing. She plans to visit friends and relatives during the season.
Sunday evening services in the high school auditorium featured an invocation by Emery Green Jr and a benediction by Bill Fabacher. The Rev. F. L. Martin delivered the message as the high school choir sang two numbers and a congratulatory list of graduates was read. Catholic Church held a graduates breakfast with guests and a breakfast menu of biscuits eggs sausage orange juice and coffee.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Groomer are proud parents of a 6 pound baby boy named Gibby Jr born Thursday night May 22 Congratulations to the new family The item notes a seniors last assembly scheduled for Tuesday morning and mentions graduation events.
Emery Green Jr. led the final program as master of ceremonies while the entire senior class took part in the graduation rites including the Class Will Class History Class Prophecy and entertainment. Mr Marshall A Storre provided farewell remarks to the student body and Mr Eugene Todd announced the reading and poetry awards.
They plan for Sunday night to attend the Majestic theater to watch The Brothers Karamazov. They are accompanied by Patsy, Bill, Janet, and Skipper.
Abilene Christian college announced 20 athletes awarded letters for baseball tennis and golf for 1958. Standouts include Don Rhoden Harold Green and James Tudor each earning fourth spring sport letters. Golf winners include Bill Carlson Jerry Lance Jesse Brown Gwynneth Curtis and Jimmy Ray. Tennis honorees include Tudor Bleiker Mike Richards Kent Comelli and Neil Carroll. Baseball recipients are Rhoden Green Carl Garer Dave Pullins Jim Armstrong Cramer Adams Altus Scott and Ken.
In April Cameron County sold 166,538 in Savings Bonds, announced by county chairman J. B. Bray. Texas statewide April sales totaled 14,176,749, up 4.3 percent from April 1957, signaling continued national financial support.
The roster lists senior Neth Reed, senior Robert Alexander, senior Don Wolf, and junior Waylan Reeves as part of the upcoming high school season.
Seventy three measles cases topped Cameron county disease counts last week, with 19 in Hidalgo county. Throat infections reached 18 in Cameron and six in Hidalgo, while venereal disease totaled nine across both counties. Hidalgo recorded ten tuberculosis cases, and only scattered cases of whooping cough mumps malaria non paralytic polio and infectious hepatitis were reported.
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