The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 109, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1944 Page: 3 of 4
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GAR FENDERS and
ot a meeting of the
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•treat.
Booker Wynne
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for # v|alt in the home oi
Mrs. John R. Graham,
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, The final meeting of the school
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• year was ' heltf by the Parent-
Teacher Association of the junior
and senior high schools on Mori-1 Navy
'day afterooori át 3:45 o'clock at *
the school with &lrs. George
* ■ Jones,, president, in charge.
During the business session Mirs.
Jones thanked all the officers for
their loyal support during the
past year and a vote of thanks
was given the Orange .Leader and
the Beaumont Enterprise for pub-
licity given the association. ,The
rttyr - senior -sponsors, Miss
Ruby-Gates and W.t Barrett,
-and-chairmen of . the junior-senior
banquet. Mrs. V. Ó. -Prince and
Jf*9- R- R- Gravett, were given á
vpte of thanks for the banquet
served the two .classes last week.
Mrs. C. M. Tilley, a district of-
ficer of the P-T. A., Installed the
new officers in a ceremony given
ifl thé form oí; a: charfee to the
. mty. The new officers are: Mrs.
, E. J. Ford, president: Mis. Albert
-BáteSr"Vtce■ president; Mrs. Cecil
Coale, secretary; Mrs.'Charles Ar-
senault, treasurer. . Each of the
■ new officers was presented with
A a corsage as installed.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Forrest McDonald and'- Mrs.
Ervin Depwe.
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Garden^ I lib
Gives/Deadline
For-Benefit Party
Tomorrow is the deadline for
reservations for .the flower show
and benefit bridge to be sponsor-
ed by the Orange Garden Club on
Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
in the Navy Park administration
building. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs.' Jack Bec-
feer or any other member of the
garden club.
Among. the various exhibits to
be displayed will be large and
miniature l'lb\v*er arrangements by
each member of the club.
library stiff on Wed-
S¡K!l®*it
to be «pqnaored by the
will be given by
j: Wheat of Beaunjont,
The book is .to be "The Truth
Men Live By" by George Meck-
lenburg. _ • •'
Loyal Women's
Class To Meet
The monthly meeting of the
Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the
First Christian Church wiy -be
held on Thursday afternoon at
thr-ee o'clock in the elnss room at
the church; Mrs W. M. Locke is
to preside. ~
Wednesday C4ub
To Be Entertained
Mrs. John Y. Bell will be hos-
tess to members of the Wednes-
day qiub at bridge on Wednesday
afternoon in her home, 232 Fa.r-
raguet. 'The games will begin at
2:30 o'clock.
.... v ,.7„ Daphne DuMau
Her is a book in which the
will experience the? inner work-
ings of the minds of men and wo-
men. It has surprise, an exquis-
ite love story and an at
of impending disaster. %
"The Dollar Gold Piece" by
Virginia Swain, á story aboul
boom days in Kansas City axi
the fortunes, ambitions and'lovi
of Lao Hull.
"The Passionate Witch"
Thorne Smith is an uproarious
novel giving an account of -the
marriage of a meek* respectable
man With a grade-A- witch.J
"MtSs Susie Slagles" by Augus-
ta Tucker. This is a hefirt-
Warming storyjighted by comedy
fend. tragedy, romance and1 high
hope. '-''||¡||HÉ¡
"The Unin
McCordle is "a
^people in extraordin
stances. The eerie
midnight hour will keep your at
tention racing through the ex
citing novel. -
Dorothy
ordinary
circum-
nings of
Make"And Mend
Club Organized
Wednesday morning a group of
fvomen met at th®. Riverside rec-
reation hall No. L and organized
a «lub to be known as the Make
and Mend Club. This club will
meet each Wednesday morning
beginning May 10, for sewing and
a social hour. Mrs. R. W. Wood,
245 McKeé Courts, was /.made
chairman. The membership com-
mittee is composed of Mrs. Hughie
Byrd and Mrs. Essie White.
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CIRCLE SIX MEETS
ON MONDAY NIGHT
Circle' Six of the North Orange
Baptist Woman's Missionary Un-
ion mfet on Monday evening at
7:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
Scriv Simmons, 531 First street.
Nine members were in attendance
and there, was one visitor. Mrs.
A. J. McKelvéy had charge of the
Bible study.
The next meeting will be held
on Monday night, May 17, at 7:30
o'clock in the home of Mrs.C. C.
. Permintar,. 524 ¿5&ortrt~ street. .
Bingo Party |s
HeldAt USO
A large crowd attended the
bingo party held on Monday night
at eight o'clock iti the USÓ social
room w th Mrs. Sam Manley in
charge. The $25.00 war bonds
were awarded tq Mrs. Carrie H.
Strickland and Mrs. Sam Brltton.
War pavings stamps were given as
prizes in the games.
.Another bingo party will be
given at- the USO on Monday
night, May 15. at eight o'clock.
Admission will be twenty cents
for. civilians; service men ta .be
admftte'd free.
Camera Club
Meets Monday
The regular print contest was
held at the meeting, of the USO
Camera Club on Monday night: at
the USO Club with Fay Walst'on
and R. R. McKinley winning
prizes for the week.
A discussion of movies was led
by Hugo Osberg and local' films
werp shown.
The next meeting will be held-
on Monday evening, May 22, at
the USO. Each member is to bring
prints and a special program will
be presented by Mr. Hodges of
the .Hodges Photo , Suppliers of
Port Arthur. ,
Baptist Adult
The Sunday -school classes' of
the adult department of the First
Baptist Church will be entertain-
ed at a social tonight at- eight
o'clock at the church. Mrs. R. R.
Eddleman is to - have charge of
the program.
FIRST CHRISTIAN W. M. S
TO MEET AT CHURCH
The monthly meeting ot the
Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Christian Church will
be held --on Thursday . afternoon,
beginning at two o'clock, at the
church. • Mrs. Roger P. Tandy,
president, wifl be in charge.
"6 DAYS A WEEK WE "ClOCK IK
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MhisHoWdWS.
former chairman of the USO hos-
tess committee, and Mr if. Wynne
Péarce, right, former chairman of
the social committee of the UK)i
were o warded^ VperititfloUs certif-
icates iri recognition of outstand-
ing service In USO war work at
the council me<stt'rig of the USO
held last night at the 'USO Club.
Mrs, Peterson and Mrs. Pearcp
aré the iirst in Orange to receive
this recognition. *
The Rev. É. T, Drake, council
chairman, was re-elected for the
coming year, The Rev. Thomas
M. W
man, R. C. Mrirsh is treasurer
and Miss Anna Weaver is, secre-
tary. -
Harry Giore, representing FSA,
gave a brief report of contem-
plated recreation set-up for Or-
ange. Miss Anderson, a represen-.
tative of N. C. C. S„ ^<as ji}tro-;
ducéd to the1 group. . Mrs. Russell
Fleig received a.USO pin in rdc-
ognitlon of fifty hours voluntéeri
service.', . , ,•
The USO Constitution Commit-
tee for the year is composed of M:
,K. Thomen, chairman; J. C. Putr
Yérxa is to be vice chair- nam and the Rev, Joe Berberich.
VFW Auxiliary -
To Meet Tonight
iWesleyan'Guild .'
Tc5 Meet At Church
The VFW Auxiliary is to meet The Wesleyan Service Guild of
tonight at eight o'clock in the the First Methodist Church will
home of Mrs. R. Lee Davis, l ío 1 ¡ attend the •supper for Christian
John street. This is to be a so- rT^amily Week an Wednesday night
cial meeting and all members are ¡at the church and after the'- imp-
invited to,attend. 'per will hold the regular,weekly
Mrs: John Graham
To Be Hostess
DANCE.,MUSIC
' Furnished For ■
PARTIES. DANCES and
ENTERTAINMENT
.Phone 4404 After • P. M.
WOODWORKING
Shop
Let Us Repair Your Furniture
Unkolsterina anil Cabinet
Work
ORANGE
SHOP
Bear 6M Front St.
PHONE 4745
Mrs. John Ri Graham ia to en-!
tertain members of the Aulick!
Club on Thursday night in her]
home, 206 Lakesiae, Bridge j
games, beginning at eight o'clock,
tvill be enjoyed during the even-
,ing. ■ !
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BRUNER METHODIST
W. S. C. S. TO MEET
Members of tjie Woman's So-
ciety for Christian Service of the
Brunei- Methodist Church will
meet for a social aird program on
Thursday Vtérnooti at 2:30 o'clock
in the home of Mrs. Allie Castor-
tine In West Changer Mrs. H. O.
Dull is to have charge of the tiro-
gram.
ANNOUNCING
tin
..OPENING • 1
or THE
NEW SABINE CLUB'PARLOR
(Across river from Orange)
Friday, May 12th at 7 P.M.
Entertainment for Ladlea and Gentlemen
in a refined atmosphere
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Aircraft Plant Group Suptrvlsór
Burba ni, California
Millions of Ford owners are
enjoying just such ({ratifying car
• performance as this. Ithascome
to be expected of. Ford cars.
Reliability and economy have
. always been outstanding Ford
^characteristics] And with effi-
cient Ford Protective Service
available everywhere, it is small
wonder you m> often hear peo-
ple say. .."I'm sure glad I've
got a Ford!" 1-. „.,^v
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Tbp copper penny haft lost
x a lot of its pur'cbasinR
power -- and even., sri'mo of
its copper. But it stifl biiys
as much electricity as ever.
A penny will toast about
twenty slices of broad — or
brew ten cups of coffee — or
clean five big.rugs — or run
your refrigerator for sev-
eral hours.
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Rather stjartling what a
penny will do when you
thiiik of W that w$f, ignt 4t? *
The average family gato
about twjca aa much-olac-
it paid Hitmen yaara ago.
This is due largely «o the
bard work, etticiency and
experience of your HimAl
and neighbors who aoan
and manage
That's why a paony, «pant
for electricity, buys so
much.
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Caution: Even though clcctricity Is cheap —>«v/w ttMUgh.it
~ Don't Waste It. JVl. olT .
isn't'rationed— Please .
transportation go'into the making of electricity and
critical war resources.
and lias never
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smnrtar than mitny a newer csr." ,
taking the
. used teke
so 1 know flow Fonts
's why 1 drive one.
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wt
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j intiof ," i will as frequent washing.
Siich protective service, keeps a
Ford,, or anjr car, in good shape."
El$ WTB—Tie *ewg# plow# •fM1 ^
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CHASSIS
By Our .
SPRAY METHOD
BORDER
MOTOR vv,.
506 Main Street
PHONE 4393
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By Experienced A
Write Box 22, Or«M
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OLD ONE!
• Can Supply
and Save^ou
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1111 Park - Ave^—Dial
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Dry Goods
904 SECOND
Also Statlonéry,
And War Defense
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SPRING LINI
OPEN DAILY
Fin. SUITS and
TOPCOATS far
atan ai
I C o I l ot your
home o' your of- •
flea to take your
j meoturamsott ot
v Air convanlence
O. M. Carnahan
Orange Representative
101 Filth St.
Holland Hotel Corner
CHICAGO
W ANTE
Body and F<
Repairs
Will he Kind to
quote price.
BORDER
motor a
500 Main Street
PHONE 4393
Buick — GMC — Pont
O.i-JSS
WHTCH
SHOP IL^oJ
/// lobby oh'
HOlLaNn HOT ft-
Ton depend en your
.. keep It therefor In
IwwrtWi condition
"""sitii&ftl ftffrtnilnr
;; sdiustmenl. Modes!
WANTED: Two girts for general
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office work;
Apply in Penon to
TEXAS LAUNDRY, Inc.
Park At 10th
Just Arrived !
Crockeryv^are !
"Hill-! 'ill
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Stone Jars
CHURNS, 2 to 0 gallon sizes
WATER BUCKETS, 12 quar
STONE JARS, 1 to 8 Rallón
FLOWER POTS & COMBINETTES
MIXING BOWLS
BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE
704 Second Street
RADIATOR, FENDER
s
Also
NEW Jé
FURNI
Bought an4
Sold
BODY REPAIRING V
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 109, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1944, newspaper, May 9, 1944; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142977/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.