The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 205, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 23, 1928 Page: 3 of 6
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MASONIC
NOTICE
In Trim This
Winter?
AAUUSTIN, Tex,, Feb. 23.—A move,
ment to have the war department's
world’s
workers,
preacher
don. Dr.
You know it cannot
be rubbed away
Mt. and Mrs Boh Brent and Mr.
and Mrs Meade Graves were visitors
in Lake Charles Sunday, having mo.
tored over for the day.
Read about hi
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by Mrs. Beatty.
The girls will
G. A. WITH
MRS. BEATTY WEDNESDAY.
PRIVATE SMOKES
BAN ROYDEN IN
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NAVY BUILDING
PROGRAM PARED
SENATE UPHELD
IN OIL ARREST
Snug Hipline, Flaring Skirt,
Silhouette Favored In
Two-Piece Frocks
She lived /
and How!
HOME OF SUPER-
THREE KILLED
IN CAR CRASH
Comedy
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With
EVERT HORTON
NEW—ALL ELECTRIC
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RADIOS
Ay HELEN WORDEN .
Copyrirht Presa Publishing Company
(Now York World) 1920)
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Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
at Presbyterian church at 3:30.
Baptist Woman s Missionary so-
Charles (’. Selecman, presi-
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The White House
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Sabine Coffee Company
our customers for their trade and co-
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Light Crisp Pastry
Young cooks, as well as the more experi-
enced. find that Rumford makes delicious
pastry—that it makes all baked .foods /aCWn
lighter and more wholesome—that It adds (84
real food value. Fei)
of Quakertown.
A fourth < ceu pa nt of the car, Mus-
Melman's wife, Currie, jumped from
the automobile a moment before the
erash and escaped serious injury.
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TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1938
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impurities." Are endorsed
everywhere. Ask your nei
Mra. Albert Arabe and little non
Jerry of Oil City, La., are spending
a few days in Orange with her sister
Mrs R. N. Duke on West Park ave
Wetonichiek Campfire group at
West Orange nchool at 3:30.
(Thursday)
Executive committee of Woman's
Auxiliary Presbyterian chureh at
Mrs. W. B. Fruge was hostens to
Circle 5 of the First Baptist church
at her home, 111 Henderson street
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Eleven members and three visitors
Perslstent coughs and colde lead to serL
qus trouble. You can stop them now with
reqmulaion, on emulaied czeosote that
to pleneant to take. Creomulsioa to a new
medical dissovery with two-fold action; it
moothes and heals the inflamed membrane*
and inhibits germ growth.
uSsmfesswsx
of the wreatest healing agencies for per-
sistent coughs sad colds and other forms
of throat troubles Creomulsion contains,
tn addition to creosote, other healing ele-
ments which soothe and heal the infected
membranes and stop the irritation and
inftammation, while the creosote goes on
, to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood.
attacks the seat of the trouble and checks
the growth of the germp.
Creomulsion is quaranteed satistactor,
in the treatment of persisteut coughs and
cold*, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and
other forma of respiratory diseases, and ie
exrellent for building up the system after
colda or fu. Money refunded if any cough
or cold is no* relieved after taking accord.
I lex to directiens Ask your druegiaz, (adv.)
5 TOMORROW
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FRANK COVERT AND
DAWSON SISTERS a co.
Nifty Tunes
•ad Dances -
per W SOME TIME
Feb. 21—Agnes
“FOX” SKELETON
AGAIN TO COURT
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.— Mater-
FRIDAY VISITING DAY
AT ANDERSOX SCHOOL.
Visiting day for parents will be
observed tomorrow at the Anderson
school, and all mothers are urged to
xkit the rooms of their children and
help to make it one of the best vielt-
Ina days yet to be held.
with delighttul refreshments
U-
city temple, Lon-
Ing which the lesson was taught by
Mrs, Bonham.
After the business and study pe-
riod. a social hour was enjoyed and
a salad and sweet course served by
the hostess.
Next week Mrs. Pat Leslie will be
hostess tn Circle 5, at her home on
Tenth and Front streets.
best."4Earl C. Campbell, 115 West
Main Street, Johnson City, Tenn.
8.S.S. is extracted from the fresh
roots of medicinal plants and herbs
and gives to Nature what she needs
in building you up so that your
system throws off the cause.
All drug stores sell 8.8.8. In two
sizes. Get the larger size. It la
more economical.
of the
religious
assistant
(IOLDS and grip are hard on the
kidneys When the kidneys elow
up, impurities rmain in the blood
and are apt to mak one tired and
achy with headaches, dim wet and
often nagging backache. A common
warning is scanty or burning secretions.
Pith. a stimulant diuretic,
increase the secretion of the kidneys
and aid in the elimination of waste
Feb. 21.—For a
today the senate
Robert W. Stew-
new $10,000,000 air training
Watch The Kidneys After
Winter’s Cold*.
dent <»f Southern Methodist (‘niver-
sity. thinks it Mat to bar from the
auditorium any woman who smokes," :
Scott naid.
Ir. Selecman neither admitted nor |
denied this statement.
QUAKERTOWN, Pa., Feb. 21 —
Three persons. Including a man and
wife, were killed here today when
their automoblle stalled on a grade
• erossing and was struck by a Read-
ing express train.
Andrew Anders, 55; his wife, Ame-
meet again next
Standard Oil company of Indiana,
■but he quickly flipped away Into the
arms of the courts which once be-
fore had taken him from the con-
grensional grasp
A writ of habeas corpus, which
the oil man obtained after the sen-
ate had arrested him for refusing to
answer questions of the Teapot Dome
committee was dismissed by Justice
Bailey in the District of Columbia
supreme court, and for a moment
the waiting senate sergeant-at-arms
really had custody of the reluctant
witness.
But it was only a theoretical con-
trol, for Stewart’s attorneys imme-
diately noted an appeal and placed a
bond of $5000 for him, and now he
has forty days in which to perfect
the appeal and the record in the
case for the court of appeala.
The court held the grounds on
which the oil man refused to testify
on the question of liberty bonds ot
the Continental Trading company
"were frivolous and without legal
basis."
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4 during the business session.
2, A-
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be held here Monday was called as
a result of the demand of other
board members that such a session
be held, Mrs. Potter declared.
Dallas members of the federation
point out that unless some action is
taken by the Texas body, the na-
tional board probably will transfer
the meeting to some other state.
1oS ANGELFS, Fell 21.—The in-
sanity skeleton in the Hit k ma n, fam-
ily « loset today war under summons
to show itself In court again as rel-
atives of the young killer gathered
to add their bit in defending him
A
Miss Lueille Dean, who teachen
achool in Port Arthur, hpent the
pant week-end In Orange with her
aister Mre! Meade Grave*.
I Called meeting at
’ Madison Lodge No
| 120, A. F. a A.
J M., for work in
l the F. C. Degree
tonight at 7:.
urged to be pres-
Randolph, killed in a plane erash
at Gorman. Texan, last Friday, la be-
ing started by Kelly field aviation
nuthoritles and San Antonio and
Auntin buninens and civie organlea-
tiohn, the Auntin American rayR.
Wednenday afternoon with Mim
Irma Bowden at"her hme 103 Main
afreet and every"- member is urged
to be present and bring a new mem-
ber or a vinitot. The program will
lie under the direction of Mims Elsle
Brown.
DOAN'S P6ocs
A STIMULANT DIURETIC aa KIDNEYS
Foster Milburn Co Mg Chem Bullalo, BY
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
ANNOUNCED.
Mr and Mrs. C. K. Swift, of 14th
and Sholars, are receiving congrat-
ulations upon the arrival of an 8-
pound daughter, born Thursday
morning. The little lady has been
given the name of Shirleyr
fully reducing the administration's
new warship construction program,
the house naval committee today
• decided to authorise the construc-
tion of 15 cruisers and one aircraft
t carrier ns agninst the 71 war vessels
i requested by Secretary Wilbur. The
committee's action was described by
Chairman Butler as practically unan-
imous.
The cost rf the committee's pro-
gram was estimated at 1174.000,000,
us against 17 40,000,000 proposed by
the administration. Both of these
figures are exclusive of aircraft and
inereased personnel for the hips.
The committee also provided a
definite completion date for the six-
tees ships. The first of the pro-
poned vessels are to be laid down
within three years from passage of
the act and all are to be completed
within six years.
BEWARE THE
DEPOSED CLUB
CHAIRMAN WILL
ATTEND HEARING
Baptist Monthly businena and
misslonary meeting at Baptist
church at 1:00.
Circles of W M. R. of First
Methodist church meet in follow-
ing places:
Cirele No. 1 tn church parlors
at 1:00.
Circle No. 2 in Wesley Bible
elass rooms at 1:00.
Circle No. 1 in Friendship dans
room at 1:00.
Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Ba reus
at Methodist parsonage at 3:00.
Eplscopal Guild with Mm. W. C.
Fnglish, 1007 Green ave., S:M.
Tehuacana < amplire group at
Anderson school at 3:30.
Curtis school Campfire group at
Curt is school at 3:30.
Gleaners’ society of First Meth-
odist church at chureh at 3;30.
(Friday)
Lterature elub, Woman’s Hub
house, at S:M.
Raptist Ghmprire group meet at
headquarters at 4:00.__________.
Among the many effeetive ways
of wearing a kerchief is the one Be-
looted by Mre John Packard Id for
street wear at Palm Beach. The
large bordered square of crepe la
folded corner to corner and knotted
’at the back of the neck, cowboy
fashion.
Mrs. Packard's two-piece crepe
frock is simply tailored, fitted with
a snug hipline and cut with a
slightly flaring skirt silhouette pro-
duced by fine pleats which ripple at
the hem. Rhe carries a long and
narrow sports bag, and wears deep
tan hose, accompanied by three-eye-
let, ribbon, kid sandals.
Coal lands and insurance formed
the basis of the Packard fortune,
founded in the Quaker City. The.
family has long played an Important
part In the old, conservative society
of Philadelphia. Mra. John H. Pack.,
ard id spends much of her time in"
New York when she is in the north.
Miss Winnifred Turner has just
returned from Houston where she
spent Severn) days visiting with
friends.
INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENT
AT SUNUSET GROVE CLUB
An enjcyable affair of Tuesday
evening that was most informal and
unpretentious took place at Runset
Grove club house when the Monday
bridge club, husbands and a few in-
vited guests gathered for an evening
of Mardi Gras celebration, the last
of its kind to be enjoyed till after
the Lenten season.
Bridge and dancing were the chief
diversions during the evening, and
at a late hour light refreshments
were enjoyed.
With Lent beginning this week,
most of the elubs have postponed
their meetings, and entertainments
and dances will be few and far be-
tween for the next few weeks, con-
Bequently the social afairs up till
Tuesday night were thoroughly en-
joyed. before the donning of sack
cloth for the season of penance.
were present Mrs. Barron presided
DALLAS, Tex. Feb .Mra. J.
IT Fields of Haskell, deposed state
chairman of the committee for nr-
rangementn for the biennial of the
federation of women’s clubs at San
Antonio in May, announced today
that she intends to attend a meeting
here of the Texas board on Feb 27
to consider her ouster
The meeting, called by Mrs W. R
Potter of Bowie, president* of the
Texas federation, probably will de-
cide problems which originated when
Mrs Fields was relieved by the na-
tional board of her chairmanship of
the state committee on the grounds
that her position and that of Mrs.
Henry Drought of Han Antonio, local
chairman of arrangements, confiet-
ed. The executive board meeting to
Maude Hoyden, English clergy woman
and welfare worker, and youngest
daughter of Sir Thomas Hoyden, whl
not be allowed to speak in the
Southern Methodist University audi-
torium here because she smokes in
private, Elmer Scott, director of the
civic federation, said today.
Her lecture, Instead, will be de-
livered at the Fair park auditorium.
ent. Sojourning members cordially
invited.
J. (’. WIGGIN, W. M.
M. G. DAVIES, Sec’y.
ITFRATURF CLUB TO
STUDY "AMERICAN HUMOR"
“American Humor” will be the
subject studied by the Lterature de-
partment of the Woman's Heading
club at their meeting tomorrow af-
'ternoon at 3:30 in the club rooms
| on Fifth street
Roll call will be answered with
I “Reminiscences of Mark Twain's
Humor,” and the program will be di-
rected by Mrs. Hollis M Kinard and
Mrs. R. H. Doyle.
8
0033.
A RE you one of thone unfortu-
n nates who suffer with pain, in
your muscles and joints, commonly
called rheumatism, making you mis-
erable, less efficient, interfering
with your working hours, ruining
your sleep?
You may have tried many things
without relief. Why not tt S.S.S.?
For more than 100 years 8.8.8.
has been giving relief in thousands
of cases, as testifed to in unsolic-
ited letters of gratitude.
"I suffered with rheumatism for
a good many years. At times my
joints would swell to, I couldn’t
walk. I tried almost everything.
Went to Hot Springs .... then
finally decided to try S.S.S. I took
a course. In a short time the rheu-
matic pains entirely left me. I am
now in perfect health, and want to
add that I have tried all kinds of
medicine, but I think S.S.S. is the
"Although she Jm one
The Zemma Hare Girls" auxiliary
of the First Baptist church met on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mm. Hunter Beatty.
1101 Orange avenue.
Severa! new members were wel-
comed Into the group as follows:
Misses Martha Mitchell, Irma Stakes,
Ruth Crane, Elenor Wilson, Elsie
Brown.
During the business session the
following officers were elected: Ly- '
dia Mae Swilley, president; Martha
Mitchell, vice president: Irma Bow-
den, secretary and reporter; Lenore
Bowden, treasurer: Eleanor Wilson,
chorister: Ruth Crane, pianist; Vel-
ma Judice and Elsie Brown, group
captains.
aA interesting and well arranged
program was given with Lenora
Bowden as leader. The subject was
"Habits," and the following parts
were given: "Story," by Martha
Mitchell; "Iearn to Ray No," Irma
Powden; "The Needed Word,” Vel-
ma Judice; “Known by Her 8peech,"
Lydia Mae Swilley.
After the program the meeting
was dismissed by sentence prayer,
and a pleasant social hour followed
against the charge of murdering C.
Ivy Toms, suburban druggist. Hiek-
’ man, who has pleaded "not guilty"
! and “not guilty by reason of insan-
ity" in this case. is being tried joint-
। ly with Welby Hunt, his boy holdup
partner,
William Thomas Hickman, father
of the condemned killer arrived
from El Paso, and, accompanied by
Mm Kva Hickman, mother, and Al-
fred. the brother, yesterday vialted
the accused youth in his county jail
call The three relatives were sched-
uled to again taka the witness stand
to support the defense of insanity.
Hunt alno was vislted by his fath-
or, George L. Hunt, during yester-
day's holiday recess of the trial. A.
Gray Gilmer. Hunt's attorney, has
said that the boy's father would be
put on the witness stand to testify
to his son's life before he met Hick-
man, who, Gilmer contend", lad the
younger defendant into crime.
RUMFORD-
BAKINGPOWDER --ls
A “tacky’’ party will be sponsor-
ed by Circle 5 of the Fimt Baptist
church to be given in the Euzelian
class rooms on Friday evening at
7:10.
A splendid program will be given,
and contests and games indulged in
Every one attending will be required
to drees for the occasion and a prize
will be ofered to the, one in the
tackiest costume. Good refreshmentn
will also be served during the even-
ing.
Those attending the party not
dressed in tacky clothes will he tax-
ed a small sum. The money derived
from this entertainment to be used
for charitable purposes
A cordial invitation is extended
the public to attend.
I
MRS. BASS HOSTESS
TO OIRCLE 4.
Cirele * at th* Firsat Eapttst church
met at the home or MFa, H F Mass,
1209 Cypress ntreet on Wednenday.
afternoon nt 1 o'clock with eight
members and one vinitor prewent.
A Kood meeting was enjoyed, the
devotional heing led by ATins Maimie
Wright, following which the lemmon
from the Book of Exodus was taught
by Mra. Bennie William*.
After the meeting a pleawant social
hour was enjoyed and tempting re-
freshments aery ed ,
Circle 4 will meet nextKcek with
Mra. Fennie Wilamsxf her home,
1408 John ntreet.
(Wedninday)
Manic dub, Woman’ clubrooma
at 8:00.
Fortnightiy bridge chub, Mre. Sol
Wedneeday bridge dab, Mra
Robert DMlard, 708 Park avenue,
1 ► m.
M. White, <10 Eighth street. 1:00
Cirdle No. 4 of First Baptiat
«hurch with Mra, R, F. Bam, ISM
Cyprese at 3:00.
Circle No. 5 of Flrot Rapttat
church with Mra. W H Fruge,
Sil Henderson at 3:00.
Girts’ auxiliary of Raptist
church with Mra. Hunter Beatty,
1308 Orange at 3:45.
Nawakawa Campfire group at
Mra. Robert E. Coale vialted in
Beaumont today.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 205, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 23, 1928, newspaper, February 23, 1928; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529886/m1/3/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.