The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 72, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 25, 1942 Page: 3 of 4
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Given At Sunset Grove
Fifty women of Sunset Grove
Country Club were reported in
attendance at the monthly ladies'
day luncheon given on Tuesday at
1 p. m., in the club house The
Easter theme developed in
the deeorations of the room and
the table appointments-
The committee in charge of ar-
rangements was composed of Mrg.
J. B. Sanders, chairman; Mis. By-
ron Simmons, Mrs. J. H. David
and Mrs. -W. C. Hinkle.
Garden Of The
Americas Opens
In Dallas Saturday
Dallas,. .March ■25.^—.Jrom «ll. Camden Clubs-
parts of Texas, garden and flow-
er lovers stormed the gates of the
Gardens of the Americas Sunday
to see, the-second of these spectac-
ular garden shows. Pausing, to
view the breath - taking splendor
of the central azalea garden at
the entrance, the thousands of vis-
itors turned to the other attrac-
tions in which they were inter-
ested.
Delegations from Texas garden
clubs filled the large garden group
room where the featured shadow
•box arrangement was the Honor
box, which, during the show, will
be decorated upon invitation by
prominent Texas garden club wo-
men- The arrangement by Mrs.
VMfred MeKnight of Fort Worth
opened the show. Others partici-
pating are Mrs. E. P. Griffin and
.Mrs. Floyd L. Randel of Wichita
Falls, Mr*- J. Lynn Hunter of
Austin, Mrs. George Aldredge of
Dallas and Mrs. G AHen Wood-
ard of Houston. <
The magnificent spring rock
garden, a mass .of blossoms of
early spring bulbs arranged beside
pools and around a wooded bar-
becue pit was a favorite garden
with the crowds. Another gar-
den, quickly selected as a favor-
ite,, was the Home Sweet Home
garden, an exact replica ' of.ithe
house and garden of John Howuud
Payne which xtill stands in East
Hampton, Long Island.
For the convenience of out-of-
town visitors, hostesses 8*'C sta-
tioned in the lobbies of the down-
town hotels to give information
about the show and to arrange for
guides for parties.
The Gardens or the Americas
was opened Saturday night with
ceremonies attended by Gerald C.
Mann, attorney general of Texas
fiwLMrs,' Joseph H. Brewer of
Grand Rapids, Mich., president,of
tiie National Council - of State
Episcopal Women
Meet On Tuesday
A group 0/ young women of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church met on
Tuesday morning at ten o'clock in
the home of Mrs. C- H. Bencken-
stein, Jr.
Mrs. Madison B. Wright, presi-
dent, had charpp of the meeting
and the Pev. S. H. Rainey made
a talk.
Officers for the organization
have been announced as .follows:
Mrs. Wright, president. Mrs. Jack
Evans, vice president, Mrs. M. E.
Williams, secretary - treasurer.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday morning, March 31,
in the home of Mrs. Jack Evans
in Sunset Park. Beginning in
April meetings will be held each
Wednesday morning.
Social Calendar ! Mrs. B. $. Ellis b
Hostess
WEDNESDAY ______
AUUtflc 'Bridge Club meeting in
the home of" Mi's H. MvHttrgHiVe
at 1:15 p.' m.
Keel Klub meeting ip the home
of Mr<(.H. A. Willey at 2 p. m.
Klan Klub meeting at Lueltlc's
Bowling Alley at 2:30 p. m.
(Wednesday Club meeting in the
tuime of Mrs. Wynne Peb/tco at 1
p, m. 1
/■Fortnightly Club meeting In the
home of Mrs. MaUriee-.-Klick at
&30 p, m-
THURSDAY
'Circles of the Woman's Mission-
ary -Society of the First Baptist
Church meeting in joint session at
At Party Tuesday
Mrs, B. B. Ellis entertained Use
Nautical Bridge Club on Tuesday
morning at 11 o'clock at her home,
314 Knox Avenue in Navy Addi-
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A. luncheon was served" before
the games, ' The Mexican motif,
wan used in table decorations
and individual vaaea of spring'
flotvers
Awards were w* n by Mrs. R-
L. Barlow, high score, and Mrs.
It. li> It(4os, Micoiid high. ..,
Guests besides club members
good rubber bridge
MAKING YOllIt contract and
forgetting ab0«t extra tricks is
supposed by most players to con-
the chfilrch at 3 p. m-
Circles ol the-Woman's Mission-
ary'society of the North, Orange
Baptist Church meeting in joint
session at the church- at- 2:30 p. m
were Mrs. Grady Slecum and Mrs.
Don Drummond. Ji\T .. „
Mrs. Tom Hansard will' enter-
talnAhe club next Tuesday morn-
ing at ten o'clock at her home,
Circles of the Woman's Mission-(720 Evans Avenue,
ary Society of the \Vest Oiangc
Baptist Church (Meeting In joint j
session ut the church at 2:30 p. m i pi • %/^«|
Woman's Missionary society "of] IlilCV 13.11 V*l£tSS
the McDonald Memorial Baptist
Church meeting at'the church at
2:30 p. m.
Wesleyan Service Guild of the
First Methodist Church meeting In
the home of Mrs. Fred 'Richardson
at 7:30 p. m-
Circles of the Gleaners of the
First Methodist Church meeting
at 3:30 p. m-, in the following
homes: Circle One with Mrs. J-
E. Alexander, Circle- Two with
Mrs: John Bell, Circle Three wilh
Mrs- Frank R- Smith.
Woman's Society for Christian
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
#y Shepard Barclay
"The Authority' on Authorille*"
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it* good rubber bridge- That I the A. Tl,ul chili 5 was then ruffed
enough If there would he
rl k .entailed In going after
the extras which could b« avoided
by being more conservative Rot If
the extra tricks are right there, to
be 'made without any risk to the
contract, the 'ttne player .will
strive B r tliein. In. the lung run,
those extra points can mean the
difference between being ahead or
behind if you are competing gen-
erally with players Who otherwise
are fairly evenly matched.
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Enjoys Outing
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hubbard en-
tertained members of the Elevian
Class of the McDonald Memorial
Baptis.t Church at a wciner roast
on Tuesday evening at their home
near the Orange - Port Arthur
highway.
Fitzgerald Ford, radio operator,
and A', M. Clark, engineer, of the
British ship Luminotta were hon-
or guests.
Wciners and marshmallows,
Service of the First Methodist,which we,e rousted over an open
Church meeting in the church for|fi'*' wort> 8e,s"^ wiUl punch, antf
Spiritual Life program at 2:30 (cookies. Various games weix* en-
■to'
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NR Tablets are different—or/ dif-
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formulated over SO years ago.
Uncoatcd or candy coated, their
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gentle, as millions of NR's have
proved. Get a 10* Coovinccr Box.
Larger economy sixes, too.
Square Dance Is
Enjoyed Tuesday
Instructions in square dancing
were given to about forty people
who met last night at the recrea-
tion hall in Navy Addition- Miss
Fannye Beaty was assisted in giv-
ing instructions by J. V. Webb,
WPA recreation supervisor of
Beaumont.
Miss Beaty has announced that
square dancing will be enjoyed
each Tuesday night from otght
until ten o'clock in the recreation
hall with music furnished by a
string band. The public is cordi-
ally invited to attend.
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I .found
the pay to
amazing new
pep .'..vitality...
better looks /
A truly marvelous change can
be brought about by over-
coming miserable digestive
complaints, under-weight,
sluggishness, loss of appetite
-—all by two important steps—
Q vital dlftthrt /vices In thm
rtiSMcfc . t . 6iNifis6 four body
wlik rick, rW blood. Han'* howl
m.; regular-meeting at 3 p. m.
Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian Church meeting in
the church at 3:30, p. m-
Thursday Sewing Club meeting
in the home of Mrs. Milton Bass
at 2:30 p. m.
Woodbine Rebekahs meeting in
the I. O. O.-K. Hall at 7:30 p. m.
FRIDAY ■>
Friday Sewing Club meeting in
the home of Mrs, J- D. Joiner at
3 p. m.
Literature Department of the
Woman'sjClub meeting at 3 p. m,
Father's Night program for
West Orange school Parent - Tea-
cher Association in the scViooT'au-
ditorium at 7:30 p m.
SATURDAY
Dr. Davis' Tent Show at Sun-
set Grove Country Club at ft "p. m.
Theta Chapter
Meets Monday
•The monthly meeting of the
Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma was held on Monday eve-
ning at 7:30 o'clock in th<> home
of Mrs. Pat Griffin, 310 Green
Avenue. Miss Clara A. McBride
and Miss Essie Richardson were
hostesses with Mrs. Griffin.
Miss Tomasine Howell, presi-
dent, conducted the business ses-
sion.
"Personal Enrichment of Teach-
ers' Livos" was the subject of the
program presented by Misses Kit-
ty Leaton and Myrna .Riley.
Refreshments-were served In
the fourteen meftrrberst • present-
Mrs. J. W. Thigpen will be hos-
tess for the April meeting at her
home in Piirel
joyed by the group
Those present wi;re James Son-
ford, Mrs. Annie Laurie Yates.
Inez Wallace, Doyle Beas 1 ey, t he
Rev. and Mrs. K. W. Terrell and
Marilyn Anne Terrell, Mr- and
Mrs. Hershel Hudson and David
Hudson, Charles Alan Hubbard,
Mr, and Mrs. Jake Hudson, Mr.
,and Mrs. Derwood Stakes, Bonnie
Jean Stakes, Mr. and Mrs- Floyd
Bishop, Bruce Bishop, Mrs. Clyde
Ctjrr, Mr. and Mrs, Homer Bishop,
the honor guests and the host and
hostess.
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Here We«t led the heart Q.
AIt«r a fcrlef Jtlance at the sltua-
th n, South aaw he stood to
loa* nothing but two tricks in
clulM. Riving him an extra trick.
So he woh the opener In the dum*
myr, led a- ciyb to the A and Hast
ieturn«d his «pade 3 to the fie.
Another club wan led, West win-
ning ami returning his heart 10 to
Colitis, Known by Various .
Names, Disease of Civilization
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. 0.
• The Irritable colon ia the dis-
order of dlgeetion that tiiamatfleal
profession is called upon most fre-
quently to treat The colon ia the
In dummy, anil the declarer took
the rest of the tricks.
South could just as w -|| have
had two extra tricks, hy setting
up diamonds through mfilng. H<>
could have wi n the opener with
the heart K,/taid down the tlia-
nioiul A and rulteil a iliamond
wliTl live spallo 5. Tli« spade 2 to
the J could be followed hy a sec-
ond diamond ruff, Tlie spade 6 to
the 10-could hav« lm Ught a third
ruff. The tiist trump could have
been dropped tlien and the heart
9-led to the K Two set-up dia-
monds then would have furnished
two clUB discards, limitIng the
total loss to one (rich Instead of
two.
Dr. -Clen^eninf will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only thron#h
his column./ ' > I
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vulnerable >
How would you advise North
and South to lud tide deal?
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pistliUut«4 tiy Kins Fvttturcs SyndUate, lnc
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[■hurst Addition
South Seas-onal
If you are one
of those unfor-
tunates, Who
have wotked
under a strain,
railed to ut the
proper toads,
have been vexed
by overtaxing
sUflered with
colds, the flu, or
other Illness .. .
yet have no or-
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ced In vi-
and n
you do «*t .
make u«e of It Aa
Nature Intended.
Thui fi
9 Build sturdy health
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its week
take It.
*el#a build
STVRBY HEALTH
Cu.rvaciou« ^Peggy Drake, shown
here in the season's newest swim-
ming attire, makes' her film debut
playing the romatic lead opposite
Jon Hall In RKO Radio's "The
Tuttles of Tahiti," Charles Lsugh-
ton's starrer. Her euit, of the last
of the siQc lastex models on the
market, ia of pale yellow, richly
patterned*" frjth colorful tropical
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Mrs. A. F. Wilson
Is Party Hostess
Mrs. A.. F. Wilson entertained
members of the Tuesday • After-
noon Bridge Club at n party yes-
terday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in
her home, 1212 Pine street-
The Bnmcs were enjoyed by
two tables -of players with Mrs.
E. D. Parmer winning the high
score prize and Mrs. M. A. West
receiving the low score gift. Mrs-
E, M. ChUderx won the bingo
prize.
Light refreshments were served
after the games.
Guests besides club members
were Mrs. M- A. West, Mrs. H. V.
Bass and Mrs. Q. A. Wilson.
Next Tuesday afternoon the club
will be entertained at 1:30 o'clock
In the home of Mrs. Alon/.o Craft,
.Jr., 1012 Park Avenue.
Top Deck Club
Is Entertained
Mri, Newell Hogan entertained
the Top Deck Bridge Club on
Monday afternoon at her home, 17
Colburn.
New members taken into the
club were Mesdames K- E. Bald-
win, R> K. Bishop, Ed Kelly and
W. A. Owena; •
Guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames Dean Ottinger, H. D.
Moye and George Throp.
Throe tables of bridge were en-
joyed with Mrs, John Y. Bell
winning the prize for high score
arid Mrs Ed Kelly 'winning the
second high score award.
Refreshment* were served after
the games- Azaleas and sweet-
peas were used in decorating the,
home-
Mrs. Maxey Hargrove, Jr., will
entertain, the club next Monday
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock in her
home, 4 East Lutcher. —
Dufrttioteil hv King f*<Aiuiw SynJn-*W, lac
large bowel. Irritable colon la
sometlmea called colltii, mucous
colitis, spastic bowel, spastic con-
- stipation.
It is a disease of clvilicatlon and
especially of highly industrialised
civilisation. "Today few succeed
in a business or profession without
'living it.' The anceaaaful nan
takes his occupation to the dinner
table with him, takes it to the con-
cert and frequently works out
knotty problems while wide-eyed
in bed at i:00 A. M. The modern
sales manager is urged by his su-
Rtriors to keep up his sales and
e In turn muat urge his assist-
ante, often agnlhstnts wltl, to
function under terrific pressure."
Not manv men are able to stand
the strain for three or four years
without developiug some form of
nervous indigestion because the
digestive canal Is moat responsive
to storms in Um higher nervous
centers.
Wrong Diets
These Irritations alao often have
their source in the diet. Toe often
in our modern civilisation of high
preasure advertising the wrong
person ts persuaded to eat the
wrong diet wtth too much rough-
age and not enough meat. The
food faddist almost Invariably
wsnta to keep ua away from meat,
which ef all foods is the easiest
for the human anissal to digest
By the same token, the human di-
gestive canal is not particularly
Wall adapted to eating nothing but
large portions ef vegetables, valu-
able as these may be for nutrition.
The symptoma ef the irritable
bowel come from spasms or dis-
tention. All too often, with the
dull sense ef fullness and aching,
the patient gete the idea that he
should dean the bowel out daily
and gate into the cathartic habit.
This simply adds to hie troubles
| and makes his sense of fullness
wope and his irritable colon mere
rritable.
Treatment
For treatment, emphaals should
be put on two things. First: man-
agement of the way of living, and
second; diet. Sympathetic rear*
rsngement of the war of 11' '
pointing out the elementa
strain, is-by all odds the
ortant feature in ft!
Plenty of rest is essential. QeM
sleep deily. exercise and a deter-
mined effort to take our daily work
calmly and not to take it to feed
with us can be accomplished.
The diet should be free from
irritating foods and low in residue.
Fruit, vegetables and milk should
be avoided at the start. After im-
provement has occurred jthey may\
be added.
Heat relieves spasm, and <* hot
bath and one or two glasses of
hot water containing a little soda
or lemon juice on arising are fre-
quently of benefit.
"The physician who approaches
TKT* nroTiTein with Hyi)>|.«thyrun-
dersfanding and the willingness to
spend time and thought on the
put lent can make happy, useful
citisehs of those With irritable
colon."—John M. Itumsey.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
L. K. D.t Detroit^Mich.:—"Does
itenecessarily mean that a >Mi
person in the early twenties hSa
sugar diabetes if a small amount
of sugar shows in the urine?"
Answer; In most cases It can
be assumed that in a person of
this age, the finding of a trace of
sugar In the urine means diabetes.
It la much more dangerous to kid
yourself along than it is to under-
take treatment right away. At
any rate the condition should b*
thoroughly investigated. The rffre
way is to take a blood sugar tele*,
ante test which can be gtven hf
any doctor in, practice.
EDITOR'S KOTO 1 Dr. CWmtonlnf h|s
"in !Mnii>kl*U which can ha obtaliiW gr
reaSen. Bach MmphM eelb far 10 eeaft.
For ear one psmphlat tlnirxl. effl
eenta In ouin, end Mtf-eddreaMd env
•temped with thrm«>ent items, u I
Le«mn Clendenlns. In cere of Ible 1
The mmehlela ere I '"Three Wea'
Ins Out , "tndls*al<an end Con
"Aeduelna end Ueinlns". "Intaat
las". "Inetructlona for (he Treelment i
Dlebelae", "Famlnlne K *l«ne" aad '
Cfre of the Hnir end Siila . ' .
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lag devotional and Mrs. L
Stark taught the missionary
"'The-next meeting will bp held ers Ormtgt. They wUl-resjie
O.
les-
Mr. and Mrs Aiox Hebert atid
son of Lake Charles are new coin-
on Tuesday afternoon at . 2:30
o'clock In the church. A full at
tedancc is ilrgM.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Charles C'olf'mnii of 313
Decatur Avenue, Navy Addition^
is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis of /avalla, Texas.
at 211 Kakcslde Drive.
Marion Peveto, age II who
derwent -an operation «t the 1st
hospittil, wo« moved Tueatwy to
the home of his parents, Mr. and
.Mrs, Horace Peveto in the M[c-
Lewis T ommimYly .
Th« height of heroism is to he brave when noiiotly's looking.
Mrs. R, D. Roos, Jr., of 350 Mo-
reel) is visiting in the home of
her mother, Mrs., Sophie Billstein
in Victoria, Texas. v
Mr- and;Mrs. Leslie .Pierce of
Port Arthur, Texas, spent the
past weekend in the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Hansard, 720 Ev-
ans Avenue. t
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Disti iet Clerk und Mrs- Toin M.
Dodd hove moved into their naw
home at 1310 Cherry street frjwi
100(1 Miilh street. y "
VFW Auxiliary
Meet Postponed
Due to the death of the husband
and father of two members of the
ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Mrs. R L. Snow
has announced that the regular
meeting scheduled for tonight has
been postponed.
VAZ/tni:Ni; w. m. n.
MEETS AT CHIiRCIt
The Weekly meeting of the Wo-
man's Missionary Society of the
Church of the Nnzarene was held
Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock
at the fluirch with eight members
present. . . ~T ,
Mrs- N. F, King gave the open-
Mrs, Paul t'lasteiling of 318
PLANS OO FORWARD S
FOR FATHER'S NIGHT
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Plans are going forward for jllto f
Father's Night program to
en hy the Parent - Teacher Mi
elation of West Ornrige .adinol' on
Friday night in the school audi-
torium Mis Dekter sh'elli>y.
Schley Avenue spent~the-weekeiid[MrsII. MufTington and Mrs.
•in Beaum°ht. with her sister; AJrs, G. ^/Finhell are in charge
407 Fourth Street
Next To Bu« Station
CORA BLOUNT BUNLB
CLASS MEETS Tt ESDAY
Ten 'members attended the
weekly meeting of tW Cora Blount
Bible Class of the First Christian
Church' on Tuca0*y afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
A, J. Schnitzel, 809 Ftfth street.
The hostess led the devotional
and Mrs. W. B. Blount taught the
Bible lesson from the first chap-
ter of Titus. Mrs. J. L. Jelliaon
presided over the business session
at which plans were completed
for a parly to be given on Mon-
day night at 7:30 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Dan Robechaud on
Orange Avenue. At that time
members having, had birthday an-
niversaries In January, february
or March will be honored-
At the cloae of the meeting re-
freshments were served
. The next regular meeting of
the class will bit held on
afternoon at 9:30 o'clock In
home of Mrs. W. B. Blount,
ANCHOR CLtlB MEETS
WITH MRS. KAMI
Mrs. Dan Raeh was hostess for
the weekly meeting of the Anchor
Club on Tuesday evening at hw
home on Western Avenue.
A short business meeting was
held and refreshments, reflecting
the Blaster theme, were served.
Those present were Mesdames
George Stoffer, Dallas DeRouen,
Kenny Hubert, Jr., Lyle Wilson,
Graham Wilson, Edward Huth-
macher, Ned Oliver, Robert Ri-
ser, Fred Carter. Alphin Mendoza,
Miss Dorothy Hagy, Miss Karen
Thrailkille and 'th'e'UditHW.-
The n^xt meeting will take
place on Tuesday, March 81, in
the home of Mrs. Fred Carter.
Wlftn you think of
Qood Co^ee
••Think
us..
T. N. T. OLVn MEETING
POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY
The meeting of the T. N. T.
Sewing Club which was plannedj | <99
Three ilzev, wide
netk iiyle. otto
complete line ol
COS* replacement
flm and parti
• cop alto
for Tuesday afternoon, March 24*
wis not held at that time but was
postponed until Tuesday. March
31, when the members are to
meet in the reading room of the
USO Club with-Mrs. Eddie Fren-
zel as hostess. All members are
urged to be present at that time
and to bring their sewing.
CHArEL BIBLE CLASS
MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting of the Chapel Bible
Class which waa planned for
Tuesday afternoon at 2::u> k
in tlte Presbyterian Chapel was
not held at that time because of
the death of Mb*. John Fuller. The
, March St, at the chapel for
the Chapel
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RIGHT EYES!
Right eyes are bright eyes that see clearly and smile
easily. They're the kind of eyes that make a face
look young and happy. If you feel that your eye*
aren't RIGHT come in for a careful eye examinat-:
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 72, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 25, 1942, newspaper, March 25, 1942; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth220991/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.