The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 59, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 14, 1943 Page: 4 of 4
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t*AGE POTTB
THE ORANGE LEADED
ORANGE, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 14,1943
NOTICE TO CKEDITOK8 OF
!' DEEDGE CARIBBEAN
'H. K. Smoot, owner of the
S. S. Caribbean, docked
Texas, will sell such
vessel to Port Iron & Supply
Company, Inc. Titsinuh Street,
Port Arthur, Texas en March
30th, 1943. All claims against this
vtnei should be presented in writ-
It)! to the purchaser before this
date.
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
|f; No. 1496
TO: Doris Thacker Defendant,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Honorable Dis-
trict Court of Orange County at
the Court House thereof, in Or-
ange, Texas, at or before 10 o'clock
A. M. of the first Monday next
alter the expiration of forty-two
day* from the date of the issu-
! ance of this citation, same being
the 19th. day of April A. D. 1943,
[ then and there to answer Plain-
tMTs Petition filed in said Court,
\ oh the 6th Day of
March A. Dr- 1943,
[ fat this cause, numbcted; 1496 on
the docket of said court and styled
I Ernest Thacker Plaintiff, vs. Doris
1 Thacker Defendant.
A brief statement or the nature
' of this suit is as follows, to wit:*
this is a suit for divorce upon
I the grounds of harsh and cruel
1 treatment, as is more fully shown
by Plaintiff's Petition on £jje in
• this suit.
The officer executing—this pror
cess shall promptly execute the
same according to law, and make
due return as the law directs.
. Issued and given under my
, hand and the Seal of suid Court,
at office in Orange, Texas this the
6th. day of March A. D. 1943.
Attest: T. M. Dodd. Clerk, Dis-
i trict Court, Orange COun-
, (Seal) Texas.
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
N<>. 1399
THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO: C. M. Nilsen Defendant
Greeting: , -
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Honorable Dis-
trict Court of Orange County at
the Court House thereof, in Or-
ange, Texas, at or before 10
o'clock A. M. of the flret Monday
next after the expiration of forty-
two days from the date of the is-
suance of this citation, same be--
ing the 20th. day of April A. D,
1943, then and there to answer
Plaintiff's Petition file! in said
Court, on the 17th. day of Decem-
ber A. D. 1942, in this cause,
numbered 1399 on the docket
of said court, and styled A. E. Nil-
sen Plaintiff, vs. C. M. Nilsen De-
fendant.
A brief statement of the nature
of this suit is us follow?,, to wit:*
This is a suit for divoice upon the
grounds of harsh and cruel treat-
ment as is more fully shown by
Plaintiff's Petition on file in this
suit.
The officer executing this pro-
cess shall promptly execute the"
same according to law, and make
due return as the law directs.
Issued and given under my hand
and the Seal of said Court,, at of-
fice, Orange, Texas this the 12th.
day of March A. D. 1943.
Attest: T. M. Dodd, Clerk, Dis-
trict Court, Orange County,
(Seal) Texas.
MAKER ^OF CHAMPIONS - -
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L.
LUDLOW'S Parking Lot
Nest to ABC Store No. 1
ALL DAY PARKING 25c
HOUR RATES 10c
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Whereas navigation in the Sabine j
River is obstructed and endanger-
ed by the wreck of the seagoing
oil barge "Jack Ray" sunk in the
Sabine River approximately one
mile below the City Dock at Or-
ange, Texas, notice is hereby giv-
en that unless said wreck is re-
moved by the owner or owners
thereof within Thirty (30) Cal-
endar Days from March 8, 1943,
it'will be removed and disposed oi
by the United-States under the
authority of Federal Law; Sec-
tion ^Q sOf the River and Harbor
Act of March 3, 1B99 (30 Stat.
1154; 33 USC 415.).
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X BLUE POINT is
THE BEST POINT ON YOUR DIAL!
Time-Sovers In
Sewing For
Hoir? makers
College,,.£ on. Mar. 14. —
There <s a boom in home sewing
in Tex js as evidenced by the hun-
dre-' of sewing machine clinics
rr - . ted by county home demon
r. aion agents of the Texas A.
d M. College Extension Ser-
vice.
Homemakers who are turning
to this practice can save them-
selves considerable time by proper
preparation 'or the job, says Mrs.
Dora R. Barnes, Extension cloth-
ing specialist. She suggests, first,
! selection and convenient arrange-
ment of a sewing room or "sew-
ing corner". Whatever place is
chosen should have pioper light-
ing to prevent eyestrain and speed
up the work, Mrs. Barnes says.
Keeping a well - equipped sew-
ing box also is an aid to sewing
and tempers as well. A good
sharp pair of scissors and pins
should be included in this equip-
Referee
JOHN JACOBS, University of
Oklahoma track coach, will be
honorary referee" of the Texas
Relays at Austin, April 3. He's
the only man who ever defeated
ment, the specialist says. She also j Clyde Little!ield, Texas coach n
advises the frequent use of a a hurdles race.
well - padded ironing board, for
"pressing as you sew means bet-
ter Workmanship."
Learning to Use all the attach-
ments of a machine simplifies
many sewing tasks. For exam-
ple, Mrs. Barnes suggests learn-
ing to gather on the machine.
Making-garments factory style
^-that is, cutting out at least two
at a time- also results in economy;
The specialist says this is partic-
ularly helpful in the making of
According to K. J. Edwards,
district agent for Extension Dis-
trict 2, the productlpn program of
these boys involves feeding out
158 white - faced calves, 640 feed-
er lambs, and between 450 and
500 Poland China, Duroc and
Chester White hogs. When the
feeding program Is finished next
May or June, the young livestock
men will have their annual show
at Plainview. After being judged
and classed, the stock will be
shipped to Kansas City and sold
on the regular market.
The calves averaging 560
pounds^ were bought in August
and September by County Agri-
cultural Agent C. B. Martin and
placed with 30 boys in groups of
five. The lambs were bought in
October and put out to 23 boys in
groups of 5, 10, 25, and 50. They
expect to send them to market at
75 to 100 pounds.
We sleep, but the loom of life
never stops, and the pattern which
was weaving when the sun went
down is weaving when it comes
up in the morning. — Henry Ward
Beecher.
Total weight of shipments
flown in air express service by
all of America's commercial air
lines during Ihe first nine months
of 1942 was almost double that
carried In the comparable period
of 1941.
MEN'S, GIKL8 and CHILDREN'S
Rebuilt Bicycles
With New Tires and Tabes ..
-COMPLETE UNE OF PARTS—
Lights, Inggage carriers, baskets,
chains, seats, spokes, pedals,
hangers, sprockets, Longhorn
handle bars, front and back
wheels, fenders, tires and tubes.
Acetylene Welding and Painting
Of All Kinds.
MILTON D. LONG
till SIXTH STREET
4-H Club Boys -
Produce For
Fighting Men
College Station, Mar. 14. — Hale
County 4-H Club boys have set
themselves the goal of producing
the equivalent of the food re-
quired by the 1,300 fighting men
. u u u:„,. cu-vifrom the county in the armed
garments such as boys shirts She, 1942-13 season,
advocates use of the buttonhole I In ^ ^ ^ ^ pr<j_
duce "as much more as possible."
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CASH
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, USED CARS
TRUCKS and PICK UPS
ORANGE COUNTY MOTOR CO;
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PHONE 581
Buy o bit of convenience
the next time you're downtown
|5n
Reddy Kilowatt
VOW HECTRICM SERVANT
um
KEEP
SPARE FUSES
HANDY
Then, If a faulty appliance or electric cord ever
causes a fuse to "blow" in your home, you won't be
inconvenienced waiting for a service man. You can
have Reddy back on the job in a jiffy by replacing
the fuse yourself, as easily as you would a light
bulb. It's patriotic, too, because you save wear and
taar on tifres and trucks. Help us to make 'em last.
GET YOUR FREE COPY OP -
HELPFUL WARTIME HINTS
fpti 1- •
How to replace fuses is only one of many useful
suggestions you'll findjn this booklet. Help yourself
to on* the next time you're in our store.
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GULF STATES
UTILITIES COMPANY
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Sunday, March 14, KFDM
7:00 • News Summary
7:05 Waltz tyhJmories
7:15 Sabmtf'TabernucIe
7;45 Liirfen to Leibert
8:00/Wews Roundup
Evan. Ham
Drama of Food
Chuck Wagon Gang
9:15 Word oi God Program
9:30 Southernaires
10:00 Soldiers of Production
10:30 Music by Cugat
10:45 Westminster Presbyterian
Church
Stars from the Blue
Horace Heidt's Oreh.
Organaires
A P News Ji~~-—~
Chaplain .lini
Neighbors
Inner Sanctum Mystery
This is my Story
Penny Serenade
Jimmy Fidler
Dorothy Thompson
Good Will Hour
Star Jieporter
Glen Gray's Oreh.
Bobby Sherwood's Oreh.
A P News
Harry Owens Oreh.
IJuss Morgan's Oreh.
A P News
Sign pit
11:45
12:00
12:30
12:55
1:00
1:30
Show of Yesterday and To-
day '
Esco^S' and Betty
Kttlfgious News Reporter
file Army' flour
Old Fashioned Revival
Musical Steelmakers
The Catholic Hour
Met. Opera Auditions
Smile Awhile
Edward Tpmlinson
Quiz Kids
Watch the World Go By
HEM' WANTED DEPT.
Portland, Ore. AP) — Portland
cemeteries are asking the war la-
bor board to lift the industry's
wage freeze.
Several reported alarm'at the
shortage of caretakers, and one
said it couldn't get enough grave
diggers ~
stitch in sewing on snaps and
hooks and eyes. This makes them
more secure.
Covering the tablewith oil
cloth "wrong side up" is helpful
during the cutting operation.
Since this surface is slightly
rough it will keep the material
from slipping. It is also practical
to keep a pair of eyebrow tweezers
in /the machine drawer. Then
when, the bobbin thread is too
short to be caught with the fin-
gers, the tweezers can be used to
catch the thread without remov-
ing the bobbin.
*I,ove, in its highest manifesta-
tion, is the richest, most persua-
sive,, most powerful thing that
God ^fas to offer .— It is the only
weapon we need.—Rev. H. R. L.
Shepard.
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Who Must Make A Return—
' Those WaVing A Gross Incomc of:
$500.00 If Single — $1200.00 If Married
Phone: Office 591
Residence 2757
CHAS. COTTLE, Accountant
City Hall
Sunday 9 A. M. to P. M. Evenings Until 8 P. M.
—kttve is the hardest lesson in
Christianity; but, for that reason,
it should be most our care to learn
It.-—William Penn. 4
Latest Equipment
Expert Tire Service
J. D. Foster, Repairman
qK TIRE SERVICE
C. H. WRIGHT, Mgr.
All Work Guaranteed
On Fort Arthur Highway
Near Spector's Wrecking Yard
DR. D. W. WALKER
DENTIST _
1707 Tenth Street
Office Hours ...................9
NOTICE!
Effective March 15
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE
will be discontinued
for the duration
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The labor shortage, tire and gas-
oline rationing and other factors
make this step necessary.
Phone 4327
7th at Front
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PRODUCTS
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GRAPEFRUIT
GREEN or YELLOIT
VEGETABLES
on* U| holpini or
more—• • m • raw, ton*
eookot
OTHER VEGRTAlLRi.
potntoea, other vtf««
tables or fruits In mmoi.
BREAD and CEREALS
whol# train pro^orta
or enriched whit* brtatf
and Hour.
MEAT. POULTBT or
PISH
nrierf bean*, toftt or
nata orraaionally.
EGGS
at leaat I or 4
wrrk. rooked any war
chooae or in "a*adt" diahea.
BUTTER and OTHER
SPREADS
Vitaarin - rirh fata,
peanut batter, and eln4llar
apreada. from 2-1 table-
apoona every day
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Phone 4211
A.M. to 10 P.M.
For Rationed Folks
Food rationing is a form of patriotic
Mcrifice.
Here is a way in which yon can go
along in step with the government'!
program and'still keep up your family's
nutrition standardt
Suppose you are looking for a gooil,
healthful, nutritious dessert of easily
available ingredients. See the recipe be*
low—Indian Pudding. And here's an
important substitution tip: two cups of
evaporated milk plus two cups of water
may be substituted for the one quart of
milk called for in the recipe. And if you
don't have the spices, make up your own,
or do without---it's good either way, '
Stop at our office and ask for free Home Volunteer nutrition and meal-plannta*
booklets. They're helpful! • , '
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ME V O L U N
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Call at our office for your Victory Garden tips
prepared by vegetable gardening authoritiea.
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 59, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 14, 1943, newspaper, March 14, 1943; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth221284/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.