The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 39, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 1, 1929 Page: 3 of 8
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• "# 7:10 o'clock Friday evening at the
home of Mr*. Jfosley on Fifth
iittMt, for member# of the First
m? Methodist fflftfettWh .%aholr,; httnofchg
Mr. nd Mr*. H. A. Watt*, who
tor Lebanon,
Tenn.. where Mr. Wntts will enter
I $$ Cumberland
I Vr. A color scheme of green and gold
"U-WU featured In the decorations, din-
ner being? served from green trays
centered with -yellow rosebuds.
3§ ; Guests were seated at si* tables *r*
ranged about the dining room, Sirs.
Watts' place being marked with
beautiful coraate bouquet and Mr.
Watts' place with a boutonnlcr, pre-
sented by the choir.
A number of toaMs were given to
the honorees.
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"It Is With the grcateat pleasure
r «t honor Jean anil Harry this even-
ing." ald Mrs. M osli'v, "Jean, who
ha* "proven to be one of the moxt
efficient, the mo.st faithful choir di-
rector. as wll a* one hf the m<jat
loveable girls we have ever known;
and while we regret the loss of
8' Jtarry from the eholr and will mis*
our aeeoclallon with'* htm, we ad-
mire hbr determination to Achieve
his ambltlftn of becoming a Jawyer.
We afneerely h«pe their absence
will only he tempornry."
Mrs. Will RrnUh b-iv.- th follow-
ing toaat: **U'« good to have mon-
ey, ami the thing* that money can
buy. but It * good, too, to cheek up
once In while and make aure you
haven't luat the thing that money
can't buy.—friendship."
"Thla world that we are living In
le mighty hard to beat. You get
• I horn with evory rone, but ain't
the roe* anreetT" H the toast giv-
en by (leorue <lrln«te«d
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at * o'clock,
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I Junior C. A. ^ecUl*^
o'clock at the clmrc® •••'
m ~ TUESDAY ; :
Delphian* at 9tS0
cVlpfrk at the itorao ol Mm O. 1+
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deportment benefit play at
American - theater. «t '
; Nawakwa Camp -.,v Fire group
meets at 4' o'clock at htwtfcjuar-
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FAKKWEI.Ii tAWtg W
GIVEN MISS PAHNKE
Mies Jewell Ward entertained
with, a party at her home Friday
night, honoring Mis* Margaret Pah-
nke, who left 8aturday with her
family for Milwaukee, Wl«„ where
they will make their home- , Flow-
era were attractively arranged In
the rooitli where gueata aaaembled
for B«mei! ' ' ' .
Refreshments of Ice i cream nnd
cake were nerved the following
eurate Miaae* Dorothy David. Bar-
bara. Tlmmona, Klatty Mae Thomas.
Clare Coyle, Margaret Pahnke,
Jewell Ward: Leonard -Moaley, S5ar-
oid Holllmun, William Pahnke. Da-
vid McCorquoditle, Jack Andercon.
Miaaea Loutae Eastern and Beaaie
Oox uaslsted Mias Ruby Ward with
the entertaining.
W. O, w. emeus
WUJi PLtV PAUTT •>
The W. O. W. Circle will meet at
( o'clock Monday evening at the
Woodman hall and It la very urgant
that all members be present at thla
time aa plana for a party, which
: wltl be given at the nest meeting
I will be made.
Mrs. It, A, Uodd gave the next i ?
tonal as follows: "I feel ]UM like MONTH I. T UAXfK -* ~„
a little girl who la gonly to write In ' OIVEW AT Ctl'B
a memory Iwnk tor tHe Oral time. ] The regular monthly dunce was
There are lot. of things 1 wottW «* n at the Sunset Orove country
love 19 say hut 1 hardly know haw ctaib rrWay evening allh about
to say It—aa I have I4U yon'before, j ®fty couplee attending, inrludlng
we are Kolnit to tnisa you. and you ' out-of-town guests.
have mean, a grest deal ta us ill th- 1 '• "<* • * " rv^ throughout the
ehnrrb and rholr. Of coaror U ] evoiUn* and delightful maale waa
I hey are golne we know It la the furnished by Jimmy Joys orchestlr*.
Ix-ai for them. It la aa the poet ka«|
said, 'It 1* belter to have loved and
lost than a-ver loved at alL'"
Mtsa Mildred Smith left this morn.,
in* for Loekhivrt, where «tu> wlH be
one of the «ttej«Uiit|* i the w 4f
ding of Miss4 gammy* • . M*we.
who was her roommmte at C. I A.
• Mrs. Koy Boteman of Rennmont
and Miss Deloraa Caster of Port
Arthur were* guests Mis* Cath-
erine Welch Friday, r :
"inl
Bob Smith :of Austin, who .was a
delegate at the legion convention
lh Port Arthur, waa the geust Iii
the A. Holllway home this past
y; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. HoWway left
this morning for a few days' vaca-
tlon to Bremond. Waco and Dallas.
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Mr, and Mw. Bugene foitle are
spending Sunday In Sjlabee with
Mra. Cottle's parenta, Mr, and Mrs.
A. J Chriatl. ' 1
Mrs. A. W. Moore of Orange and
son. Will D. Moor and wife will
spend Sunday and Monday In Mar-
shall with relative*.
Mlsa Kvelyn CoUle left yc*ter«lny
afternoon to spend the week-end
with Ml** farroll Mattoir.
•
Mrs. W. C. Gncllah and children
are spending*a tw'o months' vacation
In I>oa Angeles, Calif., with Mr*.
Edgllsh'*' mother1 and ' brother.
Mlas Grace Hairaton and brother,
Thomaaell. of Groveton. are gueete
In the R. R.'MorneOn home.
Mr «nd Mrs. J. o. Woods left
Ihla morning for A two weeks- va-
cation la Man Antonio and other
points.
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Mlas Ireno Uunt returned home
Thursday after « month> visit to
various points • In Kentucky and
Tenneoaeo. .
"llMnewhere, I know from the
t>lon of the sky God caught a
kUmpar of Its radiant hue and held
4t in tenderooaa. then let It melt
Into the eyea of you. Domowhrre. I i
know, from the g M
Clod caught a My of
DRkPHIA.VK ItKKf'MK
HKWIOXK TI'KXUAY
The Urange Delphluna will re-
same their meetlnge at t:ia o'clock
Tueaday morning nt the home of
Mm O. U Baker, with Mrs. W. A.
Gunning aa leader, tho aubject t
Mr. and Mra. J. F
returned X/ftm . Il^oij
I>elage have
Ituuge, la.,
.*V«Wv
orsemen to help us nRatn
nemy in the Wny: Seenuse We hid
spoken unto the kin*, saying, The
lh*ftd of our God is upon all them
seek, him. for good; but h)s
"■ ■' power and his wrath l« affttnat
' jii them that forsake htm. 9o ,'fco ••• ,
fasted and'j^Cwi^ht our God for C7:45 J5' y ?r* '
thlbs: and he was entreated of us." breeidlnk eldor from Btfftt
Earn wfte so surs of the power and
preaence of the hand of God upon era of Te*a
him tliflt he waa willing to show su but the
the king that he would practice ♦
•1 *HhX he preached, "Th* hand of
the Lord his God upon him.'' T-lfil
"according to. *he eood hn/nd of
God upon him.'" 8:JS; "ih" hand of
^ur God was upon u . and hi deliv-
ered n* from, the hand of the e'ne-
my and tho lion In wait by the way,"
8:ll. ?fp hand thai thi^tttens us H
any match for this hand of -G*>d to
which Earn trusteftHllm**!? and hi*
a . r: '
MilBagW
■" TOT HAND or OUB QOD Ij yPOH
BY DH. AUV1N E. DEI,!.
Aa the children of Israel war* .
carried away into mptivity in three
different groupa ao their return to
their native land waa In three dis-
tinct groups, the first under Eerub-
bnbei In 61* B. C„ thd aerond un-
der Kara In 111 B. C.. and third un-
der Nehemiah 14 yesr* later. t>ur
lesaon la concerned with the aecond
iu of the sua "*• "A,VC'•,,, Tales."*
►f Ita ohim-g I Thto b*ln*
. h M sii^.io*in«iv then 1st i "" aummer. all mfB1—"• — --
true—held It all—lovingly then let ^ prepared to pay
It glow di cp In the hearts of you— | '
meeting or
embers are re-
]f you could look Into ovr he
you'd And aa iroi.gr gnw there, j KUM (tlUllHlf IK
The image of the two we love fer
whom we care—and core. If on our
faces you could look, ami gage Into
our eyea so true, you'd lind your-
selves reflected there. It would he
you—just you." wm read by Mrs.
Chunnlng.
Winfred Ward ended the toaata
with the following words of praise:
"I was very ^aorry to hear that Mr.
and Mrs. Watta Were leaving ua.
They were among the rtrat people
that I met when •! came to Orange
eighteen month* ago. I. have en-
joyed knowing them and helng wtth
them In the choir. We are going
to ml** them very much here In
Orange, but I wish them nil good
luck aa they go to their new home
and trust that while they pre mak-
ing new friends there, they will not
forget the ones they left 4ti Or-
ange."
After dinner had been served, the
gueata nsaemhled In the living room,
tyhere Mr*. R. R. Ford presented
the honorees with a gold and green
wool-tilled silk comfort. P *lft of
the- member* of the choir, with the
following well chosen word*: "Now
1 want to a*k prrmtealon to say a
i - -few word*, for am I still; not a,
member of this choir, and have
been forty years 4ind more? Many
. of the member* Whose heads lire
now made gracious, many !>eaifll-
HQNTRHK AT HIUIMiK
Mlaa Alberta Coibum charmingly
entertained with three tables of
bridge Wednesday evening at ber
home on Elm street In honor of
Mlaa Vatrle !>mnlre of Man Antonio.
High score prlae waa awarded to Mlaa
Oma Herrlngton and the henoree
was presented with a gift. Refresh-
menta wore aerved from trays at-
tractively centered with summer
flowers to the following gueata:
Misses Leigh Thomas, Oma. Her-
rlngton, Bertha Barber, Ruby Chil-
ders. Dorothy and l.lly tlrlnstcad,
Hilda Tntee, Earllne Colburn and
Mrs. Travis Jarvls, Mra, George
Colburn, Mrs- Floyd Hllaman and
the hostess and honoree.
where they were called to the M-
aMa of Mr. Delape'a n oU er. who of thw 01|(r«Uana In -vklch Kara
underwent a aerlotta operation, but th# ^ibe. led • company of
la reported to he doing nicely new. ,j,„ scribe led a company of per
• ■■et.t i I v, ■, ' yer the long nd hoaerOou* Joor*
| ney of some nine hundred ml lea
* Mr. and • Mra. J. M. Hatton and from Babylon around the great
•on and Mf. dnd1dre. ljee Klncade tteeert to Jcruoalem. •<-< orapllah-
and daughter hare returned lo their lag the journey In four montha.
homes In Abilene.1 spending a Ears la the outstanding character
'month hero WlHi friends and rela- In Ihla hlalorti povement. a de-
iaVndant Aaron'.'ihe high priest.
"a ready acrlbe In the law of M«-
eea." and ^S*. who stood rUae to
Artaserges. Ihe Peratan king, fer
In compliance with hla rvqueel the
king, for laaued a decree empower-
ing him lo 'lead back lo Jeroaalen*
any of-the children of the captivity
who might deelr* to return, en-
dowing ihe eapedttion moot gener*
Ears tenches, the church n (evson
ori the care with, whleh truat fund#
ahould he handled. He fi *t select-
ed tia tho trustee* men to whom
he could my: "Ye are holv unto
the l^ord," nnd then he weighed
with care" the treomre entruafed to
them with the understanding thru
an equally careful accounting would
be made at the Journey's end. This
double audit of church fund* wj-
decidedly more modern on Kwa'a
pun than re.me handling of similar
funda In thla year llll. far* nut
only used religion in the bu ln aa
with which ihe king charged lilm.
but he used business In hli reHeion
These two ahoubl never lie divorced
in Ita bualneea. and the chnrch
need* more huaineae In Its religion.
(Tl-.a international fnlform Ith
mm fer Sapt. 1 to Bare :!-«: «. tha
■object being "Bara'a Re;urr. to
Jeruaalam." and the Golden Tegg.
"Tho hand of oar God Is ueon all
them that aeek him for good.** Ear*
(The dally BIMe readings for
ikif week'* family worship are:
Mon ,* Keheintah l:t-ll TWl. ftf*It|
Wed.. If-fe. Thar*.. 4 IS-Sl; FH,
I'll'll; Mat , •:!!— :«: H«n. P
BMIM.IXU niKTHBTllll Kll.l t l
UNHMH
gttendajic.*,
awpjK
45 p. m., b3
SMMp «Eli: from .ftoanmont.
Mills le one' «f' thc:*tronse3f ,pr#i
era «*-teitik* aP<t not. oh!y Me'hodi- -
ity. is
Invited to hear Ogi^Sni ' "
^■p^l^wbrtb t ague will
at
-•'ibegtol'^hsfltatip
fact that «« ' begin again our .
Inc. ael^lcep *t 7:44/'tn 'the church-
The membership is V
school .ttN pvi
day.
We extend a specisl !i
Ipwlmr organigatlctf! to
with ua tofgy./iy '"'I' !"/l
^ ■ ■' ; ■■ '
■:twsw i,niti:i(As i'i
Re*^ H. A, KrWM
WlH conduct tH« reftul,-.-.- l
•eryicea 8ur.<lav evenln^'H J
at t'Af p. , At <:♦' i>. rs .:
ncfieol jittd adult }'l!-lc
in «r* welcome,
Knebel, P tor,
KlITfT nAITIflT
Sunday school at '9:ffL .
Preaiblnr by Ihe pa-t->r : l(
a. nt- *ml S p. ii . .; s JjS "
t*. t. V, .fit «;S§ p. K* ' ' ':1
The public I, miv:i <-
then* 'gtyvlCM, 5 s ' ' ' j§J7, Og
;v *'%-s "!■'i'jiir
MIHOTIl VCKBT
Swjp.
HOlHTOPt, Aug.
ISMHM'uIM. "Wa tm
epppfl^' ladhv at >« 'wwfij
after l-einr *h' l U> th' "i'i
<• «.< by W. II (W fe
rotU -tireiM. The- -<t1 ■->.>- ■
u 'ten I'Njrtli. • I'll ♦ 0 y
:n fiber in rvotk* e'J>" t ^ V'
arrive M «U" '« " ;*■
HareMte*. Vlie oii'MSt'
a eon tad fro*.I tw -I
Inp wud and ait ki tjtwr- nt.
r*M. (P .ptosnge w*.> tiled.
PffiS 1^4 t
*k-'M
tiuii' Mmp
avilMiriatng
t* d
upon the royal treasuries or I'slvo-
tine as needed and virtually appoint-
ing him Sovereign over hla father-
land.
The gold and stiver turned ever
to Eara by. hla country mar and the
king had a value a( nearly |V
aas.soa c«>tiw>ut'-d In iwmdera terma. i
and yet Hsra trusted wholly In hts .
God te hrlng him dafely le hla dee- j
tfmfllun.. despite an inrriu of rofc-
nKUIHlMA CltV. Aug sa - . ■ 7—r mm
lae Watson, le. *f IlkljkMM lip. J NNW fOf'K P- t" I
a drPHng ennteaetor. pa ahnt and j II, while das<l *e o«
kitM In « hftirfwui Nmrli rom til j n Writ
the donton bustaeng MM, J-a* shi 1« a I'^-'tadt - T'TUg 1
tM-apree. operator ■ at rpe l«ie-s ' boon atodytn- •
room, aa arraateA, The aliootlna I yernrs old sad hey
aa believed to have eventual frum pi the e* «f. ntlea
a dreahen argoipent
|r. wm
«4r **•■<#
■ ly.rVKl.
rnnriiiTirTi''-
hM
the
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tograph, which *hows our Jean with
several other* "tile girla sitting on
the floor at the fCet of their Pialti'
nt the dose of triumphal musi-
cal. at the old church of godly
ASSOCIATION All MKETIWG
HELD IK iBEAl MONT
The executive meeting of
East Texas association was held Frl
day at the First Baptist church In
Beaumont, with the president. Mra.
S. W. WllcoXj presiding Plane
Were laid for the coming year's
work of the aasoclatlon.
The following ladies of thi* dl«-
tricl were present: Mra. J. W. Hel-
ton, Mra. Bd Walters, Mrs. Buck
Stevens, Mrs. Ii. Dnrtes and Mrs.
Bennie Wlllliinis
DINNER MA1IKS END
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I ful. with.- white - tack* .;to$«p.£*$ n|fjTa| - CRAINlitCI <JOtTHKE
girls—chfldretr, when I came "into The Camp Fire training cour*e
1 "" the Choir. I have a picture, h.pho
memories, that,
present building—her Ve
pea ranee. But I have
indulge in pleasant meniorica,
blge
ever sweet. We all know that
and fresk will forever bit', aomo
memorie* thai Jean and Horry Mil
forever cherish of the Orange choir.
I any the choir advisedly, lp«?laa
they, and we. look back on the
golden In the light «5f
love, and kindly gseocintlons, |hey
lrt-«r«W j^ltorcatwl more golden
fade; nsrayT"' m$$:
know J«Mjl--f W-one l« ghlv^r and
grow cold as old Boreas blows hi"
to the
#*«
hfaud, no to Jteep her warm we offer
love from our warm heart*''
ill.
green 'gndJMit#'
, OABCK WO
ended yestefd^fS pfternooii with art
out-door dinner at Mosa lake, all
member* of the close being present.
mm* Nawaktt grouft,' under .the
leaderahip of Mrd. Homer Simmons,
will meet at ,j* o'clock Tuemlay af-
at' jheadquhrterai
appy Blue Birds will meet
-g.'
Mia Mary Kate Bweemao in
udrey Anderson's group and
' '« |r 0|t -wl' '
meet thla week on account of teach'
era* Instltule, ''^^rtpwsvifr,. regulai
mcetingg wft'l be continued the fol-
lowing : week-•YM
Tbe Ald«ai^|groupj'ljtll not meet
to an-
oun/ccmcTil* THiRf
Wilis*''
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SHAKE
HANDS!
Labor Day marks an-
other milestone in the
partnership of Capital
and Labor in America!^
Industry a partner-
ship that has made our
nation preeminent.
This institution, rep-
reseirting Capital, ac-
knowledges with sin-
cere gratitude the vital
part that Labor has
played in the commu-
t nity's progress. Shake
hands, Mr. Working-
man! We honor you.
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'■iiifi ydi'?'fa'n','1i(ife^cr "pi la atrfctly fewfttinc npparoL: ,:m
The Kn't-to* fioftt f«)r;v/bHit)ii la. 4«MlKbei} hy a mgp * designer ,v
made in a man's t.tllor «ho't> and sold nxciusivoly. in mon'a clothin
itorcs If* only concession to femininity urn the small tlgults.
ahoplders hnd ilondeirns'sa of line.
If It were chamted In any way It would no lukger bo a
ly mannish coat: Therefore it le alwayn in ty;o.
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