The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 207, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 31, 1939 Page: 3 of 4
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ight
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« Allta BM*rfh<'th Crew* wa* homtree
[• for ' a surprise lilrthdSy iittrty given
night with' her1 grandmoth-
er, Mrtr. C. Burton, a* houtrun a t hw
Home on'Morth SlxtH Street:
Gafrt#'* wrt-e' enjoyed a nit refresh-
merttk of punch and cake were serv-
ed tit the following intents: Miss?*
CaKil' Jo Ciillmrn, Knilly HArtintino,
Laura Wljtglne of' Ileaumont, Hurls
ClaybtM-, Mary FViroe, ilrtrvnl Si. An-
dK* Anne Toal, 1,11 linn Parish. Het-
ty J eat i Button. Joule eolburn and
the honoreet (Veil Wltjcy, Junior
Hebert, Pete Johnson. l<Y«iicls Par-
ish. Ohitrles Heaved, J arils' Butler,
IMw«i'(l Godwin. Muddy Crew and
lilllie tiarrett.
Rev. Corkern To
Bel*ofvibition
Speaker Friday
W. A. Corkern. I alitor of the
Flret' Baptist Church of- < hiit-ge. will
he III# principal Mpmiker at the pro-
hibition rally to he held' Friday nlnht.
Sept*in4.er J', at 7:4* aVlocV at the
Ofwnifiifleid Baptist c'huivli
If' Wti* unpoulired that a sufficient
tfultfher of mimn Iteve lieeit secun it
on a petition ranits for a dry eler-
tton In I*r«K-|nnt Three. This |.ell-
Hon Is to hf imnwilnl lo the cum
nilssii.net* i-oun at the next ir-atliir
Wieetlnr The Duncan Wwib Imx li
to be Includi (I nlwi.
Mother and Father
Service Tonight
The rerlral meeting l« tIII la
pmrre** at the Melkmabl .Memorial
Baptl-t fhtirrh with Itev W W'
nhe.lv. |m*tor. dn|H| t he preuch-
1 ^ Tonight a wiri'l:il .ti '.v* f,,r
fntheri and mothi-re rill he hell
aed f"rldnv night a v<>'u*s pontile" <
7Vice will tie mnitnrltil
Jveryone I* It'vliel ta at'end the.
aerv1r«f ivlilrh hesln nt X i.'rl.xk.
Buy Wisely—Then Care For Purchase,
Fisher j
4 GOOD knowledge of baying must be balanced by an equally
/V good knowledge of use after buying if you' want to get full
benefit from yoor dollars, says Katharine Fisher, Director of Good.
l«rtlt«rt<r.
i' o# consumer
Isher presents IB: tbe
' Issue of Good Housekeep-
f/trh
ne. r elde of the prott*
la seldom touched upon
atrtl- car# of prMueta
"The vegetables-you
_ A kJ_ >4 ILK
Every coiiem _
should includs at least
girl's wardrobe
one
pretty dress lihe thle black nl .
teen with the white pique and lace
collar and caffs. The buttons down
the front, carved fullness acrosa the
back and the graceful swing shirt,
all add, up to charaa. Suitable for
rushing tsas, faculty affaire and
"thif semi-formal college occa-
-- displayed in SeptemberOood
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l*twi nifinUer-4
wr«' in u t' t'utlii itcc Mm.
Ximwwn! w«4** In chan*f of the* Itu^l
ilrM M'M loll
The* <*«i|ti"ittti«r f r lh <lla trirt rwl'
ve* «tiori met \Wlnwiijiy rtftrriuhfii
rl Ihr IihIki* h lit t<i lllilke* |i|ni«
lh^ I'e*i i I |l|N||tc( ('u||V !l-
tl« t whl«'h \%*III In* h**!il hi ItaiuttHitit
on S^iiU'inUr C.
Fuith# r mmnwmwtH' fr>r Ihe* | r«-
*r;tftt t f |hr l«*cnl Hill !*•
nm«lt* at the* r «**t if z\ilnr m>filns
whkli will Im* hfl<l .M« tu!av at the- \V
o. w. Mull.
miDAY 6i;WIN«. (M i;
in WI.i:T i< \ ORttu«r
Mr; 1.,ii ik ti rmr wIM l % | o«te*««
fur llir *'l-i Iy r l^etl *g «'f til** Krl
•I.iV S W| 8 <'lull liiinf>rrtii( afiri •
ii««on\nt twn* h« tn^ at 7<>T (
AvrniiP 1 ho tlm* of l*« 1
o'rlork.
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R. K Wnilnonfjiv Ai't,i«i
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W.i«« hff*lt! wn«1 nn l 'trrr-«tiri*
preifcnm wan |>oiM filrtl u>i<trr th"
rtlrevtlon i#f Mr** 1 .nre*r r • Wln'ri
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Rilth Hlirvrv, 1 .«e|p Knnvr, JmiHi
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Ronrttf* JK'in <!iin« tr« ani.
Automobile L^mv
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
Don't worry about how to melee those large payment*,
let1 us reduce than for you.
Cash for repairs or notional needs. Our service is fast
and* confidential, as long as 18 months to repay
ORANGE COUNTY MOTOR CO
Phone 10
at Division
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picked "out" In the- market this
morning will not give yon ftill
value-In ffnvoratod nutrition if you
them
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writes. "And what is true of
vegetable! and meal plannln* ir
true of almoet everything else."
Of the many established con-
aumer laboratories, Oood Hbnee-
keeplng Institute is the oideet of
Its kind, The-Institute Is an ed>
Itorlal department of (he magasthe
and «h« established about thirty
years ago for the purpoee or ser-
vlag homemalcers aa an autborita-
II ve source of Information on sub-
Jects related to home management.
With Katharine I-Hsher at ita
head, the department ia today coo.
atautly conductlnr research in ita
laboratories, testing and investi-
gating products and cheeMng re-
sults obtained with them. It is
the only organisation In the Held
or bomcmaking today which is
staffed apd equipped to Investi-
sate, to teet and prove every word
or larormatioa It publishes. On Ita
staff are about 40 people—en-
gineers, chemists, borne economists
and other technicians, all especial-
ly trained and qualified to cope
with modern homemaklag prob-
Wurkiog closely with the Instf
Director Katharine Fitter
tute Is the- Good Houeekeeping
Bureau, establiabed In 1912 to
"help readers to keep themselves
and'their faailllee on the b«klthy
aide' of lite:" its first Director
was Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, who is
sometimes called the "fntber" of
the Federal Pure Kood and Dru«
Acts. Dr. Walter H. Kddy. the
present Director, was chosen1 by
Dr. Wiley hlmseir as the man best
qualified to aneeeed him upon hi*
retirement In 1*27. Besides di-
recting the work of the Bureau,
Dr. Sddy Is also the head or the
Department or Biological Chem-
istry, Teachers College, Columbia
University.
TrttTRftDAY—
Kt<*rfli« Orel*- of i'i«« Woman'*
Mlanfmmry J<hri«y ■>( ihv nr (
MiSliudlM ''hneeti fTieeih * al th"
hoitie iif \lin: I', At liiielnio- at ",.in
Mlmrtonnry
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WnMSMV
i ht* \Vi-*i nbfiKii I >iipll«!
rnivilrts at rhtirrh' fur .Inr <
tlon liesflnnlrr* at Iw.nO a.
tttntlllilw IMvltiihn im
the I O O K IIhII at 7
Kltllt.W
Ki UfAv Sewlity t'lnh tit.
the hnine of Mf* I.TUnen
p. nt.
Ymmr I'eotrte'n IVtKittittent
K!n«t Methoiflxt I'lf-itv'' • <•*>-1 ■
I'htiiH-lt for Hiil'r1.*e Imitklii
4 ; JO' p. in.
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Juf/ftir Wmwlni in i"*irr*l" n
at t li*« W. o: W ITWIT .it I On
MMtTIt' ORANok .M'Vttlll
f'HIMH IH-l«iNTI ltTAIVHI
.'t tltr rlwp of the it'vlval nl
Nutth Oflt'ff I la titlJt t"ht:rrh: tin
I«t> of tin' j'JIiliir rlinfr \>frf ent
lalneil Willi ii' |inliy at the hnmr
Mr. and Mm. Sam fun per m the r
ner of Rlevfnth ri**.1 • il«*l:t S!r ".i«
Monday pn iilltK;
Mr. and Mr*. Wlillnf'f IM vt'ere In
ohitiB*" iif tl*e KJtnti-n u-Hlrlt wf-re en-
joyed III- about m^vntMrti Ifiyn iittil
alrla. nefn'ctinienl* of punch and
ra k > « ere ner veil.
Jt'NlOlt' WtWiiMAK PMM'LK
T(i MtlT ON KlWVlfiWV
The iveekljr rrii'ellii!! nf tflV".Tirhli>r
Woodman C'iri'le will be Iteld Satur-
day afternoon'nt 5;it<l n'clorli tit tj)_e
W. f>.' W. Hall. Mrk Hatlln Under,
junior suvervlaor. will lie In (•hare*'
and uritea that' all member* attend.
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JOSEPH CALLE1A has had a life
of varied highlights since he-was
born as Joseph Alexander Caesar
Horstall Vincent Callela. Until
Joseph (for show purposes) Cal-
ieia was cast in the role of Father
Lorn a in the current RKO Radio
picture, "Full Confession," he
had never played anything but
villains on {he screen. He was
bom on the Island of MaUa with-
in the shadows of British naval
«ur $.' and was roared and edu*
cated by Jesuits there. While still
in school he organized* a bar*
monica band with himself as stat
and made $600 ill box office re-
ceipts before interest waned. He
made his debut in the American
theatre twenty years ago as a
singer of Scotch ballads, wear«
ing, appropriately, kilties. He
saw the extent of America first
as a chorus boy in a touring com-
pany. Between theatrical joba he
worked as piano salesman, trol-
ley car repairman, furnace stoker
for a department store. He co-
authored the song hit, "Adelai,"
which still produces royalties.
Callela was star-lmpreaario of a
concert series at the Town Hall in
woe-
nine
flopped
fully. After making a hit in
MGM productions as some sort of
menace, he demanded and got his
contract release. He recently
i spent two weeks in a monastic
retreat preparing himself for the
current part of a priest in "Full
Confession," which is directed by
John Farrow and also features
Victor McLaglen, Sally Eilers
and Barry Fitzgerald.
JI VHMl,K CM'* 61 IHtf.ltKK
of hoNok Th Mfci-rr
The Juvenile flub nf the Degree
of lienor will ltoUV the refctllrtr nWrnl-
monthly meetlnn Friday nfternoori'nt
4 o'clock nt titer W. O: VY. Hall: All
menit'er* are urged to lift present m
plans will he made for Inmifi'tl.in
ninth t.
DOUBLSVPREA^TBD reefer
jMf of natural tan fleete, 'With a
brown velveteen collar, has both;
etyte aMI Utility. The well-cut coat
ia flattering to the Childish figure.
Oood Housekeeping which pictures
the coat in its September issue,
found that' little girls instinctively
. favored it.
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alttl daughter,
Onudrteli.
Mr. nttd ,\Iih
DKQRfffl OF HON'On
TO MEET FttlOAY
Th«t regular meeting of the e
(ree or Hhn/tr will be held Prlflhy
erenlnr at the lodjr* hall. The rrteet-
Inn will i/pen at 7:JO o'clock and
all member* are u'r*ert to lie pt wnt
I at that tlrtnr.
Marilyn Goodrich has i-etumed to
her home here after, havlh* upent
the past> two month* In Bemenl, 111;,
'with relative#.
«<!' « li
Rer. and Mjra. J amy Weber are
vlnltihe- With relative* In Pt Ijindnr,
I.a., this week.
Mr* 1. n. Oliver of Bement, Tit,
arrlvM' here laM night for a t#o
wee lilt vl*lf lit the home of Her *on-
Mlea lyttirn Wisjflnn nf lleauntnnt
Im vieltllia; here thl« week with Mlt «
Wtiflly Heetlolltie. MIhs Sentntlne
Will acedruitany Mlw* Wijttflh on her
i-eturh to Beaumont.
MOPPET WINS ROLE —Peggy
Ann Garner, child aotresa. has a
ylUl sort of role m danglrtej ef
"In'Nam^Onlv?*
Kay Francis Is' e -starred wftb
Grant and Miss LeomaHL
Is here seen In a mood of
ennni.
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Mi**. William Wljmftll and Ml«
Kliivla Wletinll have returned to
their Home here from Austin where
Mlaa Wifttiull attended sumtfier
eWtool/
Mr. and; Mr . W,' K. I.niVry and
ton WrtllAtje ItrtVe rettlrned lo Or-
ftiint AtiHtlti where Mr. liowry
attended uttrnrtieR nchoOl. They will
lie heir until xchool open* In lftt« *.
villa in fteptember.
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* YWlV KXI'riOSIOKS
JON'HWN*, X. <•; (Am - Home
ont^twew a firwert eif ii( under
Waikitt*- hon-e. 7m,, waking from
a abund aleml, tabbed hi* gun ami1
rired at a fleure that raeed pa at in
the dark. The flgi/re'ftfll deati. If
'vna hi* prise ho*. 7 ' ■
- i nr r-
,%W*.n skivino t'l/i'ii
MKKTH ON W«l M'sl \V
MettlhrrH of the M1 x• I')t Kewlnif
Cltth nKfl Weitllertdny aftf'n"11" at
2:.'!H oVI/Krll tili lite honie nt Atr*''
Hay Winfrey on Fifteenth Htreet.
Six irtnipbtTH were In attendance,
After the sewing hour, llrht refresh''
inents were nerved,
Ne*t Wednesday nflerntion the
club member* will meet at the home
of Mrs. Archie (intlilm on West Park
> Avenue,
BPWORTH l/KAGI'l'. TO
HAVE 8001 Al', MF.RTINO ^
Al' the eloae of the Htlntlay 'evenlnu
Worship service at the First M |tho
('1st church, tnenilifff.i of the Senior
7S|iWorth lewgue* will meet for a so-
cial hour at- the home of Mr. and
Mfa- FVrank Smith at MW ' Seventh
iMirtetJ All inetttlter* of h«f leii/tlte
are cordially IWlted to attend, .?.v
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Five Million Peopfo—-Tw* Million Hot Dogs I,
' " Ifii. jMiu.. • ' , I li ' MRKiit 1
WHEN 78-year-old Mrs. George W.
TT Rice, of Baltimore, came to the
New York World's Fair In mid-
August she tound barseir (he 5,000,-
004|h visitor at the Ford Expoalllon.
She Is shown on the terrace, over-
looking the famous "Road or To-
morrow." F. L. Black, la charge of
the Ford Exposition, is giving her a
bouquet, while her husband looks on.
| Latest attendance figures, baaed
on actual count, ahow that the Ford
Exposition leada all other bnlldlnga
at tha Fair. Ita mid-August total of
S,000,000 represented approximately
24% of the paid sltenfUnce ot the
entire Fair.
, In jovial mood. Ford official*
studied that flve-mtlllon figure ta
terms of cauae and effect. Laid end to
end, (aaanaslng the average height
, to bo • feet • Inches), Sve million
people would term a line S.20S asllee
height of the iMVlre
No lees than 4 L00* of the official
World'a Fair Mae
to capacity. Would to needed to
transport 6.000.000 people. Fair ofri
ttcials compute that the average
visitor parts with Me during tha
1 hours and 12% minutes he •peada,
on the Ground*. At that rate Ford
Exposition visitors would contribute
about *4.601
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goer spends 41* for a
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600.000 to the Fair"*
registers. Since the average Fair-
for a meal on the
Grounds, it would coet Ford's Five
Million 24,200.000 tor luncheon and
dinner
Counting roar peaeeagers to a ear,'
It would reqaire 1.210.000 Ford-made
automobiles to give everyone a ride.1
all at ihe same time, on the Fbedi
Expoalllon
ssorrew
dueed their Five Ml
Fair's lowest common denominator
—the saecalesM tangent hot dog I
Two oat of Sve Fairgeeea. solemnly,
amrt Um Hot Dog Butintifiitu,
hay themaelvee a wienie. I* the
doc population of Umi
weald to
MNMi
•'a famous "Road of TV
Lastly. Ford officials re-j
sir Five Million to the I
red oood by ae
flto , • • J
'MiM
Pp
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The World's Largest Machine Shop
Aeres of Mschlnsry In Motion.
rpHB newest machinery from a
score ot countries may bo seen
In active operation In this great ex-
hibit. Since many single units weigh
several tons, standard railroad
track* to carry them have been
laid to *11 part* of the hall. Once In
poiltlon It 1* posslbl* here to com'
pare the. latest products of all the
greht producing countries Tbe great
clearing bouse (or machinery 1* In*
eluded in the Technical Division ot
tae Leipzig Fair.
The lnflttenoe of the great Inter-
national exhibit will be felt all over
the world. The Fair regularly at-
tract* buyers from seventy-tour
countrle*. More than 400 business
men from all part* of the United
State* attended the last session. A
survey show* that the American*
visiting the Fair were most Inter*
ested In ths exhibits ot metal worlP
Ing machinery, wood-working me
chinery and batldlug materials la
the order named.
Visitors to tbe Fair will learn nore,
about the trends In machinery and'
Industrial progress la general by.
visidsg -the .Leipzig*lair than by{
month* of 'travbl throughout En ~ 1
rope It IIff assured that the Spring 1
Fair to be held March trd-Uth* will.I
be attended by 250,000 business men;
attracted from all part* of the world 1
The Spring Fair wUl bo th* }982rd •
session of the Leipzig Fair, which;
ha* been held wtthont Interruption;
ror more than 700 year*. The Fair*
have been regularly attended by,
American btuilne** men for h oH
than a century. The Leipzig Talr
the largest add oldest Industrial >
change iff the . world*
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Record Over 1937
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YOBK. Ante 1. '— IJuHrt*
l f* the 'steel IndHSttF iHtprnved lie-
safely record Wore thkn 10 per
eent, a vi rriee in th* rtWh or third
sare«t swinn* 3d' leedin* Industrie#.
Ifaoenritiee to a stmly Iif tHe Ameri-
can frwt and Kteep Insiiiiite of re-
port* published by the National
tn 1 #27 steel ranked fifth In
|Mi from aeeidents. having
front twelfth place In th|
three y«t e
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