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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .11, W3T
OTHB ORANGE LEADER
♦««♦♦♦ H t « > > ♦, >< > M < 11 I >H 111 <i>> I
fazarene Young
'eople Entertain
With Lovely Party
t/i
T
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ent£
on T
Mi', a
| -Hi'.it Inn
lil'UIIIIO
Intermediate Voting People's
of the First Nnz«r«>ne church'
lii'jri. with ii iI* 11k>itfnl party
If't'-my evening at .:tho home of
il -JUVs. tWlliiif-r ' JRoulet In &>{*■
[if the .Ulrthflny rimfriyeFstir.v of
Boulet;4* ' ' '
Varlpt'm grimes were enjoyed and
liiiht rei'SbihuientH were served to
the rolltivWBiK; Miss lleryl Morgan,
sponsor4 olmthe group: Mahle 'Boulel,
IHitnia Itiifljet, Katherliif WrlSit,
Ka>ihevln«v .wnyhew, T^gity M'aji'he\r,
llibl« TraHbw Mary Eltabeth l-jrous-
lunlsori, f,or<nia Mor-
llewliti, (.'luiulc Hair-
fcleslip, Clyde. 11. Hps-
Billy Mock*. J.U'iv
t'n'idr Ilt'outward, Or-
I'erry, Thomas \fay-
I,eb Perry. AHrr-il
Hard. Helen.
(jait, Mary . AIS
rlHon. Itrniinerlj
ll|>, Claud He
nia ISrbtiHWird,:
an Olson. Wilson^
hew, Wllliur 'l'i
>!«>rry, UciiirUd H<R
Wilson Kol'IpI. All
HoulPt and Clyde
|ot. llr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Noah
lp.
ST. MART'S KOtllATvITV
MF.RT8 AT 8CITO0I,
Members of St. Mary's Sodality met
in a called session ' at the school on
Tuesday evening to complete plans
for the tee cream and candy (tooth. Ml
the picnic to he given on Sunday at
"he- Slteelei* farm.
AhQUt sixteen memhers ntlended
and il was decided to meet on Friday
night at the home of Miss Lillian
fStrucel to prepare the candy for
sale, .
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TIRED
RECOMMENDED
FOR ilOVf APS
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F.MZABKTH STOVER CIBOT-K"
HAS MISSION STUDY
Seven members of the Fllwiheth, Sto-
ver Circle of the First Baptist Wo-
man's Missionary society met In reg-
ular session on Monday evening at
the home of Misses Huhy pee and Iris
Sivxon. Mrs. Bertha Mallon, presi-
dent. was In charge of the business
meeting" and led the program on "In*
dlftn ^tissions."; Miss I,il11rin Mlt-hell
read the devotional an<TMIsh, Kath-
leen Taylor assisted with the pro-
gram.
The hostess served light, refresh-
ments during the soetal hour. MIs."
Dimple T.ntt will he hostess for the
next meeting.
CITY UNION ADOrTR
NEW CONSTITUTION
The City Voung People'* Union
held the monthly business and social
meeting at the IProsbyterlan Chapel
pit Tuesday evening with about twen-
t.v-ilve attending,. ,
Slebert I'earce. president, wn-i In
charge of the business session., ^at
which 'time the new constitution and
Ity-laws were adopted.
Mrs. Herman Nles, gnesf speekcr
for the occasion, discussed welfare
programs of the community .and the
part the young* people could play Irt,
. furthering .these programs.
The next meeting will he held the
second Tuesday in September at the
first Presbyterian church.
TRIPLE I< CLASS MEETS
WITH MRS. BAR BERWICK
The Triple 1, class of the Firs'.
Christian church met on Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Bali Ber-
wick jfor the weekly study hour with
sli present. Mrs. Marvin 'Cunning-
ham led the devotional and Mrs. .f.
L. Jelllsou taught the lesson. The
next meeting will'be at the home of
Mrs. vOttJitilpgham. The hostess ser-
ved ll({ht refreshments during the so-
cinl hour..
I u
intermediate o. a. meets
WITH EMILY SERCNTINE
Mlxs Emily Seruntlne was hostess
to members of i lie First Baptist In-
termediate O. A. for the regular meet-
ing on Tuesday afternoon with ten
tuemlKU's attending. After the regu-
lar business meeting a lesson from
the mission book, "Who Is My \eigh-
hor" was given by Mrs. .1. H, Cun-
ningham. The meeting next Tuesday
will be at the rhonte of Miss Ad<lie
Mne canter. . 4
R. II. HALL HOME -SCENE"
OF BELHillTFUL PARTT
The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Hall In the Little Cypress commu-
nity was the scene of an etijoyahlc
party on Monday evening, All youm?
people of .the community were invited
to ;honor Miss Ella Dee Stiae of
Snip tor, I,a, house guest of Mltv?<
.Tcanette Heard (James were, enjoyed
on the lawn and Ice cold watermelon
was served.
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♦ ♦MM
oeeseeese ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦
MAN SHOWS NATURE SOME SECRETS OF LIVING
An unusual photo showing how the Ameri-
can diversified chemical Industry, has taksn
possession of the home and how the modern
living-room and fashionable wardrobe for
both men and women are springing from
laboratory and test tube.
SOULS AT SEA
novelised by „ _
„ RICHARD MATTHEW HAUET
!|k ifrom the Paromouot.,Picture co- lorring'
GARY (' ■ t-T GEORGE!
M
CIS I# action and of the IlMlf girl
who won thi> rtiiht to wear their
I'WlK ,,
The most epectacular prodtn iloti In
wMeh Shirley Temple hin yet ap-
peared, "\Ve« Willie Wlngfclo" (dvos-
Vletor Maciiaitlen a powerful role
an a fearless, fighting fool, and- pro-
vides splendid opportunities for O.
Aubrey Smith, June Lang. Michael
Whaten, Cesar Rontero. Constauc®
Collier and young Douglas Scott,
Life at a frontier post In India is
not too h&ppy for HlUrley ftpd ber
widowed mother. June Lang, tar heir
grandfather, C. Aubrey Smith. Ik a
gru/f old dixclplliiariau.
. Shirley goes into plenty of trouble
at the post, hut wins ,thb gratltml ot
an Imprisoned chieftain, Rhonda
Kahn. when she returns his um.
ulet. In ii surprise raid on tile post,
the prolul chieftain is freed, and the--s--
border is Imniedifltel.v 'abinge with
crimson warfare, with Maelrigleu's
life being one of (hose lost.
With lives at s ake, Shirley makes
one last d**pernte gesture to *nvto
them and restore peace, bringing*-the
picture .tar; a ■thoroughly thrilling ell-
ma*.
' '• i&jL
products Ased are as fol-
lows: "Cellophane" slit cellulose
film in window draperies; washable
window shades; lacquered fabrics
for upholstery; chemicals in the
1 .v/"-** *.
chromium plating of the furniture
atul silver plated tea service; Amer-
ican ceramic colors in decorations
of. teacups and ^aucein and' drink*
Kineses;plastics ln tampBhade:
pyroxlln as binding liquid /In rue'
fast dyes in rug; wall fttfish
oh synthetic resin base; iiiyo..
hostess gown and man's tie; py
roxylln plastic on scuflless heels]
of gold slippers; special cement
attaching soles of man's shoes,.
COOPER * RAFT
mmmrn
SYNOPSIS
■J Captain Nugoln Taylor and hia
- mate, Po-iodah, are taken into cus-
todu Iv tlte British Navy when a
patrol ship captures a slave ship
commanded by Taylor. Lieutenant
U'arryton treats the prisoners bru-
tally. /tut Taylor wins Tarryton's
confidence when He tells the latter
that lie knows he is in league with
the slave syndicate. Cater, Taylor
i'onnnir.es with the Naval Oommis~
doner's Office to trap Tarryton in
his slaving activities. Tarryton de-
serts the Navy and sets sail far
America In the William Brown,
Taylor and Pawdah take the same
■boat. Tarryton resents Taylor'
attentions to his sister, Margaret,
whom Taylor loves. They are set
^to fight a duel.
CHAPTER V
M ARC A RET'S fingers closed
pleadingly on Taylor's wrist.
"Captain Taylor, don't challenge
hint. He isniy brother."
"Bo quiet) Margaret. This Is my
affair," Tarryton said.
all the Idiots In ChlnaT"
;ow what you are talk-
argaret murmured,
my meaning In my
it met a woman yet
said all this to
Blit tbey left me
"they wero In-
"Is It?
"I don't
lng about.'
"Then rei
eyes. I've ne!
who couldn't'
"So—you
other women
"Once. No,
In the lurch.'
"At least," archl;
telllgent women."
"At least they wer&klnd enough
to let me finish." % , •
"You may—-finish." %
Instantly she was lrki^Is arms.
Struggling, yet ylelding. Margaret
whispered. "Is this your fitjlsh?"
"No. Perhaps—It's my beginning."
They were as if alone with tfche sea
and the sky, Babsio stole pastkhem
with her guilty steps. Her aeart
Margarets I can be serious too," Nuggln said. "On the China eoast they
j jU toii me, If you help
a person three times, you become a member of
her family."
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"Shall It be broadswords or
blades?" do Bastonet gloated. Sud-
dunly inspired, Taylor said, "Th«
cholco lies with you."
"With me? But It Is Tarryton you
are fighting, M'sleur."
..p. J prefer you, M de Bastonet.
1 have been wanting to sllcO your
ears ever sines yon earns aboard."
"Agreed then. At dawn on ths
forctleck," de Baatonot said. Taylor
bowed snd withdrew.
"YoU have made a monkoy out ot
me," Tarryton raged, grasping de
uasionet's lapels.
"You will Uva to thank me," said
de Bastonet. Self-absorbed, they did
not see that Margaret had left them.
She caught bp with Taylor and.
touched him softly on the arm.
"You are kind," she whispered,
and turned her head to hide the
quick tears. "I thank you. But—have
you reflected? De Bastonet is on*
"or the ilrst swordsmen ia Enroper
"On land, yon." Taylor said play-
fully. "1 knew "a ship's
shaved a man on land sad cttt
jugular—because he always allowed
for tbe motion of the ship. Well, I
-pu™——-
£11 the ship, and so—w]
tps I shall cut soother
quickened. Glowing, she slipped
through tho companion way in search
of Powdah. At the bpttom ot the
ladder, she saw that the door to
Margaret's caWfai wi* open. There
was the crash at sobm metal object
dropping on the deck inside, Jewels
rolled oa the rougl* planks. Babate
crept In, mystified.
"My lilac," the guilty Powdah
whispered from behind the door.
"Mr thlstletoei. My little sprig ot
sweet-briar. You didn't suppose that
I was—"'
"Thief, t shall report yon to ibe
Captain."
, "No. Babsi*. No, my sweet Not
Ppwdah. Not your devoted Powdah."
-What a MO* fool I've been to
llstea to you. Braggart Thief. Mur-
derer. Let go my arm."
A wtsp at smok* eurled through a
crack ia the door to the adjoining
cabin. Neither noticed it
"Babs, my sweet scented bundle
HipVav don't blow the gaff. They'll
ii
-I- caw$n|
coast they told me, If
person three times, fM
__ i the God's truth.
I looked la and WM
I shall allow for tha{oo the transom. Holy cats, t oevsr
Thinks
this: necklace
Httle neck
■How
and it drops oat ot my
the girl
"Put this man in Irons,"
•rled. "He is a thief."
The sallorB closed with Powdah,
and hurried him away into the after
hold. He shrieked like the damned.
Babsle stood still, staring trem^
bllcg, remorseful. She coughed, and
became aware ot smoke pouring
out ot the next cabin. She beat on
the door.
"Open. Open this door."
She got only a ghastly chuekle for
an^answer. la the passage, outside
Margaret her arm through '
her grey eyes shining, was^eOmlng
towards her cabin.
"The ship is on^flresTThere," Bab>
sle screamed,.
The dpot- to the smoking aabla
opened: Tall and hideous, Eddlng
ergod, shielding a lighted candle
with his bony hand. A wall of flame
backed him. Taylor reached down
a leather fire-bucket full of water
from a book and dashed water at
' the fire. Another. Another. With a
lanket he beat out the remalnlns
mes.
o you see where Eddlng has
go e?" Margaret cried.
Taylor rushed out ot the cabin.
At the end ot this gloomy alley,
arched,,with white-washed beams,
and leading, It seemed. Into the
ship's bezels, he "saw.a wavering of
candle-light. The pyromanlac had
wrenched |be cover off a* 'tween
deck hatch. -"He was lowering him-
self into the e^rgo space where Lia
don's paints skd oils were stored.
"Get the Capita, quick," Taylor
cried to Margaret He pluxtged: after
Eddlng, who was njow at the bottom
ot the bulk-head latter. Already tbe
maniac had dipped tols candle Into
straw. Flame flickcred on tbe greasy
rounds of kegs and caSiks. Even the
dunnage wedging them % place 1
oil-soaked wood.
There was a scampering ot rata
as big as cats. Mad with fe%r, they
T. N. t. CLUB MKKTS
with MRS. 44)10 KODCHKR
Members of- tbe T. N. T. cltill me!,
on Tuesday afternoon for. the rcstu
lur meeting, with Mrs. Joe Itoorln.-r
street. At the close of the nfttrtioo/f
refreshments of Ice cream and cake
were- served, Mrs. A. K. Ku*b*r -,vill
lie hostess next week.
CHAPKT; BIBI.K CI,ASH '
hoiidk STI'DV HOCK
Memliers of the Presbyterian Chap-
el Bible class met in. regular r-"-<<h;
on Tuesday afternoon xtt the elinj.
with thirteen attending. Mr
McOill wa«"Tfg~"charge
tlonal and Mrs. Kr
the lesson. Tlip-'s'tud.v
tinned next-
Iransparent
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Burns
grandson. It. A. Bockman and
and Mrs. Have .Tolirneay and son lias
retnirned from «i vacation I rip to Fro, t
Mineral Wells. Cnrslcana and Itnlbis'
where they visited relatives. Tin
were; accompanied home by illss Kl
eanor Ray Burns of Frost.
and daughter
relatlWfi •'< 'id
Strong Cast
Shirley Temple hi
^Ulie Willkie,
Kipling's colorful elvamcters live'
(clamorously, ndvtjnnrwOBly and con -
rtweonUy on awenture's last froit-
tler in the Twentl«th-C>nt«iry-I^hx
pk'turlzutlon of his famed "Wee VV1U
Ho Winkle,'' Which opens/'today tit.
the .Strand the.ateiv wlth/Shlrley Tem-
ple arid Victor MacLaglen lit""^the
starring roles, 7
Front- the heart of mighty India
where "all the world le wild and
strange, where the British raj ends
at K'hyher i>nss, in the farid of the
Beiigiii l.ancers. conies this glorious
adv'entotte oT nre~W'rd'tfHh-lfi)ftTlinnl''
Don't Take Drastic
Tour Xldnsys contain •
tube* or flUcrs which t
by MfiMt or drattle, ii
ratr«ftil. I* (onettenal
illoi I -
in, WBL m*-k* >oa
UP wl|nll NlMVOUMIM,
.
Pitn . Rheematla Pains, Dtsslowa, Clr-
cl . Un<t«r Bras. Maural*)*,. Aoldttr,
Burning, Smartias or Itching, yon don1!
naad to taka cbaaaas. All drussioa oaw
hava th* moat madam advanaad traat-
ntant for thaaa troubUa—a Doctor'* praa-
rrlptlon called Cyataa (Sl« -T**>. Works
faat—wfa and aurai In 41 bouas It
brtns naw vita"*- zirsrr-i*.
niak* you (Ml
weak ar isaaeiP i.— .
psckaga.e Cyiux coat* only So^artTSaa at
drugsliita and tha guarantsa-ffotact* you.
must
italHy and" to gaaranteod to
al 10 y«nr youngar in ono ,
ay bask oo raturn of ainety
I mm
■SS
Buy nackties
with what If saves
i
It Unit iweowrjr ta ftf SO* o> more to |M qMllly l a
d«hiif.io«, UatMlM Tooth-Piuiio, mad* b|F ll>Mtoi
ot Luwrtoo, coau M7o la.a iMgalttlM m3R Nat
ka* il cbnana, baauriilea and preMw.1i jraat taatk. Mart-
mar It aataa yuu a|f nntoawly a jrMrom SMdaatl*
frti-M. II,>y llilnga you naad «Uh that aa tti((-'-aaok-
tiea ara maraly a tU||ailluo. UaUwrt Phanataat ©C
LISTERINE ,
TOOTH PASTE
sprang at Taylor's tt
dodged, struck at them wl
arms, then charged like a Ml
Fire eddied round him, the bail
his arms cnrled and shrivelled,
lungs were full of boiling lead.
flame was llko the hot breath,
red tongne, tbe Insensate lea* of
devouring'{km,
The pyromanlac stood pegged
his place like a cast-iron thing, Tay-
lor throw himself head-long as. that
dread shape, and grappled with It
He shiit his fingers hard oa Kddlac's
wind-pipe. Unluckily Taylor ted1
planted his fOot on a short length
ot rolling pipe. His leg was snatched
oat from nnder him. He tetthsaiBpi
and struck his head against on* ot'
the frames of the ship.
Th* liquid rallying ot water out-
side against the skis of tt
was Ilka a rippling of muslo,
phony of death. Taylor, slckene# hy
his fall, was powerless. He eaoMH—t
defend himself. The maniac's caver.
aiid dnuglilc
Mrs. Cleorge 1 ';i).'lsU
.loan are visiting with
friends in San Saba.
.Mrs. .T, E. Harrison
Frances Wynne and niece Elizabeth
Iteld left this morning for their Itn'iio
In Austin after a visit in Orange with
Sirs. Harrison's mb'.her, Mrs. A. (.5,
Pearce ft"nd fttber -«il;i,tlves, Tfiey
were accompanied as fhr as Houstoft'
by Mrs, A. CJ. I'earcc, Mrs, William
Held, Miss .Mhry Ht-loixe Held of C r-
ange and' Mrs. Carl Bancroft, of
Beatimont.
Mrs. W ynne Pearce and two cbil-
.dren, Wynne Jr., and Margaret A nj:,
and Mrs. .Tames "NVff lenvrr'tqinorvow
for f/ickhavt to visit wllh friend-3!
and* relatives.
Miss BojSn l.ee Rn'Jiiiier.' Mrs. T! 1®I,'
Oardner of Beauniant are visiting in
OHtflge today ns gties'.s ,of Mr.- and
Sfhs. .Tames 11. Qalgley.
Mrs. Arthur Turner attended "the
funeral of Mrs. Giles Granger in
Vilnton, La., yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K.. I.owry have
returned to ih.elr home here after ;t
month's vacation spent in Wlt?J>iiri
Falls. ]
Mr- and Mrs. i/eo (Sounds 1en<-e to-
day for Huntsvllle to 'visit with hi*
motlwr and other ri'liitlVRK. ^
/"CLOSET ahclvtjs now reveal their,
oontenta at a glance. Trans-,
• parent boxes of "Plaatacele," a light-
weight cellulose acetate plastic,j
save feverish searching. These con-
tainers, in special aizcH for hats,!
shoes, scarves, glovas, flowers and-
stockings, keep their contents fresh
(and free from mussing. Strong and5
durable, they may be cleaned With i
a damp cloth. ' .
Mrs. Fred MeLane of
Aha., will arrive today to
her mother, Mrs, C. B,
this city.
AdJunsvlHi
V
l>
Vlstlv wl:'i
Smith \ of
his elbow down hard
tor's throat
blackens. Flirs purgee,"
Shrieked. "Once before
was destroyed by Ufa-for lfo
own good. 1,
mm
a eeeoM tlm*. It
terer.- His twisted grin
"1 Uke yoa. Mr. Taylor. I ilka yoo
Sirs. Dong Stephen* wa« removed
fe>m the home of her sister. Mrs. if
Iw^Cohenour at 611 Park4, avenue, to
tWfeFrances Ann Lnleher hospital in
«a ^tineyer ambulnnee Wednesday
OST 20
DS OF FAT
full of
form _
listen to
ioi
meats,
and possess the
crave—you can t
" ire.* ' ©
at go light on
earn and sug-
frult and
les and take a half tcaspoon-
jt Kruschen Salts ta a glass of
water every morning id eliml-
excess waste.
JEliUa VMIIe of ,
Md„ writes: -i tool
clothes lit me fine
■ #'
we de
o«..a>
Girls always
do this before
they meet
their "date"
Nino times out of ten, you will find that
t breath. It's the.same with men, too.
Nothing offends others so much aa
even a mild case of halitosis (unpleas-
ant breath). Anybody may be a victim
of this condition because-most esses,
says one authority, arc caused by the
fermentation of very tiny bits of food
that even careful tooth brushing hss
tailed to ..remove.
Smart men and women don't take
this chance of offending. Every day
and especially before business or social
engagements, they rinse the mouth
withLiaterine. This safe antiseptic and
quick deodorant worlds wonders. '
It halts fermentation, then over-
comes the odors it causes. The breath,
tho entire mouth itself, becomea
•metier and more wholesome.; i v .
Oct in tho habit of using this mar-
velous solution every day. It pays.
Lam bert Phurmacal Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Don't offend others
Check halitosis with
| LISTERINE
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