The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 173, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 24, 1947 Page: 3 of 10
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| C \ ORAITGE, TEXAS1, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947
fist Brotherhood Association Meets
With Two Hundred Delegates Attending
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Approximately .200 delegates at-
prided the Baptist Brotherhood
meeting held at the First Baptist
rhurch on Tuesday evening, frank
Houston of Beaumont presided at
;hc meeting. Almost every Bap-
,ist chtirch in Jefferson and Or-
irige county was represented.- -
The firstplace attendance award
was presented to the North Or-
ange Baptist church* with 26 dele-
gates attending; second place went
to South Park Baptist chtirch of
Beaumont with 25 attending; and
third place to First Baptist church
at Orange with 23 present. ^ \
The following officers were elec-
ted to serve the comingl year: Jiro-
r mie Lee oFPort Arthur, president;
parko of Calvary Baptist church,
"• .program chairman; and James
Headrick of the McDonald Memo-
rial Baptist church of Orange, sec-
retary-treasurer.
The principal speaker of the
evening was Dr. J. W. Cobb, dean
of the Baptist college of Beeville,
yho spoke on the "Essentials of
Denominational Education." , -
i Neal Davidson, of the Calvary
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The WedhescH^Sewing ditto'
mot in the Craft Classes at Riv-
erside Community Center on
Wednesday evening at 1 o'clock
with Mrs. E. A. McPherson as
hostess. ||4'H 4
After working on craft pro-
jects, a -business meeting was
held with Mrs. G.r N, Patterson,
Jr. presiding. The business ses-
sion was held in Banquet room
No. 2. .
It was voted to begin meeting
in homes again. Election of of-
ficers was held and the following
officers were elected; Mesdames
Earl Delaney, president; r J. E.
Wade, yice president; Dorothy
Smith, secretary; E. A. Mcpher-
son, treasurer; and Jack Harmon,
reporter. ^
The members attending the
meeting were: Mesdames Jack
Harmon, M. M. Brock, Earl De-
laney, A. L. Brandon, Raphiel
Miller, borothy Smith, G. N.
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aptist church sang "The Holy Patterson, Jr., Andy Eckert, J.
E. Wade, and the hostess.
The next meeting will be on
August Oth in the home of Mrs.
G. N. Patterson, Jr., 114 Dewey
Place, at I p. m.
held at Newton on Thursday and
Friday evenings. Outstanding Bap-
tist laymen and ministers will be
on the program.
fifty" with Mrs. Elaine Fisher as
.'pianist. Carl Nance of the Fourth
Avenue Baptist church of Port
Arthur led ,the singing for the
Wieeting. f-uoiA-
The next associations! meeting
will be held at the Central Bap-
"jlst church of Port Neches oil Oc-
tober 21st.
. Announcement was made at this
meeting that the Brotherhoods of
Grange and Jefferson counties Kangaroos can stand on their
vrould be well represented at the j tail and strike out simultaneously
<'i;t.-xt Bsptisl cncampment to be (with back fegt., \
Now She Shops
"Cash and Carry"
Without Painful Backach*
Many lufferws relieve nagging b«ck- and energy, ««*tf"g
■ehe auickly. oner the* discover that the puffinesv under the eye*, headache* ana
J5fS th^r t^uble may be tired dU*ine . Frequent or .c.nt,'£ £•
kidnewL -t-TT .. with .martina and burning *omeUme
The kidneyi are Nature'* thief way of showi there I*
taking the e*ce* acids and waste out of
the Mood. They help mo*t people pasa .
about 3 pint* a day. . , ,
When diwrfder of kidney function per-
mit* poisonous matter to remain in your
blood, it may cause nagging backache.
rheumatic pains, leg pains, Ion of pep
something wrong wijfe
your kidney* or bladder. ,
. Don't wait 1 Ask yoiir druggist for Doan a
Pill*, a stimulant diuretic, used success-
fully by millions for over &0 year*. Doan a
give happy relief jnd will help the 15
mile* of kidney tube* Bush out P°;s<hwus
waste from your blood. Oet Doan « Pills.
Pictured above are the members of the Bete Sigma Phi Sorority. Front row left to right .
Constance Mobley. Blanche Morris, Margaret HazelwoOd, Frances McKee. Avis Wood, Es-
telle Sims, and Ruth Pachar.
Second row left, to right: Lorraine Claybar, Laura Lee Belile, Opan Thornton, Patsy Liv-
ingston, Mary Eva Bauer, Clara Mason, and Virginia Peveto. i ' ; _ "
Back row, standing, left to right: Delores Ethington, Mrs. Bess Cox, Lillian Ruth Mc-
Keown, kathryn Lawson, Mary Ann Wright, Mrs. G. N. Patterson, . Mrs. Charles E ,Pou,
Mrs. Otho Hounschild, Betty Standfield, Jimmy Burk, Hazel Richardson, Eloise Penning-
ton, Nell Thompson, Mary Leigh Capps, and LaVerne Harmon.
This Evculnir
First Methodist Church's Wes-
leyan Service Guild with Mrs.
Russell Edkins, 216 Bonnie Ave.,
for a covered dish supper.
Movie at USO at 7^0 p. nr.
"Sons of The Dessert" with Laurel
and Hardy.
Woodbine Rebekahs at lOOF
hall. at 8 p. m. V ; '
Dance at Riversi(ic. Co"imuntty
center from 8-^0 until 11:30 p. m.
with Sammy White and Ms Hill-
billy Swingsters.
Circle VII, The Business Wo-
man's Circle of the First Baptist
church, at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. W.
A. Gunning, 40S Cypress.
On Friday
Breakfast club in Turquoise
Room of Riverside Community
Center at 9:30 a. m.
Girls' Chpir of U>e First- Meth-
odist church in the church base-
ment at 10 p. m.
Movies at the USO at 7:30 p. rti.
"Prairie Chicken?" with Jim Rog-
Mrs. Keller To Tolk
At Breakfast Club
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The Brevkfast Club will meet in
the Turquoise Room of Riverside
Community Center on Friday mor-
ning at 9:30 o'clock.
Mrs. William R. Keller is'goln^
to show the members how to set
an attractive table with what ever
dishes they may have. She will
have several displays of different
Who's New Here?
City Hospital reporter the fol-
lowing births for the days be-
tween July 16th and 19th.
On Wednesday: To Mr. and
Mrs. Lonnle McDonald. 242 Rog-
*Mffry Kathryn,
and to Mr. and
ers court, a girl,
born at 1:02 p. m-t
Mrs. J. W. Dorman. Rt. 2, Box
212. *. boy, Edward HayeSj-tibrn
at 1:32 p, m.
On Thursday: To Mr. and
Mrs. John Martin, 50 Farragut. t
girl, Regina, born at 6:09 p. m.;
To Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown, 812
5th street, a boy, Paul Wayne,
born at 4:50 a. m.: to "Mr. and
Mrs. John Fleming, 1107 10th
street, a girl, Karen Sue, born at
6:05 p. m.; and to Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Thompson, 1014 Knox, \ a
boy, David Aubrey, born at 5:02
p.' m..
On Friday: T?o JBrrTmti Mr*.
R. L. Shad. 208 "Dewey Place, a
boy, Dennis Glynn, born at 4:20
|p. m.; To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Day. 122 Murry Cts., a girl, Tlvtl-
ma May, born' at 8:35 p. m.; and
to MrT"a^9 Mrs. James L. Dean,
245 MoKee cts., a boy,, Robert
Brady, born at 4:05 p. m.
On Saturday: To' Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Bean; 310 Hickory street
BrownWood, a boy, Johnny Car-
roll Bean, born at, 6:38 a. m.; and
to Mr. and1 Mrs. Clarence Rich1*
ardson, 703 Lake street, a boy,
Charles Lee, born at 8:36 a. m. ''
" Correction \-
A son, Earl Preson, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Fuller, No. 3
Colborn, instead of to Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Colburn as was stated
in the Leader on Monday, A
Although six weflk«1''fesidence
is requh^id- trf''T(iaho and Nevadn
"eaivorce proceedings may
be started, 60-day residence is
required ix* Arkansas and Wy-
RUMMAGE SALE DATE
TO BE ANNOUNCED
The Esther Sunday school class
of th«. First Methodist church ar*!
planning a rummage sale to be
held soon and are now collecting
items to be sold. Proceed* will go
toward the construction of u
proposed new educational build-
ing for the church. Those wishing
to'donate things to be sold wen-
asked to dial 2774 for Gladys Hen-
drlx, general chairman in charge.
Date and place of the sale will be
announced later.
A small rummage sale was held
by the class Saturday with the fol-
lowing In charge: Miss Hendrix,
Betty Jo Cleveland, Mrs- James
farbara McClellan,
Even in old age a kangaroo
continues growth.
ers and Noah Beery. Jr.
Manila Cxu'o with Mr*. H. T.
Curry, 220 Farragut, at 7:80 p. m.
July Birthday party at USO
at 9 p. m. \ - '
A called meeting of the B and
PW club at the USO at 7:30 p. m.
with Margaret Brown presiding.
BILLY RECOVKRED FROM
POLIO
p(INFANTILE PARALYSIS)
. Waa Daddy Able To
« Coat Of The Expens-
ive Medical Treatment?
Total Benefits Up To *5,000.00
May Be Provided At The
8ma.ll Cost Of . $5.0# For The
Flrat Year And Only 94.M Her ✓
Year Thereafter. /
Epidemic Stages Are Reached
During The Summer Mouths.
HERDjum US TODAY ! .
ORANGE
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 173, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 24, 1947, newspaper, July 24, 1947; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308472/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.