The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.)., Vol. 56, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 12, 1959 Page: 2 of 49
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THE ORANGE LEADER
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1959
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At Carr Junior High
Summer School Classes Here
Offer Wide Variety of Work
Along the Road
flog tour through the Vim Curve
! district and the world's longest
, bridge is the Uke Pontdvartram
ALICE LAKEY
richer ground for
■jr MARY
There is no —.. ,,
visiting than the human mind, fos-jvrmfi!
cinating in its skip-about, lightning- Laus<
fast travel.
Too bad that our heads art not
thinking gpes!
An accredited summer schooliequal to work done for, similar
for grades 7 through 1? will begin'credit during the regular session.
Monday, June 8, at Carr Junior 'Students may earn a maximum of
High School, and continue until'two units of credit. Girls eli-
July 25.J • gible fqr b«nemaking summer
Students will register In the'projects ifoay earn an additional:
Stark High School guidance office' V,, unit of credit.
June 1, 2 and 3 between the hours; Students enrolling from other
of 8 a m.. 12 noon. and .Jl...jnd;than the Orange Public schools
4 p.m. No late registrants Will be;will be required to present a tran- w_
accepted, Principal Paul Pearson :script oi their work. Seniors from „arhi
said. „ 'these schools will not be grad-! thouS^
Th« work quantity and quality|uated by Lutcher Stark High School thev zor
v for ft he seven week school will f^ut credits earned will be return- aroun(j jn t icrker-
<-d to the home school for the is,' , fashion 0r i
juance of the diploma. m £h# „ thp LAKEY
All facilities of the school will'during a rest period. "What does
That thoughts^
do "go around'"
and jump
about" I proved!
to myself one'
day. lying in bed
covered with
plastic so we'
Union Head Draws
Seco
greater
useway, which coaatcti St.
Tammany Parish with Jefferson
Parish ... 24 miles in length, all
Its fabricated parts were made in
a 6-milIion dollar plant near Man
devilje. La. . . its the main link
in a 35-mlle-long, Si-million dollar
New Orleans expressway
punklnsf
Wander if those pearls were real
which I saw on that wewnan's neck*
at the next table at the Coffee Pot
on St. Peter street in New Or-
leans? Pearls are legendary jewels
. . . history says they symbolize
wealth, love and the pure in
heart. Legend tells that the Queen
of Night cried tears on seeing a
beautiful princess torn from the
nd Charges
irfrN rAP)—Bnilerma
be available for the instructional a brain busy itself about while the arms of * lower. The tears fell Into
program including the library and body is lying prone?" I asked my
HOUSTON CAP)—Boilermakers vsua! ><* • Pearson.said students se|f. '■ ►
Union local 74 has votfd again ^h^ pareiite -plan extended va- W|(h pencil and paper at bed-
to trv its president. John Kirtley, caj10™ dunnf,<Jhf side, I made these notes as the
on charges."of creating dissension be permitted to register.^ ^ iideas flashed through:
noticed that the
among members of the local. Subjects to be offered include, j
James lan^ham. secretary of Seventh and eighth grades, lan-j
ttie local, said Kirtlev will be tried guaee arts, social studies andl
bv a committee of three April 25. jaritnmetl?; and ftinth grade, Eng-,
Memos' of the .committee are.lish 1 and 2, world history I and
C. C Cheshire, V. C. Corday, and,2, general mathematics 1 and 2,|
P F I^byer. general science 1 and 2, algebra,*
Langham. was one of 10 homemaking. and bomemakinpj
bers of the local tried on similar summer project, • ' . • j
•tharges two .weeks ago by-a^'com-j For the lftth grade there Will .be,
mittee representing the interna-!Englishi-3 and 4, biology 1 and 2
tional union. The international|world history i
still is deliberating the cases.
Have you
youth of today Isn't absorbing
much courtesy as a rule? No
"yes, ma'am" and "no, sirs"
. we've got courtesy cards
for everything else but courtesy,
ft seems . . . courtesy Is a pass-
port to everywhere. Just like gas
and oil ., doesn't require, any
bill at the end of the month,
either. .
They tell me that Jamaica,
Man Dies in Wreck
vay,
hill
and 2. homemak-
ing, homemaking summer project British West Indies had 170,000
land algebra >2 and .1. *'•(visitors last year /. .■ in Norwa;
i In the lith grade, subjects of-'there's a plastic ski-jumping
jferfid are English 5 and 6, Ame;- which is u ed in preseason train-
HOUSTON CAP) — L<*w;s Run-ican history 5 and 6, algebra 2jing. It's covered with layers of
neis Jr , 29, was killede.ariv Satur- and 3. business arithmetic 1 and j straw . ... why not? Plastic's used
d«v when his automobile crashed 2. world geography, Texas history, j for most everything elsM
int(KV4itility pole and burst into typing 1, family living, home nurs-i Bronze tempering, I read, was
flames. . - ing, homemaking and homemak-1 inititaled in the northern part of
inc summer project .. JSiam by an old priest who created
; Twelfth grade students mayiknives with edges sharp as steel. ...
study civics 1 and 2. American his-, As an ambassador of good will
tory 5 and fi, algebra 2 and 3, for the rice industry, a Texas worn-
.business arithmetic 1 and 2, world an traveled more than 100,000
-geography, Texas history, typing;miles in a year through Alaska and
I, ^family living. • home nursing,! the United States .
homemaking and homemaking There's nothing more breath-
sum mftr pmject. jtaking-than seeing a bean sprout
Tuition wifTbe $15 for the first pon thrxigh the garden's crusty
course or subject" with Vi unit of]soil or a horse race through a
credit and $15 for the second; meadow or a terrier dog leap
^course or subject with like credit straight up on all four feet, not
Oiit - of - district pupils whose!like most dogs who leap from the
j grades were taught in their home hind legs . . .
district the past year will pay an New* Orleans is One of the cities
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additional $5 tuition fee but in no
case will the tuition exceed $35,
the principal said.
where a tourist can go ^vild gath-
ering beauty and thrills, history
and weariness , . . there's a walk-
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Full Operations
Expected by Plant
" HOUSTON (AP)—The Bavtown
butadiene plant of Humble OH &
Refining Co, will be back In full
operations early next month. The
plant was shutdown last spring
because of a demand slump.
<aThree units resumed operations
last fall when market conditions
imoroved for butadiene, an oil
refinery byproduct that Is a base
stock for synthetic rubber.
Humble officials said Saturday
the fourth and final unit is being
inspected and will be back in op-
eration early next month.
Bridges Re-Elected
SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) — Har-
ry Bridges, who has served as the
only president of the International
Longshoremen's and Warehouse-
men s Union in its 25-year his-
tory, was elected Friday to anoth
er two-year term
AT ORANGE APPLIANCE CENTER... MEET
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AIRTEMP
Marmaduke
the sea, turning them to pearls
and creating the Queen of Jewels
. . . what fairy tales people love!
A new wrinkle for the can't-
sleep set Is that Its
should try hard candy
posed to raise the blood sugar,
which, If low, prevents muscular
relaxation . . . what WIS H do to
the figure?
Celebrated Southern hostesses
are giving tea a festive taste these
days by using a peppermint candy
or mint gumdrop in the bottom of j
each teacup before pouring forj
guests . '. . um-m-m!
It's cool in a locust grove where j
the .wind sighs through the leaves,
and branches. ~
Don't count sheep . .. count yourjl
blessings and all the beautiful!
things which make up Ufa and||
momentary happiness.
If you do, sleep can't be far i
away. *
Thinking furthor, maybe It I
wouldn't be such-* good idea to j
have our brains behind clear plas- j
tic. What if they ran like this?:
On meeting someone: "Good!
heavens, where'd she get that'
hat?" Or, "He could lose a fewil
pounds!"
Or, thinking of a politician,
"He didn't stop at klwing the
babies—he likes the grown ones."
Maybe this: "I can get this!
cheaper at another store . . . this I
place is always sky-high in prices,!
but I'd like to be invited to the tea
the owners are giving next week."
Or, again, "My stocking 1 a
coming down, maybe I can make
it to tne car without anybod
ticing."
Still worse, "My husband (my
wife as the case applies) does the
darnedest things . . . how on earth
could I ever have picked him
(her)?
Well, like the thought* or not,
the brain is a wonderful mechan-
ism. Pity the poor guy who doesn't
have much of one,
MWW 4-u
"The sign doesn't say a carload of people!"
License Violation
Probe Schedui
(AP)-The
tion will be stepped op In the next
few weeks to catch farm truck
ucoik vioiaiors.
Director D. T. Harkrider ot the
Motor Vehicle Division urged own-
* pickup trucks of other
registered under special
truck licensing privileges to
to see they are not violat-
Under the law, bona Me farm-
ers may register their trucks and
other farm vehicles at a 50 per
cent lee reduction. The vehicles
must be used primarily in connec-
tion with forming pursuits.
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The Great Wall of Chin* was
completed hi "*
house' need painting?
• trtfrifr «f lm*d«'
C hw IstlmotM Given
cliff eaves paint co.
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Pancake Supper Iff
At Wftt 0«an|e
« m ssa&s js
teria on Friday evening, April 21
from S to 9 p.m.
Sponsored by the Scoots' Par-
ents Organization of West Orange'
to ai«i«t in a campaign to raisf
funds to help buy camping equip-
ment for the scopts, those who at-
tend are premised all the pan-
cakes they can eat for 50 centa.
Tickets are now on sale at ABC
Store No. 3 and Bonner it Grady's
Service Station, it was. reported. ?
American (but not British) visi-
tors can buy a special pass to
$3.50 which allows them unlimited
travel on all subways, busses and
trolly-busses in London and su-
burbs.
FLOQR sanding
and FINISHING
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.)., Vol. 56, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 12, 1959, newspaper, April 12, 1959; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth330514/m1/2/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.