The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 294, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 31, 1959 Page: 6 of 10
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A BALANCED DIET—Camile Kibbuair drink*
tier milk in novel manner. Two-year-old uacs
toes as a bottle prop while lying on floor of Mb-
urban Detroit home._
It's Matter of Semantics
Decade May or May Not Be Ending Tonight
Deadline for submitting nomina-
tions for the Distinguished Service
Award has bean extended until
Monday, the Orange Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce announced to-
[Awards Chairman pavid H.
; Thomas said the extension was
granted ia reply to numerous re-
quests for additional time to pre-
pare nominations.
I The award, 15th given bv local
Jaycees, will he made at the or-
ganization's annual bastes' night
banquet act for Jan. 8 In the Jack
Tar Omnge House. ;
Recipient of the honor will be
some young man between 21 and
35 yearn of age who hat mate
outstanding contributions in the
way of community service during
the 1959 calendar year.
Nominations may be made bv
the public and should be sent to
the Jaycee office or to Thomas at
the American Bridge Division
plant.
Past winners of the DSA are:
H, S. Peterson, 1142; Georee
Craft, 1M3; Ellis Carter. 1947; El-
lis Landry. 1848; R. L. (Bob) Mar-
tin, 1981; Leland Morrow, 1958:
Dr. H. L. Rudeseal. 1951: Jules
Davie Jr.. 1852; Orvsl Staffer.
1953: Winstoe Lewis. 1954: Paul
Hale. 1955: Bob Murphy. 1958; Ken
Murphy. 1957, and Marlin Thomp-
son, 1931.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — If you ths arithmetical reckaning of the g,?ew*rB t>etween 4 B L 30(3 8
are planning to jet off »ome Wt#term ^d. The Arabs used for confusion
the zero long before that — but jS dint the man who determined
communication was poor in those the beginning of the Christian Ere
— a sixth century aon-mathema-
the beginning of die tician named Dionysius Exiguus
Christian Era ia an arbitrary who was an sbhott of Roma at
days.”
Dating
tra steam this New Year's Eve
in the belief it s the end of the
decade, think again. You could be
wrang.
Of course you can take any New
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Noted Author
Will Address
Youth Meet
SAN ANTONIO (AP)-A best-
author—Dr. Evelyn Millis
HAPPY BIRTHDAY—The City of San Juan located in the heart
of the Rio Grande Valley of Texas celebrated its 50th anniversary
in a very unique way. The merchants set baskets of frui* In front
of their stores and combined their two major industries—citrus and
tourists—by inviting their winter visitors to take home some fruft
“on the house.” Here Robert L. Kirkland of Emporium. Pa.,
happily accepts some “liquid sunshine” from Miss Linda Koeater
of San Juan; one of the Valley's beautiful Citriann hostesses.
(AP Photo)_•_ ■ . ~ ■■ ' ' •' •
come out even. Your first decade
will have only nine years in it.
That’s because the Christian Era
began with the year 1.
Astronomers don't take any
firm stand on when a decade
expires.
4*lt’s mostly a matter of seman-
tic* and personal Choice,” was the
word today from astronomer Si-
mone Gossner of the almanac of-
fice of the U.S. Naval Obeerva-
to**However, we do take a very
definite stand on die matter of
centuries, and, believe me, there's
always a squabble at foe turn of
ccntmrv"
Paste die date hi your hat right
•oar. Astronomically speaking, the
iwnf century will begin Jan. 1,
2001 — not Jan. 1, 2000.
•The reason for our stand,”
Cold Weather Prevails
Across Most of Nation
list
In-
coherence of
ler League,
agers from 35
viaica
mXOUOt
ftT;
The
Connection Between Man • God
Must Be Reformed-Bishop
Sen. Yarborough Says Demos
Wiil Take More Militant Stand
AUSTIN (AP1-U.S. Sen. Ralph
Yarborough left here today for
Washington with * prediction the
Democrats would assume a more
militant attitude toward affairs of
state.
"We've been too timid in Con-
gress. That's not a criticism of
one man but of the party," said
Yarborough. He did not refer by
name to his colleague from Texas,
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon
B. Johnson.
Yarborough said Democrats in
Congress mould not have to “play
follow the letter” and await the
recommendations from the White
House.
He said he feels the session will
be much livelier than in the past,
s real steipwinder."
He took issue during an Asso-
ciated Press interview with fig-
ure* released earlier this week by
the Federal Reserve Board an-
nouncing that industrial produc-
tion has been increasing about 10
per cant faster than realized. The
board
niton, Sji'Stf'SSiw
s2a.,fcisssatt5'&s
are pursued it will relegate us to
the status of • second grate na-
tion.” _ . _
He said the Reserve Board fig-
ures "are as rigged as the faked
TV quiz shows . . . What we need
is a militant Democratic Party
that will show to the country how
these faked figures are being ex-
ploited. ... Die trouble ia that
we have too many Pwlyanna
statements from the admintatra-
tion that everything Is all right
and there's m thing to worry
about. We havi a soothing syrup
government.” ■ .
He said by raising Interest
rates the Republicans had in-
creased inflation and kept more
money out of production.
said during the
past H
years, production actually in
‘ 4.1 pei
creased 4.1 per cent instead of 3.7
per cent according to the board’s
revised methods of calculations.
“What they’re doing is putting
five years of a Democratic ad-
ministration in with seven lean
years of Republican administra-
tion to come up with this propa-
ganda. The gross production of
this country has been going up
less than 3 per cent a year under
their administration.
New Year's Eve
DANCE
YOUTH CENTER
ARTHUR PRIMORE
and His Shadows
8:30 • 12:30
Adm. 50c
the
the country today. No violent min sprinkled
snowfalls
storms
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New
or heavy
peered likely to mar the
Year’s Eve celebrations.
Occasional rain or snow is in
prospect for New Year’s Day from
the mid-continent into the Pacific
Northwest A warming trend is
sellin:
Duvall of Chicago—headed a
of speakers today before the
tenational Youth
the Augustana Luther
Some 4,580 teen-agers
states. Canada and nine other
tries are attending the meet-
MabriS** told £*££
SSJSSMMS £'j»; SK*
and God must be reformed. I to take over a greater degree of
“When we say that this people! Christian leadership."
in fseine aduk life I aren’t interested in the church, j 'Earlier, the ministers gathered
“These decisions.” Dr. Lundeen ,we ®hould ask whether we hayen t at Mount Olivet Cemetery to hon
I opening of the 18th
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (eastern Washington into Idaho and He said there were three
conference,
deci-
must
lost our sense of desperate neces- or Francis Asbury, who was elect-
sity for reforming the connection ^ bishop at the* 1784 conference,
between God and man.” he said.; The ministers surrounded Bishop
Asbury’s grave while the Rev.
Olia J. Tunnell Jr. of Dallas, Tex.
delivered a brief prayer.
explained, “is that
there is m year zero. Thus, the
tint century began with the year
I and ended with, end included
—the entire year 188."
And why is there no year zero?
“The reason is,” she explained,
•that the Western world of toe
Dark Ages never had a symbol
for zero. It wasn’t until about the
Grande valley. said, “include the choice of a mae-
The storms and tidal flood that ter, the choice of a life’s work,
hrt toe Northeast earlier this week ,„d the choice of a life's com- —, - — t .__. . „
continued to inconvenience thou- panion.” most ,mportant W1B8
sscrews saj£ t*
-Mf UEogtrj!<t£d!KJ ^«,-« nfi,i*er, .to were or
Light snow fell during toe nltfrt declared a disaster area. The tidal je9us Christ,’’ he said, “not only **" *5>e.? *1 take JL®IP
and morning in inland areas^ of flood which it hit Atlantic Coast because of His creative end re- view of il to lose respect for it.
The Rev. Mr. Tunnell
great-great-great nephew
la
of
the
one
the first Christmas
the’ east from Kentucky and Ten-
nessee northward over the Appal-
achians through Pennsylvania and
New York into Vermont and New
%£*r& 52 S5S,r&,M£'!£52S
Tousands of homes in upstate; given oeople everywhere the rich-
New York were without electricif * - -* ,1‘-
Hampshire. and telephone service as a n
A cold front spread snow from af the sleet and snow storms.
ectricity est fnlflllment of purpose of life—
a result th promise of an eternal desti-
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Besides speaking on
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The Philadelphia area which
Bishop Corson heads comprises
eastern Pennsylvania, most of
New Jersey and Puerto Rico.
He and Maryland’s Gov. J. Mil-
Teen-Agers” ,lard Tawes addressed about 700
Preparation I nersons. including some 225 min-
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WASHINGTON (AP)—A delay two discussion groups on family
until around mid-January is ex- affairs.
pected in announcement of sites | Tonight’s service will be de-
fer two proposed government!voted to Christian college educa-
plants to convert brackish water (tkm with Sam Edwins of Minn*-
to fresh. japolis. director of stewardship
A member of the site selection j education for the church, acting
board said its report dealing with j as chairman
to lead isters and their wives, at the Love-
ly Lane Church, the Mother
Church of American Methodism.
Delegates have come from 31
states to celebrate the 175th anni-
versary of the church’s founding
in this country at a “Christmas
Conference” in 1784.
area
SPECIAL
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
OPEN TROUT
SANDWICH
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the Northern Great Plains
probably will be completed within
a few days, but the report on the
Southwest won’t be ready for
about two weeks.
The final decision will be made
by Secretary of the Interior Fred
A. Seaton.
The 10 Southwest area prospec-
tive sites are: Wichita Falls,
Stamford, Ballinger. Monahans,
Pecos, in Texas; Carlsbad. Ros-
well, Alamogordo and Santa Rosa,
N.M.; and Stafford, Ariz.
The six in the Great Plains are:
Lincoln, Neb.; Eureka. Miller aad
Webster, S.D.; and Ellendale aad
Devils Lake, N.D.
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 294, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 31, 1959, newspaper, December 31, 1959; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth556985/m1/6/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.