The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 68, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 23, 1947 Page: 2 of 6
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STARTS TODAY!
ANDY'S HOME FROM THE WARS
«nd ratin' to go! Mo Mis in lovo
with « gkmiazon in hi* nowost
and fwnniMt rolot
acm Pimm
Ed A. CORMIER
W-E.UKDY...
He’s Reconverted to
Romance!
Top Hat Doesn't fit H
Him Any More!
MICKEY
r UNA...
Wants to Show Andy
Some Latin Lovin’!
SARA HADEN * LINA ROMAY
FAY BONITA
HOLDEN • GRANVILLE
OOROTHY FORD
B A Hq
PAGE TWO
THE ORANGE LEADER
ARTISTS
(Continued from Page 1)
their first Carne-
and their first
'ftt’t. Sma it
Bell &Brandon
you'rb moving
OUT OF -THIS A
BEAUTIFUL I
APARTMENT?!
WHAT'S H
COME OVERy'
. vou? r
FAMILY
ACTOBATS/
• Aft
BELL & BRANDON
Auto
New York appearance as civilians
in more than four years.
During their Navy period, in
addition to their regular bluejack-
et duties, they gave more than 501)
concerts before half a million
service personnel here and in the
Pacific—at one time they played
241 performances in more than 40
Army, Navy and Marine hospitals
in 88 days, a concert record that
may stand for all time. The first j
Navy men to entertain officially ini
the Pacific, they were credited]
with being the most popular art- j
ists Wearing the uniform of their I
serviA, and are about to receive
a certificate of commendation
from the Navy department.
Bobby Sox Favorites
On the basis of their experience
with GTs, Whltttmore and Lowe
are including in each appearance
of their present tour a group of
numbers they found to be most
popular with service personnel. In
all, they now have a repertoire of
J85 Yi timbers in their own arrange-
ments. Seventeen of these are of
the popular school, which goes a
.long way toward.explaining their
j success with both the serious mu-
sic lover an dthe boby-soxer.
RED CROSS
(Continued from Page 1)
POLICE ARREST SIX
Six arrests were made by the
jOrange city police department for
he 24 hours ending Saturday at
8 a. m. Of that number one was
eld for investigation, three for
runkeness and two for affrays.
contribution to R. R. Allen, treas-
urer, P. 6. Box 411, Orange,
Texas.” V
The latest list of contributors
and amount received are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. L. B. Christenson, $1; Rob-
ert Black, .25; Mrs. T. R. Maid,
91} Mrs. M. R. Jones, $5; Mrs. R.
H. Comelly, $2; Mrs. E. E. Davis,
11; Mrs. T. H. Bell, .50; Mrs. Jack
Evans. $1; Mrs. Jack Crosby, $1;
Mrs. P. M. Blue, $5; Mrs. L. Mar-
row, $1; Mrs. F. M. Roberts, $2;
Mrs. C. M. Swallow, $1; Wilson's
Grocery St Market, >1; Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson, |1; Mr. Sc
Mrs. G. A. Roy, $1; Mrs. G. A.
Finnell, 91; Mrs. V. W. Hearn, $1;
Mrs. A. L. Howell, $1; Mrs. Mel-
vin Levingston, $1; Mrs. C. A.
Ward, $1; Mrs. E. W. Robinson, $1.
Mrs. W. H. Mitcheltree, .50;
Mrs. George Thrope, $1; Mrs.
Ralph Gillette, $2; Mrs. Croll. $3;
Mrs. H. Sehaveinsberg, $10,; Mrs.
John Hicks, $1; Mrs. J. Jacobs, $1;
Mrs. C. B. Baker, $1; Mr. St Mrs.
Joe Zucca, 92; Mr. St Mrs. J. B.
English, $2; Mrs. Chas. Benken-
stein, $1; Mrs. Ray Jones, .25;
Mrs .Joan M. Boggie, $1; Mrs. P.
H. Butler, $1; Mrs. O. G. Ford, $1;
Warren. $1; George Jonte, ftl; Mrs.
Elvin Bonnin, $1; Mrs. Ross
Evahn, $1; Dr. Pepper, $25; Mrs.
BeU Sexton. $10; Mrs. Cevil Van
Pelt. .50; W. R. Milmer, $1; Mrs.
H. Bates, $1; Dixie Cream Do-
Nut, $1; Mr. K. A. Mitchell, $7.50;
Mrs. Walter Greeries. $1.
Mrs. John Curtis, -.50; Mrs.
Henges. .25; Mrs. F. E. Roach, $1;
Mrs. H. D. Moye, *2; Mrs. J. F.
Bell, $1; F. B. Friend. $1; J. B.
Mays. $1; Mrs. B. Williams, $1;
Miss Jeneane Evahn, .10; Mrs.
Lee Hurst, $1; Jo Mil Feed Store,
920; O. T. Graves, $10; F. L. Staf-
fer, $1.50; Mrs. ,0, Harmon, .30;
Judlce Grd. St Mkt. Co., $5; Mr.
L. A. Stanfield, $7.50; Mrs. T. M.
Dodd, $1; Bob's Radio Service, $1;
Mrs. J. R. Mires, $1; Orange Bi-
cycle Shop. $1; M. P. Dickerson,
$1; Mrs. M. B. Burton. $2; Betty
Stanfield, $1; Nettie Frazier, fl;
Weldon Lowe, $1; Mr. & Mrs. W.
E. Mussina, $2Q; Mrs. O. D. But-
ler. $3, in memory of Georgia Ann
Peveto; Mrs. Stephenson, .30;
Mrs. L. G. Moore, $1; T. O’Quin,
.15; Mrs. H. D. Martin, $1; Mrs.
O. J. Moorg, -50; Mrs. R. Primrose,
.25; Mrs. Floyd Murray, .35; Mrs.
Buddy Crew, .50; Mr. J. R. Mires,
$1; Nelson Automotive Service,
$5; V. P. Carnell, $1; Mrs. C. R.
Arnoll, $1; Amelia Arbugo, .50;
Nethel Wilder, $1; Joe Runnels,
Mrs. C. A. Myers, $1; Mrs. C. T. I $1; Sallie Frazier, $1; Mr. O. D.
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Butler, $10; Border Furn. Co., *3;
Border Lumber Co., $3; T. A.
Daniel, .50; Helen Peddy, $1;
Mrs. J. Flournoy, $1; Mrs. Ches-
ter Polley, $1; J. J- Smith, $1;
Mrs. C, A Sparks. $1; Mrs. I. 1.
Fontenot, .25: Mrs. E. Stein wand,
,50; Mrs. Harry Bray, $1.
Dean Hare, .25; H. A. Turner,
$1; Mrs. John Bell, $1; I. Castille,
$1; Mrs. C. B. Shattuck, $1; Mrs.
M. Goldbick, $1; Mrs. J. G. Mag-
nus, $1; Mr. St Mrs. M. D. Meek,
92; Mrs. H. H. Schmelze, .20; Mrs.
M. T. Dayton, $2; Mrs. E. L.
Echwake, $1; Mrs. R. J. Griffin,
$2; Mrs. R. L. Davies, 11; Mr. It
Mrs. R. N. Weir, $2; Mrs. H. T.
Johnson, fl; R. E. Jernigpn. $1;
Mrs. Pearce Beneke, fl; H. Hlgs-
by, .40; G. W. Wade, fl; Mrs. R.
C. Berington, $1; Mrs. E. P. Bell,
91; Mrs. G. H. Wheeler, fl; Mrs.
G. D. Mullins. 91; Mrs. J. B. Grif-
fin, $2; W. J. Robinson, $1; Mrs.
P. Bender. .50; Mrs. W. T. Hat-
chell, .13; Mrs. R. E. Graham, .30;
Mrs. C. L. Wagley, $1; Mrs.' J. C.
O’Neal, fl: Mrs. Stapler, $1; Mrs.
E. K. Blakey, $1; Mrs, Charles
Kay Kendall. .25; Mrs- Evelyn
Combs, $3; Mrs. Frank Lacy, fl;
J. B. Gresham, .25.
Mrs. Don Church, fl; Mrs. Roy
, $1; Mrs
Ray, $1;
ORANGE, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 23,1947
ley, $1
E. Ray,
Mrs. K. J.
Outlaw, $2; Mrs. W.
PURCHASE
Sladek, 91; Mrs. M.
M. Brock, 91: Mrs. V. O. Edwards,
|1; Mrs. L. Lutterloh, $1; Mrs. A.
O. Rabideau, $1; Mrs. C. L. Beck-
strom, $1; Mrs. M. Shoffiett, $1;
Mrs. H. M. Mui-r, fl; Mrs. ,R.
Pechs, $1; Mrs. G. B; Scatter-
white^ 91;; R. H. Wallwork, $1;
Mr. St Mrs. Worthington, $1; Capt.
W. E. Guitar, $5: Mr. St Mrs. I.
Miller, $2; Mrs. Stanley Hall, $1;
Ben E. Smith, fl; E & T Grocery,
fl; H. C. McDaniel, fl; Mrs. John
E. Wade. 91; Mrs. Fred Town-
send, %lr^lrs. Miller, $2; Mrs. J.
Danna, .80; Mrs. R. B. Shepard-
son, $1; Mrs. G. E. Vverton, $1;
Mrs. M. K. Patterson, $1: Mrs. E.
H. Freedman, fl; Mrs. C. Craw- j
ford, fl; Mr. A Mrs. Linnington,
$5; Mr. St Mrs. Hayes, $2; Mr. It
Mrs. Norris, $1; Mrs. Henry May- j
field, f5; Mrs. J. D. Mitchell, fl;
Mrs. Ben E. Smith. $1; L. W. Rog-
ers, $1; W. R, Fieig, (1; Mrs. M. |
H. Black. $1.
Bernice Appling, fl ;'*Mrs. W. E.
(Continued from Fage 1}
lowering its standard to a point
unacceptable to the state and U.
S. public health departmetns and
cause the county to lose their aid.
Endorsement this week of a $225,-
000,000 U. S. public health pro-
gram by Senator Robert Taft, re-
publican leader, has caused local
people to redouble their efforts to
retain the health unit here at a
high standard in order to be able
to .qualify the health unit here at
« high standard in order to be able
to qualify tor assistance under the
new federal program.
PHONE 4171 FOB
Radio Service
nCMir A DELIVERY Sereies
Millsaps D. Meek,
1104 CETBES9
The direction of some ocean
currents are periodically reversed
by strong winds.
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For EASTER .. and all occas-
ions .. we have the largest
stock of greeting cards in Or-
ange. *
. mm 'twollu wwirn ni.xar
10* SHORT SIXTH ST.
Pearson, fl; Mrs. F. W.-Hunsee,
Young, .86; Mrs. C. M. Fuller, fl; Haper, fl;,Mrs.
Mrs. J. C. Ingram, $1; Mrs. H. M." $i;
Seaman, $1; Mrs. B. R. Ball, $1;
Mrs. William Kaier, .50; Mrs. P.
D. LaGroome, ,50; Mrs. Charles
Steinings, $1; Mrs. C, Eller, $1;
Mrs. Frank Murphy, .17; Dorothy
Scott. !20: Mrs. Frederick. $1; Mrs.
Robinson. 12; Carol Louise Beer-
ley, *1; Mrs. E. V- Huffman. 91:
Mrs. W. T. Smirs, fl; Mrs. W. G.
Gordon. $1; Mrs. Charles Raum,
91; Mrs. H. Waddell, .50; Mrs.
Frank Elliott, $1; Mrs. D. C.
Pinchbeck, $2; Mrs. Mildred Par-
ker, .80; Mrs. Rachel Miller, $1;
| Mrs. Emma Thomas, .25; Mrs. E.
$1; Mrs. Melda Wilcox. $1; Mrs.
H. Schechy. $1; H. H. Griffin,
97.50; Mrs. A M. Scherffires, $1;
Gladys Griffing, fl; Mrs. A. G.
A. L. Brandon,
Mrs. Lillian Lawler, $1;
Anonymous, .50; Mrs. H. H. Wray,
fl: Mrs. Frances Fisher, ,50: Mrs.
M. Maunetta, fl; Mrs. U. R. Ju-
lela. fl; Anonymous, .50; Mrs.
Will Tullos, $1; Navy Food Store,
$5; Mrs. Horace Smith, $1; Mrs.
Cecile Polston, $1; Mrs. L. H.
Leffer. $1: W. S. Danham, 95; Mrs.
W. S. Wilson, $1: Toni Gray. *1;
Edna Harkins, $1; Mrs. E. S.
Richardson. $1; Mrs. W. D. Coo-
ley, $3; Mrs. McReynoIds, .50
Mrs. J. F. Griffith. 1;
Mrs. C. E. Rankin, $1; Mrs. S.
W. Bernard, $1; Mrs. Mary Moose,
Just One Leaf of Bread
■. '
3 It takes just about $1,334 invested at 3% to
buy just one loaf of bread daily.
Now,.. take a look at your own life insurance
1 j estate. How many loaves of bread will it buy? *
LLOYD' POSEY
SMITH BLDG.
PHONE SO
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co.
ORANGE, TEXAS
P. O. BOX SM2
Dallas, Texas
A. Yeager, 91; Mr. St Mrs. Charles$2; Mrs. Homer Stevenson, $1;
B. March, $2; Mrs. Ed Becker, ll:Mrs. Gracie Allensworth, fl; Mrs.
Bruce McNeill, .50; Mrs. Vera Beady Trairs. $1; Mrs. H. M.
Henderson, $1; Mrs. J. W. Bee*- Thomas, $1; Charles Cottle, $10;
Western Auto Associate, $10; C.
atten.
me
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RESH BLOOd
I MUST FORI
E ENERGY
P. Bernard, $3; H. E. McCormich,
$1; V. J. Boutroue, $3; Naval Re-
serve Fleet Unit, 13 contributors
of fl or more, $16.45; Julia Lince-
cum, $2; Mrs. Schiecy,.$l; E. R.
Richardson, $10; Mrs. J. S. Leon
ard. *2: Mrs. O. H. Clough, flj'L.
J. Vincent, $15; Ollie Gomez, $3;
L. O. Thompson. $100; Fred Force,
$1.
Frank Sinatra going off the air shortly to vacation in S America.
Cab Calloway is preparing to revise his "Hepsters Dictionary” to
include about 1,000 new words service men originated . . . any-
one wanting a free copy may write Cab at 1553 Broadway, N. Y.
Louis Jordan combo may take Mills Bros, spot on Kraft Music
Hall in April. Sammy Kaye proved to be the biggest band on the
juke boxes last year and Perry Como topped all other male voc-
alists.
i you feel like you are tied to a dreg
vvryttme you try to do something? a
o, don’t let a low blood count hole you
you may release vibrant
energy to every muacle, fibre, cell.
■vary day—every hour—millions of
tiny eed-Wood-ceUe muet pour forth
from the marrow of your bonea to re-
place those that are worn-out. A low
blood count may affect you In several
way*: no appetite, underweight, no
energy, a run-down condition, leak at
resistance ~
to Infection and disease.
To get real relief you muet keep up
your blood strength. Medical authorities,
by analysis or the blood, have by posi-
tive proof shown that BBS Tonic Is
amasingty effective In building up low
blood strength In non-organlc nutri-
tional anemia. This la due to the BBS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent activating ingredients.
Also, BBS Tonic helps you enjoy the
... -- * ’
Five new marriage licenses
were of record Saturday at the
office of the Orange county clerk
and were issued to James H. Den-
mon and Dorris Mary Hebert,
Charlese J. Miller and Emma De-
Blance, Harry J. Gardner and
Vivian Winifred Post, Robert Ed-
ward Rorsyth and Ruby Bell Del-
ano, all of Orange, D. Charles
Bound and Dorris Bourge of Vin-
ton, La.
Mmic Balcony's newest shipment included these singles:
FRANKIE CARLE
“SUNRISE SERENADE" backed by “CARLE BOOGIE”
THE MODERN AIRES With Paula Kelley;
“IT’S LOVIN’ TIME” and “HOODLE ADDLE”
“FOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS” and “IT’S ALL OVER NOW”
Recorded by Charlie Spivak.
CLAUDE SHARP
And The Old Hickory Singers:
“MANDY LEE” and “BIRMINGHAM JAIL”
Popular Albums:
food you sst by
. ___I____ _______ lasm '
digestive Jules when It Is non-orgscl-
oslly too little or scanty—thus the stam-
_____too little or scanty—thus the a
sch Win have little cause to get balky
vxh gas. Bloat sad give off that i
food lasts.
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At vigorous bipod surges throughout
If You Were
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your whole body, greater freshness and
strength should r ‘
make you eat better,
sleep better, feel better, work better,
play better, have a healthy color glow In
your akin—Arm Beth Oil out hollow
placer. Millions of bottlee sold. Oet a
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__ AT 1 P. M.
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7 Dancing, Gaiety,
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BING FRED
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F. H. A. Terms
THE MILLS BROTHERS
In "FAMOUS BARBER SHOP BALLADS” Dcccn Releases.
ANDY RUSSELL FAVORITES
Capitol records
Music of
GEORGE GERSHWIN
Conducted by Andre KOSTELANETZ
"MUSICAL COMEDY Favorites”
Volume 1 and 2—Kostelanetz
Classical Albums:
MARYLA JONAS
Presents: “PIANO MUSIC OF CHOPIN”
A Columbia Masterworks
“SONATA No. 7”
By Prokofieff
B. C. A. Victor Red Seal Records
“HYMNS OF ALL CHURCHES”
The General Mills choir
R. C. A. Victor Black Label Records
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$155.00 $14.18
$285.00 $25.84
$365.00 $33.23
$485.00 $44.01
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 68, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 23, 1947, newspaper, March 23, 1947; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth557697/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.