The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 259, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1946 Page: 3 of 8
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ORANGE. TEXAS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. i»4«
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THE ORANGE JkEADKR
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News of Society, Club and Church Activities
World Communion
Doy Program
■ Is Announced
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■. Final arrangements have been
made for the World Communion
day service to be held by the
Orange Council of Church Women
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at
the church. . A -
The program for the occasion
ha* been announced as follows:
Hymn — “When the Whole
World Lives for Jesus", congre-
gation; Invocation — the Rev.
Walton Gardner, host pastor:
hymn — “In Christ There Is Nd
Q»t or West*’, congregation; chor-
al numbers — ‘‘Savious, Lead Us
When We Pray’ (Ellsworth) and
“Look to the Lighthouse” (Yale)
by the junior choir, of St. Mark's
Methodist church, Mrs. E. C.
Switzer as accompanist and di-
rector; organ selections — Mrs.
Jessie Dickerson; address — “One
World, One Family” by Miss
Mattie- Lee Seymour; hymn,
“We’ve a Story to Tell to the
Nations”; Announcement of Bible
exhibit by Mrs. W. L. Roberts;
closing prayer — visiting pastor,
The program will be followed
by a business session of the coun-
cil with Miss Tillie Smith pre-
siding. Election of council officer*
will take place at that time.
Coffee Held By
McDonald W M. U.
» A come-as-yqu-are coffee was
held by the Woman’s Missionary
Union of the McDonald Memorial
Baptist church on Thursday
morning from eight to ten d'eiock
at the home of Mrs. Jerome Bur-
ton in Bland addition.
Prizes were awarded to MrS.
Crease Burch, Mrs. Charles
Burch, Mrs. Jesse Burgess and
Hostesses besides Mrs. Burton
were Mrs. Merten Pevoto and
Mrs. K. W. Terrell.
Tilley Carnival
Reported Success
Benefit Carnival
At Colburn School
Is Well Attended
The benefit Hallowe’en carnival
sponsored by the Parent - readi-
er Association’of Colbyrn school
brt Thursday evening at the
school, was reported a huge sue-'
cess. ' ...........__
The entrance hall was decor-
ated with paper crepe of many
colors with skeleton hanging from
d^hnhte a,ld •rti0ci*11 *pkfe* in
three women attending.
spider webs on the walls. Bah
lbon and funny book booths were
colorfully decorated as was the
pop com booth.
Outstanding on the program for
the evening was the pageantry of
the voting on favorites for the
class groups which was held on
the stage decorated in the Hallo-
we’en motif with orange, black
, and yellow streamers and figures
A to® of $244.75, after bills I representing inches, bats and a
were paid, was realized from .the r"oon' The fifth gjade won in
benefit Hallowe’en carnival span- s th« *n««*n<Khate division ind the
sored by the Parent, - Teacher *ec‘,nd Brade won the Penary di-
Association of Tilley school on j v,s,“n; “ wos announced. Each
Saturday ojght at the school, jt; candidate received a gift of ean
- ' dv Jinri rhowimr Mi
night
was announced today,
The P-T. A. wishes to extend
thanks to the merchants of Or-
ange- and to the parents of the
school children for t(ieir help in
making the affair a success, it was
announced today by an official of
the association.
VINCENT FOOD STORE
AND SUPER MARKET
< 210 Polk Street
HAS SPECIALS EVERY DAY . . HARD TO GET
MERCHANDISE IS PRICED AND STACKED ON
OUR SHELVES. VISIT OUR STORE AND CHECK
OUR PRICES. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
dy and chewing gum wrapped in
I yellow and black paper.
The door prize for adults was
a $5.00 basket of fruit and the
prize for children was a $2-50
basket of fruit.
Apples on a stick, home made
pies and cakes and pop corn were
sold. Ai circus comic movie and
the bingo ‘games were favorite
entertainment features and the
boxing and wrestling matches
drew large crowds. A number of
children were preserved in dance
numbers. ‘
Proceeds from the carnival will
go to the Colburn P-T. A. for the
purchase of library books for the
class .rooms, pictures for the class
room walls and other needs bf
the school. •
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EXCELCIS BEAUTY SHOP
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Val Crow, former manager and operator of River-
side Beauty Shop will assume the management of Ex-
celcis Beauty Shop on November 4th. Jay Thom, form-
erly of Riverside Beauty Shop, has been added to our
staff*:'' t
We wish to extend to our customers and friends an
invitation to our new location, and thank you (or your
past patronage. We hope to rontinne to serve you.
Experienced In All Phases .
Of Beauty Work
SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT WAGING
ANt) HAIR TINTING
Mrs. Val Crow, Operator and Mgr.
Jay Thorn, Operator
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Bruner Methodist
Church Services
Sunday services at the Bruner
Methodist church have been an-
nounced as follows by the pas-
tor, the Rev. George Capps: Sun-
day school, 9:45 n. ra„ James Gar-
rett, superintendent; ' morning
worship^ tl o’clock, sermon sub-
the gomes with Mrs. Clemmonsi5cc,‘ "Strange Mixtures"; Youth
Fellowship, 7 p. m.; evening ser-
.vices, 7:30 o’clock, sermon sub-
AulickDub Is
Entertained At .
BfidgaParty
, Mrs. Morris Clejnmon* was hoB-
tess for the weekly bridge party*
of the Aulick club on Thursday
night at eight o’clock in Iwr home,
8 Sunset Circle B.
TWo tables of players enjoyed
The Rev, Jarpy Weber, pastor
of the North Orange Baptist
chufch, fs to conduct an eight day
revival at his church located on
Eleventh and Hart streets. Assist-
ant Pastor W. Sypert, is to be in
charge of the song services.
Rev. Weber became paster of
the North Orange Bastist church
seven years ago with « member-
ship of thirty-five, which during
his ministry has increased to
2,000.
winning high score and Mrs. Lee
Dodson winning second jhigh. Low
score prize went to Mrs. Wesley
Harrell. Refreshments were ser-
ved after the games
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Guests hi addition to, the club
members were Mrs. Robert Glass
of Houston and Mrs. Wesley Har-
rell.
Next Thursday evening the
club members will be entertained
in the home of Mrs. Jack Crosby,
« Colburn:
282 Enroll Ir;
Tilley P-TA
The membership drive inaug-
urated , by the Parent - Teacher
Association of Tjlley school on
October ft has resulted in a total
enrollment of 282. It was an-
nounced today.
An award of $1.00 was offered
each room of the school having a
100 per cent enrollment of moth-
ers, with an additional $t.00 prize
for the roorh having a 100 per
cent enrollment of fathers.
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M»d - week prayer services will
be held Wednesday evening at
7:30 o’clock at the church.
Gumbo Supper
To Be Served At
Carnival Tqnight
Chicken gtimbo with rice will
be sold a tthe carnival to be held
tonight, beginhing at six o’clock
at McLewis schbol, it was ann-
ounced today. The carnival is be-
ing sponsored by the Community
club, a parents’ organization of
the school.
Other attractions will include a
cake walk, minstrel show, auction
sale and various other booths.
Everyone I* Invited to attend.
health
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NOW’S THE TIME
TO PLANT
CITRUS:
SaUuma. Kumquat, Lemon
Grapefruit and I.ime , . II
to 24 Inch Slaes............$2.7$
Gardenias, Each IMS to $1.50 4
Azaleas, Camellias and All
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SEND FOR PRICE LIST
Or come by and see
these plants.
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Christian Science
LessorvJSermon
“Everlasting Punishment” is
Ihe subject of the Lesson - Ser-
mon which will be read in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, November 3.
Tiic Golden Text is: "The Lord
is known by the judgment which
He exeeuteth: the wicked is snar-
ed in tiw work of his own hands"
(Psalms 9:16).
Among the citations which com-
prise the Lesson - Sermon is the
following from the Bibik: "He
that covereth his sins shall not
prosper; but whoso confesseth and
forsaketh them shall have mercy"
(Proverbs. 28:13).
The Lesson - Sermon also in-
cludes the following passage from
the Christian Science textbook,
“Science and Health, with Key to
the Scriptures” by Mary Baker
Eddy: “Covering iniquity will
prevent prosperity and the ulti-
mate triumph of any cause” (page
446).
The Christian Science society in
Orange is located at the corner
of Fifth and Pine street. Sunday
school is held at 0:45 o'clock ev-
ery Sunday morning and is fol-
lowed by the morning worship at
11 o’clock. Wednesday evening
meetings are held at eight
Dance Planned
For Navy Officers
Saturday Night
An informal dance for Navy
officers, their wives and guests is
being planned for Saturday night.
November 2, beginning at 8:30 o’
clock, at the Bachelor Officers,
Quarters at tl^ ^vy barracks.
Refreshments will be served
during’; the evening.
Robert Gartman
To Speak At
Christian Church
Robert Gartman, a layman of
the First Christian church of Port
Arthur, Is to conduct services at
(he First Christian church “fibre
on Sunday morning at eleven
o’clock and on Sunday evening at
7:30 o’clock. All members- are
urged to attend and visitors will
be welcome, it was announced.
Attention Housewives!
THE PARK AVE. POULTRY
AND FISH MARKET
211 PARK AVE.
PHONE 3725
Specials For Friday, Saturday, Sunday
DRESSED ‘ DRESSED
HENS. lb. 60c FRYERS, lb. 70c
PLENTY OF LIVE HENS AND FRYERS
*150 » *D STOCK Of SI* FOODS
OKLAHOMA CITY EVANGELIST AND BARITONE
SOLOIST WILL BE HEARD HERE FOR BGHT DAYS
“THE FRIENDLY CHURCH '
;h and Cherry Six.
Services Doily
A.M. fir 7:30 P.M.
FIRST METHODIST
W. S. G. MEETS
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the First Methodist church met on
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Emmett Bruner, 346 Wikes
court with eight members ip at-
tendance and Mrs, Rice as a
Yrom’' the
mission Study book, “India at the
Threshold” was presented by
Mrs. Forrest McDonald. Mrs.
Lona McGill led the devoti:
which Was followed by the
business session. Plans
made for the guild members to go
to the First Methodist church in
Beaumont on Sunday evening to
tear anaaddreas by Mis* Lena
Knappy missionary to Argentina
Mrs, Brunei' served rake and
hot chocolate during the social
hour,
The n»M» luoatlng-aoill b«-
in Thursday evening. November
7, at 7:30 O’clock in the home of
Lovelace Bchriebcr, 1311
th street.
DON’T FORGET
BOB'S RADIO SERVICE
WE FIX ANYTHING
* Come In and See Our Line of Second Hand Radios
We Also Have A Good Line of
Second Hand Phonograph Records
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REV. R. T. WILLIAMS, JR.
Pastor of the First Church of
the Nazarene, Oklahoma City,
Okla., who will direct congre-
gational singing and will sing
at each service.
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You will thrill at the marvelous
singing of Reverend Williams, who
possesses one of the most beauti-
ful and rich, resonant baritone
voices in America. He is the son
of Dr R. T. Williams, deceased,
who for 31 years was a General
Superintendent of the Church of
the Nazarene. .
Sunday. Nov. 3rd
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the Church of the Nazarene,
with possibly 100 churches
under his supervision.
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One 6f the greatest evangelists of
the United States, a dynamic and
winsome speaker who will hold
your interest from the very be-
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A young man of rare ability and
personality, who ha* conducted
revtvals from coa*t-to-eoast. Hear
him daily at 10:00 g m. and 7:30
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 259, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1946, newspaper, November 1, 1946; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558584/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.