The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 250, Ed. 1 Friday, October 17, 1952 Page: 3 of 8
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'AY, OCTOBER i?, 1932
Catholic Parish Slates
Annual Fall Festival
Lioness Club Presents
Gift to Mrs. W. Abbey
Mrs. Wilbur M. Abbey of Port
Arthur, who was instrumental in
organizing the West Orange Lion-
ess club, was a guest at a meeting
held Monday night at the Carl
Godwin auditorium. Members
presented a small gold pencil to
Mrs. Abbey as a token of appre-
ciation for her interest in the club.
Guhst night was observed with
each member privileged to bring
a guest. Mrs. J. C. Headrick, pres-
ident, conducted the session. Mrs.
Arthur Co'buro and Mrs. Carl
Hudson were (n charge of the
program.
Geraldine Glaze was featured
cn the program with a group of
tongs. Mrs. H. T. Donohoe gave
a talk on the Golden Rule and ex-
Town Club Names
Officers for Year
Mrs. Jim Ramsey was named
president of the Town club Wed-
nesday evening during a meeting
f>t the home of Mrs. M. B. Flip-
pen, 1008 Sighth street.
Elected to gfcrve with her were
Mrs. William Arthur Black, vice
president; Mrs. Jane Black Swords
re-elected secretary-trea^urct
and Mrs. 3ob Jones, program.
Plans were made for a dance
to be held at the Sunset Grove
country club oil Oct. 15. Decora-
tions will be carried out in the
football theme. At that time new
officeiy will be presented and new
members will be introduced.
Carroll King and his orchestra
will provide music for the danc-
ing-_' .
plained how it applies to the code
of ethics in Lioness clubs.
Mrs. Valton Landrum ar.d Mrs.
Burnell Kuenstler served cake,
coffee and salted nuts to the 25
members and guests In attend-
ance.
Second Prize Won
By Home Leagues
At District Meeting
Mrs. George Pinder and Olive
Barker were responsible for the
local Home League unit of the
Salvation Army winning second
prize in a contest held Wednes-
day at the Home League rally in
Lufkin.
Gowns and dresser scarfs were
the cities. The articles were
judged as the best made and the
most artistically designed. They
will be sent to a Texas division
for distribution in orphanages
where they are needed most.
The cities represented at the
rally were the local group, Beau-
mont, Hpuston, Galveston, Long-
view, Pori Arthur, Pasadena and
Tyler.
Mrs. Wesley Rich, associate di-
rector of the tiatning college ih
Atlanta Ga. and formerly of Eng-
land, was principal speaker of the
day.
Foliowini! the orogram approxi-
mately 145 members attended the
tual fall festival Altar society. St. Anne’s club,
olic parish will junior and senior choir, Knights
afternoon at 5 of Columbus, Troop 1 of the Boy
Scouts and several other groups.
Members of the PTA will spon-
sor a chicken dinner Sunday at
the school auditorium. Serving
will begin at 12 noon. Plates will
be sold at $1.25 lor adults and 75
cents for children.
Concluding the-event and a
highlight of the activities will be
the coronation of the queen and
king. James Ray will be featured
as the master of ceremonies for
the program- and Mrs. Victor
Hern, director of the junior choir,
will furnish a background of mus-
ic.
Antionette Giarranto will be
crowned queen anti John Rcid-
muller will bo crowned king.
The queen’s court is composed
by Princess Barbara Kent'1 and
-her escort. Prince Harold Fisette;
Mary Ann Landry and Prince
Hillory Guillory; Duchess Peggy
Simar and Duke Victor Klckar;
Duchess Carmen Miers and Duke
John Quigley and Duchess Rose
Donald
begin Saturday
M- o’clock wit!', a chil
W school auditorium.
All church organizations will
share In this event In, which a
* number of concession booths will
♦ be featured including the hotdbg
stand, game booths, pie, candy
and cake booths, and a number of
others.
The entire atiair is under the
direction of the Rev. Joseph Ber-
. berlch. The participants in the
™ ’estival will be members of the
’’arenf Teacher’s association,
dist church.
Those attending from Orange
were Mrs. Pinder,' Mrs. Ralph
Morfel, Miss Barker, Mrs. H. D.
Larrison, Mrs. J. J. Honeycutt,
Mrs. J. M. Buxton,' Mrs. Caggle
Bowman, Mrs. Tom Nation, Mrs.
Ray Dtonaud, Mrs. H. L. Byrd
Officers Installed
By Euzelian Class
banquet held at the First Metho- and Heteyt Ray.
A BEAUTIFUL
COPY OF THE
iean Lucia and
Granger. •
The flowers airls will be Leslie
Prejean, Helen Tyer, Catherine
Reyna and Nettie Ann Daily. John
Mazzola will be crown bearer and
Kenneth Blanchard will be re-
ceptor. The train bearers are
Pntrick Clark and Clifford Anger-
oth and the pillow bearer, Os-
wald Guillott.
The cast will be in full regalia
with the orincesses and the duch-
ess' Carrying bouquets of seasonal
(lowers and the princes and dukes
wearing boutonnieres.
All proceeds lor this event will
be applied to the building fund.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
HOLY
BIBLE
DIAMONDS IN THIS ENSEMBLE!
GEM-
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PRICED AT
ONLY
Delta Rhos Have
Come As You Are
Members of the Delta Rho chap
ter of Epsilon Bigma Alpha were
entertained at a ‘come as you are
party*’ Tuesday evening at the
home of Betty Parker of Bridge
City.
When the calls were made three
members were in their pajamas
and bath robe and Mrsfl L. A.
Wingo just happened to be trying
on her new Halloween costume.
Several garnet were played and
,a bubble gum chewing contest
was held.
Dandy drgs. cold drinks and po-
tato chips were served to Mrs.
Stanley Sluter, Mrs. Wingo, Phil-
lys Perry, Mrs. J. R. Baker, Mrs.
M. Dell. Mrs. W. E. Ray. Felicite
Turpin. Ml. H. B. Johnson and
Mrs. J. R. Harrington. -----.
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MRS. FARMER TO BE HERE
Mrs. R. R. Fanner of West Col-
umbia, fourth district president of
the Federation of Women’s clubs
of Texas, will be In Orange Sat-
urday to a'tenrt the 59th anniver-
sary tea of the Woman’s club.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 250, Ed. 1 Friday, October 17, 1952, newspaper, October 17, 1952; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558642/m1/3/?rotate=90: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.