The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 124, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 23, 1956 Page: 3 of 10
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Eta Chi Adjourns for Summer Months
After Business Session Monday Night
THE LITTLE WOMAN
Committee chairmen were ap-
pointed, a council representative
was named and a pledge of $50
was made to the muscular dystro-
phy chapter Monday at a meeting
of Eta Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi. The meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. Wynne Stewart,
I Mrs. Stewart was named city
j council representative and Mrs.
) (lien Green arid Mrs. Richard de-
Bie .were named alternates during
the business meeting conducted
by Mrs. Ken Caughmun Jr.
Chairmen appointed were Char-
lotte Karrer, program; Mrs. R. Lee
| Bean, social; Mrs. O. Z. Sfcar-
I borough Jr., ways and means;
| Mrs. W. J. Arrington, publicity;
The Kateri Camp Fire Girls j Mrs. Davis Jones, historian; Mrs.
concluded their activities for this'----- —-----—1 """~
season with a ceremonial held
Monday in the home of Mrs.
George Solomon, guardian. Sheila
Camp Fire Girls
Hold Ceremonial'
DuChamp was narrator for the
ritual which/was held by candle-
light. 1
t The watchword of the group,
‘Wohclo,” Was emphasized
Uirough three candles represent-
ing “work,” "health,” and “love,"
the first letters of which form the
watchword.
Mrs. Solomon gave out honor
beads, tamed by the. members
and the girls in turn pointed out *0,‘ **a‘n
Green, parliamentarian, and Mrs.
Lewis Williams, membership.
A letter was read from the
muscular dystrophy chapter
thanking Beta'Sigma Phi for sup-
port in I lie past in helping raise
motley for further study of (bis
disease. 11 was voted to send a
$50 donation to the chapter.
Mrs. Jones presented a program
on "The Amateur Spirit.” She
described an amateur as one who
cultivates any study or art or
other activity for personal pleas-
I lire instead of professionally or
what they liked best about past
iMeeting#. Mrs, George -Colburn.
Camp Fire execution director, was
present to give each girl a wood
gatherer’s certificate and ring.
The director also announced the
Mrs. Jones pointed out that, to
lye ao_ amateur is re warding in j
many ways in a world of crises,]
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Pastor and Wife •
Feted by Church
On Anniversary
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-WlPNISPAY. MAY 13. 1954 TWI OSAN6Z UAPH .....ZA6Z TWH
Approximately 140 guests called
Mohday qt the home Of the Rev.
and Mrs. C. 4V. Williams to offer
congratulatlbns on the couple’s
silver wedding anniversary. They
were married on May 21, 1931 in
Wisher, La , by the Rev. Bob
Cook,
The open house', was arranged
by the Rev. O. L, Chambers gnd
a committee from the North Or-
ange Baptist Church where the
Rev. Williams has Jpeen pastor for
almost six years.
Floral arrangements decorated
the home for the occasion. Two
dates for day camp and a -resident
session in tne cabins now under
“construction dh Cow Creek
Dianc Flanigan passed
everyone needs a private island I
i for occasional moments of relaxa- i
lion. A hobby can provide this]
hour A person may broaden his ]
circle of friends as he meets oth- 1
ers who share his. interests,; .........*
At the conclusion of the talk,
jnembers told of their own ex-
4i charge an hour, and I don’t wash windows, scrubs
floors,-dean bathrooms, do heavy lifting, wash dishes,
mop or —”
birthday project honors earned by pericnces as amatSufs. Mils, R,
the members. Candles were lit by I Bean rcfinishes -furniture;
Gail Hebert, ^Carol Duhon and , Mrs. J. L. Weakley is interested
ill. "
Barbara Quinn. Others present
were Patricia Solomon, Barbara
Burleigh, Lona MaJ* Adaips, 'fas-*
ka Rougeau and Charlaine Du-
Champ.
in horpe building and Mrs. Caugh-
Pli
Little Newcomers |
Frances Ann Lutcher Hospital •
May 15—To Mr. and Mrs. David
Broussard, Route 2, a daughter,
Mary Elizabeth.
May cut—’To Mr and Mrs. K. J.
Tyssen, 720 Smith St., a daughter,
Pamela Ruth,
May 17—To Mr. and R N. Ash-
more, Route 3. * daughter, An-
gela Mary,
Orange City lloapital
May 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard C. Mendoza, 208 Dyson Cts.,
a son,'George Thomas; to Mr and
Mra Henry H; Cheek, 504 Dog-
wood, • son, Frank Hayward
May 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth W. Freuden, 408 Azalea Dr .
a son, Gary Frederick: to Mr. and
Mr*. Jamei Aytea, 225 Claxton
Cts , a aon, Daniel Austin: to Mr
and Mrs Max L. Johnson, 704
Center St., a
Kay.
May 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Billy
O. Eubanks. 109 Ave, B., a daugh-
ter, Naney Diane.
May 20—To Mr. and Mrs
Charlea W. Hempel, 102 Ruby
Lane, a daughter, Mary Rebecca.
man plays golf. The program
ended with.....Mrs; .Scarborough
playing the ukulele to accompany
Mrs. Lewis Williams ill, if dance.
Mrs. Weakley reported that the
nynage sale sponsored by the
pter last Saturday was a sue-
Articles not sold will be
given to charity, Mrs. Weakley
said.
Mrs. Leon Carter asked to be
given a membership at large.
The members voted to adjourn
for the summer months except for
the regular monthly social.
There will be a pledge meeting
Monday in the home of Mrs.
Lewis Williams. The next regular
meeting will be Sept 10.
Other members present were
Mrs. Roy Alba, Mfs. Welba Con-
way, Mrs. Vernon Durke, Mrs.
Dean Grant, Mrs. Dorris Richards,
Mrs. Bob Roach, Mrs. James Wal-
ters and Mrs. Gene Williams.
Television Log
EDITORS NOTE: These program
listings are supplied bv the respective
television stations a week In advance.
Because ol numerous changes made by
the station* and unreportwi. The Lead- -
er assumes uo responsibility for accur-
acy of the listings. >
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3:30—.Howdy Doody
4 00—Looney Towns
4 30—Boy Roger*
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5:45—News Caravan
6:00—World at Large
610-Today In Sports
6:15—Channel 3 Newsreel
8:25—Weathercast.
6:30—Father Knowi Beat
7 Ol^—Waterfront
1:30—Olldersleeve
8.00—This Is Your Lit*
8:30—RosemaA' ClOoliey
9:00—Screen Dlrectots Playhouse
» 30—Dragnet
10 00—Celebrliv Playhoits.
10 30-Final Edition News
10.45—Weathercast
10:45—Les Faul-Marv Ford-Lambert
10 so—Mann About Sports
11 00—Tonight
KfDM-TV (Channel «)
3 30—The Christophers
4 00—Pastor's Study
4 IS—Industry on Farad.
4 SO—Uncle Willie « Club
5 #5— Frontier Theater
6 00—Spotlight on Sports
6:IS—Weather and News
6 JO -Waterlron'
1 00-CeiehMtv Playhouse
Radio Log...
Square Dancers
Select New Name
WEDNEftDAt
Network frenaoo
daughter, 1 amara i arc—seo-Beaumont kfdm
hMBS— 1255-Port Arthur KPAC
CBS—740—Houston KTRH
NBC—950-HmtsWm KPRC
NBC—1470-Lako Charles KPLC
KOGT
KOGT (Dial 1600)
Today
. 4.00-Musical Hues
4 30—News
4 35 Mu.-Clal Hueo
5:30— Bar Nona Ranch
At a Friday meeting of the
DERA Square Dancers board,
• member* voted to change the
oama at the club to the DERA
Jeans and Queens.
Th* beginners class will have
fheir seventh lesson Thursday at
7:30 p.m. in the National Guard
armory. Jack Baker will be the
Instructor. *
There wilt not be a callers
elinic Friday night. Members are
asked to meet at the city park
tennis courts Friday at ft.70 p.m.
for a picnic. Dancing will be at
7:30 p.m. on the tennis courts.
Live music will be furnished by
Ivy Norwood and his band. All
area square dancers are invited,
it was annrtuneed.
6 00—Hillbilly Star Tima
6:15—Sports Review
6:30—News
6.36,—Music from C. Room'
7:00—Richard's Rhythm Club
8:00—Club 1600
9.55—News
10:00— Passport ho Moondieams
10:30—Nile Watch
11:00—News
11:05—Nile Watch
Tomorrow
*:00—News
6:05—Bar None Ranch
6.30—Old Clock Watcher
6:45—Morning Devotion
7:00—Old Clockwatcher
8:30—Newa .
8 35—01(1 Clockwatcher
9 00—Something for Hie Girls
Newa Makers- CBS
New* and Music—t'BS
9 15—This Is Moscow—NBC
9 30 News and Comment—NBC
Music—CBRf
Dance Orchestra—MBS
in 00—Newa and Variety—All net*
10:30—Dance Orchestra—ABC
10:30—News
10 35—:
Cove Class to Meet
For Supper at Inn
Homemakers
meet May 31 at the Wayside Inn
for a chicken supper at which
husbands of the members will be
guests.
The social was planned at' a
mpnthly business session of the
class of young married women
of Cove Baptist Church held this
week in the home of Mrs. R. K,
Gravdtt. Mrs. George Kidwell.
president, was in charge of the
discussion.
Mrs. L. R. Schahn, class teacher,
opened the meeting with prayer
followed by a devotional on the
subject, "Faith, Hope and Charity,
Crowned with Love.” Recreation
was led by Mrs. George Hogge
who directed a Bible quiz and-
question and answer game on the
Book of Revelations.
Refreshments were served to
those above and Mrs. Carl Luns-
ford, Mrs. Keith Sapdahl, Mrs.
Johnny Henry, Mrs. Alvin Sand-
ers, Mrs. Jim Zimmerman, Mrs.
Connie Vancil, Mrs. Lester John-
son and Mrs. Douglas Broussard.
MEETINGS CANCELED
LITTLE CYPRESS (^pD-“The
two circles of the First Baptist
WMU will not meet this week be-
cause of the death of Mrs. Mary
Longron. Instead members of the
Mattie Hall Circle took food to
the home of Mrs. James Heard,
daughter of the deceased.
Music for You
11:30—Nows
11:35— Music for You
12 05-Westward to Must.
12:15—Nows
12 3.5—Bar None Chuck Time
1:00—Major League Basebfali Gama
Taday
Network!
5 00—News for 15 Min.—CBS
Variety Hr. (rpt.l-ABC-MBS-Rest
5:45—Newscast By Three—NBC
Newa and Commentary—CBS
Sports—ABC
6 15—Daily Commentary—ABC
Dinner Date—MBS
f 30—News Broadcast— NBO
Maatera of Mystery - ABC
News Comment—MBS
6:45—One Man’s Family—HBO
E. R. Murrow—CBS
8pedal Edition—MBS
7:00—Truth. Consequence—NBC
World and You—ABC
Jack Carson—CBS
7:00—Jack Carson—CBS
Detective Drama—MBS
7:30—Public Prosecutor—MBS
Giselle MacKetizle—NBC
FBI Drama—CBS
* 00—Groucho Mari—NBO
Sound Mirror
News and Story—MBS
* 05—My Son Jeep—CBS
8.30—Duet In Rhythm-NBC
Washington Newa—CBS
OH Beal—ABC
■Family Theatre—MBS
9.00 News-NBC
News and Comment—ABC
News comment—MBS
Tsmawiw
7 00—Newa Roundup—NBO
News—CBS
8 OO-fireakfast Club ABO
9:00-Arthur Godfrrv— CBS
9 30—Weekday—NBO
10 00—News—ABC
10:05— Inner Circle—ABO
10:30—New*—ABC
Queen for * Day - MBS
Afternoon
11 0O-Serials~CR5
New*—MBS
11,03—How to Fix It-- ABC*
12 00—News; Navy Program
Variety: News— MBS
12 30~Dr Malone-CBS
\mrent Lopez—ABC
1 00—Weekday—NBC
1 JO—-West Point Band - MBS
X 30— Mutual Matinee—MBS
2 4Jv—Senals—NBC
•l 00— New?; Music—ABC
Bob and Rav-MBB
World of Nordtne—NBC
4 15--Dr. Peale—NBC
t • •
7 30— I‘\e Got A ferret
8 00—U.8. Steel Hour
9:00—Mr. District Attorner
9:30—TV Reader^ Digest
10:00—-Broad* av Star Theater—, ~
10:30—Weather-Ners-Sporta ■;--------. ^
10:45—Show time
RPLC-TV (Channel 7>
3 35—Howdy boodv
4:00—Cowboy Corral
5.00— Ramar
- 5 30—Bdslie.....Fisher- —.........................-......
5:45—News Car* van • • •
6:00—World of Sports
6 10-Weather
8 15—Country Music 'flma
6:30—News ‘
6:40—Rusty and Doug
7:00—Frankie Laine Show
7.30—1 Married Joan
8:00—San Francisco Beat
8 30—Dt. Hudson's Secret Journal
? 00 -Screen Directors Playhouse
9 30—Dragnet
10.00— Cavalcade Thealer
10 30—Million Dollar Movie,
KGl'L-TV (Channel ID
3:30—Late Matinee
4 30-Kit Carbon
5:00—Press News
5310— Weathervane
5.15—Douglas Edwards k the New*
5 30—Eleven Video Lane
8 00—M.V Little Margie
6:30—Boston Blackie
7 00—The Millionaire
7 30—I’ve Got A Secret
8 OO—20th Century Fns Hour
9 00—Paul Winchell Show
10 00—Sherlock Holmes
10 30—Late Show
12 15—Dateline Europe
12 45—Call to Prayer
KTRR-TV (Channel 1.3)
6:30—Disneyland
7:30—The Amarln* Dunnlger
8:00—US. Steel Hour
8 00—Godfrey and Hts Friends
9 30- Break the Bank
10.00— News
10:15—Town and Country Time
10 30—Mystery Omnibus
KTAG-TV (Channel Ml
4 00—Houseparty lUnkletter
4:15—Hoss Opry Matinee
5 15—Kartoon Karnlval
5:45—News k Sports
5:55—Weather
6 OO^The Word Of Life
8:15l-DouglRa, Edwards and the Newa
6 30—Kid Carouaal
7 00—Overseas Adventure
1 SO—I’ve Oot A Secret
8 00—U S. Steel Hour
9:00—Arthur Godfrey
9 30—The Markaman
9:35—Reporters Roundup
10:00—The Episcopal Church Speasj
You
I 10:15—Kaytag Theater
KBMT-TV (Channel II)
6:00—Comics
6:15—Baseball Hall of Fame
6 30—For Vo:)’ Information
7 30—Jalopy Derby
7 30—Wrestling Workouls
8 00—Wrestling From Hollywood
9 OO—Quenton Reynolds
9:*0—U.8. Marine Hour
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point pattern, and a silver tray
were the couple's anniversary gift
from the church. A variety of oth-
er presents also were received by
the honorees.
Presiding at the punch bowl
were Mrs. W. L, Lodney, Mrs. Bill
Strother and Mrs. Fred Har-
graves. Cake was served by Mrs.
W. T. Hall, Mrs. H. D. Hodge and
Mrs. C. C. Clark. The serving
committee was headed by Mrs.
H. G. Bollman,and Mrs. J, R.
Martell. ' _ _v - »
Mt.s. Robert T.awson registered
Ihe guests and Mrs. J. C. Childers
arranged the decorations.
• SATINS
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Troop Plans Outing
At School’s Closing.......—
Activity at the meeting of
Troop 2 in First Methodist Chute IF
Monday centered around advance-
!.incut work. .On hand to helu boys
working toward the tenderfoot
rank were J. P. Jackson and Earl
-Drake,--------———:---------------———.
Scoutmaster E. S. White has,
announced that the scouts will
rdax'afterthe-“rigors *'of'school11
on an overnight camping trip set
for June 1. Fourteen '.nremltprs
have registered for the troop’s
June 17-23 outing at Camp Bill
Stark. t
Fifteen boys represented the
j troop in the Armed Forces Day
parade and later spent several
hours inspecting the military ex- i
; hibits at the Orange Naval Slaw!
! lion. !
The Monday meeting ended fol
lowing a period of recreation.
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Alliance Is Formed
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VIDOR (Spl) — Preachers in
this vicinity recently formed the
Vlcfor Ministerial Alliance and
elected the Rev. M. M. Gilchrist
president.
' Meetings are scheduled the first
Monday of the month in a local
church.
In addition to the Rev. (Jil-
hiist, who is pastor of Memorial
Baptist Church, other officers are
the Rdv. E. S. Baker, first' vice
president: the Rev. Francis Fisher,
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Rev. Theron Stevens, secretary.
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 124, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 23, 1956, newspaper, May 23, 1956; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561668/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=0: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.