The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 324, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 25, 1925 Page: 3 of 8
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The hey,of today -seen
10 leave auto tracks on
of time Instead; ot footpt
ante. Mr. -and Mm. John. Kellng.
ot West Orange, have left for Wichi-
ta, Kansas, from where they will
go to Chicago.
Mrs. Joe Crafter and Miss Julia
Miller were Beaumont visitors Kri-
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Wnr*i liia been recelvi-d here
firm Harry Klttermun, proprietor
of the AiusHoan theatre, who has
liieii nt Rochester, Minn., for some
Uroie. to The nffeet *that !»• ivhb tlo-
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Now that Ed \3t rangier’,' Lewis has been shorn of his title ot heavy
weight wrestling champion, he may decide to tube up the mure strenuous
pastime *‘t cow punching Here we have Lewie In cowtiuy luge luteal
approved yk*. und Miss Bonnie McCarroll. ehumiuori woman umtichu
• rider, in the garb of a tenderfoot
of Musical Novelties and Swiss Bell Ringers
Tuesday, January 27th
ANDERSON SCHOOL
How to get rid of them. /
\Y/HY ENVY a clear, lovable oomJ
*V plexlon? Why wish and hope?
It is within your reach! There is al-
ways one quick and sure way to make
ljy_ building up your red-blood-celis.
! Because
Today Only
A Whirlwind of
Thrill*
Big Boy” Williaiht
. S.S.S. will do it for you! IJocai___
| S.S.S. does build red-blood-cells, it
cleanses the system and makes those
so-called skin disorders impossible to
exist. S.S.S. contains only pure vege-
table medicinal ingredients. It is also
a remarkable builder of firm flesh,
which is also important to beauty.
It will fill out your hollow checks, put
“ruby” of health In your cheeks
and the sparkle in your eyes. Since
1826 S.S.S. has been beautifying com-
plexions and giving women physical
charm. This is why S.S.S. Is a cepted
as the greatest of all blood cleansers
•nd body builders. Begin taking
S.S.S. today and give yourself what
you have been looking for, for years.
S 8 8,3. it toll at el m l tan
(tens in two sixes. The L «r sis*
“Riders of the
Sandstorm”
111* fewest Roberts and Ope
Release
Also I arry Henion and
toon Corned}'.
Music by "Rickey and Calvu”
Tomorrow
The Hoosier
School-Master1
Worlds Best
, 'oloodMtuiicine
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V* THEATRE^/
mjmrmmmm
ormer Champion as Cowboy
SOCIAL NEWS
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SOdJETY DEPARTMENT
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tage ot the opportunity to secure
books from . the libray free <»f
charge.
The. ladles of the club are very
Appreciative of tha donations. The
library is own on Tuesdays from
Q tA R In tlio ufftaen/iAit^ mwl on Qut.
3 to 5 In fKfr aftprnoon^anrl on Sat-
•imlavB from 10 m. to 12 m.
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Social Calendar
.MONDAY— ,, ■. §
Camp HadCco—-High school —
go on skating party after school.
Camp Aides asa meets after
i school at camp site.
Junior Mias, So.—Methodist
J church after school.
Junior iMas band of lat Metho-
dist church, at church after school-
Monday Bridge club—Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Bland, 605 Pine St..
8 Lhc 'vviro club—after school—
Presbyterian chapel.
Piiteut-Teacher Assn, of An-
derson—at Anderson school imnie-
oiatclv ufter school.
TUESDAY—
Tuesday Bridge club—3 p. m.
—rs. , - ii. Brnee, Una ■■■ |
Sunbeams 1st Baptist church
at church after school.
Camp Tehas—Mrs. Steele
Campbell ufter school; Camp Ati-
sadi, with Mrs. Ford after school.
Cat:;p Lexae with Mrs. W. K-
llurding immediately after school.
, J Public Library open from 3
to 6—Woman’s club house.
Mothers’ Dept.—club house -
3:30 p. m.
WliUN KND-AY—
Wednesday Bridge club—3:15
with Mrs. Joe Malone, 404 Cy-
press street—-3:15.
Zemiiiu Iiarc Girls—Home Miss
Irma Bowden, 106 Main.
Loyalty club 1st U, L. church
—at "church after ec.iool.
Girls' circle of lit Presbyte-
rian church—at church Immediate*,
ly after school.
Fortnightly Bridge club—8 p.
m.—with Mrs. B. F. Brown, 410
Tenth street.
THURSDAY—
Woman’s Missionary So. of 1st
Methodist church—3:30 p. m.—
at church—all circles,
Gleaners' Miss. So. 1st Metho-
dist hcurcli — meets ut 3:30 p.
m. at church.
Cedar Nest Group — meets ut
home of Miss Catherine Welch
immediately after school.
Episcopal Guild 3 p m.—
with Mrs. Fleig, 4* 3 4th St
Circle 2 will eutertuin all Bap-
tist etrcles at home of Mrs. C. A.
Gunstreani, 712 7th St., 3 p. m.
Thursday Bible > las*—at First
Presbyterian church it 3:30 p. in.
Play—at !R, Mary's school au-
ditorium ul 7:30 p„ in.
* Rip AY— %
Camp Minnrwawa —— Meet* at
Methodist scout hut after school.
i: sigreen Gl-oup of Blue Birds
—meets at the home of Miss
Julia Ethel Roberts after school.
Dept. Literature — Woman’s
dull—3:30' p. m.
Three Nation Party —*■ 7:30
it. til—Methodist church,
Play—at St. Mary’s auditorium
—,7:30 p. m.
Saturday—
1’ul,lie Library — Open from
10 ft. in. to 12 in.
A three-act flay entitled "A South
ern Cinderella” will be presented nt
8t. Mary’s ac» ool auditorium Thurs-
day and Friday, Jsntmrr ?9 and
'70 bv the Young Ladies’ Sodalitv
.of P». Mac’s dmrcti with the fol-
lowing cast i't characters:
Madame Clou eris — An old Aris-
tocrat ......... Miss H.yjel Verre*
Enid nVllnrtiv — A Sou*hern Cin-
derella .. . Miss Fi le Bantu
Mias Rosie ' interlrerry — A Set-
ttement ’^'nrker ........ Miss Mary
R. Deoaiit.
Johnnie Bdl Randolph — A Little
Coquette . Miss Essie Duehi"”1
Katherinte
Norse
IMSE?
Hswke — An Eng-’oib
Mips Mflsle Duchsinp
Caroline Hawke — Her Ste er —
an Adventuress — Miss Gertrude
Broussard.
Mammy Jt’fb- Johnson — A BPcki tiona in China."
Blue Orias Widow — Miss Lil-J Fourth paper, l,y Mrs
lian Bourgeois. {N«Ui. Subject,
Korea
turns in Japan." f nature work and In juTm i mi t: I
Eceond paper, ly Mrs. A J. W11- j ■Misses Inxa parks, Mi hired Har-
Bson, Subject, "L'umumry oi pondl- vey. Frances H'.rvey, Antue —etm»,
Helen McDonald, Julia E,hel K
H. L Me- erts, Estelle Moure and Annie Lee
‘Condition- In vatten. '
CAMP AHKNEWAWA ! Fourth paper, by Mrs. EJr ii 'ctCltAR NEST GROUP x
. , ,, Brown, Subject, “Suramav. of vo»- BLUE KBDo
Camp Mtnnewaw.i met Friday aft- dittons in Philippines." The Cedar Nest group of Blue
ernoon at «b- Methodist scout H.tl Departenmt ol literature will Birds met at the hone a 'l
with Mrs. Goers in charge. Inern,eet again nelct Friday ut" ........ Mother Blue Bird, Miss .Catherine
time was* pent working on thirty at 3t36. Welch, Thursday #furf;','‘»n.
postcards to be sent to foreign ---- ------- 12 little girls present, lliey finish-
cd weaving their baskets sod cn-
flelds.
{CAMP TOIL
This ctntp will meet next Friday NOTES
afternoon at the scout hut.
loved themselves in general. This
The Needlework guild in tlieir gr'oUp p-eets again net Thursd y at
__________ . 1924 report glvu Camp Fire Girls which timea "new leader will be
CAMP AIDESA8A ! credit for makit.j 2,457 gartr.en .■ selected.
OEKEMONTAL 'all of which go to Some charitable —
Camp A ides asa held its resrnlir institution. CAMP TEHAS [
weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.; Two Orange gi mps are now work- MEETS
George Rexses Monday afternoon tng on a layette of fifty-four pieces Camp Tehas met Tuesday after*
a part of the time heitv? spent fpr the Red Cro s loan closet. They upon at the home of their guardian,
working on embroildery and getting nrt ttie Tehas a d Ansudi camps— Mrs, Steele Campbell with u goo
all articles ready for the exhibG Mrs. Steele Cump jell und Mrs. T. C. attendance, a splandtet mee*i"”
which was observed at the auxiliniy Ford, guardians. being held. The afternoon was
meeting held Thursday. :i ---- snent working on Hig-, s.i.ool ere l-
Camp AideSflsa will hold its oe— ORANGE CAMP TIRE its
emomai next Monday at the eaiun ASSOCIATION ’\t the meet ill" Tuesday the girls
site\ There will be no tnee'la" *+ The, Orange Camp nre, usaocia- will begin working on ihe baby Wy-
the regular meeting place—Mrs Rex- t.ion have heard with regret tlm< cite for the Red f'rof.9.
ses’ home, put it wl,” tm held i* J p, Mestrezat, who has been the r — —
the camp site immediately after best friend for four years-' t IMP I.KSSE
school. leaving' for Boyt Arthur. • Larfif: llOI.lhJ
• this time, they lave enjoyed f«v'< Camp Tu»sAc nut Tuesday after-
j dehghuui Camps, v.hicli ' would iuv.i noon at the home of their guardian,
been impossible 'itkri H r Mrs. Harding. At the last meetiU"
Matinee, after school
Students 25c Adults 50c
Night Performance 8 o'clock
Students 35c Adults 75c
“Mueic Wipes Away From the Soul the Dust of
Every Day Life”
CAMP HADECO ELECTS
OFFICERS
There was « splendid attendance even if they had had all the scout r,l!tns were discussed and made for
P II r., *1 U.xIOrtii’., ........ . «... L a1 J .,4 * ... . ’ ... ... x x
fo’s inertyrg held at equipment;
^rcit ird.jg, Mrs. Groit I,,, ,|10 ^
“:i| fttirmon. TlitM YSamps’
EVERGREEN GROUP
MEETS
The Kvergreen Gro ua of Blue
Itir la met at the home m Mins An-
nie Helm* Friday afternoon. Post-
curds, which will ’>e Ant to foreign
fields, were worked mi,.
This group will u^et next Friday
afternoon immediate^' after school at
the home of Miss Helms.
DONATE BOOKS TO
LIBRARY
During the past two weeks' Mrs.
D. Mossiker donated over
umes to the public
operated at the“'oman's dub house
under the direction of the Woman'?
clubs of this city with Miss Cecil
Russell in charge. These books
are in first class condition and are
of varied klH(^interesting to both
boys and git"ls^^^|fc|s. Lutcher Stark
secently made a m^mtlon of book*
of the lighter fictiiW.
Matlv people are taking advan
at Camp Hadecn’s
the home of tbi
McCracken, Mo! ^
following officer!
President, May Louise Roberts
rice president, Jessie Rexsis: secre-
tary and truafurer, Touise Burns.
Camp Iladeyn wir; meet at the
High school building next Monday
afternoon immediately after school
und will go to the playgrounds and
enjoy a skating, party. ,
Every member of this camp, is
urged to attend. The met tin;; will
algo he held «t this time.
DEPARTMENT OF
LITERATURE
The Department of I.IWaturr met
Friday afternoon nt at the,'
Woman’s club house. In fpc absence
of the chnirbian, Mrs. W. A, Sims,
Mips Cecil Russell presided, The
following program was given:
Roll call—an Oriental event,
General Topic: "Asia at the
Cross Roads,” t by E. Alexander
Powell.
'First Paper, by Miss Cecil Rus-
sell. Subject, "Summary of Condi-
Pimples
jjjklmlly
Vi Gamps' are u success ohly when
] rightly managed, and Mr. Mes re-
•' zat’s aid in planning and carrying
out the camp work has been inval-
uable; not only in camping, hut in
all work Of the camps.
UEVEIVF. HIGH SCHOOL
CREDITS
The following girls riJcSivel
loaned them the ceremonial which will take place
next Tuesday at the regular inee*-
ing. A portion of the afternoon was
spent working out the honors.
Mcsdames R. A. Dodd, W. A.
Campbell, Will Smith, A. C. Mace
Far lane, George Partynuii and ’Wil-
lard Smith motored to Like Charles
F’ridav and spent the day.
.P>w«-r*«• ♦*>•»«' •' *
THIS IS AN EXTRA ATI’ A"
Lyceum Tickets Not Good
the
Miss 'Ida Mae Caruthers of Lake
High school credits for Camp Fire Charles, La., is in the city as the
work lto receive this th-v were to- guest of Miss Cecil Russell and
quired to earn three honors, select- Russel Fleig.
SSng ‘;v »„■ ^rr o. t..m. ,1.., bfarnmmmnwmm
camp, iii handcraft, in business, m have been visiting Mrs. Todd s l”l^_____a____ ——_ , ,■■ —rrsr.
Auspices American Legion
am, m ^
This Eerkey & Gay Suite *$7CA-00
As Illustrated ■
DimeimionB
Sideboard
Height, 35 inches.
Width, 07 Inches.
China Cabinet
Height. CD Inches.
Width, 42 Inches.
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Extension Table
Top, 4«x66 tnehes.
8 feet extensihn.
t tuit
Height, 35 inches.
Wlith, 38 Inch.-
Dining Clmlr
1
Upholstered Slip Seat
1-2—Dining Arm Chair »,,gi
Upholstered Slip Seat.
THE NOTTINGHAf
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A BERKEY * GAY DINING SUIT:
In the more name of ’'Nottingham” '* conjured eueh
character; ard nlsep« as merry Robin »'oo-* iu! bt*
roving band, Little John, Al!en-a-Dale, and F.W Tu"k*
not to fc n* pherwood Fores*, that, moat •v'" *
woodland !n all Fmvlandi where *radt*fon ’e'1 m *b!
outlaw da were won’ to spend -heir time In !> “ ’■
feasting, it Is Uom Just such a place in Eng’ 'id. "e- -
haps from some shady gtede 'n the very f-’ *rwood
Forest Itse f, that the Pollard oak, used rs o: of ♦he
decorative roods In this suite, came from.
The ’’>■'>ttIngham" suit* 1* ne-»iy El’sob ’ on in
style, thouf h adapted bv the Eerkey A Gay .d.rd—'ors
for the convenience and environment of the /■*» !'Jrn
home. It i*i a suite remit)lacent of the days v S’”
Fronds Drt ke stamped the quarter-decks of f *
of proud Queen Bess herself, und of her gallant .ulmiro*
Hlr Walter Raleigh In the chol e and sole. Urn .
woods, as » dl its In design und contour this hi e h
fairly steep-d w th the atmosphere and roni .
these stlrrlr,und swaahbm klfttg days of Engl h h
torv.
True to the eraftstnarishlp of the day are th* hu’ho i- •
and deeply fi tted (egs. The drawer and door fru"t —
of butt walnut, handsomely figured and al i b’u'lv
matched. On the doors of the cabinet piece* thee ii t
dlst'netlve c- tanvulsr shaped panel of Pollard o >k,
embellished ’■)’ a shaped onlay t f. r.,.ir».vlC,a cm
grained and < bo tilled The drawer and dcor pul J
of maple, eltectlng a Ipleialng brov ut*h colot
ssually acquired only by the aging of time T1
and sides are of richly g**lr.ed walnut, while the pflt , .
rails, and leg > are of sele ted pumwood
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Special feetures of. construction for the conve-'. on *0
of the housewife have been thoughtfully embodied in
the ‘ Nottingham." All drawers are dust-proof l,c
bottoms of a tbree-plv formation to prevnt Wi.rpln *
the sides and back of solid mahogany. In the 1* P
hand compartment Is a solid mahogany tray parti.Ion >d
lor containing the s’lvur; while on the lull are i'c< p >■
travs of soltd mahogany for holding Uncus or glasf v.tt ■
/
An open grain wax finish, not only adds to. tic-
beauty of the woods, but Is thoroughly tn k< v*><:
with the design and style.
ORAMG£|
FUR f\rl TURE COMRANf
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Hicks, Robert E. The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 324, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 25, 1925, newspaper, January 25, 1925; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647552/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.