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THE ORANGE LEADER
- MONDAY, MARCH 27. 1961
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MONDAY
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Edge of Nijcht
Circle 4 Club
Famous Piayhpuse
To Be Announced
4 30—O Matinee Showtime
The plot in "Three Strangers'
TUESDAY
•: -a ® Modern- Math
Session for teachers
:«T® C73 Today
Thought for the Day
7:3$—{$] Uncle Willie's Club
Popeye. Bugs Bunny and Mcr-
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it is- a clue in a iriufdejc.
'" Capers
Draw McGraw
Riley
News and
Weather
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Doug Edwards New*
1:20—Q Sports Highlights
6. .TOO O Thf Americans
The victors and the vanquished j|.
each move to work vengeance on'
the other.^ ^ ^ Truth ,UlM—® (J) T r u t b or Conse
7:00-0 Pete and Gladys a^ences
Gladys proves to be the world's Coj Love ot Life
wackiest telephone operator >11:
when she_goes to work for Peie.!
7:30—O O Wells Fargo 11:4!
A little girl's doll provides Far- 12:
die with a clue in solving a
Morning News
Captain Kangaroo
Adeline's Show
Today
(jy Say When,,
(J) I Lov e Lucy
I •.'JIM® (3D P'ay Your jHuncb
(g) Video Village
II: I*—® C7) Price Is Right
• ($) Double Exposure
l:W—(2) C71 Concentration
6) Surprise Package
► JACOBY
ON BRIDGE
Difference Make
Game Interest
PTA President
At Orangefield
Is Reelected
ORAN3EFIELD (Spl) - Boyd
Ford ^as re-elected president of
By """ i> mQiv |i2® Orangefield Elementary School
The oat at*** aH otJi-rsj r'IAh®f a ,jhursday ni8^ meeting,
tha: tbt is fnxrt'tfsm . officers elected to serve
of lour teacfeff-i a -iiai bridge ® * ,(S™'nS ^hool term with Ford
is ns( 3Tc Mrs. Hill Potter, first vice
NorJj s o.pc En'js diamond.. £"2!^ "t;. Mr*' -f' K*
Souths dot fpm'd.e response.; ? vice P^sident; Mrs. A. H.
Norths rend to cm «L*™nd. and th'rd president;
««— are ius: Mrs. Hi?81),ln' secretary;
Mrs. Ellis McKinley,. treasurer,
stage robbery.
Q Bringing . Up Buddy
eay
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12:40—
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Comedy series revolving aroMnil
two maiden aunts and their
bachelor nephew debuts on this
station. 12;
8:00—0 O Acapulco Il2:l, ,
A former accountant for nek- 12:25—i
eteers i? marked for death when
he offers to tell all he knows.
o Danny Thomas Show
Comedians Joey Bishop and
Billy Gilbert make guest appear-
ances when Danny desperately
tries to put on a TV spectacular
from Hollywood.
8:30—0 Dante
Dante witnesses a murder, and
soon learns that he was the in-
tended victim. •
o AriiJy GrifWth Show
O Brothers Brannigan
•:00—Q Q Barbara Stanwyck
O Hennesey
Chick reluctantly plays the role
of an advice-to-lovelbrn expert.
1:30—O Tab Hunter
" Paul employs subterfuge to keep
his publisher and his millionaire
friend from Interfering with his
pursuit of a lovely Swedish girl.
June Ally son Show
To Be Announced
Q News, weather
Surfside 6
Jack Paar Show
ishop hosts, for the va-
g Jack Paar.
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Showtime
Jack Paar Show
It Could Be Yon
_ Search for Tomorrow
j Guiding Light
News
Famous Playhouse
A bsfak guard is sent to arrest
a girl suspect, the,.only witness!
who can identify him as a bank
robber.
.Burns and Allen
Weather I
Highway Patrol ..
Noon News
As The World Turns i.
Woman's World
Religious Kaleidoscope !
Jai} Murray SJiow .;
Face the Facts
Full Circle
o Loretta Young
House Party
FORMER ORANGEITt—*
Kelly Koy RtedrmieMer
celebrated her second
birthday Wednesday. She
is the daughter of Mr: and
Mrs. Sonny Rtedmue!ier of
Beaumont', formerly of Or-
ange. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. John M
Riedmueller of Orjnge and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry'Logan
of Port Arthur.
North's next bed s* n Shan Id ^ee R°y Russe"' Par'ja'
ht pass'* NO «'■ > be sil'v i
Short! he bid ttne diamonds' On,! Ommitttee |)? ds named" were
KHtk player 'dtcaded m favor of Evelyn Wilkinson and Mrs.
that aetioB aadici*pBXi er witiyil.e ^ran'j*- yearbopk chairman;
South cards =, )«' him play ^.rs\:,ess "ar^!ngtcTl Jr': ,Publ1^
that contract. East «OHtf liM*'
queen of h*arts jtmA «%ile North m fj* rrs* Boyd, l ord, ^ston-
caaid have nadr tawe odd. hc'anii ^rs- Ur°y Granger^ health:
played ill j|,g j.® make ® Mrs. J, C. Porernan, wisga-
- ■ zine.
Officers will be installed at the
last meeting of this school term in
May.
Gilbert Grant, school superin-
tendent, gav.e the invocation.
An Easter program and style
show was presented by the second
grade students under the direction
of Mrs. Anna lngwerson and
Mrs. W. L. IJftrkenratt, class room
and music teachers:
onlV four
S^houkl
he N ifcr**- o:rump?
1 North certMly ***% WMiung wrong
with his hand kod. tSaat h:d ought
to be a fair gamMe, S ut he has a
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The Millionaire
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(5 Verdict Is Yours
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O Brighter Day
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For Profttiienal
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PAUL'S
Pharmacy
TIKTH and PARK
I Radio Log . . .
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TODAY
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6:1$—Night Sounds
7:45—Music In Ml-M ,
1:00—Night Sounds
12:80—Sign 0(t
Tuesday
5:00—Sign on
S #$-Coff lh Patrol
5 to:—Headline News
S 3S-<oHeln Patrol
♦ 4S—Morning Devotions
7:00—Rich Corder Show
7:1S—News
7.JO— Rich- Corder Show
I: IS— News Summary
(10—Hour ol Oellveronce
00—JOth Century Reformation
♦ 30—Bill Tote Show
11:00—Pastor's Meditations
II:IS—Ndws Summary
11:10—Bill Tote Show
J 00—Country Junction
Mrs. Billy Rigby
Feated at Shower
ORANGEFIELD (Spt) — Mrs
Billy Rigby was honored Thursday-
night at a baby shower in the Fizil
Baptist ,fellow ship hall.
The courtesy was given by the
Young Married Women's Qass ci
which the honoree, is a rr.em ?r
A green and yellow theme was
used on the serving table and tn
decorate the honoree's chair
Punch was served,with hornemidr
cakes. Mrs J. J.. LeBlanc jnd
1 Mrs. By r o n F r t o lit, directed
games.
Others attending were Mrs. Rjy- hetier b«d u fee mau u> get to
Franks, Mrs. Jack Cornell. Mrs .j 8*®*- ' "
Franklin Scales. Mrs A. G Shep- .the atfeer VonJi bid
pard. Mrs. Larry Gnrter. three hearts. Tfes St*u*.h
Melvin Smith, Mrs. L H. Harmon. «h*nce to fed four hearts if* fa-
Mrs. L. Gilcrease. Mrs. Lo a i s' Ju« happene^ to fca e four of that j
i Jeanis. Mr*.. J. W. Trahan, Sue Pe- su'v ' _ • j
veto. Sheila Trahan. Mrs. G. A.; * " Sasth had Are*-no-}
Scales and Mrs. Frank Pewto tzvmp. S:ac* the «fea.-rfjsds broKei
j Also Mrs. Bill Ogg. Mrs J M v«> n^ehr the^re as ao defense !
Peveto. Mrs. Charles Rigby. Mis. Samk hen|
C E. Rigby, Mrs. Hoarce HeaajT west opened a spw&t aad then dis-
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Dear Abby ...
Quit the Ring!
ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
DEAR ABBY: I am married to I DEAR ABBY: Marv and" I have
a man who has a Very ugly tem-; been going together for a year, I
per. The first time he'hit me we jam 19 and so is he. All the while
had. been married only t h r e ej I had lonj; hair1. I told .him 1 was
weeks, and 1 was four months'going to cut it and he said if I did
; pregnant at the time. I ne didn't want to see me again.
1 ' ' His father used to beat his moijv! So .1 gave up. the ide^ of cutting
!§ I er up so bad she wbuid land in t-fie my hair. .
hospital. He has a .brother wno Then last Saturday nig 1ft he
slaps his wife, around, too. Is this stood me up on a dabe. His excuse
a sickness that runs, in their'fam-j was he "forgot,," \ got mad and
ily? I never thought I could put up had my hair cut. When he saw mo
with the beatings 1 have taken j he said we were through I can't
(and over absolutely nothing). 1 make my hair grow out overnight,
don't want to raise our three ch>l-! Abby. I am sorry I cut it and I
dren in a fatherless home, but; want Marv back.yWhat is your'ad-
what is,a wife supposed to do when! vice? SORR.Y NOW
she is afraid to open her moth fori dear SORRY: A young man
fear she'll get her teeth knocked j wh0 (l) dictates the way to wear
out? LIVING IN FEAR1 v -
Miss. Essie Richardson, a local
teacher, spoke on her experiences
while teaching in England as an
exchange teacher.
Mrs. H. H. Walters gave a re-
port on the historian book for this
I year, and Mrs. Harrington^ prp-
i gram chairman, announced that
more adults are needed for the
; adult play to be sponsored by the
PTA.
Jess ^Harrington; school princi-
pal. announced that Easter parties
fpr the elementary grades will be-
gin Thursday at 1 p.m.
Refreshments wefe served by i _
mothers of /Mrs. Bessie Haiti:'18
third grade classroom.
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RAINBOW B E A U—
Members of the Orange
assembly, Order of Rain-
bow for Girls elected Frank
Ball as Rainbow BeaCi'Sat-
urday evening during a
party at • the National
Guard Armory. The beau,
son of Mrs. F. E. Ball, 507
S. Border St.", was nomi-
nated by Kathleen Moore
and won over three other
contestants. DanC'rig pro-
vided entertainment for the
Rainbow Giris and their
dates.
DEAR LIVING:- (This Is liv-
ing?) No man's worth more than
one sock, and few are worth that.
Let him send the support checks
in the mail, if there is anything
worse than a fatherless home,
It's a home, ruled by a coward
who punches women.
DEAR ABBY: I have a friend
whom I dearly- love, but'she is the
most selfish, egotistical person 1
have ever known, f try to overlook
these faults because I have plenty j
of my own, but lately I find myself
resenting her more than, ever. Shgj
is a very unimaginative cook,1
whereas I delight in
your nair, (2) refuses t& see you
again should you ignore his com-
mand, (3) stands you up on a
date with a feeble excuse that
he ^forgot," is not worth worry-
ing about. Your hair will grow
out. In the meantime, If your
boy friend doesn't grow UP, for-
get him unless you like th? pun-
ishment he is so good at dishing
out.
CONFIDENTIAL TO "NO
DOPE": Time tells on a man.
Especially a good time. Ask him
what he's been doing lately.
fancy dishes. Whenever she has
the women's club or bridge, she
asks me to make her refreshments.
[This entails shopping for the in-
jgredients, preparing them Single-
handed, and lending my best china
1 for "the occasion. 1 don't mind thfis,
Yes, Abby will answer your let
preparing, ter personally if you write to AB
BY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif,
and enclose. a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope.
Word's Origin
Our word "thug" as applied to!but she has the colossal .nervejo
holdup man or hired slugger, itske all the credit. Am 1 childish 3365, Beverly* Hills, Calif,
comes from the Hindustani "Thagito feel hurt?
For Abby's pamphlet, "What
T&en agers Want To Know," send
25 cents and a long-self-addressed,
stamped envelope to ABBY, Box
Church-Wide
Bible Study
Gets Underway
meaning a rascal or cheat.; A
"thug was a member of an old
j society in India, the members of
: which killed in the name of religion,
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. ' USED' Home accidents are nearly 15
DEAR USED: No. But you are j time's as numerous as those oc-
foolish to repeat these favor's arid curring in industrial places in-
seethe with resentment. w " eluding mines and qiliarrigs,.,
SHOP T.G.&Y. FIRST FOR
•'<vJ
man" Mr^- Hymen Block, Mrs. carded hearts
W. L. Hutchison. Mrs: Roanie SCT(' !ul!-
Hutchison. Mrs. Robert MontajEn?:
Mrs P. F. Vance and Mrs. R'ifcs
Webb.
Gifts were sent by a number of
friends unable to attend.
cs-s Tiy's dia-
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Crowds Orderly
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) —
Nearly 10,000 South Koreans in
three major cities demanded Pre-
mier" John M, Chang's resignation
Saturday, the fourth straight day
of antigovernment demonstra-'
tions. Unlike the previous days, j
the crojvds were orderly. . j
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spades. What do you do now?
Troop Returns
From Two-Day
Camping Trip
! VlNTON- (Spl) — A churchwide
; Bible mission study was started
Sunday at the First Methodist
i Churcn'and will continue each Sun-
j day night through May 7,
j The study is being sponsored
jointly by the Women's Society for
Christian Service, of which Mrs.
Sam Holden is president; the Com-
mission on Missions, Mrs. Louis
Lvnch, chairman, and the S,unday
school, .Gerald Courmier, Superin-
tendent.
The studies will be from 7 to 8
p.m. and will replace the regular
evening worship, service, according
to the Rev. Garland Dean, pastor.
There is a class for each age
[ group.
Teachers arte the Rev. De a n,1
Mrs. Gerald Cormier, Mrs. W. W.!
Longnion, Mrs. Lewin J. Williams,|
Mrs. Melvin Wilkinson, Mrs. Rob [
ert Stallings, Mrs. Frank Stupka
Mrs. Jack;Schanz. and Mr. am},
Mrs. Irwin Smith.
Mrs. Floyd Kimball is organist j
and Mrs. Cutler Bretfux is provid-j
ing music for the children's de-(
partment and junior group. Mrs.
Melvin Wilkinson is work secre-'
tary. Mrs, Garland Dean Jr., is}
missionary education secretary, |
and Mrs. D. J. Moreau Sr., heads;
publicity.
Cuban Defections
BRIDGE CITY (Spl) — Members
of Boy Scout troop 2§. sponsored
by the Harntony Bapttst Church. !)
returned from a two-day slay at
Camp Bill Stark in Kewtw'Ownty.
While there the boys. -em «* m- i
ming. They also rece *e«S instruc-l
tiocs in canoeing aad imlrodacrd! /ao.
lender-foot scouts to the scant' pro- \ _ F . JX, ^
..in r Pardo Llada, Cuban radio propa-
The 25 bovs were accompanied f.andist, who ,has' defecte< f.ro.r"
by T. E. Coie. scouc paster. the Castro regime, was quoted by
Tom Perry Sr. and J.'C- Rush • diplomat Sunday night as pre-
Jr . assistant scout masters. dictinj; two more very impoi-
TTTis troop ha, ftHed n* mex- ,ant defections from^ the Havana.
bersh;p allowance and cannot re- S°vernment wiH take place this
ceive additional mcmbert, the
scoutmaster said.
Colorful
Easter
BASKETS
A larg« itlcclion of
thapti and bright
Spring color*. One
to p I • a • o ovory
youngster! Buy now
whllo aitortment it
complett
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EASTER
GRASS
Shredded cellophane
in bright Eajter colon.
For batketi and table
settings.
Each Bag
I5«2?
"Broch's" Multi-Pack
Marshmollow CANDIES
week.
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<vCwuWU8t I Today We Greet I BACKACHE &
/I Belated greetincs to Mr . W. S. Nrnur Tvufli
Belated greetings to Mrs. W
„ . . M , . ... Wilson, whose birtMav *as ^un-
varied flowers lend colorful dav. Best wishes to the* Tu-s-
touch to ■ this jiffy-wrap hatter day birthday?rs:
ENSI0N
Smoll and large
chocolato covered
marshallow rabbin,
the whols family
wHI enjoy^this treatl
12 Small or
6 Medium
29*
"Broch's" JELLY BIRD
EGGS
iveryono't favorite! Brilliant tugar ihells in a
torted flavori and colors Filled with tofl jelly
centert. Party favorite* and basket fillers.
TUESDAY ONLT.
Reg. 35c Lb.
FOR JUST
23
Lb.
that tops shorts, slacks. SKirU.
Little yardage —r use remnants.
Pattern 572: pattern pieces; trans-
fer of embroidery; misses sixes
small 10-12; medium 14-16; large
18-20; directions.
Send 35 cents (coins) for this
pattern — add 10 cents for each
pcftem for lst-class mailing. Send
to Laura Wheeler cafe of The
Orange Leader. 342 Needlecraft
Dept.. P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea
Station. New York 11. N. Y.
Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER,
NAME. ADDRESS and ZONE.
JUST OFF THE PRESS! Send
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Needlecraft Catalog. Over 125 de-
signs to crochet, knit, sew. em-
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homefurnishins. toys gifts, bazaar
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Frank Wall
John Williamson
Mrs Frank J. Maflny-
Mrs. El ray Ricfcartis&a
Mrs W L. Sutton
David Vena trie
Robert C. Goodman
Greetings today to ,Er1a
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Irritations. These Irritations often occur I
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nervous from too' tttquent. burnlnc or.
ItohlAc urination both <lar and nlfht.
Secondarily, you may lose sleep and Suf-
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depressed. In such Irritation,
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comfort by curbing Irritating terms In
strong, acid urine and by ilyln* analseslc
pain, relief. Safe for youn* or old. Oet
OterVMX at druailsts. rial better faet.
EASTER BUNNY
ASSORTMENT
Your choice of soft and warm Cuddle Bunnies,
Runner Bunnies, and Chubby Bunnies! All with
vinyl netes, pom pom eyes, cotton stuffed with
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$177 TUESDAY
& I ONLY
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wit!
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TUESDAY ONLY.
•Reg. 35c Lb.
NOW FOR
Agistment, Needed
CAIRO (AP) — Ahmed Boo-
mendjel, director of the political
department of the rebel Algerian
nationalist government's informa-
tion ministry here, aald Sunday
i cease fire will be observed in
Algeria only after reaching a po-
litical agreement with France."
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 72, Ed. 1 Monday, March 27, 1961, newspaper, March 27, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth330553/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.