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Society 'Calendar
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, ; 1 rHé extrema h^weftthér and the
absence Ííom the ehp-aff a num-
ber of the socially prominent who
are away on yacation^trips are
$ playing havoc with the social cal-
endar .ittst now. In the firpt place,<
it is too hot for the usual formal
" >#, even the bridge^clnha in,
session?, and' in the ► second, tjiose
affairs which are bfting given for
isitors are "taking the usual snnymer form, picnics and swim-
**— parties beng the usual concession to the mercury, with
f eonseqtint taieagernoss in the details to be covered by the
social reporter. Of course this latter .condition is not greatly
rminided since a temperature '«ft 102 in the .«¡hade is not con-
ucive i to i energetic reporting, bnt at th¿ same time it causes
'considerable shrinkage in the
Uouqt of news which the social
jé contain anil k<u>pc¡ the telc-
iio wi'-es hot at times in a. fren-
effort to find any news at all
Of reviving Üuv animal ' Fum-
igo toui'iuttnent ot the Sunset
¿ve Country club is rife, but noth-
t definite ban been announced • in
connection yet- If this affair in
. it, will bo o. considerable add)-,
to the social calendar at this
oe, this coming week's activities
ill* showing nothing of oUtstand.
inetrest nt least so far a a the
nop announcements nrc íoncorn-
Ate it is, it appears that most
I the afternoons and even in es of
';'tbeweek will lie devoted to keeping
'cool rather than . to, parties.
MAE SELF TO
>IT OBANfiK' iSOQX
Jira '
|^/'The' ttoboknli 'lodge mcmlK-r* ns-
iled .at'^7:80 o'clock/Thursday
Bin* at the I. 01 O F. hall and
ttendod to Weekly IiuhIhosr matters.
' i unusual matter,, pf importance.was
' letter read'. hy the- secretary,^
Selle Litchfield. from the presi-
Irs. Mae Self of Whitesbor-
Sting that she would meet
,rith; tl>is lodge, Thursday evening.
, '.'July 3, and it has been oavuestly
■appMtetftea that every member be hi
I attendance. A special ■ effort is lie.
jífetng mode to have an interesting pro-
" ram for this special occasion.
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Special One Week Only J
Ik : *5!
7:30
MONDAY
Woodman Circle meeting' nt
o'fclook at the W. O- W. hall. -
TUESDAY /.
B.*41. P. I!. business moetiii* nt.
7:30 o'clock at the .Firpt Baptist
cburcb.
Members of the ?Black Beauty
B-idge club. to be entertained at the
E, L. Reid hotpe in" the evening.
Eastern Star meeting nt the Ma-
sonic temnle at? 7:30 p. m.
t>oyal . Women's Bible ¡class will
meet at 7:30 p. m. at the home of
, Mm. Philvaw.
West Orange G. A. girls to meet
át. 0 O'clock at . the church, whore
they will leave for a picnic.
tittle Cypress Woman's club- tp
moet nt 2:30
rooms-
p. m, at the cjtili
T.QYAIi WOMEN'S CLASS ,
TO MEET TTESDAV /
The Loyai Women's Bible., class 'of
the First Christian church will moet
Tuesday evening for a regular busi-
ness and social meeting at 7:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. F-
Philyaw. lior. Park, -with Mrs. Phll-
ynw and Mrs. Francis Hnrrin as
J^lnt hostesses.
ISii
"
are visit!** here in the „
and Mrs. O. C- Strickland.
Misses Knthcrlno and Ethel Censo,
accompanied by their brother, An-
thony. motored to Ifonston Thurtidajr
for the Theta 1M -Omega fraternity
dance on the Rice roof,
Church
)f Rot
Harris
The silver jubilee, convention of Rotary International at Chicago
aílentíancfe. Harris founded the organization at Chicago 25 year
probably .meras, more, to. Paul Harris /than any other Kutarkh in
ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are shown her* tho convention.
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BAPTIST OIKCLK8
ARE ANNOl'XCFI)
Circles of the First Baptist church
have announced ■ their weekly meet-
ings for ,3:30 o'clock Thursday after
MR. AND MRS. REÍD 1
KNTKIlfAIN, AT II1UIHJ
The home of Mr. and Mrs- W. .\J.
Rcid, 7 lit- Fourth street, Was a love-
tv* >* .* U u <. I< ' n * mil OMitj I ' , % > « •
noon as follows: Circle one with ¡ lr, **.*** cVening. «bet, <bey
Mrs. E. E. Cotton, 1004 Seventh pnterta ned at « nine«tab|e bridge
Street: circle three with Mrs. J. 8. . WWW. honoring members ^ (lie Fri-
Beterson, C12 Tenth street; circle ' Kvfnmg Bridge club and a * few
four wifb Mrs. whl llogg. West Park additional guests.
Rooms thrown open to guests were
-profusely adorned with n. gay mix-
ture of daisies, snapdragons, lark-
spurs and other dainty flowers of
the season.
At the conclusion of bridge names,
high score pri7.es were awarded to
Mrs. P, B. Curry for the Indies and
A. It. (Tardea for the gentlemen.: An
attractive salad course was offered
On trays, graced by daisies and 'snap-'
•m
avenue; circle five with Mrs. A.
Cayr. 801 Fro^t street s td 'oirelt^'st*
with Mrs. Percy PWtfit'iC 1*301 Cher-
ry street. ' "
B. V. P. IT. WIM. 1MVF
REFINERS SESSION
f
A. O. T.ee, leader of l,he p.. V. P.
I* of the" First Baptist church, an-
nounced this morning that the. liter- .......
ature had arrived and they would dragons. 1 1
have (their regular business meeting The olub was disbanded at this
at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at tinie and will not hayc further Ihect-
tlie church. It. is hoped that every, ing.-i until fall
member will be in attendance.
methodwt ominen
N. H. Melhert, > Pastor
Su Way school. a. io.
Morning worship. U a. m
F.pwortb League. 6:4C p. m.
Preaching, 7:45 'p. m,
"Clod Oets Behind," will he
subject for the morning Service. This
serviee «tarts promptly ¡at It o'clock
nnd closes nt twelve, < fflhere will h*
special mualc. At the night service
the pastor will speak on "Crime—Its
Relation to Láw." This being the
third of a series of sermons on
Crime. Is our system of courts?ftnte-
•luated and,, valuable tó- orimliMüe t In
fair* for the company in the Ornpge
evidence? How «loes the state of
Texas, aid criminal ? Come nut to
thiM service.
FIRST BAPTIST CHI rt( I|
#:45, morning worship, with Itev. I
J. B. MurshaM of lieauinont bring- i
in* the message. The ordinance of •
'the Lord's Supper will he observed j
at,, this hour-
10:43, Sunday School classes t^ud
departments i meeting in their virions
roon>s. followed bv general 'nssembfy
Iri the main auditorium- .
6:30 p. to,, B. Y. P. IT. meets.
There ¡<t a union for every a¡{e.
7:45, evening worship. Rev. j.
B. Marshall will, speak at this bout.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to-come nod worship with us.
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% lult* Hunt
Ptttrt, M. D
I,ITTM.E ,?EAV AMES
IS PARTA' UONOREE
/ONE MEETING HAS ,
ss
RGE ATTENDANCE
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The B. i Y. p. I.t; gone meeting w sj
Little Miss .lean Ames, who will held at S o'clock Friday eVening7 at
leave in a short time for California, i 'W in free linptist chureht" with
. , , . ., an unusuallv large attendance. The
was named honorce at an enjoyable , |S ,JV tl|(>
slumber pnrty (Thursdiiy evening at I
the home of Mr. aVid Mrs. T. C. I os¡dent.
Tliotnliill,
A^ron Oranger Of the oil
O A. rrplii TO
HAVE PICNIC
Dm lug the evening, gatues were
! enjoyed on the htvvn , nild delicious
A. girls of • |,^ cream and cake wore served to
the West Orange Baptist church are I the followinj!: Shirley Melhert, Jean
urged to meet at f. o'clock Tuesday Ames. /Catherine Lnuscn. Addle -Ray
I. 907 . Sixth street, at which " program of much inU;fest
time Misses Jeroldine and Mary Bt.ta>.y'ilK I'rw'onted by A. O. Lee of the
Thoruhlli were joint hostesses. > -- l-irst Baptist church of Orange. Rev.
All members of the, Qr
$7.50
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THIS AD GOOD FOR t
ON YOUR I'KRMANKNT
J? GtTAR.'VNTFED 10 MONTHS
^ $5 Permanent
>e
t
In I'aiare iiarlier Shop " ■
Barber Shop
:h
evening at the church, from which
' place they will motor to Rahine lake
-for a picnic. Plenty of amusenioiit
has been planned for this -occasion.
ALTAR SOCIK-m* TÓ
SER ? DI.NNER TODAY
i ÁiemhorKi of the' Altar society nl
8t, -sifary's church have mnde nr-
ngements for the people of Orange
to have 4- real chicken dinner with
■ ¡them today, instead of having to
J) worry with" serving dinner at home.
■ I A charge of 35c hws been placed oil
each plate and á choice of deliaious
cakes atiil candies may be purchased
iu addition to the regular dinner.
Tompkins, Virginia and Mary. Alice
Ingram, .feroldine and Mnrv F.ttn
Thoruhill..
Mrs. Thornhlll also served' the
guests a .-delightful breakfast Friday
morning.
SIRS. IjOTT TO RE
CIRCLE HOSTESS
Ba
sionary society of "the First Baptist
clinrcli. will hold the weekly meeting
at 3:30 o'clock Wednesday 'afternoon
-at the home of Mrs. Ale* Lott, on
AVestern avenue. Members are urged
to be In attendance.
Orange
Jesite Sundlin of the West brange
BflptlsL chttréii, .!• T. Kinanl of the
First Baptist church mid Miss Wbár.
'ton of the Wiufree church gave in*
spiring talks during the, evening.
During the 'business session, awards
were mnde as follows: ftcuhu- ban-
ner, Old First church of Orange; in-
termediate banner to the Pép-Ups oí
the First Baptist cburcb; junior
banner, Winfree, and the general ef-
flílchíy banner to the Old First
church B. Y. P. V.
The next meeting will be held at
8. o'clock, July¡' SS. at the First Bap-
tist church. '
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH -
.1. Luther Stone, pastor.
^Services today are as follows:
0:43 a. m.. Church School session,
D. W, Stakes, superintendent.
10ÍRQ a. \m-, regular church' so -
vices with sermon by (he pastor.
C:4."i p. m., C. FJ-groups willmeet.
S p. m. Evening ¡ services.
At the evening services the Cross,
a gift of Morris Oxner. now de-
ceased. will be dedicated! The pub-
lic Is Invited to all these, nervlees.
J
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jmm «wb.
hórn dlf tatl ve
organ will not
tunetlon proper-
ly. I au«#W-
rooat constantly
from lack of ap-
petite, gas, nau-
sea. I am nor*
mal weight
Plefiw don't ad-
. Vlm tno to go to
a doctor; I have heen to Mveral, but
thry can t seem to trace tho cause.
K.* M
In apite of your reqtieat to not tell
you to go to a doctor. I mutt fctve
you that advice. Miss K„ Mr It ts
outta evident that you haven't been
' to a doctor who has given' you a
complete examination, with special
tests ot the liver, kidney,\stomach.
< Mood, etc. Tt la possible your trouble
doesn't originate In the stomach at
alt but may be caused rcflesly front
! chronle Irritations elsewhere In your
digest!^ tract, Wo might think of
Chronically Inflamed gall Madder or
appendix, tor instance.
Our article on Balanced Diet has
. j been tent to you, as you observed the
■' rulep of the column. Perhnps you
wlll flnd you have not !<een on a
balanced diet after all and the effects
of a wrong diet over any period may
' show in any organ. 1 ,
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"Dear Doctor: Is taking turpen-
tine harmful to the system?
"MISS Q." x
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F.VRN'TNCl WORSHIP
PtiKSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Cteorge Ingram have
! returned from Kerrville, where they
j wk>nt to accompany their daughter,
! Miss Mary Alice Ingram, home. Mias^
. Ingram lias been spending a -few
¡ Weeks with ' friends ■ ami relatives- in
, tlunt city.
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Miss Dorotliv Ann White, datigb.
tcr of -Mr- and Mrs. II. /B, White of
Lake <'harles, La„ has returned to
'her home after spending a few da.VH
here as the house guest of Misft Bet-
ty' Phillies, . who nccomjinnicd her
home for a short visit. '
V
THAT your sudden
decease would throw
,1
a hundred problems
" l\ of property sale, or-
ganization, reinvest-
ment, etc., upon ypur'
wife, or a son/or
friend? Your Bank's
trust department ha?
all facilities for ad-
,m riiinisterüto vo¿r es-- ;
tate tqgjpiest and
permanent advantage
tiie beneticaries. ||
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MlsS Rula Denman of 1214 Ninth
street bus as her house guest Míms
Matgarct Wiseman and F. Wallace
of San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs, W. .I. Sailing of
Lake Charles, La., arc vUitilta In th«\
home of Mr. and Mm. L F. (Campbell
nf this city.
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Norman Myers of Austin Is v¡sit-
ing here witb bis brother. Fréd My-
ers. V--." • ■ - i'.'---'
Miss Ruth Phillips, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Phillips, ts spend-
ing a month In Houston with Mrs.
Paul Yandoit.
Mrs. J. le. Pattillo spent Friday in
l,nke Charles. La., with hi
ter. Mrs. Frank Dyke.
dftitgh-
Kllehce, reverence. Worship,
Prelude. Call to Wocshlp, Kllence
Reiptested.
Went uul Meditations.
Processional 'Ifymh 2t!0, "1 Am
Thine O - Lord." (Congregation
Standing). i
Invocation. ' \ '
Doxology, by the cliñir and con-
gregation:
"Praise Ood from whom all bless-
ings flow; - ,
Praise Him all creatures here below;
Praise Mini above ye Heavenly
• Host;
Praise Father, Hon arid Holy
phont-—Amen."
Service of Dedication—The Crass.
J¿>sun Bearing Ilis Cross, By Mr.
Stone.
Hymn lot;. "Must Jesrts Bear the
Cross Alone." ; j
The Olorlfied Cross. By Mr. Stone.
Hymn 70. "In the CroAs of Christ
I Olory."
Glorying In the Cross. By Mr.
Stone, i ....
Hymn 57. "Down At the Cross."
Prayer of Dedication,
Choral Response: "Turn your eyes
upon Jesus; Look full in His won.
derful* face; And the things of
earth, will Grow strangely dim; In
the light of His glory nnd grace."
Communion Hymn 219, "Jesns
Keeep Me Near the Cross."
-^Communionof the Lord's Supper.
Offertory, Offering. ■:. ■
Hymn of Invitation, "'The Way of
the Cross Lends Home."
Cloning Prayer.
Choral Besponse, "Qod Be With.
You "
I'arting Benediction.
Two-Fold A-Men. By the choir.
Postlude. . *'■
PRESIDENT HOOVER DARED
TO VETO, VET BILL
President Hoover warned the Am
ericen senate that he would veto the
mensure If the senate enacted the
modified house bill liberalising pro-
visions of the World War Veterans'
Act of 1924. President Hoover
strenuously objected to its parage.
Secretary Mellon flled bis emphatic
protest. What happened is signifi-
cant.
By the overwhelming vote of CC
to 6 the bouse bill was enacted, and
the president was invited to go the
limit. A quick rote is expected.
Thirty.three republicans voted for
tbe bill and 32 democrats and t
form labor, senator from Minnesota
joined hands with the . republican:*
and by their votes hurled defiance at
the chitf executive and the minueial
Taking any drug without the pro-
scription and careful supervision, of
a wise physician Is harmful. Miss O.
turpentine la , a rather drastic
drug. It will cause bloody diarrhea,
Contraction of the blood vessels, and
A favorite househo" *-
flat ill thee or gat Is a
lump of tugar, and it la s
prescribed far worm*, is?
i; Mra. Ct Then la no
ooloabi to IrrlgaUons—t' -
high ÜM|
ing out the lower Intestinal
It la ntcMMry, but thetri
me ta hot advisable. In tbe nrs*. ^
place, tho colon should be k*pt with
a column of residuo to promote nor-1 '''
mal dnijy bowel movements, and
when it Is com ¡ .lately cleared out, oa'
it would bo with a, oathnrtkJ or a
high enema. It would take two or
three day,nl for a residue column to'
form again, and 'constipation would
resjllt. ' ''v"v. ;Ki?" :■
I. believe- courses of colonic Irriga-
tions should he token only on tito
advice of a (áytldsn who haa per-
sonally ef amine d the patient Wo
have |tn article on Constipation
which you may have- See column
-ruies. ' '
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jkditor't Note: Dr. Peters eannotl
diagnose,|tor give personal advice.
Your questions. If of general Interest, I
will be answered In the column tn
tlielr turn. Ilenucsts for artlcles or
pamphlets on hand must bo tteei
panted by a fully self-add
stamped envelope, plus the foil)
rignalt chars* to help cover cost of
printing iand handling; for oft eh
article wanted, two cents .In col*¡ for
each pamphlet, io cents In coin. The
pamphlets are Itcduclna and Gaining.
Ilygifna ,of Women, Kidney sed
liladder Dinmlcrt. Address Dr.
Peters, In care of this paper. Write
legibly, ánd not aver 100
rpw&m
fathers who wore 'the blue and the
gray, and-tell the politielnhs of Am-
erica that they are in the saddle, po-
litically speaking, and that the na-
tional law' makers must lend a will-
ing enr to their demands.
Fedora? soldiers were granted pen-
slona-- bj¡ itic national government
wbllo x Confederate veterans were
compelled to look (o their "state law.
makers for legislation, which would
«rant the deserving a small pittance
to keep body Ánd soirt together. Old
war horses of the imliticul nrmlen j her
should roild 'the handwriting on tin'
wall. TjTey aré going'' to Is rele-
gated to the slicks ill . I lie near fu-
ture.
er" twlm last night Jumped oh the
inntilng hoard of n eat* occupied by
Ed Porter. «" garage wan; and lib
woman companion on- a roéul near
town nnd stabbed both of thent. The
man was described as white msn
—a" big six-footer.'' ; 1
(Potter, with fort.v-llvc wounds in
his I tody, and the woman were In 'a
hospital in serious condition,
The «tomen; rought off the aniiaH-
nut when he attempted to attack
Slasher Is Sough t
In Hou to|i
noÚsTÓN. TfX., June 28. (APJ)
-Pollen today, we're, seeking a "slijsli
' -J —' - - —
Wh«H hr to
itnd drove to' the licmplta
hei-.pltnl' alone,
but collapsed In front of the en-
tra nre. Porter bailed a passing mo-
torist and was taken to I ho hospital.
He was not expected to live. , '
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HOOVER ¡ W R*PIDAN
WASHlNtiToN, June 28. (API—
President Hoover ' left tho whlto
house this afternoon fdr * week-en1
trip to bis lodge Oh the Rupidan riv-
er in Virginia. • ;'-. ■
tlefUn
e; flni
inistri
Jamefi Cochran, «bo motored to
Austin a few «lays ago with his
family,'has returned to Orange. Mrs.
Cochran and children will/remain for
a more extended visit.
hps; Jessie Lee Beauchajnp of
Houston was the guést of Mr. and
Mrs. Meáde Graves last week.
Ü
Loh A, pernard, a former resident
of Orange, but who now resides in
Houston, wan in Oranife yesterday
I attettding to businea matter*.
' ,':,v*
Miss Eola Ganstream left by mo-
tor for Houston yesterday with her
hrother, W. C. Gunstream. Mrs. II.
Gomes and son. Hyacinth Cannes.
Where sbo will spend a-few <Wy* be-
fore gonig to Mlsaion to atfeM the
Biin|R|HR WmWí.
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«pe kesiimn of the administration.
Senators Sheppard and Connolly of
Texas are Usted, among the Rt>.
Senator LnFolletu of Wisconsin
in^ closing tbe debate ventured the
assertion "that Andrew W. Mellon
hasj never been right regarding any
provision of. a deficit made at a
time when a measure was pending be
did not like. He opposed the soldiers
boons h.vause he said it would cre-
ate a deficit of M00.000.tlv0, yet
within 90 days wo had a surplus of
jaoo.ooo.ooo, so that the greatest
secretary of the treasury since Ham-
llton was off to the tune of fOOO.n
000,000 in 00 days." )
History seeta to be repeating It-
self. Following In tho wake of the
-fc ""'
ivil wai' the grand ruy of the re
public was a great political organi-
sation in tho North and the East
and tho West, and- its tttembere in
fimo domidated legislation and Vpvfor
of one of her college mates; tically controlled tho goveraoMfli: In
"-Nell Harrell, who will ] the states that had seceded Con fed-
7 at her homo. _ Mrs. orate veterans were the loaders of
Hyacinth will r^toirn. to the; demócrata and dominated the Old
filling the oftlcos and
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Doyou Know that when
SEW ORLE
Ifcu can «top at thé fiunpttí
per day for worn with nearby
with private bathroom
for additional person in room
ar to suit all demands
GLOOM thrives only «mid GLOOMY furrounding;.
OLOOM hasn't got a chance in thfe home of wfi«h
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