The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 80, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 5, 1944 Page: 4 of 6
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Program For
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Service Planned
• The program for communion
services to be held on Thursday
.evening at 7:30- o'clock > at the
First Presbyterian Church have
been announced as follows by the
Pastor, the Rev. E: T. Drake:
"Crown H«n King of Kings"
Youth C&tfKfr*
Opening^ Pi-o^er
Hymn 21ff ™ "Jesus Keep Me
Near the Cross"
Scripture Jobi J3; 2-20
"Jesu, Word at Cné Incarnate"
•—Youth Choir
Scripture —¡L MarJk 14." 18-26
"Adagio" ijrni ' Mxionligh't So-
nata'.' — Htffcihoven. Piano, Mrs.
Hal Carter; "Oi'gap, Mr. Emil
Corte
Scripture — 1-Corinthians If:
23-26
"Jesus Said Unto the People"—
Youth Choir ' .
COMMUNION SERVICE
'•Break Thou the Bread of Life"
"There Is a Oreen Hill Far \A-
way." — Mrs. E. C. Shearon
Hymn 273 —; "Saviour Thy Dy
ing Love"
'Beneath the Cross Of Jesus"^-
Youth Qhoir s
gethsemane
•As the roll - call ot, the apostles
is given, the tapers will be ex-
tinguished one by one until only
the centra) toper remains lighted;
this one is tu signify the final vic-
tory of Christ fever all enemies,
even' death. )M|tó' I
"Before Thy Crow" — Mm. E.
I. Hardy '
^enedirtion -
The tljht* will, remain.
H nftgregaiidn *$,
In quietness.
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Social Calendar
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Caléndar Planned
For'PineGrove
The calendar of activities
scheduled for the rest of the week
at the Pine Grove recrestiop hall
has beer! announced as follow*:
Tonight — Community-singing,
8 p. m;; everyone urged to attend,
especially leaders; 9 to 10 pu m.,
special meeting of; the Plne Grove
Tenants Association, refreshments
to be served.
WEDNESDAY
Bad Crów surgical dressings
work ¡room at the Masonic Tem-
ple open from 9:30 a. m., to 4
p. m.
Art Department of the Wp-
an's Club meeting in the club
house at 3 p. m.
Keel Klut) meeting for business
in the Navy Town recreation Ijall
at j p. m.
Signal Bridge Club meeting in
the' home of Mrs. Joe Caudle at
p. n
Wesfeyan Service Guild of the
First Methodist Church meeting
in the home of Mrs. Forrest Mc-
Donald at 7:30 p:m.
Navy Officers' Wives Club
iwMng ■ In the USO Club at , 2
pro.
Dos Mesas Club meeting in the
heme of Mrs. Everett Dunstart at
1:30 p. ia. •„
Game party sponsored by the
Navy Town sub - teen age com-
mittee in the Navy> Town recrea-
tion hall at 4:90 p. m.
THURSDAY
Red' Cross surgical dressings
work room at the Masonic Tem-
ple open from 9:30 a. HI;, to 4
p. m. • ,
Modern Study Club meeting
for luncheon and program in the
Woman's Club building at 12:19
P- m. '
Aulick Ciu) meeting in the'
Dilte of Mrs. Ralph Seelly at .8
p. m.
Victory Bridge Club meeting
io the home of Mrs. Géhe Saxon
at • p. m. •.
Woodbine Rebekahs meeting in
the l. O. O. F. Hall at 7:30 p. m.
Circles of the Woman's Mission-
Union of the First Baptist
Thursday —? Group ¿of
peopla wili haveuW - fashioned
candy making, 8 p. m.
Friday — Teen - age group to
have party featuring Easter egg
hunt with Mrs. John Basiger, Jr.,
as sponsor at 8 p. m.
Saturday — Regular dance with
Toby Kelly's orchestra at ftp. m
Sunday afternoon from-one
five o'clock the playground wili
be open to anyone who '
howi to play te'ñnis. New
meeting in the following
Circle One' in the home
of Mrs. B- Bessley at MO a. m.;
Circle Two in the home of Mrs.
R. D. Sterling at 0J0 a. m.; Circle
Four in the First Baptist aduca-
tional building at 3 p. m.; Circle
Five in the home of Mrs. Sam
Halyard at 9:30 a. m.
Circles of the McDonald Me-
morial Baptist Woman's Mission
ary Union meeting as follows:
Mary Alexander Circle it the
church at 10 a. m.; Sallee Circle
at the church it 2:90 p. m.
Woman's Missionary Society of
the West Orange Baptist Church
Ung in the home of Mrs. M. R
lleau at 10 a- m-
ircles of the Gleaners society
of the Flht Methodist Church
neeting in joint session at the
church at 3 p. m. 11
Woman's 8ociety for Christian
Service of the First Methodist
Church meeting in the church at
mv
oman's Society for Christian
to Service ot the fijfuner Methodist
jp fPlirch meeting in the home of
27 Eighth
at 2:30
PORMM U. S. ambassador to the
Allied governments In' London,
Lieut. Col. Anthony Drexel Eiddle
now la on Gen. Dwi*l)t D. Elsen-
hower's staff as liaison, officer
with the exiled governments In
Great Britain. ■ (International)
NORTH O)
CIRCLHB
Circles One and
North Oranaa Baptist
Missionary Union njet on Tuesday
morning at 9:30 o'clock at the
church with ten mánbers é ,
f j^ng. Mrs. Sant} Cooper had'charge
L. A. Parks assisted by Mrs. Horn
and Mrs. Alex Cormier, presented
the missionary program.- The
meeting closed with prayer. The
next: meeting will be held on
Tuesday. ApyU 11, at 9:80 a. m.;
at the church. *
Circle Four which'met with Mrs.
Arthur Lemke is to meet next
Tuesday momios at 9:80 o'clock
ÜHhe howíé of MrsM El Plum-
ley, 128 Eaat .Curtis ,
, Circle Five met ton Tuesday
mbming it ten' o*fclock in the
home of. Mrs., W.. S. Avery with
eleven members and, three vi*l-'
tors present. Mrs. C. C. Clark
led the1 prayer and the hóatess'
gave the devotional; and the mis-
sionary program. ^ Mm. Weldon
McClelland made a talk Which
was followed ^UyTífmence práyer.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and reports of oth-
er officers "were given. Mrs. Mc-
Clelland led the closing prayer.
A social hour was enjoyed. The
next meeting of the circle will be
held o.n Tuesday, April 11, at 10
a, m.. at the home -of Mrs. Ju
nious Barber, 1809 Sixteenth
street.
Euzeolión Class
Meets Tues. With
Mrs. C. Fairchiid
Mrs. F. C. Lank ford,
he sewing room is ávattablo}?
use Mondays through Frldl _
or further information contact
i. O. S. Nugent, Recreational
regarding social actlvi-
abdut the crusade
to
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If you find yourstlf straining to
" r. . if you can't "get" aU that's
I at home, at bustaeea. at thea-
SH^ilww hearing aUL it# low prka, $
s Society for Christian
Ifeviee of.St. Mark's Methodist
ihurch meeting in the home of
lira. R. Lee Davis at 2:90 p. m.
Three of the North Or-
. itlst Woman's -Miasionary
on meeting in the home of
Mb. William Carson at 9:30 a. m
Woman's Bible Study Class of
Weaver at 9!30 p. ./
¡union service the First
pm-
danee for service
lostessas In the
of,the USO Club from
al meeting of the Wo-
at the club house si
Radionic Hearing Aid
WermMtV^H
Bruner Methodists'
Plan Services , '
For Eoster
■ The Rey. J- P. Wetaon, pasto,
of the 'Bruner Methodist Church
h«s announced that Pre Easter
services will open tonight at eight
o'clock and continue each night
through Sunday. .
Ah Easter program will be pre-
ntod at toe Sunday school hour
on Easter Sunday and the eleven
O'clock hour will he. devoted to
the dedication of the children. An
Barter, egg -hunt is also being
fanned tot the children, Mem-
bers and theft friends are urged
to attend the morning service and
le with a picnic which is
'' it noon
at 7:19
The Euzelian Class of the First
Baptist church met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Charles Fair-
child on the Beaumont highway
for lift all-day meeting.
Mrs. M. L. Poe opened the
meeting with prayer.
The devotional was brought by
Mrs. G. C.-Strickland, and .Mrs.
George McCracken of Beaumont
gave a rending.
Those in attendance were Mes-
dames M. A. Bravo, R.' D. Sterl-
ing, Charles F. Tudor, Dobbs,
Lane Harris, G; C. Strickland, M.
L. Poe, W. B. Terry, Nanny Payne,
J. W.^Thigpen, B. F. Long, C. H.
Meeks, and Irene Hunt Guests
were Mrs. George McCracken of
Beaumont and Mr . W. A. Cor-
kertt.
A covered dish luncheon was
sery.ed by the hostess.
Mrs. Bryan Mays
Entertains Club
Mrs, Bryan Mays entertained
members of the Sunset Bridge
Club on Tuesday afternoon at
1:15 o'clock in her home, 2207
in the bridge
games went to Mrs. Homer Lid-
dell and second high award was
won by Mrs. Charles Mann. A
salad course was served. .**
Quests besides club members
we're iSlrg, G. A. Finriell, Mrs.
Charles Marshall and Mrs. Char
les Mann.
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rers, 2206 Pacific.
* * ^ at 1:15 p. m
Mis. Charles Myers,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Newman
have as guests in their home, his
mother, Mrs. P. O. Gardner, sis-
ter. Mrs. H. V. Fitzpatrick, and
nephew. Bobby, of Los Angeles,
California. - V
«ley. I
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RnPN^fiiilH
The rooá count
parénu resulted ip
5, (Miss. Darphin,
room^Mn. Oaatoo,
carried that each of these
be presented wlththeregulat
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plsyfUlly
pibe^ made :
shrugged when a hand
over her shoulder and scooyijd up
"— greenbacks at the / dress
wherifghe works.
mKttmm she realized t'
was not that of her unci
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CORA BLOUNT CLASS
MEETS FOR STUDY
The weekly meeting of the Cora
Blount Bible Class of the First
Christian Church was held bn
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
aT the home of Mrs. Frances Har
rb, 1101 Main street. |
The devotional waé given by
the hostess. The Bible lesson
from the sixteenthv chapter of
Matthew was presented by Mrs
A. J. Schnitzel. During the so-
cial hour refreshments of cake
and coffee Were served.
The next meeting of the class
Wil| be held, 6n Tuesday after-
noon,. April 11, at two o'clock in
the home of Mrs. T. E. Powell,
126 Cypress street.
LADIES BIBLE CLASS U
MEETS AT CHAPEL
Nine members of the Ladies'
Bible Class of the Presbyterian
Chapel were.present for the week-
ly meeting held on Tuesday after
nopn at 2:30 o'clock at the chapel.
Mrs.*F. H, Dietzel led (he de-
votional and opening prayer: The
lesson from the thirty - first
thirty r second and thirty - third
chapters of Exodus were read
and discussed by the class. Mrs.
Lona McGill gave the treasurer's
report. '
The next meeting of the class
will be held on Tuesday. April
11, at 2:30 p. m.. at the chape|,
EQG HUNT
D FRIDAY
EASTER
PLANNED
The primary department "of the
First Baptist Sunday school is
from 3 to 4:90 o'clock
on the playground across from
the USO building. Mrs 'A. W-
Latham is superintendent of the
department.
Beware Coin
Creomulsion rsll .
cause it goes right to the seal of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in-
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
your druggist to sell you
reomulslon with the un-
t you must like the way it
yvthe cough or you are
ir money mmC \v
JzjKion
for Ceeihs, CheitCoidi, Brqnchfti
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comfort at home. It's easy and safe with
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tATK for tviry' Type of Heir
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for both
tone1;Hearing
LIKE the beloved collie ot the
el "Lassie Come Home," Duke.
Irish .setter, traveled 1,200 mil
alone from 8t. Petersburg, Fla.,\
to reach his home in Roanh, Ind.
The dog was taken to Florida by
his master, K. 'Sed Beber,, who
gave him away when he found he
^ould not keep him there. He ie
shown, above with Rev. Robert
Collins who found him, bloody-
footed and exhausted, near Roann.
Baber haa promised to* return to
the dog. « . (International)
LOOK!
faster Spec
Beautiful
RINGS, only
Gold Crosses & Chains
(Engraving tni)
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At The
; .outpoor
m JRWEUIV.S^
Opposite Post Office
| i v Sonotone Consultant, Will Be At
Holland Hotel h
THURSDAY, APRIL eth, 1M4,10 A.^.
Cell for Appointment—Mere Than a He¿
A Scientific Service Providing Contynuoi
Through the Tears /
individual Fitting. Based On Audiometer ChaiA Qf The Hearing
.ilia.! ah ''wiiitf
to P. M.
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Over S0% Of AU Hearing
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Frank Phillips
146S Calijfcr Ave.—Phone S01.
Beáumont, Texas
Col burn R-T.A. Has
50Members Present
At Tuesday Meet
The Frank Colburn Parent-Tea-
chers Association met for its reg-
ular afternoon* meeting yesterday
in the-auditorium of the school
with approximately 50 members
present
In the absence oí officers, .the
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weaktn rrou Irritable tmá
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iSor their fine patronage which in e
flaw months hM enabled us to in-
crease our business to such an ex-
tent that we have been foreed to
enlarge our building and odd 7 lat-
est* type Maytag washers to bring
ou« total to 16 units.
Now we are in a position to rend-
er elven better service to you and to
-offer our service to many new customers
End; wash day drudgery, use our modem Inundry fa-
cilities, save time and motley in the long run.
' No appointment necessary but to save delay phone
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ONE DAY SERVICE ON DAMP WASH
LEW'S HELPY SfLFY LAUNDRY
15th & Main —— One bloch Sbuth of High School
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Phone 45Z4 lllf
5th ot Front S' "
, IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
some jfeeaey and provide inf
oome far your loved anee
me at year earliest eon
i. E. PATTILLO
109 Holland Bldg., Representing
Southwestern Life Insurance
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REPAIRING
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Also Stationery, Poeta|s:
And War Defense Stamps
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if used in packaging
farm produi
THE FARMERS of thu country rmpombd patrioti-
cally to the appeal for mort pulpwood. They Cut
wood becouio their country n—did It. l«wotlh«m
stopped to think that their own butlnon of food pro-
Already there have boon COSM ¥m««ii paddn0
plant* wérte unable to acctpl perlihabloi becauto
they could hot get packing materials; and the dlttrl-
bution of food may bo seriously upset this year un-
So the farmer who culo ptflpwood Is not only
helping his country moot a serious wartime short-
age; he is also adding to his income, improving his
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and
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Lucas Bldg.
PHONE 2144
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 80, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 5, 1944, newspaper, April 5, 1944; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142948/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.