The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 163, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 10, 1955 Page: 3 of 28
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THE ORANGE LEADER
SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1955
Orenge Couhty Abstract Co.
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Lucdale, Miss:
ering over dogwood, wild plum,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Looney t
and
• n area of 197,659 square miles.
patches and beef cattle which fade ! beams. There are the remains of
LADIES COTTON
Mr. and
Mr». Harold Lewis Tiller. Lot
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SHOULD SELL FOR $1.98
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LADIES CASUAL SHOES $1.99
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PHONE 8-9242
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WE VE SET OUR SIGHTS ON THE BIGGEST YEAR IN HISTORY! Come in and talk trading NOW!
REPEAT SALE AT LEVINE’S
Chairs * Chairs * Chairs
★ ALL PURPOSE CHAIRS * FOLDING DECK CHAIRS
Schulenburg, an instructor of bus-
iness administration at Blinn Col-
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YOUR
CHOICE
ONLY
as guests in their home last week
the Rev. E. L. Vance and daugh-
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ROOMS
Duncan Hines’ recommendation
that food at the Friendship House
is delicious was not overestimated.
. Everything edible can be bought
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I $6.88 .
Fifteen Seeking Post
At Post Office Here
The orange post office yester-
50c
DOWN
EACH
AT
LEVINE’S
me think the mosquitoes* had
conquered the area.
Three elderly ladies at a serv-
ice station told me that wasn't
so. New Orleans persons come
to the area, develop plush camps
and then resell and buy others.
★ Corner
Front and Fourth
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50'
DOWN
Addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Rat ph John Tomlin
$488
“SPECIAL PURCHASE”
Atlon.
‘t Mr and Mrs. Clancy
Block 2. Kinard
50’
Down
Oanqe S
and • LOAN ASSOCIATION •
90
on spycharges. The note from ;
Sofia had termed the charges *
frameup. .
live oaks, cypress, maple and
gum. with towering pines hov-
TRAVEL IS EDUCATING
HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—Hugh
Lansford got his decree in civil
engineering after 10 years of night
school He figured he drove 100,-
000-miles from his home to the
school.
‘Popular Style*
3a --At this time of year. cither the
mountains or the beach appeal to I
the vacationer and with a week
only and the Gulf Coast so near,
the natural selection would be the |
I house in West Feliciana Parish.
I Thirty-two of John James Audu-
and Mrs George «' Anderson of
Tulsa, Okla., are here visiting in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Powll
Anderson, George and Powell, An-
derson are brothers. They I also
will visit in the home of Mr. and
Mr*. H. E. Martin at Bridge City
before returning home.
Strato-Streak V,8 with four-barrel carburetor*
is the most modern power you can buy. You're
on even terms with anything on the road—and
you enjoy the greatest economy and dependa-
bility in Pontiac history.
If by now you’re thinking This is what I’ve
wanted all along!', we suggest you stp in and
talk dollars and cents. That's when you'll get
the final reason for Pontiac's record popularity
— the fact that you can fit a big, powerful,
future-fashioned Pontiac into any now-ear budget ’
You’ll never find it easier to get into the fine
—— R S ———— H ■ ■
Along the Road
out to the scenic grandeur of in-
dustrial plants at Baton Rouge.
La. Over to Hammond. the straw-
berry center of the world, is but i
a .thousand whees turns and a
jump. On the route, to Bay St.
Louis, Miss., the giant oaks you
saw near St Francisville have
their reproductions and any kind
of scenery can be found in the
rier but additional applications sre
being taken
The job will pay 91 71 an hour
and will be at the local post of-
rice.
Further information and appli-
cation forms may be obtained at
the post office or from the Re-
gional Director, Eighth U.S: Civil
Service Region, Room 809. 114
Commerce St., Dallas.
lions to lie on a---7
beach in the sun. , I..
And, like my- Lakey
self, you can have breakfast in a ,
quiet Alabama town, lunch in:
Pensacola, Fla., and dinner in
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SAVINGS IN BY THE 10th
BARN FROM THE 1 st OF THE MONTH!
• WHITES
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route of magnificent homes and
elaborate motels where guests
view the blue sea waters while
dining. Wajresses will tell you
that Dorothy Dix’s magnificent
home burned only several weeks
ago, shaking her head with the.
The Salvation Army ’ advisory
board yesterday named a Com-
' munity Chest public relation com-
i mittee member and heard a re-
I port from Lt. Ralph Morrel, com-
mander. on the army’s activities
for June. -
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By MARY ALICE IAKEY
Ive beard a lot of people com-
plain that, "A week just isn’t long
enough to plan a trip there s
not much you can see." I used w
think so myself until I made more
than 1,500 miles;
an ancien grist mill which
marks the flow of artesian'wa-
ters from a depth of 500 feet.
ALso there is the “Little Mu-
seum" which holds objects d’art
collected in the Old World by
the owner . . . ancient glass-
ware, old laces, carved Ivories,
tapestries. Sicilian pottery, cer-
amics and silver. =
Orangefield Briefs 1
MRS. G. A. SCALES Fhone s-soea I
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probably one of the most peace-
able places in the United States. A
current jury trial is the first since
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D. M. DOUGHTY ;
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ORANGEFIELD (Spl) — Mrs.
Lona Patterson has returned to
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Mc-
Afee after being under treatment
at Frances Ann Lutcher Hospital
in Orange. Mrs. Patterson, 83.
broke her arm in two places last
week when she tefl down the
step, at the home of her grand-
The Summer Roundup • a PT A
sponsored program designed to
familiarize the parents of 6-year-
olds with the entrance require-
mentsfor first graders in the Or-
ange elementary schools and to
acquaint the youngsters them-
selves with the school environ-
ment — will be held Thursday at
9 a.m. in all six of the city’s grade
schools. -
9 7, John Duvenport Sur-
It's a coustant real estate bell- there and other items such as per-
day thert for the area la with- i fume sold by automatic vendors,
in easy driving distance to wa- There must have been a
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jmes C. McAfee and chil-
dren,/ James Jr. and Brenda of
Port Neches, were in Oxford, Miss,
visiting another son and daugh-
ter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
G. McAfee at the time of the ac-
cident. "
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sanders and
son, Jesse Jr., returned to their
home in New Orleans, La. Thurs-
day after visiting her parents. Mr.
and Urs. E. R. Scales. Mrs. San-
ders Iud been here for about three
weeks and was joined by her hus-
band during the past weekend.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Scales also had their
-»n and dlltlgHW-Ill-Uw, Mi. and
Mrs. J. W. Scales and children.
Jimmy and Patsy of Harvey, La.
j visit them this week.
A sales success like Pontiac's starts on the draw-
ing boards—with engineers and designers who
have been schooled for years in the Pontiac idea
of giving more people more car for less money.
With its long 122' or 124' wheelbase and extra,
big-car heft, Pontiac provides road-hugging com-
fort/you get in no ather car near it in price’
Now take this big, roomy car and surround
it with the distinction of Twin-Streak styling
and Vogue Two-Toning—beauty that obviously
is calling the turn on the future— and you have
another reason for Pontiac's phenomenal sales
success. -
- That alone would be enough for most cars—
but not for Pontiac!
Pontiac corners the market on value with the
most powerful engine within hundreds of dollars
of its price. The sensational 200-horsepower
BYEGATE, Mont. (AP)—This
western Montana county seat is
WE HAVE IT!
en l kill all ehe ani • eh.
reaches ar keep the drain line al-
ways clear but Antzir-Michaeis and
Cannibal are ready to go to work
when you need them
ORANGE SUPFLY CO.
4g Block 1, Clairmout Place.
‘Mr and Mrs:8am R Davis to Mr and
Mi* Bill Pannell. Lola 4 and 1. Block
15 Pecan Gardens.
Ellabeth Cleveland to William Mans-
Mn. Jodie Hoffman, half
and 365 ‘garments issued along
with 13 pairs of shoes. Six other I
aids were given.
Ham Mansfiela Lot • Block 6
Vidor Lumber Co, Subdivslon
C. Midkif 8r, Lot J4.
Estates. Ph
Mr. and Mr* Joe Bt
and Mn. Mortis 8 Wozencrait, Lol 10
•nd 11. Rosedale 8ubdivision
K. W Stephenson and C J Sanders to
J H. 8pector & Bona, Lol 3 Mt Natl and
Addisom Subdiukslon. "
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Spettor to J M
Spector and Son*. Loi 3, McNeil &
l&N Becuon 17.
Toor Claybar to A M Claybat 6.45.82
acres in Pisher de Henderson Survey
p <5. kyyitt to Elbredge Vulia, part
•I IN acre* in W. C. Sharp Survey
Mr and Mn. Robert B. Kerr ta Mr
and Mrs K w MeGahey, acreage tn T R
Brece League, . 1
National Guard handed out leaf-
lets urging >, caution, courtesy '
in four days anc i
saw so m u el I
i , .that my notes I
wold fill el
book. I
You can do the |
-- same with prop-I
er planning an I
not tog much]
loitering or tour. I
isting or tempt*-j
5
For
Charlolte B Sokol ski to Harry
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Mn Milburn R Skaggs, Lol 3, Lowe-
McNamara Addition, P
wML “LOoMr, Lona, L5weSxexanata TURKEY TO REECT DEMAND
--dolph A. Savoy IO W P Belton^ 21 69
acrek in Ben Johnson Survey
YOUNG LABISP HALF SLIPS 59c
Hears Reports day announced that about 15 *p-
— -■ - - " ‘plications have been-received for
a Civil Service Commission ex-
amination for substitute clerk-car-
Marion Forston was the ap-
pointed chest relations committee-
Sunset Par-d
DeWitt Kin art
chairman, and Mrs. Jack Turner,
orincipal; Jones — Mrs. P. E.
Vandervoort. PTA president. Mrs.
Marion Ricks, summer roundup
chairman, and Mrs. Jack Kenner-
ly orincipal: Manlev •— Mrs.
C. W. Ricks, PTA president. Mrs.
R. V. Tinney, summer roundup
chairman, and Mrs. Vernon
Peveto. princiral; Tillev — Mrs.
John King, PTA president. ahd
Mrs. Clifford Weir, principal.
ters, Pam and Gwen, of Omaha. .
Neb., the Rev, E. P Hardin of
I i were painted there. *
While at Hammond. don't for- I
ts Mr and
$6.88
d
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a
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acre in . John Davenport Survey
H K. Housemen to Mr and Mr* Les-
tar B Young, Lot 1 and 9, Block I,
Lkeview Parr Addition.
Mr and Mri John D Wilder to Wil-
N • POPULAR
1 SHORT
years. has been appointed director
of evening classes at Lamar State
I College of Technology.
Hill, who has operated an ex-
tension center for Blinn at Schu-
lenburg, will replace Otto R.
Flocke who will devote full at-
tention in the future to classroom
instruction as. an assistant pro-
fessor of education and psychol-
ogy
। records and activities typical at
the child’s school day.
While this part Of the urogram
is being taken care at the . s l x
principals will be briefing parents
on entrance requirements, and
passing out some tips on prepar-
ing children for making the ad-
justments necessary for their first
school year.
Mrs. Myrtle L Richardson, di-
rector of elementary education
' for the city's schools, has urged
parents of ah new students to
make every effort to be present
for the Roundup.
. Here is a list of those in charge
of arrangements by school:
URKEY TO REJECT DEMAND
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) —For-
toteg Office sources say Turkey
M will reject Bulgaria's demand for
the release of Bugarian Vtef
Consul Georgi Barkanoft Tchola-
koff, arrested in istanbul July 4 I
beautiful place I ever taw." PTA Roundup I Court Records
In Schools Set
Louis is famous for its woodland
beaut of Spanish moss, giant
' SAVE! LADIES
DUSTERS
Is Employed at Lomor Tech i " Mr. end Mrs. CAasie w Peveto to Mr
BEAUMONT (Spl)-- Jack Hi of ane Mita Kelly Savoy. 4.36 acres in Haryey
i
—
. M Swisher Survey.
Mrs. Glen V. Potlard, Locl0, Block 2,
Clairmont Place.
Addisen Subdivislon.
Mr. ahd Mi* Hhrley B Ban to Mr. and
Mr*. Robeft.T. Vaughn, Lot 2, Hiock 8.
-------- aon Survey. A
Summer Roundup chairmen and m and Mrs. Joseph Alexander to Mr.
their committees, and PTA pres- •"*“'* « Jones 10, alocz
idtents wiu be on. hand at the Rmi a......a a mi
schools to take the children on
tours of the buildings. and to en-
tertain them with stories, films.
a chest agency.
The army during June accom-
modated an attendance of 1,115
for religious education classes ■
I to the public for roaming and pic- , route to Pensacola, Fla., which
I1 nicing beneath the great live uaks is the way I traveled. -
g l surrounding the Oakley Plantation | Louisiana State Felice went
all out to prevent traffic acei-
dents over the long weekend
bon’s famous "Birds of America" . and at each small town, the
Beaumont and Roy Toronjo who ...
is Stationed- at the Air Force Base . Thailand is approximately four
in Amarillo. I fitths the size of Texas. It covers
cession'of rolling bills. cotton! bor using 48-foot-long cypress
WDEAFREE PARKING C°RES LEVINES WpOSTOHRRUSMSE
Syivh Savoy to Rudolph A. Savoy, 31 •»
acres iiBen Johhson Survey
Mr* Ehzabeth Cleveland to Mr and
Mr* Med M Davis, Loti N. 89 and 90,
Block 2, Miher-Vidor Lumber Co Sub-
podusteerorwinsterstlonhirtysses,wor PEACE IN THE WESr
homes were visited to counsel
ccw. , families in personal and family
C. C. Briggs, O. E, Granger and problems: -
H. E Martin drove to Gaveston . j „ .
Wednesday. Briggs and Granger I In the. service and welfare de-
went to John Sealy HOspital for partment, U transients were
a physical checkup given aid 17 were given night
K? I D • V _ U J lodging and 11 mea's were issued.
•Mr. and Mrs. P F. Vance had , TwO grocery orders were given
S Uniforms!
1......1
OKANGEFSLD (S;t- “Mr! man. He has been servih on the
■ -- - publicity committee. The army is
No wonder this great
55 Pontiac is setting
all-time sales records!
get to have Cajun coffee at the and sahity. I'm willing to wager
Berry Bowl Motel. that Louisiana cut down the
Holly Bluff Gardens on_thc - -death rate on iU highways.
Jordan River just out of‘Bay St. The state's etforts were heeded
little by my fellow Texans, how-
oo SAVE
OO NOW!
resting as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. McAfee and their
__ t i Hoyi—-Owner
__ mana . " rEOFERTY DEEDS
pa g-4g mpagpeqiig o Sargi to M Q. Singleton 31 acres
ror l nursday
George r: Micka, Lot », Block zi. Roue-
Uwn AdaItion.
Anderson — Mrs. E. B Yelton,
PTA president. Mrs. A- P. Carter,
summer roundup chairman; and
Flavia Wignau, principal; Col- fela, Loua • an
burn — Mrs. G. A. Goynes, PTA mr
president, Mrs. W. H. Barnes. sum-\sangi
mer roundup chairman, and Jos-
daughter. Mrs. Lynn Williams in ephine Linn, prineival: Curtis —
Bridge City She is reported as ' Mr*. M. T. Koonce, PTA president.
Mrs. John Ochs, summer roundup
ever, and it was their carsin the
majority which exceeded speed
limits. But; then. Texans always
. ..... -c. do things in a big way, even to
mayhaw and holly trees. Chi- the point of dying.
nese, English and Southern ’ n‘ c 1 D
holly varieties., . OVGulfport.’and Biloxi. Miss.,
in this secluded garden is . I p. Mobile: Ala. .and Pensacola,
__________ __________________, mill site where lumber first I Fla; willtell you I next Sunday
coast. If you're looking for seen- was cut by steam at the home ---------—m:---
ery, start your trip from Natchez, of the James Lyman Crumps
Miss, and used in a log cabin con-
From Natchez, there-is a sue- structed entirely by native la-
Elizabeth Clereland to Joe Cleveland,
1 • acres in John Davenport Survey
Renfrow G. Roberts to Alone B Rob-
erts. Tax 7. Block 1, Dole View Sub-
| division.
Mr. end Mr* Lawrenee McCormick to
H H. Housemab, acreage in TANO Rail-
rood Survey.
Mr and Mrs: F , o Nimitz to Robert J !
NImitz, part of Block "H". Nathan Cor-
drey Headright Survey .
! Cooper Construction Ine to Michael D .
! Lingo, Lol • Block 2, DoA id Bland Ad- 1
ditiop.
M E Houseman and O Woodrow wison .
90/ INSURED
5 70 SAVINGS
FRUIT-OF THE-LOOM
BOYS SOX
SIZES UP TO 10%
4 $1
QT PAIRS 1
any other car at anything lika tha prica ! •
diviston. \
Mr and Mrs. L. Page to Mr and
Udi*. T. C Preihenter. Lots 6 and 7,
and west half of Lob,8, Block 4. Spooner
Addition 1. --- X
James W. Trahan to WR. Price 5 acres
in G. Stepienson Surveyh __-
H H. Houseman and Woodrow Wilson
to Mr. and Mra. Bill R. wiman, tract
in T. H Breece League. \
Mrs Viodet G O'Piel to Dmo H
Oraves, Lot I. Block H-3, Amended. Shei-
don Survey \J
Mr and Mr*. Tbeodore A Raub to Mr,
and Mra. Vernon Smith, acreage in Joh
Fontainbleau State Park at Man- • At LaCombe, La, a short dis-
deville. . , ' lance away, can be found the
The sad part is that not only - Bayou Gardens of St. Tammany
can scenery be found . . . there I Parish which has one of the na-
are hordes of mosquitoes and. I tion's outstanding camellia collec-
seeing so many "for sale” signs | tions.
down the road to Slidell and At Pass Christian. Miss , there
Bay St Louis in this area made ! always is a gulf breeze along the
Mr an* Mn Kermit T Wise to Mr
ass Md. J. D. MeReymolda, Lot >*.
xna west n tt. or im it. Blocs 11,
Mobby Stark AGeition.
Ellaabeth Cleveiand to Mr and Mn.
itirr Lnn Yeuou, Lou 1. John Daven-
port Survey.
R V. Higley. At adininistrator of Vet-
•ran* Affair* by B. W Ready, loan
guaranty offtcer, to Mr./and Mri Oeorge
Powel Br. pan of Lot 4. Block 1.
-2 mhh.ESalvation Army
Mrs. Horace A. Taylor, eas la acron in i 4
tering plares and the state park grand exodus of Texans last
itseir borders on Lake Pontch- week because I saw more Texas
. artrain. ran in Louisiana than I did
North of 'Baton Rouge is the ■ Louisianian. Many of them
Audubon State Park which is open I tipped up the coastal scenie
eph Polley Burvey
~ TJ’ । wi'l Mir Mi i in 2.
Filley Survey.
Carol T Biedsoe and others to r and
Km W K Thomason 2% acre* in os-
Me M. Davisepart of Lot* 88 and 96 1
Block 1, MH1AF.Vidor Lumber Co. Sub-
di via tor
Mr and Mrs. Torn H Iowe to Mr and
Mr*. F H McDonald, Lot 7, Block 3.
Love Additfon,
Mr and Mra Tom B Smith to W T.
Broxson, I acre in TANO Railroad Sur-
vey.
Mr and Mr* Barry Oswald Johnson Jr
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