The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 273, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 15, 1928 Page: 3 of 6
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carbonated beverages. Made of
finest sugar, carbonated water
and wholesome taste-tempting
flavors,they are pure and health-*
ful. It’s the carbonation— per-
fect only when the drink is
bottled-that add that delicious,
tangy taste. Buy them by the
case. Keep a few bottles always
on the ice.
form
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Mr and Mrs. J. B, Bradley hon-
ored thelr mother, Mrs. J M. Brnd-
ley. Sundny with a luncheon at their,
home here. Those enjoying thia hos-
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was riven with
as pianist, and
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CHARL IB CHASE
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with hia
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church on Main and Ninth, on Fri-
day afternoon at 2:30.
All members are urgently request- |
ed to be present at this meeting.
dent In the pame
Ewith the main < enterpice fashion-d
“Pfof a variety of colorful spring flow -
H era Down the lengths of the ta-
^■L bles large baskets filled with lovely
her parents.
were given by
-String beans and new
Baker; third vice president,
W. Thigpen; treasurer, Mrs,
to form an X.
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rd, and delieious
•erred the guesta.
conservatory. Mill I
to the Loyal Workers cla«s of
tin. and Miss Grace Hill.
her home
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/**le av
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cups flour, four teaspoons
more than four million
■The picture that has eapturd the whole country. A powerful,
oving screen play madek frm Channing Pollock’s phenomenal
•gr bts raw. \
I oris June Esterly.
Iater in the evening delicious re-
freshments of lee cream and cake
was srved the large assemblage
and one-half teaspoon
in two tabespoon fit
nd add three-fourths cup
well and drop on top of
demand f
there are
Iovar WORKERS CLASS
TO MEET FRIDAY.
Mrn. Entelle Jackmon will be host
mufins, buttered
cofee.
Sabine f Edcing Coinpony
for its product.
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Harding; second vice president;
rital in Austin
haked fruit custar, coffee
“My daughter was wonderfully
benefited by taking a few bottles of
the ‘Prescription." It is a priceless
remedy for functional disturbances."
—Mrs. Birdie Horton. IM Stanley St.
All druggists. Write Dr. Pierce.'
president Invalids' Hotel, Bufalo, N.
Y., for free medical advice.
emulsion as
but a fluid
Mr and Mrs.
dnuxhters KuM*e
Mrs- J. B. Jone* and tvo sons are
visiting In Houston.
sou hoste~s
in as potatoes by
potatoea for five
T
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6 7,J6ryoul
to hia home with a broken
ton “pe nt
her, Nirs,
ofie era were
M rs Ed R
McC'racken and little
$500 in Cash Prizes
Stvnjw (avosig recipr for
the wseot Bott'td Carbonated Bev-
er oges t' American BottlersefCar-
bmmitedfevrrget7:6Bond fSldg.
Washington, D. C. Cash prizes will
be awarded for best recipes. I
onservatory of music in Au
An interesting
Crusaders"* v III
Terry « hape l f hb
( the wervicen in Orange, whe will play i
th- accompanment for Mr Lo
While in Orange Mas Mill and
Mr 1eo will be th- «uestx or Mr :
and Mm H J. Luteher Stark.
nr th- home of
ana Mr. Frank
Ralph Ieo, voice inatructor l
Mentrice Wallim
town ppeake :
heard.
ing middle Ute.
The bearing pat on
and other troublo
and sickness which
came upon mo at
that time were all
dispelled by the
, use .of the "Pro-
' Scription.' I con-
sider it a wonder:
ful remedy, and I
am clad to recom-
mend IL
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T. J or Sara
here with Mr
Mr. and Mrs. R. H Hunter of
Cheek, Mrs. Cripp and Mrs. Willis
of Odersa, Texas, spent Sunday with
W. A. Cox and family.
tog- «im nt Hund iv
W ■ W . N ■ nderg
Peveto, an
nr ten minute- and discard water,
hen cook togeiher in a snuce in a
MiS •AwIE5 F‘ DONAMUE
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Walter Terry; secretary, Mrn George
McCracken; auditor. Mm. R J Mc-
Gee; assistant auditor, Mrs D, C
Bennett reporter. Mrs. C. Nemitz;
group captain, No 1, Mrs L. c.
Gunstream; No 2 Mm C. It Payne,
No. 3 Mm. Reeves No. 4 Mm. Hun
lop; teacher. Mrs. Manio Bravo.
An appropriate gift was presented
each of the oficers as they were in-
stalled. by Mm. H. J. MeGee, on be-
half of the class
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y toJ.S. A.
Mm Morris Moore , ♦
Mm. Burwell chur- | *
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Miss Eloise Burton of Houston
spent the week-end with her rela-
tives at the Burton house
pitality were Mr.
Bradley, Mm. W.
Non Walter, Misa
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in which, Goodrich
are suspended mlero-
Mm Marshall Remkes and
ton who have been guests in
home of Mm. Femkes” pnrents
ver meeting will
horns Wedne
o clock. Mm
have charge of
Charles Nemitz, Rr., and daughter
Miss Erleen left this morning for
Houston for a few days visit with
their daughter and sister, Mm E.
Winston Walker.
First Christinn church.
day afternoon nt 3
C’harles Young will
the Bible studiy.
For the dumplings: Mix and
gm
and Mrs. J. M.
W. Sanders and
Mittye Bradley,
i8senger 1*
the latter part of ne
rago wbere h« will
the Dixie Shoe co.
On the rubber plantation the tre
milk or latex is treated with a d1
bite add solution an soon as « im
brought in by the tappers. The aci
serves to dissolve the propertles
which hold the rubber partieles sue-
nended in the fluid. This brings
the rubber to the surface were It
can be skimmed off just as cream is
skimmed off of cow’s molk..c
The value of the plantation rub-
ber to the industry has been tremen-
dous. Scientific care of plantatione
and exteneive study of methods for
handling the latex have produced a
dependable rubber which, Goodrich
engineers say, has been a vital faeter
in improving automobile, tire quality.
Compounding of rubber and pig-
ments is done with the assurance
that a more uniform service will re-
sult from th* product.
The planting end cultivating of
rubtier trees has kept pace with the
Bev. Parous, pastor nt the Fret
Methodist church in Orang* preach-
ed a beautiful sermon on "Mother"
Sunday afternoon at the Bavtist
church Bououets of flowers were
given Mrs R. M. Harmon as the old-
est mother prenent and Mrs H Jones
as the youngest.
small amount of water until tender.
Add thick sweet cream and salt and
pepper to season.
String Teana and New Potatoea:
Cut one-fourth pound of salt pork
into small pieces and cook over mod-
erate heat until light brown. Then
add one cup water and one-half gal-
lon string beans cut in short pieces
Parboil three cuts of small potatoes
and add to the pork and beans;
continue to cook until well done.
Butter Carrots and Peas: Scrub
and scrape six carrots and simmer
them in a small amount of water un-
til tender: cut into cubes or small
slices and mix with an equal meas-
ure of English pens: season with
butter, pepper and salt.
Stufed Tomrtoes: slice a small
piece from the stem ends of six
large ripe tomatoes and remove the
pulp. Mix one half cup celery cut
into small pieces. one-ha]f cup peas,
one tablespoon chopped green pep-
per, one teaspoon chopped onion and
salt and pepper to taste. Stuff to-
matoes with mixture. Place in a
baking dish and bake in a moderate
oven until tender.
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Guild of St. Paul’* Episcopal
church meets at home of Mrs. A.
C- Fleig, 405 Fourth street, at 4
o’clock.
Circles of the First Baptist
church meet in the following
places:
Cricle l with Mrs. Chas. Gun-
stream, 712 Seventh street, at 3.
Circle 2 with Mrs. Henn Pachar,
• 10 Park avenue, at 3 o’clock.
Circle 3 with Mrs. Fred Jour-
ney. 1212 Cypress street, at 8.
Cirele 4 with Mrs. Lanra Lyons,
1007 Sixteenth street at 3 o’clock.
Cirele 6 with Mrs. William Fl-
Ms, Bland addition at 3 o’clock.
Loyal Workers cla-s or First
Christian church meet at the
church at 2:30.
( Saturday)
Junior-Senior hanquet in cham-
her of commerce hall.
Bridge party honoring Miss In-
cille Rece, Mi- Mildred Robin-
chemists say.
S8AKIK6
Mrs Ralph H. Orme of Tyler,
Texas, is spending this week in or-
a result of an accident while work-
ing on a rig.
acres of rubber trees under cultiva-
tion in various far-east topical coun-
ties and from these sources come
practically 97 per cent of the crude
rubber used in the manufacture of
tires and other rubber products.
AND MRN. REID
HONORED MONDAY EVENING
ESMr. and Mrs William Reid, who
Fyri won leave Orange to make their
Shome in Porto Rico, were named
shonor guests at a charming dinner
Mparty given last evening at 7:30 at
Suneet Grove club house by the
members of the Monday bridge club.
Only members of the club and the
immediate families of Mr. and Mrs.
Reld were present on this occasion,
owhich proved a most pleasant af-
tair.
■ The dinner tables were so ar-
ranged down the length of the spa-
M===
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Sunday here
I. C Moilmin
of th*
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foot zn
enough of the rubber globules to
The demands of the world for
rubber through products that are in-
dispensable to our present mode of
living, require 371,000 long tons nt
the crude product to fill each year,
according to material survey engi-
neers of the I!. F. Goodrich Rubber
company. Arkon, Ohio.
Since rubber must be taken from
certain tropical trees In the form of
latex, which is more than sixty per
cent water. It takes 332 1-2 million
gallons of the milky fluid to produce
the tonnage required to supply the
rubber manufacturing Industry just
in America.
The rubber latex or milk is not nn
TO ATTEND MIXSEn
IN IAKE CWARLEFS
Mr. John W. Hart left todny for
Lake Charlea where who will be n
Kuet nt a charming dinner party
thi" eyeninK that la being given • v
Mm. J. W Gardiner honoring Mra,
t> Noble who will leave In June
for an extended tour of Europe. I
Fath Mra Gardiner and Mra. No- 1
hl- are well known In Orange where
th-y have vinited on numetouw oc.
cantons
browned just fefore serving.
New pul itooN with Peas: Select
about the rooms where the guests
were entertained, and music from
an orthophonic victroln was enjoyed
during the evening.
Following the pleasing two course
dinner, groups were formed for
bridge, while dancing was also one
of the diversions of the evening.
The honor guests who belong to
the Monday club, were each present-
ed with a handsome gift by the
club, who sincerely regret losing
them as members,
Mr and Mrs Feid and their fam-
ily will leave Orange May 29th, for
Ran Juan. Porto Rico, where they
will make their future home.
The Health of Mothers is
of Great Importance
Houston, Texas.—"Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription was a treat
benet to mo dur-
allow fifteen
cook. The «
IN VITOX LANT NIGHT
Motorina to Vinton to attend th- l
•mnle meeting of Pythinn Sinters
that Vai held there last evening,
were the following ladies from Or-
an**: Mesdames Ehen Weldy. Mat-
tie Hertty. Wilda Bryant, A H.
Mons, T. D. Blair, Avyett, Hum so-
kotaki, Fronte MeLauzhlin, hellair,
Emer Avala P.
The meeting wa a mmrt enjoy-
able affair with an -x—11-nt program
nnd Mrs Waiter burge sas
day for Midland, T IBM f
husband who • n ans f,
from (ioose (‘reck
the peel with a I
twice as ninny pr
measure. Parboit
Mrs L..
The mid week pray
be at the J pley
See Our Windows
Orange, Te:
ing president of the class, was also
presented with a lovely gift of col-
ored rystalware Mrs Gunstream
thunked the class in a few well
< hosen words.
Fullowing the installation services
nnd presentation of gifts, a delight-
ful social hour was enjoyed at
which time the Agoga Pible class
joined in the pleasures. Contests
and games were enjoyed, and two
EUZFLIAN CLASS HAS
EXCELLENT MEFTING
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Euzelian Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church was held in the Baptist an-
nex on Monday night at 8 o’clock at
which time newly elected officers
were installed with impressive cere-
mony
Mrs. I. r. Gunstream presided
during the buziness session, follow-
ing which a special program pre-
pared for the installation service
'and formed the principal table de -
orations
F” Profusion* of beautiful spring
flowers in a variety of colors were
arranged to becoming advantage
groplc ’ particles of solid rubber mat-
te r. These particles are so numer-
ous and their powers of adhesion
are so great that one gallon of this
IV—Butte red seurrots and peas,
corn bread, spina h salad, dewber-
rles with cream, iced ten.
V Stuffed tomatoes, stewed on-
ion r, eanned fruit, hot bine ults,
hiked « orn, camned fruit, coffee.
lieef Ftew : f'ut one* and one-half
pound of round steak into small
pieces: senson and add three cupn
of cole water t’ut five potatoes and
FiX carrots into inch cubes and slice’
four rmall onione: add to meat and
simmer until well done;
Polka dotted moire forms ths ma-
terial used for the chic one-place
' frock worn by Mrs. James P. Dona-
hus beneath hsr tiered kasha wrap.
Plain crepe cut in a geometric de-
sign is appliqued on ths bodies. Ths
lower sections of the crepe are un-
stitched and fall loosely to the bet-
tom of the dress
A narrow rash of ersps is knotted
on ths left hip. and tiny scallops
trim the hemline. Three rows of
graduated tiers are used on the coat,
which is accompanied by a separate
scarf of black lynx.
For accessories, Mrs. Donhue
chooess a small felt hat with slash-
ed brim, held in place by an effective
pin of brilliants, two-strand pearl
necklace, large fan-shaped diamond
brooch, pull-on suede gloves, reptile
skin bag. silk hose and black pat-
ent leather opera pumpe.
Mrs. James I’. Donahue is one of
the three Woo Ivor th girts. The
others are Mra. Charles MeCann and
Mrs Ednn Wool worth Hutton, who
died in 1917, all children of the late
F. W. Woolworth of 10-cent store
fame.
MPa J. T Hart returned to her I
home in Orange today, after a pleau-
ant trip to IAttle Rock, where she
attended the Confederate reunion
held there this month.
Mesdames F Whitman
Kelly are horn, from a
visit with Mre Ray g, ott
street Mrs Orme was
her marriage, recently,
be in Orange Sunday and wil be
I heard at the First Presbyterian
church at the morning servicep
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By n wise choice nt vegetables and
by proper combinntions with other
(oods, a well balanced dinner may
cons. t almost entirely of vegetnbles.
and the "menus prena red for the
we.k hy memhers of the househole 1
erta depart ment of the College of
Industrial Arte inolude several such
meals Vegetables of diffe rent types
should tie included; n starchy vege-
table, one hih in proteln and one
or two succulent vegetables should
be selected. The addition nf some
fat or fat meat not only increases
th* food value, hut makes the meal
more satisfying in character.
MENUS
1 Bc*f stew with dumplings,
sponge cake, lemon sauce, iced tea.
1! Garden peas and new pota-
toes, cornbreas sticke, buttered Swise
Eem
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g with Mil
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in wil! be |
FrMay night. At I
. LESS THAN !
19 t
write rubber-tree rap
(Tuesay) -
Tuesday bridge chib at Woman’*
club house at 3 o’clock with Mra.
8. C. Trimble as hostess,
Merrie Wives bridze Hub with
Mix. Lon Craft, Tenth and Park,
at 2:30.
Orange Delphian- meet with
Mrs. W. A. Gunning. 405 Cypress
street at 9:30,
i Ladies’ Bible class of First
Presbyterian church meets at the
chapel on Burton and Sixteenth
etreets at 3 o’clock.
(Wednesday )
Fortnightly bridge Hub with
Bfm. J- 11. Dat Id, 407 ('berry st..
Hl 3 o’cloek.
I Baptist circle No. 5 will meet
ylth Mrs A. Carr, 804 Front
■Uvet at 3 o’elock.
(Thursday )
K Woodbine Rebekah lodge No. 103
meets at L O. O. F. hall at 6.
Woman * Missionary society will
meet at Methodist church at 3:30.
Gleaner** society meets at First
Methodist church at 3:30.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 273, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 15, 1928, newspaper, May 15, 1928; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529951/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.