The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 177, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1961 Page: 3 of 18
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JULY 2«, 1961
THE ORANGE LEADER
PAGE THREE
We the Women
And Plan Other Church Assistance
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work her days around.
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CHOOSE FROM-
SouDs, BARKS AND
LIGHT FAU TONS
PRINTS, CHECKS * GAY
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Quality Melons
Are Scarcer,
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Of THE OUTSTANDING COLLECTION
RS COTTONS, AND AT UVINt'S
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of West Orange, a former resident
of West Lawn.
Adults attending were Rev. R. L
Self, L. A. Whitman, A. Britt Wal-
ters and Paul Allmon.
PREACHING BY
DAVID YOUNG
(Temple, Texes)
are asked to sign
chart which will
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JEANS
SIZES 6 TO 16
hej a
ORANGE, TEXAS
FIFTH and GREEN AVENUE
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PRICES START
AS LOW AS
SAT.
ONLY
MENS
2.99
DISCOUNT
SALE!
ALL NEW FAMILY PROGRAM
FIRST TIME FOR
THE AREA
AND
3.99
TO
3.95
Class Completes
Several Projects
A number of reports were given,
a commmittee was appointed an! a
project completed during a Tues-
day meeting of the West Orange
Christian Dorcas Class.
Mrs. Gene Pricer reported on the
Brasilia Christian Mission in Bra-
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MIXED DOUBLES ONLY
3 Place Cash Guarantee
your summer
y savings as
sale of sum-
blors are the
ric care the )
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vise — shop
— you will
arm-ful . . .
iwoy or open
iors', misses'
placed on the
BOYS 13%
Ounce HEAVY DUTY
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Baptist Camp
McLEWIS (Spl) — Members of
the old First Baptist Intermediate
RA unit spent four days last week
at the East Texas Baptsit Encamo-
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CHARLES
HARDAGE
(Vemon, Texet)
MUSIC
DIRECTOR
U-
= $
by the women’s club. The report in
he change* of constitution and by-
laws, requested by the women,
was accepted by the church coun-
cil. —J
The Housewife's System
By RUTH MILLET
Gy CawnaWhecs
Use these gay Swedish designs
for quick bazaar items .. . towels,
potholders, bags, mats.
G. B Hutchinson as hostess.
Mrs J. W. Fawvor presided and
Rev. W. E Doerr, pastor, led
the Bible study. "How to Pray
When God Does Not Grant All Re-
quests."____________
broider, quilt, weave — fashions,
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FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL AND INTO FALL
JUNIOR PETITES AND JUNIORS
FALL COTTONS
STYLED WITH AN ACCENT ON PERSONALITY FOR CAMPUS OR STREET
• NURSERY OPEN DURING SERVICES •
First Baptist
$200AW.k
SUNDAY, JULY 30th
30 and 11 a.m. - 7:15 p.m.
tions for six smart veil caps
the Hurry, send 25 cents now?
.Or papa’s telephoned message R As A ++e nA
that one of the "big boys" is in KAS Arend
town and how about having him
out for a steak dinner?
Ne every day is filled with
sch little surprises, but most
them are for any woman who
has a husband and children to
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pions and Gravensteins from Tex-
as and Arkansas, are appearing.
Chicken and turkey are plenti-
ful and economical. Increased
beef slaughter, especially better-
quality fed beef, is making itself
felt. Egg prices continue firm.
Sjaimp is plentiful.
So simple, even a child can help
with this handcraft. Pattern 566:I
charts, directions for weaving 4
different designs on huck. Deco-
rate many varied articles.
Send 35 cents (coin) for this
pattern — add 10 cents for bach-
pattern for first-class mailing.
Send to Laura Wheeler care of,
The Orange Leader, 342 Needle-'
craft Dept , P. O. Box 181, Old
Chelsea Station, New York 11,1
N. Y. Print plainly PATTERN!
NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS and J
ZONE.
JUST OFF THE PRESS! Send:
now for our exciting, new 1961
Needlecraft Catalog Over 125 de-
signs to crochet, knit, sew, em-
kets, but you may have to pay
a bit more for quality, says the
Agricultural Marketing Service.
The price spread between top
melons and those of lower quali-
ty increased noticeably this week,
as harvest in Southern areas ta-
pered off. Better melons are
scarce.
Texas cantaloups continue in
excellent supply at economical
prices. Fresh peaches are plenti-
ful and low-priced if bought in
bulk. Lemons, California plums
and strawberries remain in good
supply. Bananas also are abun-
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The group decided to sponsor
a church picnic Aug. 13 at 1 p.m.
on the church grounds. All church
members an* invited to attend and
are asked to bring a basket lunci.
SHIRTS SI
So the housewife, quite naturally.---------— -------.
can’t be expected to get all ment at Newton,
steamed up over some scheme for Those attending were John Sid-
saving 49 steps in making a bed ney Christian, Lewis Boyle, Roger
—when the steps she takes chasing Walters, Dwayne Whitman, Billy
” Peveto, Perry Newman Harmon,
birdies in the front end. Would homefurnishings, toys, gifts,
you please remove them.” ---hi- nr-- nE ---
Marsh figured she jokingly had
meant there were squeaks in
MEN’S BLUE DENIM|
Work Jeans
BRIDGE CITY (Spl) — St Mark. Members were told that a 40-cupl
Lutheran Women held a meeting communion tray has been ordered
at the church this week with Mrs by the women’s etab. The report in
car.
But she wasn’t joking. Marsh
opened the hood and found four
baby wrens in a nest on a bracket
Jibehind the grillwork.__________ |
+EASTOWN SHOPPING CENTER X' ORANGE
FALL LEAGUES
NOW FORMING
AT THE
PALACE
(Heord about the 32 Teen
242 e0gue7 Ingvir now)
GARRETT
APPLIANCE COMPANY
SALES and SWIGt
906 DIVISION PHONE TU 6-4593
27% Mr«. Pricer’s home where refresh-
ak ments were served to Mrs. Ger-
r trade Chandler. Mrs. Ruby Con-
994 drey, Mrs. Chester Boone and :
-• ex-
______ - ip on the
It's the unexpected that keen, housewife.. Hers isn’t a job that
the housewife fumping."andma§ can:be redued to • system ~ any
make her look » an^uider Ik system at all
efficiency itself. ---
It’s the baby’s sudden fever that Thoughts for husbands to consid-
knocks the day’s plans into a er: See Ruth Millett’s booklet,
cocked hat. Or junior’s last-minute " Happier Wives.Chints for hus
revelation that he has been invited bands?" Just send 25 cents to Ruth
to a birthday party — and mama Millett Reader Service. c-o The Or-
not only has to run to town for a ange Leader, P O. Box 489. Dept. 1
gift, but get junior dressed in his A Radio city Station. New York
Sunday best, take him to the party19, N. Y
and bring him home.
dant and priced to sell.
I Grapefruit and California
grapes are higher.
1 Best buys among vegetables are
snapbeans, cabbage, carrots, cel-
ery, corn. greens and green on-
ions. lettuce, onions, okra, field
i peas, peppers, round-red potatoes
। and tomatoes.
Cabbage, from Texas, Colorado
! and New Mexico, and okra are
! lower. Carrots, celery and pota-
i toes are slightly lower.
! Squash prices are fairly high
and supplies limited! A small vol-
: ume o early sweet potatoes
reached some markets this week.
Volume of California bartlett
, pears is increasing and prices are
some lower. Summer apples, in-
cluding Arkansas Summer Cham- 1
GIRLS CAPRIS
T00c
SAT. AT
LEVINE'S VnK
Youngsters at the orphanage
also will receive 100 pounds of
candy donated to the church by a!
local merchant. Class members
be ed the candy for mailing fol-
lowing the business meeting.
Members voted to hold regular
meetings at either home or church
whichever is most convenient fori
! the hostess. Mrs. C. A. Dickey ap-
pointed with Mrs. Cosper to serve
on a committee for visiting the
| sick during the month, wili host]
the August meeting at her home.
Tuesday’s session was held in
silia, Brazil, and on the amount
of funds sent by the class to the
Acadian Christian Service Camp
at Lake Arthur, La. Mrs. Ed Cos-
per announced that toys had been
J purchased and placed in the church
“ nursery. Cookies were made and
packaged by Mrs. Jim Ortolon ,
and Mrs. James Ortolon and sent
to the Cookson Hill’s Orphanage
__ at Siloam Springs, Ark., they re-
ported. (
A letter of appreciation to the
women, by the church president,
George Stoffer, was read. .
Lutheran Women Buy Communion Traygemeeememmemnmimemmem
TT I WESTERN HATS
Mechanic Learns
To Believe Women
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Auto
mechanic Ange Marsh learned
Wednesday to take women at
their word.
Clare A. Goetz of Greentree
took her car to Marsh’s garage
and said, "I have a couple
Visitors attending the meeting
were Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Ott
men, pastor of Elizabeth Lutheran
Church, Caldwell; Mrs. J. L Cork-
ran and Mrs. E. R. Saide. _
Vernon Aubin, Gene Arlan Peveto, I
Jerry Jackson, and Tom Hardin DALLAS (AP)-■ Watermelons
- — - - - are plentiful in Texas food mar-
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54 TO $1°0 STORES
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snErTcencysexpartrkgow.tustbozgiatoddler about couldnt be reck,
it and how much time and effort “ . ...
she could save herself if she would Or when she knows any energy
only systematize her housework i she might save by a more efficient
if it were fuet a nuestion 2 . method of clearing the table and
many beds tUSmakguest anvof so washing dishes will be used up one
many dishes to wash sday,.50 way or another by the unexpected
Hoors toScleananas). rthany demands of her tmily.
housewife could get through in nhats why the efficiency,
short order. pens might as well Rive u
It's the unexpected that k..ne housewife.. Hers •
Hove You Heard About
The World's
"CHIMPION
BOWLER"
COMING TO THE -
ORANGE
BOWLING PALACE '
It also was decided to have a
gumbo supper with a Halloween
party sometime in October. A free-
will offering from this gathering I
willr2 to buy A buffer for the PVAE
The women voted to work up a WM M f T • BQ
nursery for the church at the re W ww J I •
quest of the church council who • " " " " " ■ ■ ■
found it would be a great help in
the church evangetistic program. [
All women and girls of the church
who are interested in the program
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 177, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1961, newspaper, July 28, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530338/m1/3/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.