The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 120, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 20, 1962 Page: 19 of 28
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SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1962
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Musicians
To Close Year
After Program
The Chamber Musicians win ad-
journ for the summer after their
program Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in
the home of Mrs. Hugh Smith.
2019 N. 30th St.
The program will be on Latin
Americans and Mrs. Leo Single-
ton will be the leader.
Mrs. I. E. White Jr. will be
leader for the hymn of the month.
"The Duteous Day Now Closeth."
Two piano solo numbers will.he
presented by Mrs. R. H. Flach-
meier. They are “Cordoba." Er-
nesto Lecuona, and "Le Polichi-
nelle," Hector Villa-Lobos.
Mrs Singleton will sing "Madri-
gal.” Sandovar.
Recordings will be played of
“Simfonie India," Chavez and
"Concierto del Sur." Ponce
Hostesses with Smith will be
Mrs. White and Mrs. George Sig-
ler.
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.BONUS
First Mathodist Church "1
started teaching Sunday school
at 14 and I'm still not ready to
quit,” she said warmly
One might join her at her an-
tiquated piaro lor an interlude of
spiritual music and singing Her
fingers are as agile on the key-
board as is her recollection of
many, many songs .and hymns.
Miss Bland lives comfortably
and contentedly and keeps a neat
house. She feeds her Bible regu-
larly. loyes company and enjoys
her daily newspaper Occasionaily
she walks to a neighbors home-
for a visit.
She believes God is where, na-
ture is and declares. "I wouldnt
know how to live without flow-
ers.’" Her many roses include
three with green bossoms
There are a variety of trees in-
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ALL Bill Due Dec. !, 1962 (Plus Cleaning)
Phone TU 6 1444
III
mm Gives Prescription for Staying Young
Gary Meek of Newton ' the fire station here. . - _____ —_____
-----■ ’ A practice of degree work was By LILLIAN CHATLOSH .eventually met and married Miss. and masters degrees dren at her own she says "it's featured alternoon speaker yes-
IAstallation Ie S.. held this week with Mrs. A J One way to stay, young is to Bland's father, the late David "I’ve taught in so many* wonderful sense of satisfaction terday."
I SIA id non is en Granger, degree captatn, in spend your life span among Bland ' places," she said, recalling pe teaching others.". The conference opened with mu-
By Roselawn Clubcharse. . young. PeoPisoskeepeabusy, enjoy "I started teaching my last/riods here at Anderson and She looks upon teaching as a sie by the West Texas’State Col-
Officers of the Roselawn Car Mrs. G. R Turner, noble grand, nature and dodge traffic, year in high school which at that schoois to Liberty. Nederland and form of service "one i '' - “ ‘
den Club will be installed at a presided at the business-session This at least is the prescription time was the ninth grade,” she Por Neches. not necessarily end wit..______ . -
dinner meeting Tuesday at 6 p m when-14 sick visits were reported of sprightly Miss Allie Bland who recails. She claims to be Orange Ing of the lastbu." Br James P. Comette.
in the Ladies Social Room of the The lodge is' selling Acadian has devoted 60 of her 87 years to /Her mornings were filled with County's first school superintend- Children of today are deprived
Orange Bowling Palace • . cookhosk as a fund-raising proj- the teaching profession, learning at the high school inlent and for five years served as of extra help with their lessons
Mrs. John C. Jackson will beectu.mhe bookbooks may be se "I don’t feel any older than I iown and her afternoons devoted director, of adult, education at because teachers won’t put-in the
the installing officer. Mrs. R L cured ,rom members of the lodge did when I started teaching." she to assisting her mother teaching Huntsville, supervising study, in time they used. to. Miss Bland
McCullough is in charge of ar remarked. ' pupils "in, all the elementary severe l counties including Orange, contends: V
rangements. "N RE Keith, vice president and Miss Bland is » tall, vigorous, grades in Cove." Born in Bessie Heights. Miss "I never figured mv day was anerov mo. _______ carc mnrr niuner e
g officers to be installed age Mrs. Mrs. Archie N. Wafer, secretary quite comely woman with a spe- "At that time there was a criti- Bland has resided on the origi- done as long as there were chil-jengcaen memders wor .zamongjchairman, did the me In
E. D. Carpeq ter, presidene~Mrs. treasurer. ° cial fondness for childrern. This cal shortage of teachers." s h e nal family homestead property dren waiting for help with Eng a caucPtira wi- hoattendled to her field.
--------------------—---------probably explains .why Athey explained. sinceaspe.age.ov "exceptator lishormath 2 she said, adding Following . Nuncheon, speciai
enoose to tall her Aunt Allie Miss Bland continued teaching P‛,05“ nolnt)Was away, teach Children who came to me with Red Cross office in Orange 1---------!
/Mk _________ . Her teaching career began in while studying at Alexandria in& he Po ., , out. Port ions of their books were actually doing VMrs Jon Mor. nmvirUA
Cann School established by h e r Methodist Institute at Kilgore She the „laacre aract..on.Du Pont me a favor " trans portal on Ma SccProuidedi On Vacation
mother, the former Martha Ann also taught part time at Sam establish edsbysher.par- It’s’just possible that Aristotles Paty Atchison. Faye Mmnranied n ‛ _ 10
Alien of Jasper, Martha AlleniHouston State Teachers College e 15 ’* h Co e School comment might apply here. He Brenda Defoor. Brenda Gw*ore Dr and Mrs Ralph Merwin and.
came to Orange to teach and where she received her bachelor's * person cati in&. on Miss Bland said: They who educate children Carol Russell, Susan Potter Pam- family of West Orange left Wed-'
Emmaumuzm:momunma ',*7 ,17. her aI her desk well are more to be honored than eta Scales. Faith Savant and Judy nesday for a two-week holiday in
•amaia"mrieHesema preparing weekly sunday, “Chuxol they who produce them Moore ' Mexico
•wn• AB./aNN lessons for her adult 4- __________________
• and Cooks-
•e MO in a,
of the seni r
l guests
CUCUMBERS FANCY
PEAS ^ . 29'
JASMINE SLICED
BOLOGNA 39,
Mrs. John Haslam is in Canyon Another special speaker wasinterest groups were formed for
this weekend attending a leader- Mrs. Fay Brown. Texas Division'consultation with various state
ship training conference of the president ’ Serving as special con-chairmen.
AmyerwameAssociation.ofUniver-sunant was Erwin Ochsner,,Represented branchs -
imomesiatnnpast vceupresidentofamario. Can yTT Plainlew,
Mrs Southwest Sent *„ Reg0n. Muleshoe, Childress, Levelland
Mrs. Haslam s topic was Lead- and Lubbock
ers Are Made. Not Born." '
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drive her to church, to market .
or the doctor "only until Lm 7
able." she remarked
Miss Bland can tell you how W
the town and surrounding commu- 1
nitieshave grown during her long i
life here. “It doesn't look like it I
used to" she admits nostalgicay
Noting the improvement s hr,
said: "I do wish Usey could have M
been made withouk destroying
the old landmarks."
Miss Bland and her sister. Mrs h
Monroe Chapman of Beaumont j
are the only surviving members ;l
of Martha and David's seven chil-, I
dren.
Her memberships Include N
United Daughters of the Confed- |
eracy. Texas State Teachers As- I
sociation. Teachers Retirement i
Association and the Order of 1
Eastern Star She has been hon- .
bred by the Eastern Star for her -sl
membership of more than 50 M
years.
I Miss Bland disapproves vigor- H
ously the wearing apparel of some M
of today's women. "Some are Bl
completely lacking in modesty Jj
and I wonder at their motives ” M
"There is no modesty nor re- 1
finement in tight britches and .
shorts, which, in my opinion, con- h
tribute nothing toward the at- ™
tractiveness of a womhan," she |
stressed.
“What is life worth" she “
questions, "without the higher h
virtues and principles which ”
command respect?"
Miss Bland's favorite moments I
are those when she is recognized ]
by former pupils. "Its kind of nice W
being told you're just as I re- a
membered you' and discovering I
that some have grandchildren in B
school."
Although she has had no chil- ja
d4 eluding mayhaw plum pear and
H ■ She is proudest of the older
• trees — an orange more an a
• half century old: a 75vcar- id
• pecan and an oak tree Th- ak
• is the only one remainin: of
• seven planted by her mothers
• i students.
• ' Miss Bland recalls vividiv the
• era of the orange groves here and
• holds proof recorded in an en-
Pnoto larged family photograph The
picture is of relatives gathering
oranges from a large grove near
-- the Lutcher & Moore Lumbet Co
mill,
“The grave was started by the
Merriman family," she recalls
and claims her own orange tree
to be a memento of the era.
Despite her age Miss Bland has
continued to drive until recently.
S when she tripped and fell. sprain-
mg her leg Kind neighbors
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Dr James P Comette. Jonstration including all the step, Pie to Miltwrichfe
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 120, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 20, 1962, newspaper, May 20, 1962; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530587/m1/19/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.