The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 6, Ed. 1 Monday, January 8, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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to Benefit
lerson P, 1". A.
vmm^xxi/jSBHSar
of Htm Andawto* Ptiwt
Teachers' association ari plu owing
?- one of the elovenest programs to be
|iyw> here In several months. This
Vtogratfk will be given n* a part of
the benefit Minstrel to be staged ut
tkf Anderson school 'auditorium Fri-
da> 'and Saturday evening* tjt~ 7:*0
o'clock unit will include: *
Impersonations of huj^i, famous
screen and radio star* mm Mae Went.
Bin* Crosby. the Mills brothers and
l.aimje floe*.
Admission f ten and fifteen eenU
Will- > charged and #11''1 roce*da;
Will benefit tbe school cafeteria. ,
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MISS ABAMK TO KXTKllTAlN .
RMRT CJXB TI GHDAT '
ifiws Teadic Adam* W1H be. hostei*
to members o£ the Sport club at her
home Tuesday evening at 7:40
o'clock. Till* will he « business and
ioelul meeting.
Food Market Advice
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By ANN PACE
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mkthomnt riindav
KCHOOI, COVN.nr; TO Mi:i:r
All ' teachers and officer* of the
.First Methodist Hunday 'school nr«
urged to attend council Meeting to
be held'it the church Friday oven*
ittK at 7:15 o'elpek.
Matters of Importance will be
ussed and \v a light slipper
Served prior to the husincs*
slow
dl*-
will
ses-
womas^ wkhi.ky bibi.e
ri.Ass tcKkkrvh oin.vbk
Members .if the Woman's Wesley
Bible elaaii of the First Methodist
church will nerve lunch and supper
fit the l.ucus building ou Fifth streit
next Saturday.
The menu will consist of chicken
(Umbo. chill, pie and coffee. Tbe
committee In charge la composed of
Mrs. It. K. MoKague, Mra. —M. D.
llitrhee, Mr®. C. A. Boeltme and Mm,
X. W. Millard.
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MltH. ANDKBWK TO KSTKHTAIX
MUST MKTIIODIST W. M. t . V
Mra. W. F. Andrew* will be boat-
ed* to members; of the First Metho-
dlst Woman** MIS*toiiury society for
regular meeting at her home on
Orange avenue at 1 o'clock Thurs-
Nfo. A full ut ten dome is urged,
WOBMV (1,1'H IK FOllMKlt
, AT mkktinc; hi'XBAY
Mr*. Charles Adams and Mra, • J.
ii. David organ IsettSjO Boys' und
flirt's World at the Ktr«t Methodist
church Hunday afternoon. 'VjOfficbra
, elected at this time wore;
Louise Jackson, president: , Xotti .^. ,
McDonald. vice-president;' Pat Orif- "J**1** '
fin. secretary, and IK Hy Wililson,
treasurer,' >/>< t ■* ■
All children from age* of 9
are urged to attend. Weetlni
be held at the' church every
afternoon nt 2:10 o'clock.
TKEpa« ing of Maw Taor'a Day
brings ua to tha long, atretcb of
winter which uaed to result in eprlag
fever, due to tbe limited amount of
aunsblne, fruit* and vegetablaa avail-
able. It la a till tbe time when moat
work la accomplished in schools and
therefore when chlidren'a dleta should
, be most carefully planned.
MlUt, of course, Is a very Important
food In tbe chlld'a diet. It need not
b« drunk by tha older child but can be
served Uqt in soupi, aa: coooa. wlUl
vegetables or In desserU. For th^se
dishes efther fresh or evaporated milk
may ba used.
ClUus fruits are unusually good,
plentiful and cheap andtheae together
with canned tomatoea or tomato juice
are particularly valuable fooda for
maintaining health and guarding
agalnat colds. Fresh tomstoes are
equally healthfu" but at thli"season
they are none too plentiful. They are,
however, moderate in prioe consider-
ing tha season.
Green, yellow and red vegetables
also serye as cold preventives to-
gether with milk, cream, butter and
eggs. Ami ..g the green vegetables
which are p'entiful at this season are
to be found Brussels sprouts, broccoli,
new. and old cabbage, green beans,
peas and spinach. The seasonable yeN
w vegetables are carrots, winter
squash, rutabaga turnips and sweet
potatoes: Beets, red cabbage and to-
matoes are ihrf commonest of the red
vegetables.
All vegetables have healthful quit-
Itiea so we do not want to forget
cauliflower, onions, parsnip's and po-
tatoea aa each Is valuable in its own
#*y. Including tha fact that they add
variety to our menua.
Two Inexpensive vegetables to be
found in most markets but rarely teen
on the average menu are the vege-
tables celery .oot and oyster plant or
salalfy. The Quaker Ifaid suggests
preparing them as follows: Scrape or
peel tbam, put Into cold water con-
taihlng a little vinegar and cook until
tender in boiling akltad'water. Serve
with butter, white sauce' or mock
Hollandaiie! r -
Several salad plants are available
besides the usual lettuce and celery.
Including waicrcreas and endive. A
mixture of greena with French dress-
ing makea ah interesting dinner salad.
Shredded cabbage with shredded raw
carrot*; op beets also maks attractive
and Inexpensive salads or relishes.
After the flnal holiday feast sfeaka
and chops will bf especially welcome.
Round Steak cut thin and pan-broiled,
minute' style, is a flavorful and Inex-
pensive dish jven when accompanied
by mushrooms. Round steak cut into
small squares, filled with a savory
stuffing and braised la delicious. No
words of mine can enhance the charm-
a thick broiled sirloin steak has
for most people. Chops are also
popular Did you will find that shoul-
der chops offer more food for jeiin
money than the more popular loin and
rib chops.
For your next roast a standing or
rolled Hb roast of beef, rare, medium
or well uone according to your fam-
ily's taste, should prove popular.
In spite of the Interference of holl-
days and bad weather with the activ-
ities of the fishing fleet, Miere will be
halibut steaks, fish fillets, southern-
caught blueflsh, Spanish and King
mackerel, trout, sea bass, croakers
and shrimp available at low or mod-
erate prices. Oyster* will be popular,
for New Year's festivities as well
for. their own widespread appeal
any and every occasion.
11,111 1 " .
Here and There
By A/AXIXE I'RICIO
ii in i
, Pnnoranitt;-;JPbo«# big >ilvcr truck*
thwiwtpffng by. TWo r« l faced, btu
no*e«t> men in knitted cups tapping
their band* together ii* they tiilii
liml InuKli JiiMt oiitaide the offit'o. One
of them look* in, turn*, a Hluide red-
der and draw* the othijr. man out ot
night, Wonder whtit they were titiK-
ing iihoiit. 9fiHpross' the street
showing sign* of life: A light fluslieB
utt,;In ti^c dark receahea. "X. man with
a bKirtin ktart* sweeping tlie nidcunlk
vlgi«<)u*ly:x greiit cloud*, pf ^u*t
mingle wltJi the vniinr of bin bmutl
in the cold nlr.
A inll .voung " man ill *in*de jacket
and cocky hut Wihga I y * whist Una
•ttefciiniiicdiy. An elderly iiuin With'
overcoat collar pulled up to meet
the downturned iiiii\nf hi* lint, puffs
and blow* Mind suortk. Ills way down
Miss Marie
i b Honor Guest at
Luncheon-Party
i
Mm. Frank J; Williams enterlaln-
,'edj, with it iunelieon and kitchen
' shower ttf\lfer hptn^ here Saturday
to honor, Mia* Marie 'lEikfr of Vin-
ton, l^i., who*<> umrrlagf. to.' tttpweH
Fleig" of Orange will lie an event of
tills weefc? —
1'lnces \vere laid for fifty-six guests
ami n two bourse luncheon was
served.
I
WWirm
HAIXHOW UIRIJi TO
K1.K(T OFFICKUH Tt.'KNUAY
Rainbow Olrjic will hold the elec-
tion of officers at tii«> regular meet-
ing to be held at the Masonic tem-
ple-Tuesday evening-at 7 o'clock Ad
memhtut are urged to be present ut
tk« sppofnted hour.
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, A. It. MKKTINC,! is
JPOHTPONKO OXK WKKK
The D. A. It. meeting .scheduled
for Wednesday afternoon this week
yltl be deferred until the 1 following
Weilnesday afternoon at which, time
Ml**. Flavin Wignail will be hostes*
at her home on Front street at
3:45 p. m.
day.
Mrs, Hohart, wife of nn engii
and mother -of *lx, showed no
ecru, wheii arrested Saturday at
home by government iigent!*
1
Sit
to 12
Will
nday
OWliN* (trit TO HAVK
DAXt'K rain.VV VKIHT ^
'Tlnv Owl*' club will entertani with."
a dunce at the VVotn/at's .club Friday
evening at 9 o'clock with' music fur-
rrfft unif Ills' rtr -
will be placed
All young
nge and vicinity are
iVdiuiMd^n .will bo fifty
chftacftt.
in the
people
invited,
eenis.
Invitiitlon*
in!! tomorrow
of
U',
if
Mcl)rtNAia> W. M. K. TO
MKKT AT IMIUMAK HOMR
Mrs. Tom Dorman will fio boltc**
to memher* - of the MoOortsld Me'
luorfal Baptist Wouian'*'-~MWIonary
ftooiety tor a regular meeting Th;irs-
du;: afternoon at 2:10 o'clock. Mrs.
Bill Banbury of Ilcquittrey, Ivi., will
lie in clioi-ge of the program.
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Kl'WOIlTH l,i:A(U K PliAlIB
1U.BATK Foil HI'NOW BltOORAM
Me in Iters of the First Methodist
yorth league will hale a debate
at tTw^ regular meoting ' bour ne*t
HntidnyNMining on the topic, "Be-
ftilved. THtH It. 'Ia Xaeessarjf far a
obrlstfot) to ^Belong to the Church,"
with Howard Turner and France*
Butler itcbatlng offlrnmtive.
Margaret Andrews irtiii Clyde
ilers, th* negative.
with
fhll-
LEADER, 50c M<
if"'
;' 'f
rmmum
AdmtM l o 'IH •: lOe aftar *
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> iToday—T earta>—Wrthtrsdsy
WABXKlt BttON. Birferent MuM-
cal. (.eaater than •HiOI.B l MJ-
tJRItH" or "4Mtd HTltKfrT
OTIIGHT
PARADE
wh
* N«m ■ x
Woman Is Accused
Of Sending Poison
Candy to Brother
TROY. V. Y.. Jan/*. (AP)—At-
cused of sending poisoned candy
through the mull to lie*' war disabled
brother, Mrs. Hartth O. Hohart, 52
,veur old socially prominent Tr6y nttt-
tron, awaited without emotion today
.extradition to Flilladelpltla to answer
the charge on which *l e was indWjt-
ed by a federal grand jury lust fST-
at-
v|l:ir-
to
In-
out
*tat(. trooper* iim flic' climax to a
six weeks' investigation. She wit*
expected to be released iu $li),6ooj
bail today preparatory to leru^Hig
for I'b'ladelphla for arraignmen^
Wednek.biy.
The brother t■ t whom Mn^/llolmrt
Is accused« of sending the/ I'liridy Is
Harrington Fltiegerald Jr.,/a pa-
tient in the veterans' /luispltnl" at
t'oateavllle. He wn*/wounded and
gUNHcd during the ^irlj war.
The cund}' I* sijpposed to have
made ill two patent* and three
tendanu With Wlirun ntngemld
ed 11. All relVivereil.
Suiplclon 'was first directed
Troy because insurance policies
taling |t a,(M)0 had been taken
•on Fitjgerald'* life li.y persons tliure
named in t'ht> policie* as beneficiaries,
nccijnllng to J. Kdgar Hoover, dlrec-
the federal investigation.
Then, with the locale of the cln>c-
oliiie's source considered established,
the Investigator* subjected ■ the cahdy
box, wrapper and tin container to
laboratory' ilotutlnyi A card liear-
ng the mime "Berthn"' that was In
tTOv^pnckfige and typewritten address
and ^fingerprints on the wrapper
were the 'm;inclpal clue*.
The postuiilvk showed the candy
had lieeii niiillefV. from Philadelphia
on Nov: lft. The w4r«n,ip<jr bore the
return nddres* Maln'*'w((Jrect, Nor-:
list own. Pp.." which Ih nexl'-diior to
a liou*^ ottce occupied by the Fitz-
gerald*. >' ,
Hie •eet. Another sw^valk sweep-
er Appears across the Way. RemiTids
me Suddenly of the day I developed i
a cleanlinewt^-ininplfx and flourished
a diJUpl^atcd broom' itpund down tlio
sidewalk In front of Oiir office. I
hummed ' a catchy tuno sduring\ tha
process und was keeping eS<
time with tile broom when a. v
fnuu somewhere yelled insult fiV
"So tld* is the swell job you vvrote
us about!' I looked up in tlfiie to
soe a car full of univei-sitjy friends
\<:hi around the, corner'in/a flivver
I recognized a* belonging /a the 'dor-
mitory, gossip,'' Since Ofen I've eon-
fined my domestic mfrsufts to the
| Interior of the offlyfc S.i l'.v«t ailr.
| vanced froij]
J itress.
i(led for the same pnrk-
space- jusr now. I was betting
on the wlniu'r . . ; and lost. TUey
both *l<iddod nwny In u blase of In-
dignation/ I'm going to. see which
one gets Iwick 'to it first. Fun,. eh
kid? /I'lie little sliiue boy Stumblss
in to usk hopefully for trade—u -
tlleiy. The sky becomes brightpn,
ijoises of the morning begin to merge
Uto one another, in anotiier liour,
the worttiidnj" wurld ' wlll. lie uncoyev-
ing ctni'nters, rending mall, nnsxver-
on 'Sing phono*, aiid wishing they hud
! stayed home this week-end.
Roast and Cutlets
Sounds p
Jwrttaabi
j>«a^Btlt
Bar,
doesn't it, to
roast and
oouM bo cut up Ilka a meat ant
mal. You'll find that the recipes
we moan are not pecullar> but
peculiarly good, though we'll have
to admit that tbe flrat one la just
b trifle nutty. It is
fet ana Walnut Roatt: Mix
lightly together one and one-half
cups pea pulp, one cup soft bread } buttered
crumbs, one-half cup chopped wal- turning
nuta, one-fourth cup butter, two-
thirds cup canned tomato Soup,
ono beaten egg. salt, pepper and
ou ion juice. Put into a buttered
rite
*eaa^-SMWWIttr— hot canned tomato
for from thirty to forty-five njln-
uteB. or until set and brown.
soup, undiluted. This serves eight.
These Cutlets Are Cute
ToYhato and Pea Cutlet*: Com-
bine one cup drained canned peas,
one-half cup very thick whits
sauce and twn slightly-beaten egv
yolks. llj-op by spoonfuls Into hot,
1 and fry brown.
•n«l.' Dip eight
slices ripe tohu(to in flour, and
sprinkle with sill and pepper.
jSauM in the fat In which tbe cut-
lets cooked. Serve a outlet on
_each alien of tomato. Thla
Th
.recipe
X
Italy Celebrates" ~
61st Birthday Of
Queen Elena Today
ROM R. .Ian. s. (AP>—All Italy
eelebrutcd the tilth birtfidiiy today
of Queen Kiena.
She observed the day ipiietly at
the tjulrlnal palace, where the royal
ftiinily and intimate members of tho
court rejoiced with King Victor Km-
attuel and his consort.
lu itoiiio nnd Iu ail other Itnllivn
cities, the national tri-color was
abundantly displayed. The queon's
portrait or photograph was exhibited
in virtitalic—every t shop window.
tjueen Klehu. ouce a princess of
the now extinct inouiitaln kingdomv
of Montegero. is known personally to.
and ilcifiiy loved by, thoiisn'hds of«-
her subjects. Charity work, carvlcd
ou__u4jnost seerefly at times, Is h*ir<
■chief interest. u
tor
12 Columbia U.
Students Held For j
Disorderly Conduct
,VRW\YORK, Jan. S." (AP) — Aj
group of exulierant youths decided
Inst night that the proper wny" to '
< elebrute the return from the Rose j
bowl victory of the Co'lnliibla tea in j
whs to "rush'.' an upper It road way |
movie theater and shout-"fire,"
Twenty persons were injured, not
seriously, in the resultant panic.
Some of the youths were Identified
by police as undergraduates of the,
university. They forced their way
Into th,. negro theater and, once in.
side, someone shouted "fire."
The theater was nearly filled, and
theVe Was a scramble for the .\it*.
Police reserves arrived in time to
make a dozen arrests, the youths be-
ing booked for disorderly conduct.
... Matty theater seats were , broken as
tbe crowir "rushed for . ciJts.
Police said the students weTtf—to
the theater to see pictures of the
Columbia-Stanford football, game, anil
forced their way" in without tickets.
Final Tribute Is
Paid Memory
i
heart |
ny. vas'j'-
'e, who I
Bportsinan, who died of a
tack in Austin lasK W'edncsdav
laid to rest beside his wife
passed away last February.
State officials, labor lender*, fig
and wrestling pro mote r s_ mid ..i.nya n y
others who had known un,i respectod
Flyhn, gathered ut Wooilluwn < eiiti"-
tery here to pay their lasy respect*
t« him. ' 1,". /'
Chest Colds
hold,
tlvjon
Paw-
.take.
No nari'OtiiX^ Vour own dru«gi<t is.
authoricd to refund your money nn
the spot if ,vour Nitiuli or cold is not
I>onl let lliem get a strangle
germs quickly. Creom
ma jo, helps in one.
efnl hut^Siarmless. Pleasant to
\l«l|ll ICI
10 i Kjght" gera
, «'uiii! iht;s ?
ht i
harm
otiex.
/
relieved by
in'TCJTiyspX. Jfaa^ —..Those
li'tVing -({^('nSlon to /view the photo*
of-., former IiiiiCfte* of^ the Kiinsa*
state reformatory7,will hi1
tbe "before 'in<l after" ctfeft. Conn
crly only /one photograi'ili was
made hut now the boys arc ''inug-
Ked" whe/i they enter and when
they leave. •
t Adv. 1
trc!M«,i to , .
: • - lowing
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given
City of Orange^Texas, th
secretary-trcasiHror, M. (!.
will receive yea led bids on
eave.
Of jack Flynn SKIN IRRITATIONS
tires— high pros*.
HOCRTdN. Tex., .tan, x. (AP)---
Filial, trlbnste was paid here yester-
day to the memory of .lack Flynn,
Texas commissioner of .labor, boxing
The 58 yeaV olj labor, leader nvl
of eczema, ringwnrm. eiiafin^
pimples, minor burns, etc4<iuickly '
relieved by aootbing
Itching
impl
3--38
sure:
2--.lt]
sure
2y£St)J in.xS in. rims;
-2ft in.*#' in. rims;
f>—Puncture-Proof , tubes;
i - Wheels-paint ed and
truck—ready \to roll.
These bids will b,. received ,t>fi to
Ut Tuesday, .lantinry nth, 1II3t. Tho
city reserves the rigiit to rejbet iny
and nil bids.
Signed M. (S. DAVllS^ City "Sec-
rotary-Treasure?.
I ires - high prej)-
put on'
Your wifft may say—Cant wo get
along wttlmut it.
Voi'r widow will —What would
v n bav« don* without It.'
I.tfe InMuranee
Selman Allison
408 Ran Jacinto Building,
Beaumont, Texas
INDIGESTION. GAS
Mra. T. J. SmlUi of 510
Ktnlacky St., Fort Wdrtk'
Texa«, « y : "B*vlng had
Momsch trouble myself 1
can-say I was restored to
perfect health by the aae
5f Dr. I'icrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. I liad
aluirp, cutting pains,
would become nauseated
and belched hot fluid and
suffered much from indigestion. I have told
Humy about this remarkable medicine.'
^N*w sl«e, Uhlets SO ct ., licpitd jfoo. Large
tlaft tabs, or liquid, *1,J5. "W D« Oar fm^
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I wish to announce to the public,
friend* and uld ciistomera that I
have this day laken charge of. the
Bank Taitof, «hop nud that 1 sin
e<|Ulpt to take care of nil your needs
In the line of Tailoring nttd i^leanlng
ithwestern Greyhound Lines
But SUtion^ifth and Division Sti., Phone 22
Busses
EAST
4*15 a.
10:17 a.
1:45 p.
7:30 p.
m.
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m.
m.
Orange
6:45
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