The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 100, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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C, D. Wilson cntsr-
home on Park aVe-
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Of the Wednesday bridge
r (he r )t«lac club meeting,
', Were received. at t. ocloek
tables at players attending,
•cow honors for
Mr#. T. D- Sells and Charles
the ssuich a one ooutae menu
w * served from attractive trays.
personnel included: Mrs. Tom
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelf.
and Mrs. Malcolm Pearce, Mr.
*nd Mrs. R. T, Wrfoht, Dr. and
Mr*. Wynne Pearee, Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Sells,. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Steel, Mrs. Carleton Trimble. Dr.
ai?d Mrs.';*,!.«M^li-ReynoM4.';'';'1Mlss
OIHe Gome*. Graham Bruce and Kd-
K«r Brown Jr.
MISS ICO Jf STANCH COVI.K
IS TKCMP1T t'MB HOSTESS
Miss Constan«> Coyie was hostess
to members of the Trumplt cl«b at
her home Wednesday afternoon with
'two tables of members In attend*
Table prlxe* wefe won by Miss
Florence ^iker and Miss Barllne
Colburn. Miss Evelyn Pope was
visitor. The hostess served a iiitht
menu nt conclusion of the names.
% THURSDAY CALENDAR
First Methodist W. M. 8. meets
with Mi's; 0. W. Hooper at p. m.
First Presbyterian Auxiliary meets
at the church with exeoutir* meetinit
at J:tO and regular session at J:*0
O'clock.
West Orange Baptist W. M. 8.
meets with Mrs. J. C. Wella lit
2:30 p. in.
McDonald Memorial Baptist W. M.
a meets at the church at 2:J0 p.
Gleaners meet at the home of Mra.
Ernest Cottle at S:30 p^m.
Rebekahs meet at tho lod'ge hall
al 8 p. m. I I
Orange Blossom club meets at tha
lodge hull at 7 V p. m.
Firit Baptist. >V M. S. meets at
the church at • p. m., foi> the
monthly business meeting and pro*
MISS 1IAKRISON F'ETKS ;
IKTERMF.DIATK Q. A.
Mitts Gertrude Harrison wan hos-
tess to members of the First Bap-
tist Ifftemediate G. A. al her home
. on Border street Wednesday after-
noon with <.li'ver> attending. ;
Miss Winnie Ux Toale led the
votional and Miss Wilma Dee .^Cain
#jw the program with Mis^r*' Janle
Colburn. Gertrude HarrU^K'tind Ev-
elyn Hubert taking par)
TV next meetln*"'Wll I'e tied at
the home of Mlsfjyporotheii Hammers
Wednesday. XJay ft.
©EflTlK^SCHOOI, HONOR
ARE JfAMKD
f following students of the Cur-
■chool made honor roll requirem-
ent* during the piftst six-week
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d Grade: Calvin "Callahan and
King . Fateh:1 Fifth Grade; Jar-
via Butler. RubyfLee Mitchell; Sixth
Grade: Lilliani Addlngton and
Marjorle BoreU
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«nd you'll to
daily."
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS IIOIiD MEETING
Approximately fifty members of the
First Baptist Sunday school attend-
ed the monthly council meeting held
Wednesday (evening at the church.
Lawrence Lew in, superintendent,
was in charge and gave a brief re-
port on the Sunday school conven-
tion held In Fort Worth recently.
J. F. Hammers made a short talk
and ltd a discussion on "Importance
of Departmental Meetings." ■ Tirt
pastor, Rev. Edgar Eskridge^/itavo
a short talk arid, the meetinx was
closed with a vocal .solo l>y Miss Ai-
lene Smith.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS PLANNED
FOR Mt'SIO^WEKK
The Mus^rdepartment of the Wo-
man's cVut) are making plans for spe-
eiitl prngr.-ilns to be given in observ-
ance of Niitlonai Music Week which
pens Sunday, May 6.
All churches are asked to have
special music on that Sunday.
An Open program will be given at
the club house Tuesday evening. Ma^
8 at 8 o'clock with Mrs. M. G.
vies in charge.
A two-piano recital will be given
at the club house on Friday,/ May
II, at S p. in., by students of Miss
Alma Bplle Dodd.
The public Is invited to attend:
thesO programs.
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ty this evening With Mr. and Mrs.
W. A* 81ms as hosts «t their home
on Eighth street at 8 o'clock.. This
ia the regular monthly night purtjr.
FOUR ' ACES TO mv "% 'M$M:i
DANUE FRIDAV NIGHT'
The "Four Acea" will ontertaln
with a 4*<tce at Sunset Grove coun-
try club FrldayL* evening from I to
1 o'clock with music furnished by
George Craft and ,his orchestra. In-
have been mailed to about
SSO young peopl« of Orange and vi-
cinity. ; ■■; _ :1
ORANGE PARTY TflfciATTEND
DANCE AT iVIRBYVILIJE
A large delegation from Orange la
planning to attend the Firemen ben-
efit dance to be given at Klrby-
ville Saturday evening,, beginning at
9 o'clock. Music will he furnished
by George Craft and-his orchestra.
ICIAL8 i
iO TRIP
local Sinclair agent,
eits f
VISITING OFF*
ENJOY FISHING
Lon Craft.
had as hla guests for a fiahing trip
to Black's bliyou yesterday, tho fol-
lowing Sinclair Refining company
OftictoW: E. Kirby of ^Houston,
HOjrtfi Texas manager; W. H. Hilton,
ilesman, and fl, J. Smith, Beau
mont agent.
Others included in the party were
Mr. and Mrs/ Monroe Colburn, Mrs.
Lon Croft and George Craft, oil of
Qrange. /
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ORANOEFIELD NEWS
ORANGE GROUP TO ATTEND
P. T. A. CONVENTION J X]
Among those from Oyangc who Wlil
attend the DiHtrlct 1,'arent Aeachera'
convention at J^spfer next ^Friday
and Soturday arc:/ ' >
Mrs, M. A. Bravo, High school;'
Mrs. Harry Clark, West Orange; Mrs.
J, V. Atkins ?nd Mrs. F. M. Tay-
lor, Little Cypress; Mrs. J. F. Ham-
mers. county/ council; Mr. and Mrs.'
Br" It. Stov<>r. High school; Mrs, Mor-
ris MOor« and Mrs. Herman Nles,
Mrs. H..T. Fountain, Miss Ella Don-
na 'Fountain, Anderson school, and
Mrs, /George Foreman, district re-:
cording secretary.
Scjema r^tchUt^
Quickly relieve the torment and
the irritated akin by aimply
applying safe, comforting
Fifth/ Sunday services will be ob-
served/ at the Win free Baptist church
with/the Pastor, Rev. Bass, preach-
ing /Saturday inght and -all day ser'-
vlc/s will be held Sunday with plc-
nio dinner at the noon hour.
/A program will be rendered Sun-
day at Duncan's Woods Baptist
church with Rev. John Sargent In
charge. Picnic dinner will be served
at the noon hour. / \
The . baccalaureate sermon, begin-
ning the closing exercises Of the Or-
ange(l?td school will lie held May 13
at 8 p. nWi by Rev. oiiver of South
Park Baptist church, in Beaumont-
Commencement exercises will be held
Friday evening. May 18.
Plans ar« being made fof " revi-
val at the Baptist church, beginning
the third Sunday in May. It is hop-
ed that Rev. J.' Y. Youngblood of
Baton Rouge, who' assisted in the
revival last spring will be able to
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Scrubby HcuuU, Tired
*■ ' feel, Exposed face
By BtlZABETH CROCKER %
Director, National Btautg IntilM*
W/HATTI your work and what's
your play, and whore do you
show- the moat wear?
That's the newest beauty-ques-
tlonalre for you to answer, to get
the benefit of expert advice on
how to safeguard those good looks
with which you .were born or those
ii,which you have since acquired! In
my humble Judgment, women don't
concentrate nearly enough on their
beauty treatments,
One of you lucky-tohave-such-
lovely-skln girt" may hare hands
that 109k as scrubby as your active
kid brother's. Perhaps you think
filing or typing aU day, with the
dust and carbon stlftdng to your
nail*, and playing basket-ball eve-
nings, doesn't give your hands trip-
le the wear they should haw. But
yon caij't dismiss your hands with
a casual dabbing of lotion before
going to sleep. They're getting hard
w«ar, and need some pampering In
your beauty routine. Try * thick
coating of a pure, rich nourishing
cream and a pair of soft cotton
groves to.make your dream-of-iove-
ly-hands come true. Remember the
careful diving each time you wash
your ' hands, and a double-dose of
lotioti—money spent on a good hand
lotion Is economy, because hsnda
show wear a)l too quickly. Expert-,
ment with some of your foundation
cream rubbed thoroughly Into the
skin before you venture out, and
never, never go unglovisd!
If yoy're a saleswoman or a
school-teacher, then It's feet that
need extra beauty caw for your
case, Mary Jane! Thermae Laval.
Dler-Kiss beauty consultant, recom-
mends a hot foot-bath with a gen-
erous measure of bath crystals first
of all. Then massage those tired
feet with a pure cold cream that
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She's not one to neglect her hands—pretty Mary Brian of the movies.
will start the blodd circulating
freely. And next iflenty of talcum—
but really plenty of It—cooling, re-
freshing and soothing, and a won-
derful preventive against tl e
wrinkles that come from tired
frowns. Another besuty hint that
goes a long way in your long-hours
in crowded shops and school-rooms
is the use of sacheL Not a bit old
fashioned;}nther, the most modern
use of perfunie In powder form. If
you have no fancy Mftn or embroid-
ered sachet-holders, put some on a
place of cotton and tuck it Into
your brassiere, and see how de-
llghtfully-of-courae-rm-fragrant you
feel all day long!
And for you, Mrs. Williams, who
ate an out-of-doore canvasser, Just
emember that exposure to all kindB
of weather may leave you looking'
weather-beaten, unless you beat the
weather with extra care of your
skin. Cleanse it thoroughly—a fine,
liquefying cleansing cream is some-
thing you can't afford to economise
on—use a pore wash to get rid of
every last speck of soot. Then be
sure that a really-helpful tissue
cream is left on to do its rejuven-
ating trick overnight, to make sure
of a face as,fresh as the morning!
It's an easy slogan for all you
women—"extra beauty care Where's
there's the most wear."
return for the revival- this year.
Mra. L. Laughlln and Miss Jessie
Gruver spent the week-end with
Mrs.vWilsort Prince in Port Arthur.
Mrs. E. Vance presided at the W.
M. U. meetiug Tuesday afternoon-
Others attending the meeting were
Mesduiues T. Granger, Jane Grang-
er and E. J'ohnson.
Mrs. L. S. Brown gave a report
from the Methodist Missionary con-
ference held recently at Galveston,
uimrr.-nm-iL-.T '
Annual Memorial day wUl be ob>
served this afternoon by local pa-
triotic organlxutlons at 5:>0 o'clock
Evergreen- cemttery "• when the
graves of the soldiers of all wars are
to be decorated.
The memorial program 1s sponsored
by Pelhsm Chapter, U. D- C„ assist-
ed by the American Legion, 8 local
post of the V. F. ty., the United
Confederate Veterans and Spanish*
American war veterans. / \
An address will be delivered by
Rev. W. E. S. Diekeraon. ](
Mualo will be furnished! by, a unit
of the Lutch Stark boys' band.
A special wreath has been pre-
pared by the girls of the Anderson
school to be placed on the unknown
soldier's monument.
A special request has been mads
for all Boy Scouts of the city, to b«
on hand to assist in carrying out the
program.
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MAUlUckviULE SENIORS
TO PRESENT PLAY
Aunouncement wits made today by
Miss Marguerite Howard of the Mau-
ricevllle high school faculty that the
senior class of that "school would
present a three-act comedy Friday
night entitled "The Heart of a
Shamrock." The play Is an Irish
comedy. Admission will be 10 cents
for children and 15 cents for adults.
. Mrs- A. J. Cochran has as .heir
guest this week, licr sister,. Mrs.
Myrtle L©t, Craln, a recent graduate
of the Uounlouaa, La., high school.
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at tho regular W. M, U. meeting
held Tuesday afternoon. ThOso pres-
ent were Mesdames G. Harmon, Es-
sie McGlll. D. H. Welch and A. J.
Humble. /
/TRill^
Today and Friday v
Bargain Days—10c To AU
She Played With Fire
"GALLANT LADY"
with Ann Harding, Cllvo Brook,
Otto Kruger and Dickie Moore
Plus—Mickey McGuIre Kid
Comedy
ing safe, comforting m
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I.EG-VIj NOTICE
The State of Tex;
To the Sheriff or iwy Constable of
Orange County, Greeting:
J. E. Harrison, Administrator of
tl« Estate of Harry M- Watson, de-
ceased, having filed In ouK County
Court his- Final Account of tlie con-
dition of tho Estate of said harry
M. Watson, Deceased, numbered 667
on the Probate Docket of Orange
County, toother with au application
to be discharged from said Trust and
Administration
You Are Hereby Commanded, That
by publication of this Writ for <ten
days in u newspaper printed in the
County of Orange you give due no-
tice fo • all persons interested In the
Account for Final Settlement of said
Estate, to apijear u'nd contest the
same If- they see proper so to do, on
Monday, the 7th (jay of May, 1934,
at the Court llntnio of said County,
in Orange, Texas. when said Ac-
count and Application will be acted
upon by said Court.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, at my office in the City
of Orange, Texas, this 18th day of
ApriL A. D., 1984. W. A. Gunning.
Clerk County Court, Orange County,
A Trite Copy I Certify.
Let Us Give Vour Kext Permanent Wave
Our Prices Are L0w
Our Workmanship Supiuior
Shampooing, Finger WavingT^mig
Bleaching, Scalp Treatments'^
Manicuring and Facials
I MRS. W. P. CARLYLE
906 - 12th St. Phone 442
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Southwestern Greyhound Lines
Bus Station, Fifth and Division Sts., Phone 97
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HEREVER the finest tobaccos grow—in our
own Southland, in Turkey, In Greece—all over
die world, we gather the very Cream of the tobacco
Crop* for Lucky Strike. And that means only the clean
center leaves. The center leaves axe the mildest leaves—
they taste better and farmers arc paid higher prices for
u These clean center leave! are the only ones
MWroliplllW
used in making Luckies. Then "It's toasted"—for
throat proteeltiph. And every Lucky is fully packed
with these choice tobaccos—made round and firm,
free from loose ends—that's why Luckiea "keep
in condition"—why you'll find that Luckiea do not
diy out—an important point to every smoker. Naturally,
Luckies are always in all-ways kind to your throat.
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9:25 a. m.
2:20 p. m.
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/ Luckies are tft-wim kind to your throat
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McBeath, J. S. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 100, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1934, newspaper, April 26, 1934; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth289656/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.