The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 141, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 16, 1938 Page: 3 of 4
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There are
HUMta Jlhrlklshas oil tli«
street* of the Tntematlonnl Settle-
Winnie To* And
Harold Sanders Are Wed
Mies Winrrte Toale and Harold Son-
ere were united in m'qrrlal^e ' Wed-
Ivesday evenlntf, .June id. t a o'clock
Kt the First Presbyterian Manse.
1th Rev. R. T. Drake, pastor, retld*
|«K the single rlnjc earemoriv, *
The brlile was tircomintcly attired
|n a powder libit1 hire frock with
vblte aeeenjnirleN and wore a corsage
|)f pink rose buds. M i*s Peggy Tonic,
ter of the lirl.de, was maid < f lion-
and Simon Holdl'lne served as best
"Only ••low friends and re!a
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TIlTTRSDAV:
Gleaners of Plrst Methodist church
meeting nl home of Mrs. M. H. North
at :{;30 p. m. '
Woman's Mlrtsinnary society tit
First Methodist church meeting; at
church at 3 p. m.
Woman's Missionary" society or
Mo)>>rnjld Memorial Baptist chltreh
meeting1 at ehiirch at 8;30 .p. m. •>
|lVe.V attended the ceremony. I circle One of Woman's Missionary
Mrs. candors is the-daughter of-| 8<lrjH>. #(,r SVf.H, Oran c^~-**ptlst
* fln<* M*#*; Tik'iIo of this I <*huivh niisfetUfff . nt hahie of MVm.
nd is a graduate of the tn.l.l^J, |,11|lry ,u'3 p. m.
fhwils here. The .groom-Is the sou . McN<Mliy circle orThtv -West
"*• nl"' Mrs. '! Sanders iff Divk. } Orange Iln.pt 1st eliarch meeting at
son, Texas and..... received his edit- home of Mrs .It .J. Pal res nt a p.m.
Woodltine Uebekah ( lodge meeting
ration at tlie_jr'Tty whools. here atid
It, Bohrelner's Institute In Kerrviile.
Pexas. He Is employed h.v Bandew
prothers Service Station,^
Both .voting people are popular
Bombers ol' the younger social w-ts
lei-e. They will make their honte
|t V205 Cypress street.
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IS, JOliKS slMlKKS PKTK8 '
IRE DEPT. AIXII.IARY
The ^winners In the recent rftenvhei*.
flip .fofiWr of the Orange Volunteer
DepaHmetn Auxiliary were en-
ertiHnpd W'eHpesduy evening at th"
ion>e <tf Mrs. Jules Sanders at 2001
ratk avfenne. RaiiKs of lllngo were
ilnyed by the sroniiN^ith Mrs. Nell,
(tljler wlnnlhg the prl/X. After the
*Wies a snlHiKx'Otti'Kte wnsNjerveil
lie twelve guwu present.
at lenste hall at 7:8(1 p. rpj
•Circles of tjte Woman's Missionary
nacloty of p'lrst Baptist church meet-
ing as follows: ("'ircle Orte at - the
lionie of Mrs,* O. J,; Ttaker at 0:30
a, m.; (Mrele Two at the- home of
Mrs, Arthur Wllfel'nsftti; Circle Thrfe
nt thp 'litim'd nt M,rs. PlOy^i -HHsmnn :
t'l'rcle I'^oilr at the home of ,M Iws
-Mamie 'WrHrht; KiVe at the
home of Mrs, At'fhi|r 'VrHson: t'lrcle
Blx' nt the home hf Mi's.' Raymond
<loo<1r|eh.
r>i;<ji{i;i: of iionoij
TO Ml,JET FRIDAY ' ^
The Degree of Honor wilt holii/the
regular meeting Friday evening at
the WO. Wj hall. . The Unye^of roeet-
(nb is S o'elocfcr-S^Ti memlwrs are
urged to • be present.
Ma n y
|d "lazy'
Took Nash's
<<HE>S.LAZY,,
Li Y SICK
A Million
Feels
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MYRNA tOY WINS AGAIN
Menus
Of The Day
I,,. ly Mrt. Altundtr G oi9 -
Rhubarb In Fritter
Dinner Serving Three Or
Chilled Fruit JulC««
Salmon Stmfc CreumwjL Pot*W*
Buttered Cabbnue
■ — liiiubarb Prltters
I- Bread Butter
Head Lettuce
Betttna ItelUh Droning
Strawberries and Cream
Sour Cream Chocolate Cooktet ,
i Rhubarb Frlltern
2 ciipe diced ft teaspoon *«lt
ment.in HhaiiKhai and each one fur
nlthM employment, to three coolies
-who work in eight-hour shlfti, imik
Ilng a tola) «*f 30,00ft men enrajted In
I his work; wfille the sverage num-
ber of dependents /or eaeti coolie
Im five.
peeled rhubarb
1 cup flour
l'A teaspoon*'
baking powder
Mi cup granu-
lated sugar
2 egg iroik*
£ tablespoon*
fat. melted'
M cap milk
Mix ingredients and |«Bt to«
?ether,for one minute. Drop por-
ions from a tablespoon into deep
hot fat. Fry for five minutes—or
until the friUws are well puffed
and brown. Drain thoroughly and
serve hot, sprinkled with confec-
tioner's sugar.
Bettina Relish Dressing
1 teaspoon salt '.i onp vinegar
• 1 cup salad oil
U cup chopped
plmlento-
Btuftfcd olive*
1 tablespoon.
horseradish
1 tablespoon
catsup
Mix dry ingredients. Add vine-
gar and oil alternately. Beat well.
Add the rest of the ingredients
■ Beat for one minute. Store In
covered jar in the refrigerator.
Serve on lettuce. ' <
Sour Cream Chocolate Cookies
1 teaspoon
paprika
J teaspoon
celery need «.
1 teaspoon dry
mustard
1 teaapbon
mime,1-t.i,lull
4 tablespoons
grnnuuited
sugar
owyu 'MAttA NCT
w*S"
WHAT HAS HAftfeKO "SO FAR
frWfrrfie-yw-dfet Lord QtOf-
4* tMXIy U con-
m*^iktkmiri>o«tfneto, Dori*
dkiMton, who. OS tHo boy fainta
HH -a firnklty ihof, wcctisfully
MMMr« the theft ?/ a twek-
worth jhiitv thousand
■An itit&rahce agent,
ifHHff Ofoffrey, proven
i an WwjWMtor. ■ An a
-cc/mea through fr4m
tft+y manoff )i to warn
. Her, ; - m "■ .• ,
CuMht mi Int 1*W« tria. .
" TiiUfcin
unnpTsr I nroe
a Geoffrey
.. tnoriiine
iyrtiationly
' heavy-
H t'U^> fat
v • «!> dark
V;:eWii snttar
Hj cup cocoa
2 eggs
1 t«n«poo
iifla
detective, WU
closely. A plain-
by, On
ofpho-
trnto
urn to
'i teaspoon «aIt
H cup thlcjli
CI'M
.... ips (lour
1 teaspoon sod*
H cup nuts
(optional)
i Southerner has been call
when teal|y sicltness, tired-
less, run down feelings were simply
paring him apart. Mr. Nash who
a Southerner, who understands
lout hern ailments, knows this and
Iiiqws what it takes to make South.
|rners really feel good again.
Southern ICemedy , for Southern
* People
<Mr, Nash makes Nash's C. & I,.
fill effect on thexjligpstlve system,-
cH^tnaing it, to lieliiNrlil the system
of xtlllousness and slitgiHshTfess from
MalaHa. Thh-d, Na h's\c. & h.
Tonic Iim an excellent liiilld nti Effect
on the, sy*(tein to help restore
and natural
_ Money
Today get lo
rk '(iuar
!'S good again
with .\asli>^rr. -&\L. Tonic. Ml".
Vmle ami this famous remedy which' J NajiU<sirys, "(!o to viiHr druggist, Ituy.
taken by thousands of Southeimjaai^pr^Sih' bottle of Nash's «\ & It. Timic.
Us a wonderful 8-way effgtOt-^trst, If in one week you clonK. feel much
removes Malaria fixtfiTthe blood, better, return the bottle to yyur drag-
Ind most SotiDM-fflei's' have such en- ! gist and every cent will lieNn'turn-
Irfy lyuHTtTJirrtriices of' Malaria, NflSh's Cr^tr -.tel'Ttf/iif -5t K at
(fglr they do not know It. Second, I (irugglst.s. For sale In Orange ^'.V
kash's t\ & 1,. Tonics has a wonder' tioree Drug-Store.
SETS "DER MOXIE" STRA
unrit
T . . . GCne
Tunney visited Max SchnieliriR in training
camp to deny report he coached Joo Louis in
technique to beat German challenger, who
ed Brown Bomber once before and
he cah regain heavyweight title bv re
treating in New York June 22.
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Myrna Loy is shown with the trophy awartied ktr for betnff **Ucied the
mostpopular actress of 1937-38 inthepot&poifSeredWte "New York
Daily Mirror" in conjunction with 'tke~~fltfetfeiitifiht Th <iti'e Owners'
Association. The poll covcred-a circvilatiaivof tnoYe than ttVenty million
ders. Miss LouJsKow working opposite Clark'Gable hi "Too [Hot
To HtmiU." , 2tCol. Mat p 1
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■HRlNJJArST I'ADIKS SK\V1N*(i '
M/ffi >riiKTS AVi;i)M!8I>A\
The weekly meeting of the Chris-
acnes' Sewing chili of the Ftrs.t
an <-hUrch, was held AVedtiea-
noon, at the home of Mrs.
I with seven members
resent. Tt^e tisuaI working se«sii)n
which refreshments
Hand wlchos were Ser-
nieKting wil,l he/ held
Wednesdiiy aftertioon >tt th^ home of
Mrs. W. M. Kj-oiich^at "VI(i5, I'ark ave-
nue.
-^"t5reain fat and sugar. Add cocow,
eggs aijd vanilla. Beat for two
minutes. Add the rest of-the in-
gredients/Mix lightly and chill
for two hoursT—or longer. Break
off bits of dough and flatten down
two inches apart on a greased bak-
ing sheet. Bake for ten minutes ir
a moderate oven.
Sins. Kl.KAV TttOWArtllSON
WIN'WRK*) ify \v. Hh. s.-
Mrs, ^Rfray <,ftlc,tta't«er*On «r'(is hon
ored Vvith n phower, J^lven iiy the
Woman's Attss'ipnary tnjciety , of the
West Orange, Baptist ehurch. at the
home of Mrs. Henry Myers \Vednes.
day aft#rnAOn. . .
Varftnis 1n^e ■"(■sting gamoi were
eajrtyeil I^V- the gifrft ts aftep which
tt^e 'ifrts' \y<*re YiresenWi to the hon-
oree. A sweet course wak then
served to tile following gu/jstsj MeS •
dotWes W. C. rolhiirn. 'lii AV, Block.
Charles Uiireli, Tl. K. Toney,; Fdwln
Fiet'mo'n, c. D. ttogan. W- M> Stro-
ther, Percy (iodwln, Kenny .tlnhei-l,
.T. W. Woods, .lesse IMntimiUi. I'liul
Sarver. I^eki Wasson. Klwood ■ Pierce,
M. 'BrMkm*n,W. '!<■ Iswtfe jfi. T,
lyOtt, Frank f n<Je. TC(%ar'! Mlshop
(S<no| "WMiop, ""Jftfss trtirlssa' flrav-
ett.^the WOfiOr^>c -uhd the -hostess.
Tho^MNMWjftng' Oftt*' %t*re Jifrs. Al-
bert Ctftmiy and M Is, fTilgb- Mycu.
MRS, A ir'KS *KNfIrttTAVN 8
NftVftli.TV
"Mrs. WiWam HlVks yi'ns ■ hostess
to :■ ofVthe .lollKjCnviflfy, cluti
Wednesday afternoon at ^kHti o'clock.
>flx . memliprs were in aTNmdance,
Afh;r tH© jMv'ing peHod, i-Wfresh-
nietilVof ehftV ti'n'd tttn Sv^i-r- seri^d.
The cltMf Wll) n£k.t meet at the tisua
time next\\veek. the pieeting Isolng
postponed in^ll Tueaday", June ix.
Jtu -
terday
La.
for their home In New Iberia,
cities prepared for "Bowl of Rice" parties
June 17, to raise relief funds for 30,000,000
civilian victims of Japanese invasion of China,
Chinese children like these were reported by
relief authorities to be threatened by famine,
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S OF BRITISH SKIF.S
4,i. Balloons that will hang nets in
sky over London to trap air raiders
of future thriHed seashore crowd:
at Cardington in Empire Day dtm
onstration. "
■*
Mrs. ftveret> rftIhHsrsN^nnd daugh
ter Alary Alleen left yesteNhiy for a
two weeka visit In Oalvestol
Vllgll Bolton has gone to Houston
where he plans to spend the week IrV
the homo of - Dewey Co*. i
•' j •£—'>
' Mrs. "F. t T. flitter, Mr*. f,(>o
■ Orounds ntld. Harry ^titter left vei
Miss .Toy Crimes Is visiting Iri
Henderson tills week In tills home of
Mr, and Mrs. Stroud Seelliaoh.
lialph Miller, a vetara n carnival
mini, was here yesterday to look lif-
ter some, of bis property Interest's
w,lthln this. city.
Thirteen Sentenced
In Fascist Revolt
rtio DR .1A .video, June m (Ap>
—,'Pwo ' offi-eis .and eleven mldshlpl
men of 'tile llraxlllan naval academy
iiave liSen senlenced to 32 months
Imprlsoiirneiit each for compliotty In
the unsuccessful fascist rcvolhtlo'n A'f
May 11, They ueie co'in-lcfed bv
the national security eotirt yesrtMWiy,
■ccldent."
woman magi*
lucking a
records,
1 «htl tl t would
'mwfUMm." the ch*lr-
^ciates and myself aro
itiwiy iWWtn tfitiswi tor
sodAMy."
The rhairmftn. tprttsd to speak to
a quiet-mannered man seated in ,th«
Bnrnafao lioflifB, -n wefinre Witt*
tutlon, Which luld Been jirotrrlncntiy
Identified wtth, training and atd for
orphan boys.
'TBr. Burke," said the chairman,
"I %4 t to thank 'you for having
taken -Msi tnt re t ta tilts caie."
"I was fiad to ba ot service, Your
Wor*hlp,,rsinswered Burke. , .
"You'Va' heard the testimony, and
made yotir tfnm McamlnhtWn?"
"Ym, sir."
"What is your decision?" pursued
'he ch'You^Wo p kB„Wl( ,t u ;
not costonmry for the harnardo j
Homes to teeoept boys In difficulty
with authorities, wwever, In this
case, I'm imre We could do *a lot
*-m, «ml vo ...
Burke." , , <
■#$mi not goii>f fm«T"-asked Geof-
frey, in sudden «lsrt*y..
TJ ¥«Sr-:te *ldt<|t
...wiiHIH
rwt* too pramislmt a
• to reform school. Bui
1 e re<?Ssentt
RMPI J*c0(u"
going to send you among boys mos;
" orphans,, like Srour-
hjCT&g t -
of ttfottod Ghrtstian trtrfnlnfe,
i have missed, thus far.
Tfou uni; the misfortun^^ to fall
with criminals. F6r tl
Will be In respectable
where you will learn ta
upstanding and honorable man. Of
"yjjl
bit TWgr took
SSR ' '' * *
ihh; totks mom.v to
I'AY roil HIS I.ICENSK
HRWAR1), Neli. (AT') lff| r y,
Boston terrlor belonging to HrffOrtce
Maryland, appeared at the city rt«rt<'*
office wltli a ..tlfijbir bill hi his inrttlth.
lie paid for his dog licenser—took
the receipt'fit his mouth, and CMtfrn-
e,| home,
I'He city clerk wasn't safprMtfl,
uise Mklpp.v did the same thlftg
last^ear and the year before.
course, if
derstand?
Gtofffy st iMined defi-
antly, but tned to conceal
bh feelings.
X
t'ONtiltlvS^.AN W'lfil, KOORftS
RiVAtiS run oi' NAVfk:
oki,AII( IMATaHTY, (AI ) -'mfm
will be two eandltfajes, named %ll|
Rogers In the Oklahilmit demo<*rh'tl'-
lalnmry unless the' protest of Ortn-
gressmnn Will liogers Is upheld.
The congressman has cliallefufeil
the filing of an Oklahoma City Will
a candidate to oppose Him
nomination, as congressmnn-
tttrme. IVhon Jt
tWsy -WW me,
did you meet tMs
«Sk«d «ie chair-
tn front Of *
t '♦Wis warm ~
They took
to tea. Mr.
andon were
to tne. They
•artd we traveled
Hlt~-'%lss Clan-
Be me k«ep Up with my
I'teKarspiK
In this
r. At «re
%
m-
.'rtJTwtte to yom
th^iAiMtlMkn., j.
M ■ started rallinr
| — *Sd 1 TlV®
♦row, O«o«r y. you
fk seMOUs rirtltter,"
hi* arms. '
HH
ALUMINUM TRIAL
OPENS . . . Counsel W.
W. Smith says Aluminum
Company, long "whipping;
New Y o r k to4
bring two tons of
documents .and
over 2000 answers
to interrogatories
400 miles to tiy
issues already
settled in other,
litigations.
___ FOR rtc . . . Mrs.
A. L. Fleming, secretary
of Truth in Fabric com-
mittee of A. F. of L. wom-
en's auxiliaries^ ' Joined
farm groups and woolen
* iturers in asking
i for Federal Trade
Commission law to dis-
close how much reclaimed
r) .in suteti-
^virgin wool in i
-*vr • "t>
I WOWS *EM IN WHITE . , .
Summer beach fashion leaders
| are following cue of Harritt
Sjtarr. who appeared at Miami.
|Fla.. awun spots in white en-
laemble featured by ribbed terry
iciotn row, iiyiisu
N •"
Test Brairt\Wave8
me Lord
it."
id oeoffmy, "i
hi * Menu
■ * a. ^ .... - — *■- - j.
im tn« pnoio^ni7>nw, con-
Id the chairman, pointing,
y, s<e If you.can r*fOr-
■y, we if yemfii
IHIV of «Haee as Mr
TWflWBI
■"He ua win
■n tMs
Ew'piS
was that of JlW
■d Vlth W
I*, tnw
len he
(Ion,
■moos
tn maVi dot*n'tl
liWini #
nlFil.
|
Hil
mSm
IBmim
m
W-
naraiJS:
c«d to
Tint I'm not
opt in
ft the
HVel
by psychiatrists at their
•f a few ierlM called aa
sf the machine Is Interna* «•«&•«• «
tor tka recardlag
hi
Wo*Wihr>
ihoid
■liuuiu
Ignoring
cnairman, "tms Court remands you
to the custody of the Barnftrdo
Homes,"
Burke crossed to Geoffrey and |«?t
Ws arm around him, In a frleftfflv
fashion. Geoffrey stiffened defiantly,
but tried to conceal his feellnf,!
from the magistrates, as hit walke.l
slowly awaft.'-.c- li
On the bronke facade above this
entrance to the Barnardo Moines,
atop a long rolling Kngllnh hillside,
was the sign: ^NO hKUTtTUTU
CHILD EVER KhlFVilKO ADMI8-
Blot/". As Mr. Burke led Geoffrey
through the door way, the boy turned
baek like a prisoner taking his last
glimpse of ireedbm. Then ha pro-
- t},0 auperlnUn-
Was a klndlv
s. His manner
was on« of
er than schOl-
H , going to be
holding out his
val Stdod sllerit,
'a of frleridslrtp.
"Vwy wbll than," the school hwd
mtlnUed, "you don't chooso to Im
lira yet, but I'm Voors. Thutli
rlt of the fWttnfor of therj
Doctor Barnnrdo. The Work
ed has befriended more thah
]3ot000 boys and girls Ih dnforturtato
taivces. It has rwit them
♦V ahd help."
_ Ills ts a charity home, Isn't It?"
ed Geoffrey.
o tnttch a hoVne Of chsHty,
friendship. tLvufy
help from his pursnts,
his, k-elatives, or his frh'tnfe,
e put on the ptelh of b'Acomiiw
a wsefnl citizen. You want to stand
Oh ydor own feet when you're a
Wan, to Aa'rn your own way, t<
learn a trade, so you can be self-
reliant." v m
"Y<)u teach boys to he tradis-
people T" qdnstioned Oeo ffrey,
"Precisely, i"herii aro one hundred
of odr homes- They are «rohis,
rea'liy. You may select whieh onj
of them yon prefer. You con becottis
a farmer, or a carpehter, a printer.
haker. — HHoat,tt^H h g."
■ I don't want t be any of thota
things I want tofc>
replied Ceoffrey coldly.
The su^ermtenrtent pi
tment.
■■■■ KWt
ftrtt quaHtv of a i
man )Ni to pwll his own
it," he «!d sfoWty.
made the choice as
jw-m
o-
le-
In
er
at
Pf'
a hoat," he Wld
you made the
yifar vocsthm will he,"
"I Wfsh frt henn s nt tn * ol in
etled
HH Geoffrey teo
WtWft h' very riM. rou
|t," fs^lie<i fhe ntl^rthWWsn' ■
r ait'st."
* J5
\h* boy
>re
^KWht," f^led fhe
%noo von teoh't dec*
Ap*In he pa' *
'•ntefe tVe
man Why 1
tun d*#e *rd
to WMre
tn the MnWfcnltle
ent movwl dver tc
in to wt-tta on
stotW w
stm!
hu
mrttn
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 141, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 16, 1938, newspaper, June 16, 1938; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth303306/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.