The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 142, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 18, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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T.N.T, Club Enjoys
Swimming Party
And Fish Dinner
The T. N/ T. Sewing Club en-
tertained with a swimming party
at McFaddin beach yesterday af-
ternoon followed by a fish dinner
at Grangers at Sabine Pass.
The party left Mrs- Everrett
Filler's at 3 o'clock, where they
t before going to the beach.
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Those in the party included,
club members, Mesdames Dave
Journeay, George W. Foreman Jr.,
Travis Jarvis, Urty Colburn, Har-
old Sanders, George Colburn Jr.,
James Force, Carol Bass, Bill
Stringer, Ray Winfrey and Ever-
rett Fuller, visitors, Mesdames P.
m; Blue. C. a: Buttram, C. C;
Keown, Tom Williams, Harold
Herripgton, Clarice Saxon, Ver-
pon Ball and Mrs. Lloyd Taggert
of Houston, formerly of Orange
arid a member of the club-
The cliib will meet in the home
of Mrs. Joe Roucher next Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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—OI>|-\ DAILY 11 :<« A. M.—
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Starts Today
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A J'KTrKK 'LIKK THIS!
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—With—
AM,AN JOMCS
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"FOX NEWS EVENTS"
Also Cartoon
•'EDGAR BI X AGAIN"
the
FORTNIGHTLY CLDB ENJOYS
LAST PARTY FOR YEAR
The Fortinghtly "Bridge club
gave its last entertainment for
the year Tuesday night at
home of Mrs. J. H. David.
'AsR?ak^fry-"was-eni< yed-after
which bridge was played. High
score winners were Mrs. D. A.
Pruter and M- K- Thomen
and low score winner Was Russell
Fleig.
>lcDONALD„W.JVf U.
TO HAVE MEET
The McDonald Memorial
tist church will meet at
church at 9
morning.
Bap-
, the
o'clock Thursday
MRS. LELA MOl'TON TO
S HOSTESS TO GUILD
Mrs. Lela Mouton will be hos-
tess to the Wesleyan Service Guild
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock at
the First Methodist church.
!ET
ADAMS
Mrs. Mattie Adorns Wlil enter-
tain the Gleaner's Society of the
First Methodist church in her
home Thursday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. ——-
NIGHT HAWK, TO
MEET THURSDAY
The Night Hawk club will
meet in the , home of Mrs. A. J.
Willison Thursday night at eight
o'clock. This will' be tlief-la^t
meeting of the season.
-PERSONALS-
After an absence of two weeks
during which time he conducted
a revival ai the First "Baptist
church at Rosebud. Texas, Rev.
W. A. Corkem, pastor of the
-First-Baptist-chul ch, w;ul>ack_ at
Mi^iirTir-Viligfii
of
more i
essary
systems.
bid which Is two
essary, or hl|*
which has an
possibly a?
no high, card' i
elseiti'
normal op
mediately to
ncr, either IH l
suit, be very
or even invit
nbly has a r
top of other suit*: /
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During the two, fJ^ 3
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his post Tuesday
weeks revival at Rosebud, there
were 25 additions to the church
membership. *
m )W. with the king*<iueen of
or even with a \well-placed
Of that suit. Anyi of those
d'be enough to produce game
for hlrtl. As It turned out the
spade HlngJqueen did the Job.
But North failed to t heed
Smith's warning. In extenuation
of his &• Diamond bid, he pleaded
i that ha held no clubs at all. That
fUf the very reason he should [have
lil the bid alone, knowing he
could make no use whatever of
Hla partner's suit. i
It proved to be a good"thing
' that Sbuth made h's secottd bid,
| of 6-Clubs, as he was set only one
' tftlCK,. whereas 5-DiamoiKis could
{Haw# b*#h punished one more. BST"
i South's bid was unsoiind anyway,
iflfe should -have reckoned .that !
j NTorth knew all about his hand
> fhan thfc 5-ClubS bid arid was act-
ing with his eyes open. North, of
| Course, thought his 5-Diamonds
gently invited slam. But wliy In*
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NAZARENE W. M. S.
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Woman's Missionary so-
ciety of the Nazarene church will
meet at the church at 2:30 o'clock
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The purpose of - oOr modem!
scientific optical equipment,
and our thorough #jra
ination, is to preserve
vision and the beauty of'
your eyes. Avoid
GLASSES
Mr- and Mrs. Vernon Burgess
and daughters of Houston return-
ed home yesterday after spend-
ing a few days here visiting theft-
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bur-
gess and other relatives-
Miss Brownie Sloan, Miss Geor-
gia Belile and Mrs- Glenn Nel-
son, will leave Friday for Hous-
ton to attend the national con-
vention of Pilots International, as
delegates from the Orange Pilot
club. They will spend Friday,
Saturday and Sunday in Houston.
(Deafer:
vulnerable.)
North Kaar
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Nbrtw:
wist
Pass
5 4 < Paxr
Can you find- tit# two Mai- bids
In that sequence? It should not
be difficult. Both North and South
were guilty. The 0*3! at 5-Clubs
by South waa really sourid'bridge1,
as he property wished tb shut out
the opponents if ttl«y had a good
major suit fit, and* It looked as If
he had a very good' chance for
game himself. He bright' And his
partner with the aoe of either
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WEDNESDAY
The Wednesday Afternoon club
will me«l in the home of Mrs- E
D. Parmer at 1:30 o'clock:
Christian Ladles Sewlug club
THURSDAY " P" ™
McDonald W- M- O. will meet
at the church at 9' o'clock.
Wesleyan Service Guild will
meet at the First Methodist
church at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs.
Lela Mouton as hostess..
Spiritual Life Group will meet
at 2:30 o'clock, W. S. C. S- will
meet at 3 o'clock, at First Meth-
odist church. -
W. M. S. of the Nazarene
Church will meet at the church
at 2:30 o'clock.
Circles of the First Baptist
church will meet a,( follows: Cir-
ctptinewillTTieet-with-Mr*r-Floyd
Hillsman at 9:30 o'clock; .Circle
three will meet at 9:30 o'clock
with Mrs. C, K- Jackson; Circle
four will jneet at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. J. C. Pachar; Circle five will
meet with Mrs. Meade Graves at
9:30 o'clock; Circle six will meet
with Mrs. Ellis Carter Si " 3:30
meet
9:30
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(Deailer: South. Neitharfslde
' vulherable.)
" West having bid- hearts ^and
East diamonds, how should South
play for 3-No Trumps on i this
deal after a lead of the heart 3?
DlstHbutMl'toy Kins Features SyndU-nte. Inc.
Mies: KUis 'Carter It
o'clock; Circle seven will
with MrIrene,. Huut at
o'clock.
Gleaners Society of the First
Methodist church will meet in the
home of Mrs. Mattie Adams at
3:30 o'clock.
President J- H.
Orange Senior
mefetr announced
appointment of committees' tc
serve the ensuing term:
Planning board: Geo. Colburn,
chairman; D. E. Roach, C. H.
Meeks, and M. K. Thomeit.
Agricultural:.. A- J- McKensiej
chairman] Alex Lott, Abe Sokol-
ski and J. E. Alexander.
^ Publicity: A. F. Bums, chair-
man; J. B Quigley, Frank Smith,
and Rev. Ed Barcus.
Highway and Transportation:
W. B. Simmons, chairman; R. S.
Manley, B. F. Brown, and E. L.
Membership: L. W. Hustmyre,
chairman; R. C. Terry. J. C.
Stanfield and If- A. Gunn.
Industrial: M, J. Tarvis, chair-
man; E. T. Malloy, Hunter Beaty
and C. H. Meeks.
Defense! D. A. Pruter, chair-
man; Geo. S. Colburn, M. J. Tav-
is and Hal Carter.
"CHOCOLATE 8*Wf
chocolate "syrup like that J
to flavor chocolate milk sold
dairies all over the country
now available for honW u e
cans. Where there are
in the house It would be an
lent idea to keep a stbek in
pontry
LEMON CRYSTALS
A concentrated lemon flavoring
may itow be secured lit ffiyStBl
form; on# teaspooriful- of tne'pww-
der having the strength of two
average lemons- In drinks it Is
said impossible to tell the crystal
flavoring from fresh lemon Juice,
oth*r~ dlitrou
Lydli
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mon«klydt*tt rbanc2i kwr"""
hnvlnu run at tttnSa—I
E. Pliiktium'H VeKctobls Compound—
(amouH for ovsr 60 ymtra In relieving
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STATION
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QUIZ KIDS
.The .V«>U|IK hrnln trusters do
their stuff.
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Human Interest drnnia from
the cit) where anything can
happen.
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H: 1.1 P. >1.—Wednesday
BASEBALL
Ilenuinont at ft. Worth
latao p. m.—rii
JACK B
- AHD HIS O.
A quarter hour of frivolity
ami run.
Pay $1 Weakly •
Regular $16 Yalne! ^ Regular IBS
Single Vlflon * Of _ InvWhle A
Glasses nj Bifocal* J
Includlnf m Including *
Examination
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REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS
STATE
ORANGE
103 Fifth—Holland Hotel Bldg.-
-Phone 1017
You're Invited!
DEMONSTRATION
Of Small Electric AppH«ncet
In Our Store
to be conducted by
MRS. LOLA B. MARTIN
FRIDAY, JUNE 2Wh
10 A. M. to 4 P. K.
Featuring1 cake making and complOt© meals
with the Nesco electric roaster. Mrs. Martin
will be glad to answer questions about u e of
all electric appliances.
Mrsf, Austin Ford Dean of
Gainsville, Georgia, will arrive
in Orange tomorrow to spend
several days in the home of Mrs.
Thornton Griffin.
Miss Rosa Cheatham, who has
been spending a lew days visiting
in the home of Mr,s. James NetT,
left this morning for her home in
Lockhart, Texas.
Mrs. H. Gloudeman accompan-
ied by her granddaughter, Betty
Gloudeman who has been spend-
ing the past year in Orange, left
for an extended visit to Montana
where she will visit a son in For-
sythe and one in Billings.
$ $ $ PERSONAL LOANS $ $ $
LOANS ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE
NO SECURITY OR 00MAKBBS
EASY FLEXIBLE TERMS - QUICK SERVICE - NO RED TAPE
SAVE ON LOW CHARGES
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Then how long is a quart of
this great New Motor OH?
STRAIGHT MOM SIZZLING DCATH
VALLEY COMBS YOUR ANSWER...
NORTHERN
RESORTS
3 Point Check-Up Starts You Off!
Motorists—summer highways call you to enjoy •
good driving! But first you must condition you*
car, so it's trouble-free. Look at this big value:
a three point check of vital importance to safe,
economical driving.
SPECIAL OFFER $4 .50
Washing, Greasing And
Lubricating 7
H7-aYinaa.iimvUi'":^g
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER CARS
You Always Get A Good Deal at
JACKSON BROS.
"Texas' Oldest Dodge Dealer"
Telephone 1265 Orange, Texas
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The loek-guarded pngincH of 6 coupes
faced tho Death .Vnlley dewrt with oil
exactly up to "Full" Not n drop could
be added. Tho destination of all 6 iden-
tical everyday entpneH was ... Death!
Hero were 0 liigh quality motor oils
getting the name strictly fair opportunity
to show how long they'd let an engine
live on one exact fill urul nn more.
Down in Death Valley—hotspot of the
U. S. A.—every cur sped at 57 miles an
hour, till its oil gave out and the engine
smashed. The brand of oil that used up
quickest was outlasted 8,268 miles by a
revolutionary new oil in this impartial,
certified test. This new oil exceeded the
average mileage of the other 5 oils by
all of 7,007 miles! Certified. This longest-
lasting oil in the test, which your car can
have today —at popular price— is new
CONOCO N# MOTOR OIL
with its Man-made new Economy altf
Tile record long life that defied Death
Valley comes from a new laboratory crea-
tion . . . man-made .. , called Thiathcne
inhibitor. Its action in nome ways sug-
gests Vaccination—which puts the right
protective substance on guard to keep a
trouble from even starting on you.
The trouble aiming to start on motor
oils lurks in the engine's normal firing.
Filth is formed that tends to start the oil
"festering!' First one drop spoils—then
two drops "catch it"—then four—then
sixteen—faster, fanlrr, FASTF.R. Soon
oil stamina is sapped; the engine suffers;
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lift
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IMPARTIAL
Latent available prod-
uct* of & lending com-
petitor* bought retail by
Referee.
New everyday coupes
used—Identical. Hroken-
in alike. Knyjncft taken
apart for Referee—to
aiuiure uniformity.
Curs tuned alike. Same
Death Valley route for
all. Driver* rotated to
oven up on «kill.
One fill per car. None
added. Engine* under
lock—under scrutiny—
every mile.
when the worst of this "festering" attack
is nipped in the h\id~iiihibitrd~~by thtt
life-giving ThiaUtcrtp inhibitor in new
Conoco N'ft motor oil.
Now you'll never rashly excited the
proper oil-change period for your car and
driving conditions—any more than you
ignore traffic rules just to "got a Way with
it." But Certified Proof from the desert
that new Conoco N"> could outlast
the other oils in the test by as much as
161%, gives you more than mere hopes
of long Summer mileage between quarts.
Change to Conoco N'A—at Your Mile-
age Merrliant'n Conoco station... today.
Continental Oil Company—Pioneer* in
Bettering America'* od utiiA SynlXtiiff
AND CONOCO Ntk Oft
OIL-PLATES YOUR ENGINE I
Long the keystone of Conoco success,
on>PtATmn cornea from another great
Conoco synthetic... man-made under the
famed Germ Processed oil patent. By
magnet-like action, oh^platincj is bond-
ed to inner engine parts. Then it Can't
all drain down—not even overnight—not
While you're using Conoco N*h. So oit-
FtATfMa is on guard against wear in ad-
vance! ... and helps mileage, as it did in
Death Valley. An oIl-platsd engine is
Oil* more economy you get from a change
to popular-priced new Conoco N*h oik
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 142, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 18, 1941, newspaper, June 18, 1941; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308135/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.