The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 160, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 10, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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Church
Mrs- W. K- Thomen Sr- enter-
tained with an informal coffee
this morning at her home from
10 to 12 o'clock honoring her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. M. K.
Thomen Jr. of Warren, Ohio.
A yellow and white color
scheme was carried out in the
floral arrangement. ■ 1 «
Assisting the hostess in the
dining room were, Mrs. E. C. Phil-
lips, Mrs. D. A. Pruter, Mrs.
Dexter Shelley, Mrs. E- W. Brown
' Jr^ entT&fe, J, wj
The receiving line was com-
posed of the honoree, the hos-
tess-and Mrs. J. E. Alexander.
One hundred and twenty-five
guests called during the desigT
'nated hours.
1
Edith Cochran
Is Honored At
Dinner Party
One of many courtesies being
shown Miss Edith Mae Cochran,
whose marriage ■ to Bernard Ad-
ams takes place Friday, July 11,
was a dinner party given by a
number of the employes of the
Miss Benckenstein
To Be Honoree
At Coffee Friday
Mrs. C. H. Benckenstein is en-
tertaining with a small infor-
mal coffee fit her home Friday
morning honoring Miss Genevieve
Benckenstein of Beaumont, who
k. tor br married July 19
Eitohugh,„jariej^i^^^^touu,tua.
DAILY CROSSWORD
PAGE TFTRE1
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Virginia. The marriage will take
place in the home of Mrs. L. F.
Benckenstein of Orange.
The guest list includes close
friends.of the honoree and attend-
ants for her wedding-
-l.Articles.irL—
documents
8. Aircraft
terminal
10. June-bugs
12. Unaccented
part
(music)
13. Skillful'
15. Spar
16. Weird
17. Fusjj
18. Wine —
receptacle
21. Number
22. Female fowl
23. River in
New York
25. Tissue In
skull
^.'Pfofectfye
3. Beverage
6. Eat away
7. Roads
9. Craft. _
•itr-A-froUe
12. Nurse of
India
14. English
river
18. Harmonize
19. Intends
20. An herb
24, Half an em
25. Exist
m
26. Soaks up^
27. Whlpr
handles
28. To slip back
29. Three-
l«0g«U
stands
30. Port
31. Water-
pitcher
36. Problems
37. A seraglio
39. Let It stand
40. Wind
instrument
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"
How Physicians of Today
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Saturday'u Answer
Young Peop!es
Choir Feted At:
Swimming Party
The Young People's Choir of
the First Methodist Church were
entertained by the Gleaners So-
city with a swimming party Wed-
nesday evening at 6:30 o'clock at
gansrtidataA;:SteetafiotaBa^8aattie 3Ma >H Ma«
Mess hall in the Navy yard Wed- Mr. E. W. Brown Jr. and Mrs
nesday evening. Mattie Adams were in charge of j
The table decorations were blue the arrangements.
hydrangeas and fern in a large! Swimming and games were en-
flat bottom basket- A large cake joyed after which supper was;
with congratulations written on!served in the summer house,
it and banked in fern and a love- j Those attending the party !
ly shoulder corsage were placed I were: Mrs. Sue Moseley, EXirec-
44. Presiding
Elder (abbr.)
I
SyndlcM
Kin* Fester
at the honoree's plate.
After the-dinner the honoree
was presented with a beautiful
down "comfort.
WOODBINE REBEKA1IS TO
MEET TONIGHT
The Woodbine RebeRah lodge
will meet tonight for its regular
meeting at 7:30 o'clock at the I.
O. O. F. hall.
New tinder-arm
CrMnt Deodorant
safely
Stops Perspiration
1. Docs nor rot drMsei or men's
shirts. Docs noc irritite skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can be
used right after shaving.
3. Instantly stops perspiration
f or 1 to 3 days. Removes odor
from perspiration.
4. A pure, white, greaseless,
stainless vanishing cream.
5. Arrid has been awarded the
Approval Seal of the American
Institute of Laundering for
being harmless to fabrics.
Ariid is (ha LARGEST SELLING
DEODORANT. Try a jar today!
tor: Misses Maly Frances Cottle,
Ruby Boehme, Eula Grinstead, |
Miriam David, Louise Jackson, j
Marietta Thornhill, Dorothy
Brown, Bonnie Jean Jones, Mary j
Lou Shipman. Eloise Scott. Eula
Mae Turner, Shirley Webb, Viola ;
Worthy, Mrs. Helen Cochran,;
Mrs. Coker Thomas, Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mr. and Mrs Vernon Pen- j
Oington, Mr. and Mrs- Lawrence!
Boehme. Mr. ahd Mrs. Mike Cal-|
lahan, Abe Prince, W. J. Clock.
Marvin Thornton, Archie Hard- j
ing, Dick Hudson, Harvey Prince.;
Shon Hudson, Leonard Shipman.;
Ben Shipman, Emory . Webb,
Wade Andrews, Gordon Thomp-;
son. Rev. Ed"BafcusT"
barriers
29. Definite
article
32. Metallic
rock
33. East by
southeast
(abbr.)
."Mr-Uncooked
35. U. S. presi
dent
37. Place for
bees
38. Extends
over
40. Journal
41. Blemish
42. Metal
43. Walked
45. Admires
—TOW*
Water-tight
chamber
2. Boundary
3. Greek god
of war
The chapter is also sponsoring
a tin-foil collection campaign and
urge all persons who will cooper-
ate, to get in touch with Miss
Anne Raborn, president, or any
other member of the group.
DON'T WASTE TRUMPS
IT IS NOT necessary always to
use a trump in order to drive the
high trump out of an opponent's
hand, but there are plenty of de-
clarers who act as if they thought
Hjj1 More often It is well to use the
side suit for the purpose, leading
it until the defender decides to
ruff. By so doing, you keep your
trump situation Intact and also
may be able to preserve a side
entry (or the long suit until It la
set up.
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(Dealer:
nerable.)
East South
Pass 1 4
Pass 2 ^
Afralnst this
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East. Both sides
vul-
West
Pass
Pass
bidding,
North
2*
West
MRS. M. A- WEST
IS HOSTESS TO CLUB
The Wednesday club met in the [
Jiome of Mrs. M. A'. West at 1:30 j
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Players for two tabids of bridge
were present including one guest. j
Mrs- Earl Baker. Mrs. J. P. Ful-f
ler won high score prize, Mr. L. j
M. Bilbci won consolation prize!
and Mrs. F. D\ Parmer won low j
score prize-
Alter the games refreshments]
were served. /
The next meeting will be in the)
home of Mrs. A. F. Wilson at 1:30'
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. !
Britain Benefit
Luncheon Plan'ed
At Grove July 30th
A benefit luncheon is planned
Wednesday July 30 at 1 p. m. at
the Grove under the auspices and
for the benefit of the Bundles for
Britain organization in Orange, it
was announced Thursday by Mrs.
Alan Cameron, chairman.
Phjl: Levant and his orchestra
will furnish music during the
luncheon and bridge is optional
during the afternoon.
Mrs. H. C. Cranfill, chairman of
the ways and means committee,
will be in charge of the arrange-
ments.
More detailed plans will Jae an-
nounced within a feW clays-
Pilots Club
Holds Meeting
Wednesday Night
The Pilots club held its regu-
ar meeting Wednesday night at
16:15 o'clock in the Masonic Tem-
ple with 'Mrs. E. -p. Short, vice-
president, presiding. The Eastern
|Star women served the dinner
George Belile and Temple Nel-
son, delegates to the National
Convention at Houston, gave
their reports on the convention-
It was decided the next meet-
ing, which will be the last W
Social Calendar
Al *11 •lorM wiling toilet |W
(.l.ol. I(K«nd S-X Jan)
JUNIOR "BUNDLES-
BEGIN SEWINCi
The second regular meeting of
the Junior Branch of the Bundles
for Britain was held this week at
the home of Miss Betty Burr with
babies was started, the materials
having been purchased with
money earned in the button sale.
THURSDAY
Lions' Club Dinner Dance, 7:30
o'clock at the Sunset Grove Coun-
try Club.
Woodbine Rebekah lodge meet-
ing at "^30 o'clock at the I. O.
lO. F. hall i
Gleaners Society of the First
! Methodist Church meets in the
should surely have reasoned that
a minor suit lead was Indicated,
f fit f"*'*—' *"t'M ***
expected to urop trumps 'Ami run
the long heart suit, u&ng it to
discard minor suit losers. Any flne
playsr would have led a diamond,
and would liave beaten the Con-
tract by getting that entry out of
dummy soon, but he didn't. He
chose the spade J, which drew the
Q, K and A
That gave South his chance to
mulce the contract, but he muffed
It. He led next to the apaM 10.'
th«n led the 8 to knock out Daat'a
9. The latter, knowing the D«%-
chapeiles coup, fired buck the dia-
mond K, and South'* gooee w«
cooked. Whether he took the A
on that or the next round made
no difference. He used It at ofcee,
then played the heart K and A. We,
ruffed the third heart, setting p
the suit, but had no entry to reach
it and so lost two tricks In chiba
and one In diamonds, being act.
The first two tricks In trumps
were okeh for South, but then ha |
should have played the heart K,'
ff?ftTt"'*Aiind"another'h®a*tv-If
East trumped It. the coittreet
would bo eaay. He, of eour*,
should duck, arid South would
ruff, setting up the suit. A trump
then could be led to Eaat, and any
return would give South Me con-
tract, as the diamond A would
serve as an entry to dummy to
run tho hearts, making an over-
trick.
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By LOGAN CI.BNDENING. M. D.
• We Went along for years with-
out- reaiteint that -the - substance
we call vitanllns in the food are
necesmry far normal growth and
vifeeretoa health. The conditions
which reaalt from lack of vitamins
are rather elusive.
Nowadays, however, the mod-
Dr. Cltmdening will answer
question* of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
em doctor is alert to the possi-
bility of Titomitn4cfleieney and he
pays particular attention to the
following signa Which may indi-
ijirta vitamin deficiency:
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f K 0
4 K Q 8 3
8
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V.
H *
♦ J 10 I
JJJUL
A 10 7 4
f AQJ85
4 A 7 e
+ K 5
(Dealer: South. East-We*t vtfl-
nerable.)
After South opens thla deal
with 1-Heart and North Mde 1-
Spade, what hi the ammllest
courso of the bidding, and why?
Distributed by Ktnu Feature* Syndicate. Inc.
of thousands of caudles as
an Independence day <-«*■!-
for Mr. and
be
nesday in the month, will
designated as '■Mtisseii.-N-fght-'' l- JVli's. J. T,. Stcilijig. anil Mrs.
(Alice Kink lea ciL Duisetta who
have been visiting in the home of
Mrs- Sterling's daughter, Mrs.
Ford Billups and son. Ford Jr. of ing
Oklahoma City, have gone .to part of
Houston to visit Mrs. Reagan'sjebratkin proved futile
daughter, Mrs. Al Smith. iMrs. Fred Gable.
I They came to suburban Lititz,
Mrs. Harry Wheeler and daugh-1 whore Gab!.; once r 8idet|. from
tor Jerry and Mrs. Wiley Jones L()s Angeles only to have rain
have, returned from a 17 day trip! postpone the pageant. Now it
to the Atlantic coast. While in won't be presented until Saturday
the Blue Ridge mountains thov ;,n<1 the Gables cannot remain
left Marianne at Camp Okahwis i "lpie ",H' long.
girls. •' - •• j —~~—r~
EARLY CHRISTMAS
CHRISTIAN I.ADII S
SEWING ( LI B MEETS
The Christian Ladies Sewing
club of the H'irst Christian Church
met in the church parsonage at
2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
with four members present.
Work was continued on fancy
work, which "is sold for the ben-
efit of the church -j
— The next meeting will bo ;it -I
o'clock in the parsonage nevl
Wednesday afteinoon.
- PERSONALS -
Mr. and
men Jr.^l
in Orange
to spend a
ents, Mr.
men Siv
Ml's Martin K. Tho-
Warren, Ohio, arrived
Wednesday afternoon
few days with his par-
anil Mrs. M. K. Tho-
F'orriey Fleming, for several days,
have returned to their homes. •
Bill St rother underwent a'ma-
jor operation at' the Frances Ann
Lutcher Hospital this afternoon.
DIFFERENT COURSE
INDIANAPOLIS The fol-
lowers of 10-year-Old Nfil Marx
m a game of FolIow-tho-Lcadcr
over East Side rooftops suddenly
]stopped following.
Jumping off a well, he had
crashed through a skylight into
an empty storeroom, The fire
department had to put down a
ladder to get hirn out. He was
loctored for cuts and bruises
TRAVEL WASTED
LANCASTER, Pa. -- A 3,000-
mile journey to witness the light-
. Nebraska City Neb. It's a
bit unseasonable but First Metho-
dist church Women arc-dt'iimmlng
up enthusiasm ' fur a Christmas
party.
The party--— a benefit for
groups abroad — must be held
now so that contributions will
reach their destination by Christ'
mas time.
In the ftvat place, he makei an
examination of the eyes to see
whether or not there in any night
blindnete. This it perhaps |the
beet general test of vitamin de-
ficiency, and If night blindness is
present it indicates that probably
a number of vitamins are dcflcicnt
in the diet.
The condition of the tongue Is
vary important. A rough, fissured
or raw tomrtfe i« good evidence^ of
vitamin deficiency. Ulcerations or
cracka around the lip* are also
noted. The condition of the bones,
capacially if there is any swelling
of the long bone* toward the end;
whether there is any pain present
ever the bonea, are especially val-
uable signs m Infants.
gfclw limit*
is an indication of vitamin de-
ficiency. If the skin It rough and
shows little pings at the mouth of
the sweat glands which make it
look as If there were gooseflcsh,
this is Considered to be an indica-
tion of vitamin deficiency. A gen-
eral feeling of lasftltnde is noted,
and, in general, a feeling of well
bsing * >u!d indicate that the vita-
min snpply In the food la s<4Hcirnt.
Dietary Hablta
In trying to arrive at a diag-
nosis, R is well to inquire into the
dietftry habits of the individual -
What kind Of aeook is therein the
honaehoMT Does the cook cook
for one or several? A person liv-
ing afamejaM cooking his or her
own mlMf ia much mora likely to
ma processed food* which do not
m I > *■ I ata - -- a-- j.. m.k. M
contain vitamms. in large num-
bers. A honsewlfe cooking foe
several people, On the Whole, is
likely to nav« a more balancod diet
containing a good toaiftity of
vitamins. ' «
The whole subject of vitamins is
one which uAdqnbtedly will bo In-
creasing in importance within the
next few yeaM.
conditions or© being found I
which concentrated vitamin
willbe-cflkacioua.
I have, for instance, before me
report on arthritis and rhevi
ti?m in which it has been to
accidentally that pushing the i
mins will lead to improvement. 1
these cases the vitamins act '■
what like drugs^-it is not a quft j
tion so much that there is
ciency in the diet, but the vitan
in concentrated, form acts
helpful way as if it were a chemj
cal. One thing that has tnadf
treatment so popular is that i
any rate, it never does any hai
and there is very little toxicity at; 1
sociated with the vitamins.
E. 0.:—"Should a person sui
fering from varicose veins do a
of walking or rest as nuicfr as por
sTBle? Will rubbing the legs wit
alcohol help in any way? If thefr
is a cure, what would be best?"
Answer—We have seve'-al ti
in this column described the i|
jeetion treatment of varicose vei:
which is very satisfactory. Wa;
ing is harmful for varicose veii
before treatment but there Is
reason why people should Ir
their activity on account: of var
cose veins when there is,a aatii,*
factory treatment, arid ccrtainl
no one should use so perfectly ust i
less a palliative as alcohol rubs 1;
the hope they are doing sotne goi
After the injection treatment
camphftcd. .-tine:
tient can walk as much as he Ul
M. M.;—-"Is ulcer of the
ach curable in a man of 30?
has had It for 10 to 12 years,
an operation necessary and soti
cessful'.' He has bccti"fn~lii3r||jr
three weeks and haslmd five hen.
orrhages."
Answer—Ulce- of the si
takes so many different forms the
blanket advk" is not very
In this particular case 1 sh«
Say that surpical consult#
wouhl be indicated. If an u
case docs not get well on diet
alkaline powders, and when th<
are weakening hemorrhage's, '
advisable to consider surgery-
any rate, to get a surgcon'a
vice. : ■'
block,
survtty-
20 of Amended Sheldon
$imio.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Or. C-Vr^,nin .
•even pamphlets wliTrh < n Ik- i'tniii«d
remlera. Eiicb i>ami*hkt ««IH for 10
F r nny <m« p«mphlet He.irrd. «
««iiil In coin, ami n 3elf-«<Mr >t«J
ntarnpeil Willi a Ihriv-.-f:t -*1 .imp,
I.ovan C'lcmlunln*. In car<- M thl* pa
Th |'i.ln|ihlcl« are: "Thru- Wwks' He
111 IT nief", "fnrit"*—i
"ItolurlnK « <l Oainina". "Infant
Ins". "Inutrneliiiii') f«r the Troklte
Plahetw", "Keminine ItvKiena" an<
Care of the Unit an'l Skin''
-"urUau.'.'
places, Jwh ;;
,5,729 inluibi+trtils
Only one real estate transfer
was filed for record Wednesday
in the list of filings at the office
of the county clerk, that being
from Of A. Perry to Albert D.
(Bates, south half of lots 11-12 itt
KHAN< i:S IIKACTY SALON
A Complete lleauty Servli'S
FRANCIS
BEAUTY SALON
102 Twelfth St. Ilioti'' *1
NIfJHT tl'IMIINTMlATH
cacitol,
in 45*39."
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KMLER
In the vast area, of Alaska,
which exceeds the combined area
of the III stittes lying erist of the
Mississipyi Blv.er and nprth of
North . Cnrolltin and Tennessee,
there are only four places — Ju-
neau, Anchorage, Ketchikan, and
Fairbanks which," according to
Census usage, are classifiable as
West
Heaga.n of
daughtei
Gei)ig(
and hei
M rs
Orange
By IES FORGRA
BIG SISTER
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AsN4C> O\0 NOU HtAR
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uixe TO KEEP we. SAIO SHE like.^
TO See ME tEPsT." OH,SOV!'
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puACE I'ME ©EEKi LOOV<vKlS POR"
Tne-SHGO.IFP Sjes/ee '^u-u
h/E mere . IS As GOOD
place
TIm purpose of our modem,
scientific optical equipment,
and oar thorough eye exam-
ination, ia to preaenre your
vision and the beauty of
eyes. Avoid eye strain.
i
'Onntriah
By PAUL ROBIN
ETTA KETT
COULD VIE ^
PLEASE USE
^NOTNET.'Bur
THINK SHE OCX
HERSELF IN A
TTPAP THIS TIME
"THEVI2E
UPSTAIRS/ TALICIM6
THEM OVER.THE E\TENS
you BCWSARE
WELCOME TO tr
ANY TIME.'
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VME WANr
TO CALL
U|/HOW ASOUfA
DONr THEY KNOW
THAT ETTA ISN'T A
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SHE LIVES HEf2E
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