The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 90, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 17, 1946 Page: 2 of 6
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35. Automobiles
The Orange Leader | «. *****
"TYPEWRITER AND ADDWO
THSSTwInteJ
jS Published «MJ
tept Saturday, and Sunday morn- MACHINE REPAIRS
K^tol m'flOSA rront «tre«l, WMlS'5^$2521:4SS6ilM
I Orange Leader Publishing Co.
Entered at Orange T«w P, 0.1 A. P. BURNS,
^*-S«Bonfi Clan Mall Matter Un-1 v. Typewriter*. _
I aer Act of t>n grass March I,, «n Front — Phcnt* 4949 - «MS
I 1818. M\
ASSOCIATED PRESS
3 Lost and
1,0,81 - Ladie* ulook patent
jleather purse-containing $35,00
cash and important papers belsng-
jftjt 1/1 Daemon H. ttnufh, 209
Hartimond Ct., Return to Orenftt
Lfrflden Reward.
LOST — Fraternity pin, black op
■ gold. Inscribed *DKJE". En-
graved- Howard M. El my. Phone
H28. Reward. _■ — —mmmatm
Special Notices
MACHINES POR RENT
'IB >* *
FOR Moving nhd hMtllng, see C.
yte, 145 CI ax ton. Phone
M1
WHITE Woman Neurits practical
nursing work. Will .do. light
.housekeeping and (-W for chil
dren. Mrs. r>. < S; t*^lngsl©n.
520 Pope Ct.
-ISTmCSSSIiII
■1 NEW S H. p. ^Alr
34. Real Estate
(7. Rooms
LET Me move your government
house. D- F: Lttekie. Luckle's
BdwlMf'. Center, phone 2034.
MOVING and haufinc; loonl or.iy.
Reasonable rates. Paul John-
son, rail #74.
Fdr uniform alterations, See Mrs.
Hill, 210 Farm gut.
POLITICAL ANNOt^tc.*f ST*
Oistrin Attorney Ww,
ROBERT w. HILLIN,
of Jasper, Tesss. •
For County Commissioner. Pet.
NO. 1
M. W. (Pop) DENNIS
CASEY J. Peveto .
CHARLES HOLDEN
For ('ount.v Commlwdoner, PH. I
C. W. (Sunny) BLOCK
A. C. (Carroll) BISHOP
,tom orman
For munty towrnKslu^jNH. |
' t. r. "Tick" granger
For County Treasurer *-
J. A NED" COOPER
For sheriff Orange Coanty—
L, G. "D1CKV SftANflELD
C. HOBSON MER1WEHWR
JOHN C., GRANGER
JAMES J. MOLLEfr
W. P. "Pate * BROWN
For Orange County Attorney—
GRAHAM BRUCE
For Orange Comity Clerk— ,
WINNIE (Cooper) Carter
HILLARY H. (Buck) CAMP.
BELL * ** '''"
For Justice of Peace. M4- ■
MARVIN NEWTON ' ^
For Justice of Peace. Pli 1
j. P. swain
For Constable, Pet. 1
v. e. heard
j. m. morgan -----
foy p. MINCHEW < :
For ( onsUbte, IVt. ,
MOEASE RATCLIFF
Pott Teva* Senate
W. R. COUSINS. Jr.
__ •■ULLLSXTH ^
FLOOR Sanding. Projhpt ^ ^
tlOVlNO * HAI1LWO. Local
and l«n( distance. 1211 - 10th
St. n. M. Taney. Phone «« S.
\ LAWNMOWKR8
Rppnlredend machino iiiarpcnect
" 423 Stark Street.
CONCRETE sidewalks built.
Phopc 2598. Jack D. Holt.
FOR Moving and hauling- See
C. E. Kyte, 148 Claxton. Phone
2051. ■" .
MOVING Transfer Service. Rea-
sonable rates. A. P. Harrison,
505 - 3rd Street Phone 7901
HUSK IN. r.ice rooms for men.
Cottage, trailer spaces. Lights
water paid. Call'2634.
ROOM-for girls. References. 907
Cherry.
BEDROOM for men. 804 Cherry.
Phone 4585 or 2203. " ,
TWO ' Furnished bedrooms for
rent, tt 12 - 3rd. Street.
SLEEPING room for Rids. l20fl
Orange Avenue. x
unit. Call
ONE 200 Amp I jnroln Welding
machine. Hhrt-ulea motor. 118
Dewey PI.
tiiiai
\reeoi
(IQ0UL l'hiifio .flwr^jtadio jyith 2
a rials or wtl. trade for electric
record player 25 - 8th. StWt,
i,—,
28.
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. MMfMMW
nARGAT^n 3-4 all cotton mat-
tt-esses, bed^prlng, blankets and
pillows, .10(1 Front, Uickie's
Howling Ceni
% iNTftLOT in growin« busi-
ness. Cheap. See H. B. Hatch-
er 1511 - 14th. Street. """Phone
41*2:,- *'Z
lit. Houses
HOUSE in Bland Addition, 4th
St., see 150 Dyson Ct.
4 ROOMS unfurnished in Cove,
wntcr tmd -lights. rooms for
rent, 2 porches screen, unfurn-
ished. Come to 312 Market St.
10-A GARAGES
GARAGE for car. 712 Pine St.
Mrs. J. A. Burton. Phone 2481.
20-a. Trailers For Rent
FINE Hemstitching, Easter toys,
otions, crys-
s Gift Shop.
gifts, dry goods, notions, crys-
Venittfefi
tar china. >
htoh, M;
SETTLED teacher wants room or
ttflaaU apartment near hi«h
school. Permanent. Phoite 29i)C,
Mrs. Eager.
t, J. Brewer, Phort*
mmmmm
8FW1NG MACHINES
Quick
Will pay cash for gb&d aewlng
machines. '■')
O'NEAL FCRNITl'fe CO.
Cat! <94
WE 8U¥,
RKft
Vacuum Gamers
POOLE'S
SERVICE
Cf Sabine ftu■
caiBorMiSkTic
WANTED .
SALESLADY
With some experience
in selling shoes.
GREEN'S
DEPT. S'fORE
Trailers For Rent
Trailer* Por Any Purpose
Twp-Wlieel or Foitr-Whoel
—luteal or Long Dfcrtaneo—
ALVIN KEOWN
WRECKINO TABU
MacArthnr Drhl
PHONE 4224
jBLibi
ELEI
VACUUM CI.EA
Sales. Service and I
rai NE 4239
For Demonstration or
W. M. KLF.INSCHr
IfiitHt Place
2 LOTS for sale. Locatetl on 9tl i.
" "Ijetweeh fiurton and HfirtT |9fK).
each.. Phone 4421 or 29*14.. „ , "
2 LOl'S and 3 houses, 2 six room
houses, 3 porches screen, 2
fmrrheg screen. 2 rooms, porch
screen and wash room and place
for car and bedronni suite
furnished, gas, lights and water.
Pricc agreeable. Come to 312
St.
good high land, one
I house; l2Vx 24f, lights nvaii-
nhle, 3 miles south of Vidor.
51750 cash, also 2 lots 50* x\I50'
in Brownwood Ail., good loca-
FENDERS
I have a Rood stock of those
hnrd-to-get fenders, just re-
ceived a shipment t renrs
for M. 38, 40, 11, 42 PORD.
MARTELI. PAINT and
BODY WORKS
509 Border — Phone 4*0$
Second-Hand
DdORS and
WINDOWS
McCormick
Dixie Glass Co.
9th and Green Ave.
tion. $230.00 each,
t, 410 Knox.
See Curtis
1939 NASH in good running con-
dition. Will sell cheap. 92 Mov-
rell, Navy Park.
SOFA, $00.00, twin bed;! with in-
nerspring mattress, $40.00 each.
202 Decatur.
IS INCH pedestal fan <m heavy
ire11 base. New motor. 409
OtcaUir.
lX)VKLiY modern 6 room home
. witV. 3 bcdr<kims. Ideal loca-
tioti. vShovVn by ooDciinuneiit
only. Jv E. Pattlllo, dial 2933
or 4826. V
HOLLY\VOOD!N^ick out your lot
and let us helpHnilld your new
home, for the nbrt 10 homes,
contracts have already been let. j
Hollywood <,Addition. i\restritt-
ed to nice homes ot)ly\N. A.
G6odale, Room 2, First \Natl.
Bank Bldg. PlTOhe 2305, \
2 MODERN 5 room houses anth
lots. 808 and 810 John St.
Ready to r ive in. Terms. 1).
F. Luckie, 30C FronTSl-, Phone
aAfl4.
1938 Studebaker. 4 good I Ires and
tubes. Fair condition, $300.00.
9<) Schley.
1942 2-DOOR Ford sedan. 431
Spcoston Cts„ Riverside.
Will. BUY or sell your car. L.uck-
le Na*h Co.
■ ■■ :t"*: - - ■ •
WANT to sell your car? Hoc
Walter Norris if your prospec-
tive huy.cr need financing. 308 ^ xounded -Ay
Fourth St. between BillupS and
Post Office.
YOU'RE 'TELLING
ME1
By WILUAM RITT \
rJtttr/t! PrCM Writ*
THE TREtoO toward silly,
unintelligible, songs is ineeeas-
tug. The latest sounds 1IU« this
column spelled backward and
aet to muslo.
! !. 1
This wotid is eonfiixihe
enough without our songs be-
coining tniisicil irbs'wotd pin-
alea. f '
! 1 I A ■
IFs hard for tho kiddie* to
rn'a m 6 r1 i % "dickory, dickory
dock" whMo tho old folk - art
yodellng "Chicory Chick." ;>
! ! ! ,'j
'What's wrong with,Ehgtlsh?
Apparently, the "fee fl fo fi m"
school' of' composers think ll> is
a dead language. /
! I I
1 The present fad. of jargpn-ii^'
gles began wti'ea- that ietlow
Ha wist on found .himself., sui-
u
hui
tuU;an~the
YOU'RE TELLING
ME!
By WILLIAM RITT ^
.Central Press Writer,
' THE STAMT4 COJ.LF.CTtON
of the late President Koom*.'^
brought at auction «ior<; than
twiffe as mucn as «rttki|«tedi
(/otlci tlng stamps would seem
n ijood hobhy t-o atlcl! to.
II!
Zadok Dum^l venders why
some smart miy doesn't invent
a reititerated wall sale tor thp.
SidraBf ot butter. -
A newly developed oluninum •
House is said to be prsof against
•ver-.lhl Ooss that include
visiting ;.. Iuw ?
•v-- '' ! • • - .'
- Ar permanently stiff shirt has
been+pv«nted. Invented? Why,
they've bfehWEihc e.ronftd.eKr •
elunltc men's iHufeit f"r ye!ir !
Ill
If a man has pointed ears he
it Rood looking, *ays •' woman
1
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CLEAN 1940 4-door Cnevroict. A.
W, Adams; ! 106 Curtis.
Luckie Nash Co.
ALL Furniture, good condition.
911 Qreon. - «.•
22 Business Propert)
BUSINESS location, ll-«th will
be vacant by 1st, PhOne 7951,
Planter's Hotel, Mrs. Sikes.
FURNITURE, pre-war quality.
Reasonable. By piece or com-
plete for Immediate sale. 312 Mor-
oeii Blvd. •
FIRST Cltuw sawyer for small
Mm. See Allen I>rake, 437
SproMon St., Riverside after K
p. m.
im>* ii"1.''1 —
VOUR MILITARY
OCCUPATIONAL
PECIALTY
4. J,t
5. 2
4.3
>.4.3
1.4
HA M. to 6 P. WL—Dial 40*
Bonded Plumber for 30 yttfa.
Calr 4134^^"'
mnm
Phone MM.
NOAH'S ARK For fans and radios.
.106 - 2nd Street.
HOUSE PAfiftmO
W Call
WASHING MATIIINIR
SERVICE
Rlneer rolls far all washers.
wakea.
t illed for aad delivered.
OKANOF MtnfM Oft,
. m mm
—'
'if®.'
MEANS GOOD PAY IN THg
REGULAR ARMY!
■ •••> jom '■ MOR Grades
Aahmartne Cahle
Station Operator 299 5.4
Motor Inspector 413 5,4. t
Petroleum Storare
TeeHnMah 485 4,i.t
Ground Safety
Technician 498
Armorer 511
Ground Ohserw, Antl-
Alreraft Warnlnc 818
AA Ranee Section,
- -NC0-527
Tower Oper.. lit
Chamber
fi.--.if';
Traffic Analyst
(ftadto) 799 9,4,9
These arc a few of the spec-
iality needed in the post-war Reg-
"Ulai1 Artny. If you held an Army
military occupational specialty
CMOS), then here's good news.
The War Department has just an-
nounced that men who were hon-
orably discharged from the Army
on or after May. 12, 1945, may now
enlist in the Regular Army in their
qualified specialities. You will
receive a grade depending upon
the length Of time that you held
yotlf MOS, if you wish to take
{advantage of this opportunity. It
means excellent training and ex-
perience in a skilled trade which
will prepare you for a future ca-
reer. It means security and good
pay as well as the finest food,
clothing , education and travel.
, You will be given the complete
l4tetaiU without any obligation at
the l). S. Army Recruiting Station,
Room 302 Orange Court House
Ml Businesa Equipment
1946 Typewriters. P. O. Box 424,
Orange, Texas, Mrs. Earl Brown.
2 DAYTON Scales, perfect, 990
each, Hobart slicer, $200.00.
* "«** ! typewriters" for ' sale" —
$90. 2 ft I.nK,da.re. $250.00. Und<?rwood ln „Ce'.leolcondl-
« light f'.xtures $80.00 ^ Norge Uf>n_ GlmranlMd. _ A. r Burns,
i^impvessor $125.00, Phone (95.. ph 4349 or „OT.
Planter's Hotel, Mrs. Sikes. J - - ■ .■
CHAT iTcHEW, 60!) - 2nd. St. ~^pewi1ter. Phones
Woi-th in- j (MM( type*
. j writers. A. Burns. Phone
WELL Established postage stamp 436fl or 411 . .
machine route, doing excellent ^E\V 1940 Portable" typewriter.
Growing business.
vestigatinR.
a^coufji 01 nt'uiin rcowti lor
selling. Box 13. ()rnng+
no. Machinery an# tools
?7. Miscellaneous tractor plow and dise. M. L.|
t'f^eeh, Ht. 3, box, W3, OrahRc.
SMALL Child's table and chairs,
1
Pt
after, 5 p. m. i
trunk for sale. Border Fumi-
t\tre Co., 110 Border. /
EASTER rabbits for sale. All col-
ors. 804 -~?th. 3treet.
RABBITS for sale. 485 Arkansas.
FISHING Poles; 25c and up. Hnve
plenty of large earth worms f<y
bait. 908 Second St.,.Orange.
PET RABBITS, horse and mare,
sheep. Rt. 3, Box 283, Old Air-
port Road.
PRE-WAR baby bug£y. Oood
condition. 1203 Orange Avenue.
32. Seeds and Plants
TOMATO Plant#. 811 - 3rd. St.
ONE 24 Bnltle Coco Cola dispen-
sery, practically hew. A. C. Or
D. C. current, $100.00. Ilox 10
Leads f . • j "r . v .
,. ., - • " j t - •- , „ , 1 -
SI Liveatack aai Ponltry
SHETLAND pony and saddle.
Very gentle. Will do Several
tricks. 728 Morrell.
BEST Barbecue 'in town to go
••-.«r serve in lunches. Jensen's
Barbecue Cafe, 710 Second S"
RHODE Island and Barred Rock
hens, all laying. 108 Luke St.
JENSEN'S for Barbecue to take
home. 710 Second Street.
OOOD Milk cow. Piano. Cheap.
R. E. Kendal, Bridge City, in-
quire Baileys or Dupuis Store.
MTNNOW Seines, Cslcuta Poles.
Hlckeys.
8 « TUBE Motorola car radio.
34. Real Estate
14x16 tout house in Kood shape.
506 Middle St., Claybar Sub Di-
vision.
—..a.. , . ... ,.1,
Taturn's Specials
2 ROOM and 3 room on lieautiful
■ lot. $950. < -
6 ROOM on 4th. Fine location.
Large lot 2 garages,. House in
tjoofl shape. $6000 half cash.
8 ROOM 2 story house. 50x|40 feet
lot. Oeen Ave. $9000:00.
V;.. • \ «
NICE comer lot. Well located, with
all conveniences. $725.
L^RGE 5 room country home 1 *2
mileJt from city limits. Water,
lights atirt butane gas, 1^. acres
trorUinit on county road; all for
$4500.00.
IjCVTS in Weaver and Oakland
Ad. $10 down and $10 per month.
A GOOD Grocery store. Nice
t'Verin stock. • Ddin| food lousi-
ness. See IJ tflday.,,.,
R. S. TATI'M
Phones 4141 or 4041.
1936 Ford Panel Delivery $298.00
^VILL TRADE the sweetest Chev-
rolet stake body pick-up for
late model passenger car.
ly, 609-2nd. St. .
1940 door Plymouth sedan.
250 McKee Cts.. Riverside.
DODGE Trhdt, New motor. A. P.
Harrison, 5N$ - 3rd. Street.
TWO '41 Chevi'^KJet convertible,
1940 Mercury convertible. Wil-
son Gai'age, ■ Mac Arthur Dr. We
and sell, used ct
Riltarah.
.. ' • I l.'.'-V . J
I Than come "Moircey Doott"
which did, something permanent
to our eordruriii.
- Ill
r Guess there's nothing' else te
<9o but wtlte a dl*zy ditty. la
aelf defense.' How does this
sound: "Hlggledy Piggledy
Ciggledy Goo, Mlggledy Ztg-
gledy Wiggledy Woo; I lova"
jrouT"
wolf.
i
tlio tun'* spot* ori f
terfering with teloornpHit com-
monkutkn. G05S. haw v/: wis'i
the old bafybaily would C-*. off-
the line.
1 I I
. Gi'andpapfy jenk'n^ h«
r?ctlvcd a lot of promlatn*?■ n?w
jMitil catloris in th? mtt u tiy.
Th?j# v.-cte Us? ennu.',l «>ird t>
cbt^loss.
1941 DODGE custom Br
sedan. 4 new tires, good £\tra,
5 new tubes, good car. 320 Sa
son Cts.
35-A. Automobile Pafnttug
and Body Works
EXPERT aiKoouj^tU bod* Work.
Mte refjuaulac of nil
Authorised Dueo agent Mar
tot'a Paint 4k Body Worka, *09
Border CaU 4003
4LWiinted To Bny
CASH for'your used car, day or
nU;ht. D. F. I.uckie. Call 4783
or 2054. ■. >
WE PAY cash for used furniture.
Border Furniture Co., 110 Bor-
der. Call 4795.
U
Vd$5«r
■ 1 tt
mm'
Good condition. 104 Main. Wil- ]
liams', Northeast apt.
WILL SELE For cash. Beautiful
• 6 acre tract 1-2 mile from Du
Pont Plant. 14x26 house, butane
gas, good barri, out house, chick-
en house, feed and tool ropm,
horse, farming equipments. All
fenced. Phone 2873.
- • r. 'V , i
2 IjOTS, Brownwood Ad., phaoc
2920, between 6 a. m. and 3 p. r i.
ONE M^DEJtN 4-j pom house and
furniture,'one 2-room house on
lot 50x150. Also tool house and
shed and chicken yard. Reason-
ably priced. One portable paint
machine. Brinks 2 gun and one
lty H. P. Gasoline engine. 906
3rd. Street.
MODERN 4 room house anTone
2-room house. 908 - 3rd. St.
4 ROOM house, lights, water, bu-
tane gas, 1 'i acres df land on
Echo road, l mile an'V half from
city. Rt. 2, Bpx 19.
PORTABLE concrete house Ktfeps,
made to order. 528 Knox.
5 NEW cafe stools, 8 used stools.
Can 2922.
LARGE 2-Room house, lot, 50x150
$600.00 cash. 2803 - 3rd Street.
Brownwood Ad„ Orange, Texas.
WANTED ^rrJJsed furniture, elec-
tric appliances and sewing ma-
chines. One piece or a house
full. Call us for quick service
and ready cash. Phone 437^>
Dallas lJeadle Furniture Co.,
508 Front.
SARAH HANDING, first woman to
be elected president bf Vassar col-
lege for women, is planning to de-
vise apeclal courses for women
veterans when she assumes h*r
new post July 1. At present she
PRESIDENT of the Liberal Party in
Japan, Ichiro Hatoyama (above)!
tfas called for a coalition l>loe to
| force the resignation of the cab-
| inet .in dfllce under Premier Shide*
i hara. Although no party h.^s a ma*
| jdrity in the unofficial returns ol
j Jon""'i first postwar election, Itoto
ynma is reported to have the sur^ . ...
WILL PAY casn for clean, late
model individually owned cam.
See me after tlx o'cleek, week
- days, anytime on Sunday ot 3?t
E. MorreR St. or call 7841.
WANTED Ladies matched golf
clubs and bag. Phone 2828.
IS. Loans
S*"
15. Loans
MODERN 5-room home A-1 con-
dition. Only $5000. J. E. Pat-
tillO, dial 2933 or 4826.
1 ROOM house. 10x15. W L.
Ridley, 809 - 2nd. Street.
LOTS for sale. 50x150 ft. 1412
Burton.
IS. Loans
NEED A
PlUJjUR
L. G ELMORE
PHONE 4114
$25 to $1500
*
WANTED
tin. Or
- Pecker^ood saw mill
Must be good. Box
WANTED -r COek.
Knott.
408 - 3rd. St.
WAMTED - Experienced colored
Mill ta keep apartment and rare
■mall child during day. Sal
far
Sty open
Call 531 between 8
a. m. aad 4 p. ss.
tor houaemoving Job.
Welpy Srtfy Laun
Mp:
IWh. and" Main
Phone
Wanted"
typing or ol
>rthand. Hav(
aafertsaee. Box ir
flea yping and shorthand. Nave
aged
care
Here's How
You Con Get A Confidential
PERSONAL LOAN
$50 ,o $1008 s
FOR ANY PURPOSE
PAT BACK 7N SMALL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
■MMli ...
"^OAKIHRJICKLY MADE
NO RED TAPE — COME
IN TODAY!
1REVOU DAVKSON CO.
Sl -A Tnmt Stioct ^ ^
'
(Ovar Boyal Thaatra)
Expert Service
ON
FUEL
TROUBLE
JACKSON
207 GREEN AVE.
I. dean a the'college or homo , port or aljout
75, per cent of the-
of Cornell university, | miv'lv tiiMol membersrif the I)iet^v*' "
(International)
economic;;
Ithaca. N. Y.
newly elected.merhbers of the Diet'?1'
lower House. / (International)-
■. -
BLUM WELCOMED TO NEW YORK
i&ikii&t > *. .. «. 4 ' / v
FdRMtft PREMIER OP FRANCE Leon BlUm is greeted by Mayor Williarl
O'Dwyer at New York's City Hall where a large reception and a lunchec
were held tn his honor. Later in the day ot a dinner attended by 800 1
sons. Bhtm's eyes filled with tears as siieakers recounted his tribal,/
sa a Nasi prisoner and loyalty to his government (/ nterns?Jo
34. Real Estate
ATTENTION! B0DDEK8 ON GOVERNMENT HOUSES. I hara
feswe aMsrtag eqolaMBnl asaflaMe tf y«a secure a hsoas ar arin
bay mm half ttr^ wmmt im well yw Imaae. Mhmiw-
D. F. IAJVMM. LaekWh Bowling Canter, IN Prosit M.
Tlie day nursery wia institut-
ed in France by Marbeaii> In
1844, to care for the infants of
the women Who were obliged to
work tway from homo during
the uay.
£
—
«T
37. Anto Sanrica
DEPENDABLE AUTO SERVICE
Ma
ALL TYPES OP WHUMNti
Lst Us labaDd Tear Car Oa Oar
^ a akmomaikahlflllaimb a mmm a m ^
CONVENIENT FINANCE FLAN
^tuuckik; 1
■ i..
Expert Service
ON
BRAKE ^
TROUBLE
JACKSON
207 GREEN AVE.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 90, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 17, 1946, newspaper, April 17, 1946; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308336/m1/2/?q=WAR+DEPARTMENT: accessed June 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.