The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 183, Ed. 1 Monday, August 4, 1947 Page: 3 of 6
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Louise Browning, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cullen Browning
of Orange and Joe E. Cook, son of
the late Lee A. Cook, and Mrs.
Alma Cook of Austin, were unitedj
In marriage on Tuesday in the
Firs) Methodist church rectory in
San Marcus with the Rev. W. G.
Ca|lihan performing the single
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a pink dress
with white accessories. Her cor.
•age was fashioned from white
carnations. She was attended by
the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Mary
N. Tate of, Austin, who was attired
-in Hue with White accessories aod
her corsage also yras of white, car-
nations.
1 Fred Blum attended the bride-
. groom as best man.
After a brief honeymoon in Ne-.v
Braunsfals, the jjouple is at
Home, 409 "West t4th, Austin. Both
are employed with The American
Statesman, newspaper.
Mips. Cook is a graduate of Madi
sonville High school after which
she was employed in Orange in the
offices of Consolidated Steel and
Texas Creosoting company. After
attending Austin High school,
Cook spent one and one half years
in the U. S. Navy, most of which
he served in the Marshell^Gilbert
and Hawaiian Islands.
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The natural flexibility of cattle
hide used for leather soles is in-
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USE I. p. A. OINTMENT 1
For impetigo, ache, teenage
pimiUo., ringworm, poison ivy,
chigger and mosquitcKbites, cold
sores, itch, barber's,-itch, ath-
lete's feet, eczema,' and other
local skin erupt .ms. Acts like
magic. A iwoven product. 50c
and 75c -it William's Drug and
other drug stores.
Baptist WMS Will
Sew For Children
The Woman'i Missioriary Socie-
ty of Little Cypiress Baptist church
will meet 'at lihe^urch at 2:30
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mor<-
rell Conway will be in charge of
the meeting and-will bring the de-
votional. , . '
Members are being asked to
bring any clothing they wish to
give to the Mexican orphanage.
The age. group of the children to
Jbe served in 13 through 14. The af-
ternoon will be spent in mending
these clothes.
Thta Evening . . .
West Orange Baptist church In.
termediate OA with Mrs. Demp-
sey Cosper, 304 Hubert street, at
6 p. m. ,
Regular Business meeting for
Order of Rainbow for Girls at the
Masonic temple at 7:30 p. m.
Regular meeting of ^heJunlor.
Center.
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Attendants Named
By Carolyn Elmore
Carolyn Elmore has announced
the attendants for her Wedding
which will take place ori Sunday
afternoon, August lfl, at 4:30
o'clock in the First Baptist church
with the Rev. W. A. Corkern of-'
ficiating.
Attendants will be Mary Apn
Elmore, sister of the bride-elect,
maid of honor; Elizabeth--liale of
Houston arid Mary Alyce Thomp-
son of Palestine^ bridesmaids;
Edward C. Burns, best man; W.
C. White and Marshall Gray
groojpsmen; Noland Bogard and
Herman Bowler, ushers.
• Ernina Sue Depwe will play the
organ and Trudy TreadweU Of
Columbia^ Ohio will sing.
The members of the house party
will be: Glenn Fowler of Silsbee,
Maifr Ann Wright, Mavinee
Corkern, and Mrs. Mary Hela War-
Club at Riverside Youth
from 7:30 until 10 p. m.
Community Club at Gtfaner
Homes community center from 8
until 10 p. m.
All evening relaxation at the
USO,
On .Tuesday ...
Ladies Bible Claaa at th« Prtt-
byterian Chapel at 2:30 p. m.
Eastern Star at Masonic temple
at 7:3fr"p. m.
Canton Orange 27 and Ladies
Auxiliary, at lOOF Hall at 8 p. m.
Boosters club at USO at 8 p. m.
Bridge Class at USO at 8 p. m.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
St. Mark's Methodist church with
Mrs. W. P. Hendrix,, 1202 Cypress
Street, at 7:30 p. m. for a social.
2 Killed, 8 Hurt
As Truck Fails To
Clear Underpass
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BUTLER, Mo., Aug. 4—(AJ )—
Jen persons, riding atop *ft truck
carrying carnival equipment.' were
injured two fatally*, when the load
fialed to Clear a highway under-
pass yesterday. jjj 11'
All of the injured were cartiivsl
workers..
Fatally hurt were Harold Batter,
35, and his wife, J5, of New1 York
City. James S. Graham, 23, Colu.
too high to safely clear the un-
derpass, highway patrolmen re-
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The victims were rifling in gon-
dolas used in a concession ride
called the spitfire when they were
scraped from the truck. The carn-
ival was being transported from
Columbus, Kansas, to Moberly,
Missouri.
The carnival, known as the Vic-
tory Exposition, is managed by
Don M. Brasher, Harlingen, Texas.
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lore Conroy
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thy Loulg«. Fuller of Orange.
J. P. Fines • '
One overlength on truck, $17^5.
Motor Velilele LleenaoT1' "
Orvel R. Buston, 1937 Pontlac
4-door; Tom Eddleman, 1947 Ford,
pickup; Ajlton Williams,*1947 Mer-
cury sedan coupe; Johnnie Calla-
han. 14)39 Dodge* sedan; Elwood
Vaughan; 1947 Pontlac 4-door se-
dan.
Property Negotiations
, Deeds: Miller-Vidor Land Com-
pany tb W. H. Brown, one acre of
(and in the T. H. Breece League;
i. E. Weaver to Mrs. H. P. Kelly,
fracta 1, 2 and 3 of the I. & G. N.
Ry survey; L. A. Miller et ux to
Ben Burcht Lot 5 of st|hdvlsion of
L. A. Miller 34 acre tratct; A. M.
H. Stark to K. W. Stephenson,
part of John Harmon sui'vey;'
Lillian O. Miller et al to J. W.
Trahan, LoU 14 and 15, Block 10
of Daniel Sinclair survey; Joseph
R. Shrode et ux to David Pelle
Newbern et ux, Lot 14, Block 1,
Sunset Park addition.
Assignments: John G. Mayo to
Katherine E. Mayo, royalty in-
terest in property: John G. Mayo
to Katherine E. Mayo, royalty in-
terest of part of J. M. Swisher
survey No. 2. \
t" Contract for Sale.' N. A. Good-
ale to E. M. Moore et ux, Lot 10,
„ igML -n~j«o£T- now
Block 3; Lot 1, Block 4; Lot 8,
Block 5; part of Lot 7, 'Block 3.
all of Holloywood subdivision.
Partial Releaser Chase E. Sut-
ton, agent anc| attorney, to Powi
Lumber compSnyV land In Or
County.
Deeds of Trust: David Pelle
Newbern et ux to D. A. "Pruter
trustee et al Lotf 18, Block l,j
Sunset Park addition; David Pelle
Newbern et ux to A. H- Ful-
bright trustee et al, Lpt 18, Block
i, Sunset Park addition. , '>
"Transfer: Joseph R. Shrode et
ux to (First National Bank In Orr
ange, * Lot 16, Block 1, Sunset
Jfark addition.
Release: Leland
u* to Joset>h R.
Block it Sunset
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The Duke Ellington band now has five. singers—Mar-
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 183, Ed. 1 Monday, August 4, 1947, newspaper, August 4, 1947; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308481/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.