The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 138, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1959 Page: 2 of 10
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MONDAY. JUNE i, 1W
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Dear Abby ...
Put Your Faith
In Your Husband
AltGAlL VAN tdRthI
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DEAR ABBY: My husband la a children but we get lonesome for
milkman and I am expecting our them and our grandchildren and
fifth child. My sister-in-law told me
that there’* a lady on hi* route who
is just wild for him. She answer*
the door in her shorty nightgown
and he has a key to her back door
.and comes in and puts the milk in you
her refrigerator, ft’* only two
quarts. I asked my husband about
this. He said it’s all true but this now we sat and the never offered
woman is a little unbalanced: and
if be were going to play foot-loose
and fancy-free, she'd b4 the last on
his list. 1 am very upset over this.
Can 1 trust my husband? UPSET
DEAR UPSET: Of eourtc yen
can trust yew husband! It’s your
sister-in-law you've get to watch
out for.
DEAR ABBY: We aren’t the kind
of parents who impose on our
Cooking
Is Fun
$» Cedhr Iroww*"*
Family Dinner
This way of cooking asparagus
may convert you to a new method!
Broffed shoulder lamb chops, pan-
ned napnmgus cuts, pets toes, to-
mato salad, bread tray, fruit pie,
beverage.
Panned Asparagus Cuts
One bunch (2 pounds) asparagus,
3 tablespoons butter or margarine,
1-4 cup boiling water, % teaspoon
salt.
With a swivel-blade vegetable
peeler, pare scales and outer cov-
ering from asparagus stalks, up to
buds. Wash in hot, then rinse in
cold water. Slice into 2-inch di-
agonal lengths, about IN inch
thick; slice through buds this same
way. Over low heat melt 2 table-
spoons of the butter in a deep 10
inch skillet with a dome cover; add
asparagus; stir to coat with butter.
Add boiling water and salt. Cover
and boil fairly rapidly just until
tender—about 5 minutes; lift cover
several times, mix and watch like
a hawk. Uncover; if there is more
than a few tablespoons of liquid
in skillet, remove excess. Stir in
remaining tablespoon butter. Makes
* g servings.
The asparagus used in testing
this recipe were on the thick side
—21 stalks in a 2-pound bunch.
CARMICHAEL
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drive out to see them about onoe
a month. We call first. We live in
the country about <5 miles from
them. I know my daughter-in-law
has tots of work to do. but wouldn’t
Blink she'd prepare a little
something tb feed us when she
knows we are coming? Four times
Radically new antiradar paints
have been developed that are said
to materially reduce the chances
of missile or rocket discovery.
ua a cup Of coffee or a cracker.
Pa has aa ulcer, and ha had to ask
har for a glass of milk. My son
jumps all over us if we ssy any-
thing against his wife. Pa says
next time we are bringing sand-
and a thermos of milk.
Would it be insulting? MA
DEAR MA: Parents sMbeld not
have to pack a lunch when risk-
ing their children. Your daugh-
ter-in-law b ignorant and bay,
and your aba to no batter. LlmR
your visits to a brief stay, and
DEAR ABBY: Many people write
in to your column and criticize
kids for going steady. ’’Going
steady" is just going with one per-
son instead of many, but if a girl
gets into trouble she blames it on
going steady. There are lots of kids
who go steady and never get into
trouble. I 'would much rather go
with one decent boy all the time
than to go out with a lot of bums.
Thanks for letting me get my two
cents’ worth in. GOING STEADY
DEAR GOING: How about go-
ing with a LOT af decent boys
instead ef just one? Limiting
yourself to one boy only (even a
decent one) caa lead to a danger-
ously cosy relationship. “Nice”
girls frequently get iato trouble
with “decent” boys when the
bent rules the head.
DEAR ABBY: I don’t want to
be called "‘stuckup’’ but I hate to
lend my comb to everyone who
asks for it. Some of the girls at
school (and a boy with very greasy
hair) ask to use my comb and I
don’t know how to turn them down
without getting a reputation for
being a snob. Can you helo me?
NOT STUCK-UP
DEAR NOT: Keep your “own”
comb to yourself tart earrv an
“extra” (you can bov one for a
dime) in your purse for. “lending
•M.” _>
For your copy of WHAT EVERY
TEENAGER WANTS TO KNOW,
send 25c and a large, self-addres-
sed, stamped envelope to ABBY in
care of this newspaper.
For a personal reply, write to
ABBY in care of this paper. En-
close a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope.__- _
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| Television Log...
MONDAY
Texas Pastors'
School Scheduled
By Methodists
GEORGETOWN - The 59th i
nual session of the Texas Pastors'
scteoi is slated for June 22 to 25,
announces Dr. E. H. Steelman,
dean, of the school and head of the
department of religion and phiios-
opny at Southwestern University
here.
Lectures will be given in Lois
Perkins chapel at Southwestern
and the seminars :n Kyle White!
Religious Activities center.
The 1959 session will have two
outstanding speakers: Dr. George
A. Buttrick, preacher «d profes-
sor at Harvard University, Cam-
bridge, Mass., and Dr. J. S. WhaH,
author and lecturer from Devon,
England.
Seminars will be held in preach-
ing. and counseling.
Sponsored by the Boird of Edu-
cation of The Met'iodist Church,
Nashville, Tenn., the six confer-
ences of Texas Methodism and
Southwestern University, the pas-
tors’ school offers an opportunity
to Texas pastor* to set aside a
week during the year for fellow-
ship, inspiration, study, exchange
of views, discussion of methods
and to hear outstanding lecturers.
In Spain only women who are
considered heads of families are
permitted to vote._#__
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Brighter Day
Secret Storm
0 County Fair
Edge of Night
Circle 4 Club
Pride of the Family
Migyie Matinee
ftestor’s Study
Uncle Willie’s Club
Alt Force Story
Gene Autry
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Jack Brooks
Channel 4 Report
0 News and Weather
Three Stooges
Doug Edwards News
Sports
foR-O Buckskin
Margaret Lindsa;
in “The Ballad
aj is guest star
.. Gube Pruitt"
O Name That Tune
0 Gray Ghost
7:M—O O Restless Gun
O The Texan
A liquor-crazed genman chal
fcR-0 Black Saddle
teller
where
outlaw accuses a bank
if a plot to rob the bank
he works.
Navy Log
News ’ t
News and Weather
77 Sunset Strip
Jack Paar
Chamber of Commerce
M:4t—0 Showtime
Wallme perry end Tom Drake
co-star iif ’’Alias a Gentleman."
11; 00—Q Jack n.r „
TUESDAY
) (7) Today
j .Morning News
' Captain Kangaroo
C3D Dough Re Ml
On The Go ,
® Treasure Hunt
Sam
lenges Longley to a duel to prove
himself wormy of membership
in a gang.
7:30—0 o Well* Fargo
O Father Knows Best
When the TV set-breaks down
during a murder mystery, the
family sets out to re-enact the
slaying and solve the mystery*
8:00—0 O Peter Gunn
Gunn l.as a close brush with
death when he is hired to take
me body of a suicide victim
home to Mexico City.
O Danny Thomas
Linda awakens to find a locket
around her neck and the event
causes much sentimental excite-
ment
8:30-0 Sea Hunt
A scheming husband plots to
drown his paralyzed wife with
Mike as an unsuspecting accom-
plice.
0 Ann Sothern Show
' ' help Johnny
11:10—1
11:10—G
Katy attempts to help Johnny j n ,, ,
the bellhop get a promotion and RadlO L0£ . . .
nearly gets him fired. 1
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O If You Had A Million
9:10-0 Ozzie ahd Harriet
Harriet and a neighbor conspire
to coax Ozzie into building a
backyard barbecue pit. \
~0 Desilu Playhouse
Ida Lupino and Howard Duff
join Lucy and Ricky for a mixed-
up weekend at a wilderness
lodge.
O Special Agent 7
SEVENTEEN
by Bernard Lansky
Levenoon Show
CD Price to Right
1 Love Lucy
® Concentration
Top Dollar
CD Tic Tac Dough
Love of Life
® It Could Be You
Search for Tomorrow
Guiding Light
News
_ O. Henry Playhouse
A woman’s marriage is almost
ruined when she Is seen kissing
her husband.
Amos and Andy
Romper Room
As The World Turns
Woman’s World
Queen For A Day
O Jimmy Dean Show
O Haggis Baggis
Houseparty
O Young Dr. Malone
Big Payoff
O From These Roots
Verdict la Yours
O Truth or Conse-
quences
Brighter Ddy
Secret Storm
O County Fair
Edge of Night
6-0
"(g Sheldon home? I think he got my final
grades by mistake!'
ROOT mul MM)
in«r
12:15— Nfws
4:00—Richard Corder Show
5:45—Newt
0:00—Hugh Smith Show
•:S0—Mantovanl Mood
U:00—8i|0 Otf
Tomorrow
S:00—Richard Cordor Show
S:4S—North Orange Baptlot
1:00—Richard Cordor
7:15—News
7:10—Richard Cordor
9:00—Hugh smith Show
Mrs. Ann Bryant
Presents Students
In Piano Recital
BRIDGE CITY (Spl)-Mrs. Ann
Bryant’s piano students were pre-
sented in a musical recital Satur-
day night at the Bridge City School
gymnasium.
Those taking part were Mary
Laden McCoole, Judy Lawler,
Diane Biggs. Linda Penny, Wanda
Sanders, James Skinner, Bsrbara
Jane Hatton, Shannah Lindsey,
Sharon Forgey, Debbie Plake,
Mary Dell Parker. J.snin Lime,
Diane Hollis and Patsy Baker.
Also Jim Flippen, Ileta and
Judy Jordan; Lois Ann Webb, Mar-
tha Hopkins. Oharlfen© and Beverly
Hanks; Barbara Bell, Dorothy and
Sherilyn Crumpler; Barbara Tra.
han. Sherry deBle, Ann and Nancy
Sigler, Diane Ganey, Barbara
Clark, Roy Morgan and Gwynne
Redmon.
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The secret of barbecuing Is long
slow cooking and frequent basting.
| Today We Greet
Inez Conn is at the top of our
birthday greeting list for Tuesday.
Very nest wis.»e8 for a wonderful
day to her and to:
Fletcher Cockrell
William Herman Gordon
John Hal Wray
Cherry Ann Wade
Robert G. Brown
Fertilizer Increases
Fish Farms’ Output
ATLANTA—Fish farming, which
' China and
. ,-jg* • •
Western Stars
Are Heading East
Ap’mmLtV WHNr
HOLLYWOOD (AM - The gold
rush to on, with TVs gunslingers
heeding the cry, “go young
man!" . •
This to the season tot the West-
ern stars M fill their pouches with
loot from the hlnter'andi. They’re
heading east not by pony but by
Jet, to display themselves before
admiring throngs *t fairs, rodeos
and whatever.
Thay sing a little, ride a little,
tell jokes, rape and rwiri their aix-
shootera. But mostly they just ap.
pear, smiling and signing auto-
graphs and .basking In the popu-
larity that television has brought
them. " . . . .
Figures released by the New
Mexico State Fair Commission
give evidence of the money to be
had. Gene Barry (Bat Masttrson)
has been set for two appearances
in one day at the September fair
for (2,000; Dale Roaertson (Wells
Fargo) for six appearance* in
three days at $7,500. The Gun-
smoke trio — Demits Weaver,
Amanda Blake, MHJairn Stone —
will come In for six appearances
at 38.500.
Robert Horton (Wagon Train) is
making hay this’ summer with
such dates as the Cincinnati Ro-
deo, Tulsa Horse Show, as well as
playing "Picnic’’ In Detroit and
"Guys and Dolls" in Warren,
Ohio. Chuck Connors. Lind Young
Johnny Crawford (Thb Rifleman)
were booked for the St. Louis Po-
j lice Circus and Omaha Rodeo.
Robert Culp (Trackdown) ex-
pects to earn 370.JOO this year
from personals, probably as much
as he gets from the series. Among
his dates; Lincoln, Neb., Centen-
nial, Salina and Coffeyville, Kan.
originated in ancient
has been practiced for several
centur'in Europe and Japan,
was in.ioduced to the southern
United States in the 1930s.
American fish farmers favor the
biuegill bream, a fish that grows
rapidly to pan size. The latest
wrinkle is the addition of fertilizer
to the fish-farm ponds, increasing
the growth of algae and plants
and thus providing more food for
minute forma of marine animal
life, which in turn furnish food for
more and bigger fish.
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NEW DELHI — A new smelter
of the Indian Aluminum Co., a ioint
Indian-Canadian venture, has been
inaugurated at Hirakud in Orissa
Stste, the largest project com-
oleted so far in the nation’s $29 -
400,000 plan involving babxite and
aluminum production facilities.
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of 10,000 tons a year, the new
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 138, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1959, newspaper, June 8, 1959; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth556952/m1/2/?q=yaqui: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.