The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 46, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 25, 1947 Page: 4 of 4
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Spring training opened here
Monday for the Shirk high Tigers
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I porting to coaches for the two
I teams.
Eight lettermen were back for
i the Bengal eleven, three unex-
pectedly. The lettermen are Steve
; McKenzie, big end; Harold Rou-
| geau, guard last year who will
i switch to end next season; El-
i mer Parkhurst, guard; Gene "Tee-
nay" Marks, light but very fast
! back; Bill McDonald, end; Lloyd
j "Gptton" ,Marr, tackle; "and Ken-
; neth Reese, quarterback,
j Up from last fall’s great little j
! junior high squad are several light j
j but very promising youngsters. It
j is mainly on these that Head
| Coach Brooks Conover Is pinning
his hopes for. filling the gaps,.....in
I the Tiger line left by graduation.
Next season’s Bengal attack will
be built, around big Ken Reese,
who went into spring training
weighing 185 and is expected to
hit 190 by next fall. Honorable
mention all'- district quarterback
last season, Reese can pass, run
or punt and will be a marked man
in District 14-AA next season.
Return of the several lettermen
unexpectedly eases the problem
of the coaches in building a win-
ning squad to some extent, but a
great deal of work remains to be
done. ! Biggest headhahes at the
moment are finding a center and
several linesman from the wealth
of material on hand.
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road in 1945. .
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Indian Island Five
Cinch Berth in
City Cage Playoff
Indian Island cinched a berth
in the city cage league cham-
pionship playoff last night by
defeating Deweyville 31-2JB in
the first of a three-game card at
Stark gym.
Orangeiield came through with
a 53-25 victory over Carter’s and
Staff went back into the number
one spot in standings by whip-
ping the Jaycees 35-19.
Tonight’s schedule, which closes
the regular playing season, frits
Staff against Deweyville in a
game which will determine who
finally occupies the top position.
Second game of the evening and
last of the season brings together
Housing Authority and Indian
Island.
The championship matches start
Thursday night.
a
Friendship Class
Meets On Monday
The Friendship Sunday school
class of the North Orange Baptist
Church met for a business session
on Monday evening at seven
o’clock in the home of Mrs. Rich-
ard Reese, 910 Moreell.
The hostess conducted the short
business at which two new offi-
cers were Selected,-Mrs. Albert
Ross being chosen as vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Vernon Frames as
class minister.
Attending were Mrs. Marshall
Cooper, Mrs. Johnny McFarlane,
Mrs. Vernon Frames, Mrs. J. L.
Tatum, Mrs. Albert Ross, Mrs. J.
C. Fairchild, Mrs. Malcolm Rob-
inson, Mrs. Ray Stambrough. and
the hostess.
The next business meeting of
the class will be held on Monday
evening, March 10, in the home
of Mrs. Johnny McFarlane.
BUSINESS WOMEN’S
CIRCLE MEETS
The Business Women^ Circle of
the First Methodist church met in
regulaf session on Monday even-
ing at the home of Miss Thelma
Sanders with six members pres-
ent-
Miss Gladys Hendricks pres-
sided over the business session in
the absence of the chairman, J4rs.
Lann'ie, Claybar. The hostess gave
the devotional and Mrs. Thebna
McCullough taught the lesson
from the Stewardship book.
The next meeting will be held
on Monday evening. March 10, at
7:30 o’clock at the home of Miss
Ruby Boehme, 804 Rein street.
ORANGE, TEXAS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1947
THE ORANGE LEADER
Published every afternoon except Saturday and Su day morning
at 503A Front Street, by the Orange Leader Publishing Co.
Entered at Orange, Texas, P. 6. as Second Class mail Matter
Under Act of Congress March 3, 1918.
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S 'MEETS FOR STUDY
J j The Evelyn Burgess Junior G.
■ | A. of the McDonald Memorial
J! Baptist church met on Monday
• j afternoon at four o’clock at the
i ■ church with ten members pres-
J j cut. Mrs. James Headrick was a
v ■! visitor,
J; A chapter from th°e mission
•“ ! study book, "Everyhere Preach-
ing, the Word” was reviewed by
Mrs. Merten Pevcto, adult coun-
selor for the group.
Next Monday afternoon at four
o’clock the auxiliary will meet
again at the church for rehearsal
ot; the program to be held in
preparation for the Week of Pray-
er in March.
A heart loyal to God is patient
and strong. Justice waits, and is
used to waiting; and right wins
the everlasting victory.—Mary Ba-
ker Eddy
In the economy of God, no ef-
fort, however small, put forth for
the right cause, fails of its effect.
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DEGREE OF HONOR
MEETS FOR BUSINESS
Members of the Degree of Hon-
or met for a short business ses-
sion on Monday evening at 7:30
o’clock at the W.Tj. W. hall with
Mrs. Melissa Briggs, president, in
charge.
Miss Beatrice Floyd arid Mrs.
Winnie Carter were elected ush-
ers aird Mrs. Susie Chosson was
appointed color bearer.
The next meeting will be held
on Monday evening, March 10, at
the W. O. W. hall.
SUNBEAM BAND
MEETS AT CHURCH
The regular weekly meeting of
the Sunbeam band of- the Mc-
Donald Memorial Baptist church
was held on Monday afternoon at
three o’clock at the church with
thirteen members “present.
Mrs. R. C. Grace, adult coun-
selor, was in charge of the re-
hearsal of the missionary pro-
gram to be presented in prepara- ,
tion for the Week of Prayer. Mrs. I
K. W. Terrell told a Bible story.
Next Monday afternoon at three
o’clock the band will meet again
at the church.
I SCOUT NEWS
I ; The regular weekly meeting of
Den No. 3 of the Cub Scouts was !
held on Monday, February 24, in j
the home of Mrs. M. R. Hoff.
The meeting was catted tfl or-
der by Don Archer. Minutes of
the previous meeting were read \
by Roland Hoff, keeper of the j
buckskin. The den visited the I
fire station. Cookies were served [
by Mrs. Hoff, den mother. Jack J
Wilson, scribe.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 46, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 25, 1947, newspaper, February 25, 1947; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558018/m1/4/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.