THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951
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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
Full Employment
VALUE OF HONEY BEES
IN POLLINATION TOLD
BY CHAMBER SPEAKER
Nine Promotions
Given at SOC
G eorge N ichols, local a p ia ris t
N iue college p ro m o tio n s and
and bee keeping a u th o rity , was
î one a p p o in tm e n t have been op
D r M a rg e ry B a ile y , one o f guest speaker at the C ha m b e r o f
I p ro ve n by the state board of th«- leading S h a ke sp e a ria n au C om m erce m eeting held a t the
h ig h e r e du catio n a t its P o rtla n d th o ritle s in the n a tio n and aca E lk s d in in g room Tuesday noon.
He described tth e im p o rta n ce
dem te a d v is o r
to th«- fe s tiv a l,
m e e tin g la st Tuesday
M rs Iv a K ilp a tr ic k o f M e r r ill
P ro m o ted at S o u th e rn O regon w ill d e liv e r fo u r le c tu re s today o f insects, in c lu d in g th e honey
a re A r th u r K n is m a n , and F rid u y , 1 and 7 p m , to the bee, in th e p o llin a tio n o f fa rm
was elected p re sid e n t o f the co lle gi
the crops and p oin te d o u t th a t w ith
O regon Hom e Econom ics E xten associate professor o f E n glish , p u b lic and p la y casts a t
o u t these "n a tu ra l p o llin iz e rs ”
■ion co u n c il at its a n n u a l meet Eugene B ow m an, associate p ro E liza b e th a n theatre.
T in s w ill be o f special in te r d iv e rs ifie d a g ric u ltu re w o u ld be
Ing re c e n tly at O regon S tate col j fessor n t m athem atics; John M<
He e x p la in e d th a t
1 A u la y , associate
professor
of est to the p u b lic because any o f im p ossib le.
lege
O th e r new o ffic e rs are Mr» e du ca tio n , Leon M u llin g , ass«r D r B a ile y ’s s c h o la rly disse rta the honey be«- is h ig h ly im p o r t
L e s lie K rib » , Bend, fir s t vice- elate professor o f speech; John tio n s w ill h e lp the la y m a n u n a n t to a g ric u ltu re since i t is the
the
c o m p le x ity
o f o n ly insect th a t can be m oved
p re sid e n t; Mr» G u y S h um w ay, S chulz, associate professor o f d erstan d
Shakespeare’s p lo ts and staging fro m place to place fo r p o llin
M c M in n v ille , »eeond vice-presi p sychology
O scar B jo rlie ,
assistant p ro
a ll o f w h ic h w ill lead to bet- s a tio n purposes
d en t; M ix C laude Sprague, C or
D onuld M ai
M r. N ic h o ls was in tro d u c e d
te r p la y a p p re c ia tio n
v alli
s eiietary
Mrs
Harold fessor o f m usic;
assistant professor of N aw Lounges
by H e n ry G aley, p ro g ra m c h a ir
R ile y , Scio, tre a su re r; and Mr» D o u g a ll,
Jam es Beeman, U m a tilla , h is to r social science; A lw in M ille r , as
Theatre-goers w ill have th in g s man.
sista nt professor o f s e c re ta ria l p re tty plush w hen the in s ta lla
ian
F ive new d is tr ic t d ire c to rs science and D orothea B u sh n e ll, tio n is co m p le te d on the new
are Mrs. O liv e r S argent, Salem; assistant p ro fesso r n t e ducation p u b lic lounges u nd erne ath the TALENT LADY LIONS
Th«- one a p p o in tm e n t is Sey dressing-room s on the p a rk side INSTALL OFFICERS TO N IH T
M r» N orm an I,unde, T ro u td a le ;
M rs
P ercy
C ook,
K la m a th m o u r F o w le r, assistant p ro fes o f the stage.
The T a le n t L ad y L io n s w i l l
F a lls; M rs D ro th y Kopacz, H er sor o f science.
A cast p ic n ic is scheduled fo r
th e
R esignations accepted by the th is a fte rn o o n at 5 15 u nd er the in s ta ll th e ir o ffic e rs fo r
m isto n ; and M rs Jean Daven
board w ere F a y te n e Z u m w a lt, sponsorship o f the board o f d i c o m in g y e a r at the A sh la n d E lks
p o rt, C o q u ille
in s tru c to r; A r th u r Reneau, in re c to rs o f the fe s tiv a l E veryone c lu b th is evening.
Draam Comas Trua
Nona M cAbee w ill be in s ta ll
T he O llE co u n cil, represent s tru c to r; F rances S ilv e r, in s tru c is in v ite d to a tte n d th e p ic n ic
ed p re s id e n t; V irg in ia G le im , as
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1951
log 13.000 hom em akers, saw a
vice-pre sid en t; M a rjo rie G k-im ,
5 ye u r o ld dream come tru e a, lis M cRae, in s tru c to r in tra in in g pro du ction s.
The cast, te n ta tiv e ly chosen, se cre ta ry; E l e a n o r B u rd e ll,
the conf« rence. T he c o u n c il’» school and M a rjo rie P rig e r, in
$45,000 goal fo r a co op erative s tru c to r in the tra in in g school. I and a lm ost com plete,
w i ll in tre a s u re r; and Ma«- C u lv e r, lio n
clude the fo llo w in g C la ra Dari ta m e r.
liv in g u n it fo r
college
g irls
u-ls, M e d fo rd , as Regan in
w e n t "o v e r the to p ” w hen M rs
N o rm a n L u n d e , Azalea House
i " K in g L e a r" and L a d y N o rth T A L E N T F R IE N D S C H U R C H
c h a irm a n , presented
$10,000
u m b e rla n d in "H e n ry IV , p a rt Ir w in P. A lg e r, Pastor
S u nd a y School 10:00.
check to M rs M abel M ack, state
tw o ” ; J e rry M acD ou g all, Med
W o rs h ip H o u r 11:00.
e xten sion agent,
and
she In
fo rd , w ill p la y L o rd M o w b ra y
Young People’s Prayer Fel
in " H e n r y "
and
B ill P a tto n,
tu rn gave th e check to D r A L
S tra n d , pre sid e nt o f the college
M ed fo rd , w ill p la y several short lo w s h ip , 8:00 p.m.
C h ris tia n Endeavor 7:00.
M ilk consum ers «if Jackson parts and serve as fe s tiv a l elec
T h is sum was raised among
E v a n g e lis tic S ervice 8:00.
the e xten sion u n it m em bers, co u n ty w ho are u n c e rta in as to tric ia n and lig h tin g e x p e rt.
fa rm o rg an izatio ns, and
b usi the le g a l status o f any ra w m ilk Graham Plays Lear
, R ic h a rd G rah am
ness co nce rn » th ro u g h o u t O re su p p ly being o ffe re d fo r sale 1
w ill
play
gon by a state board o f trustees, fo r h um an co nsu m p tion are nd- the choice p a rt o f L e a r and d i except fo r the m a jo r roles.
R ehearsals are e v e ry a fte r- '
headed by Mrs. L u n d e and I vised to co nta ct E. P. B la c k . re c t “ T w e lfth N ig h t." Addyse
c o u n ty A z n 1 e a House F und P. (4 B o x 415, Rogue R iv e r, o f Lane, Salem , w ill act Mrs. noon and evening w ith the pub
ch a irm e n M rs M ack served as the state d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u l Q u ic k le y in " H e n r y ” and w ill lic c o rd ia lly in v ite d to attend
ture.
also p la y J u lie t in "M e a s u re fo r and sec w h a t goes on behind
a dviser.
T he O regon flu id m ilk act re M easure.”
D r S tra n d said Azalea House
John B re b n e r, M id th e fin is h e d p ro d u ctio n .
w ill lie b u ilt by S eptem ber 1952 q u ire s d a irie s to meet c e rta in dlesex, E n gla nd , w i ll act P rin c e
T w o a s p irin g thespians w ith
I t w ill accom m odate a bo ut 50 sa n ita tio n and disease-tree herd H a l in " H e n r y .”
special fe llo w s h ip s have a rriv e d
g irls . C o u n ty exten sion c o m m it re q u ire m e n ts and to be licensed
H e rb G re e r, Fresno, C al., w ill in A s h la n d fo r the A u g u s t fes
fo r o ffe r h is ve rsion o f the F ool in tiv a l at the Shakespearean the-
tees m uy select one o r more b efo re o ffe rin g Such m ilk
g irls fro m th e ir counties to liv e sale
"L e a r," and P ro d u c in g -D irc c to r ' atre.
in the house. The g irls w ill be L a w S a fe g u a rd s
Angus B o w m e r w i ll act S ir
M iss N orm a L e ig h o f C edar
T he consum er w ho o bta ins Tobey B elch in "H e n r y .” Fal- C ity , U ta h , and a gra du ate stu
chosen on sch olarsh ip ,
leader
ship, and c h a ra cte r, w ith p re fe r m ilk fro m an uninspected and sta ff, in the la tte r p la y , w i ll be d en t a t S ta n fo rd is here on a
unlicen sed source, the state ag p o rtra y e d by D a v id V ic to r o f B e ll fe llo w s h ip She has reg is
ence g ive n to 4-H ’ers.
r ic u ltu r e d e p a rtm e n t says, is ig C hicago, 111
tered at the college and w ill
n o rin g
th«- safeguards estab
B a rb a ra
H uggins,
Houston, w o rk on th e costumes and sets
lishe d by la w to p ro te c t th«- pub T ex , w i ll p o rtra y M a ria n a
in a t the th ea tre.
lie M ilk by its v e ry n a tu re , the M M , V io la in T N , and G o n e ril M ake-up Specialist
, d e p a rtm e n t adds, is p e c u lia rly in " L e a r ."
Ross Hogue,
N ew
M o rg a n B ro d y, H o lly w o o d ra
susc«-ptibl«-
to
c o n ta m in a tio n Y o rk , w ill be the D u k e o f V ie n d io te c h n ic ia n ,
is here on a
and a d u lte ra tio n .
na in M M
and
the K in g o f M ilto n fe llo w s h ip
and w i l l be
Diseases such as u n d u la n t F rance in
L e a r."
a c tiv e in stage w o rk , a ctin g , and
fe v e r (B a ng ’s disease), tu b e rc u Hanson it M alvolio
h is sp e c ia lty , m ake-up.
losis, ty p h o id ,
d ip h th e ria and
Ray C u rtis , C hico, C al., w ill
In rece nt m onths, B ro d y has
sca rlet fe v e r m ay be tra n s m it be S ir A n d re w A guecheek
in been p la y in g in c o m m u n ity the
C u ltiv a tin g ch u rch and com ted by m ilk . T he d e p a rtm e n t ad T N , and Jean
L eo n a rd ,
Spo a tres in the San F ra n cisco pen
m tin ity coop eratio n w ill be fca vises consum ers to p la y it safe kane, Wash , w i ll be C o rd e lia in in su la in such groups as the E l
tu re d th ro u g h six panel discus Ijy g e ttin g o n ly inspected and “ L e a r.” P h ilip H anson o f the C am ino p layers, P a l o
A lto
sions at the
1951 L eadership licensed m ilk
U n iv e rs ity o f I llin o is w i ll p la y P la yers and San M ateo P layers.
Tlie state m ilk la w says grade M a lv o lio in T N and h is w ife ,
In s titu te fo r T o w n and C o u n try
churches at O regon S tate co l A ra w m ilk o r pasteurized m ilk Suzanne L a M a rre H anson. Ash-
n ot
m ore than Jand and the U n iv e rs ity o f I l l i
lege July 10 i" 19, according Io s h a ll co n ta in
per m illilit e r nois, w i ll p o rtra y O liv ia .
D r E W W a rrin g to n , professor 20,000 b a cte ria
o f re lig io n and p h ilo so p h y at B oth th e p ro d u c in g fa rm s and
A n n e G ilb e rt E ckstein, B e v
OSC and in s titu te co ch airm a n m ilk p la n ts a rc re q u ire d to be e rly H ills , C al., w i ll be the D o ll
P anel discussions w ill center inspected re g u la rly .
in " H e n r y ” and E liz a b e th W at-
Sam ples o f a ll ra w and pas te nb erg er, P alo A lto , C al., w i ll
on ch u rch
a rc h ite c tu re , land
are co lle cte d at be Is a b e lla in M M
scaping o f th«- r u r a l ch u rch , re te u rize d m ilk
lig io u s lea de rship, fa rm o rg a n i least once e v e ry s ix weeks and
B ill D a w k in s ,
e xecutive-sec
za tion co op eratio n,
im p ro v in g are rushed to the state la b o ra re ta ry o f the fe s tiv a l, says th a t
ch urch and c o m m u n ity yo uth to ry at Salem fo r b a c te ria ana casting is as y e t n ot com plete,
program s,
school cooperation lysis.
and c o n trib u tio n s o f various
ch u rch and c o m m u n ity re la tio n
H o* to make good telephone service even better.
al, i ps
STATE OFFERS
MILK SAFETY
Rural Church
Institute to
Hold Meeting
EGULAR and gainful employ
ment and occupational se
curity constitute a practical
goal. Anil humanity constantly
ask« why it is not universally at
tained.
Is not one reason because man
kind measures resources by its
own restricted, material stand
ards? Ordinary unemployment
insurance can bring only tempo
rary relief. It does not heal the
basic condition. . . .
Nothing can interfere with the
operation of God’s harmonious
law of creation. Nothing can hin
der Ixive from abundantly mani
festing itself. Nothing can change
perfection. Christ Jesus never
doubted the Father’s loving pro
vision. Be points out that even
the sparrows are eared for: the
ravens are fed. He assures us
(Luke 12:321, “Fear not, little
flock; for it is your Father’s good
pleasure to give you the king
dom.” The Father's good pleasure
is expressing itself in purposeful,
bountiful, and beneficent ideas.
The business or employmenl of
God’s man is reflecting Rim, ex
pressing intelligence and perfec
tion. Man is constantly employed
in reflecting the tireless activity
of Mind, the ceaseless abumtanre
of Life, the limitless affluence of
Love. This is humanly evident in
R
Sunday morning service.
C U iifp k
V IlU IL Il
N ln tir A K
Wednesday e ven in g me« tin g
w h ich inclu de s te stim o nie s o f
1 C h ris tia n Science
h ealing,
la
h eld at 8 p.m.
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
R eading Room open d a ily
fro m 2 to 5 p m , except Sun
C o rn e r F irs t and H arga d in e
days and h o lid a y s T he p u b lic la
W illia m H. T illm a n , pastor
c o r d ia lly in v ite d to a tte n d these
“ W here Souls are Fed and
services, and to use the re a d in g
H ea rts Made G la d .”
room .
S unday: 9 45 a m
Sunday
school, a class lo r e v e ry age.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
M o rn in g
w o rs h ip ,
11 a.m.,
special m usic, service broadcast N Main at Laurel
Robert Mcllvenna, minister.
o v e r K W IN
Sunday school, 9:45 a m
Y o u th
fe llo w s h ip
services,
Morning worship, 11 a.m An
6 30 p m .; e ve n in g service, siag- them and solo. Junior church
1 ing, te stim o n ie s and gospel mes and n u rs e ry .
sage, 7:45 p.m.
Youth Fellowship g r o u p » ,
M onday, p ra y e r m eeting at 6 30 p.m.
Wgsley Foundation, 7:30 p.m
8 p.m .
Choir rehearsal. Wednesday,
W ednesday. 7:30 p m .,
m id
week service and B ib le study; 7 30 p.m.
8:30 p.m ., c h o ir rehearsal
T h u rs d a y ,
7:30
p.m., Sky GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
right activity, useful service, and
assured supply.
Jesus has given us the rule for
demonstrating employment and
tire supply of every need. He said
(Matthew 6:331. “Seek ye firsl the
kingdom of God, and his right
eousness; an«l all these thing«
shall be added unto you.” Inde
cision, misgiving, and confusion
are not characteristic of God’«
kingdom.
Coniidence, alertness, in t e g r it y ,
and poise provide genuiue assur
ance and employment insurance.
Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer
and Fournier of Christian Science,
says (Miscellaneous Writings, p.
307», "God gives you His spiritual
ideas, and in turn, they give you
daily supplies.”
God continuously gives His un
qualified confirmation of employ
ment. The Scriptures assure us
(Exodus 23:201, “Behold, I send
an Angel before thee, to keep thee
in the way, and to bring thee into
the place which I have prepared."
Accepting God’s promise and
providence, we can follow His
angels—thoughts of inspiration—
to that fruitful occupation at the
place He has already prepared for
us, where no idleness exists. Un
der God’s government man is pro
tected, productive, and fully em
ployed. — The C hristian Science
Pilots in their club house on Iowa and Mountain avenue
Walker avenue. For boys nine Paul W. F. Harms, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45
Adult Discussion Group 10:00.
E A S T S ID E
Morning Worship Service 11.
C H U R C H OF C H R IS T
Evening Service 7:30
1047 Io w a , A s h la n d
S unday Services: 10 30 a.m.
and 8 p.m
R adio P rogram s: S u n d a y ,
8:30 a m ., K M E D
and 9 a m
o v e r K W IN .
A n e x h o rta tio n to C h ris tia n s :
; "O w e no m an a n y th in g , save to
love one a n o th e r; fo r he th a t
lo v e th h is n e ig h b o r h ath f u l
fille d th e la w .” Rom . 13:8
T h is W ednesday’s s tu d y w i ll
be on th e 11th c h a p te r o f the
book o f R e ve la tio n
P la n to m eet w ith us to w o r
sh ip and to s tu d y th e w o rd o f
God
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M o rn in g W o rs h ip a t 11 a.m
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Session M e e tin g at 3 p.m
Y o u n g P eople’s M e e tin g a t
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Lay Leaders Invited
T he in s titu te is intended fo r
a ll la y as w e ll as m in is te ria l
leaders In te re sted in ra is in g the
s p ir itu a l life o f O regon's ru ra l
co m m u n itie s
Rev. M n rtin E id bo o f N o rth
R ich la n d , Wash., rep re se n ta tive
o f the H om e M issions C o u n c il o f
N o rth
A m e r i c a , and Rev.
George M u rp h y o f John Day,
re p re se n tin g the A rchdiocese o f
P o rtla n d in O regon, have been
scheduled as the m ain speakers
at the fo ur-da y meet
T he in s titu te , sponsored jo in t
ly by th re e ch u rch
and
fo u r
fa rm groups and OSC, w ill also
fe a tu re a series o f tours, in c lu d
ing the OSC a g r ic u ltu ra l e x p e ri
m en t sta tio n farm s, hom e m an
agem ent houses, n u rse ry school
and research p rojects, and s tu
d en t re lig io u s centers
Talent Community
Club Entertains
The T a le n t C o m m u n ity c lu b ’s
a n n u a l guest day was held yes
te rd a y w ith 49 guests present
A p ro g ra m was e n jo ye d by the
guests and m em bers, g ive n by
the C am p F ire g irls u n d e r t h e
d ire c tio n o f M rs A lic e B u rn e t
te
Mrs. E. A. Roberson was lion
ored w ith a fre s li b ou qu et o f
flo w e rs as the oldest guest pres
ent.
A ll guests present w ere given
corsages and a ll o f the o ld e r la
ctic s received flo w e rs.
I e C ream , cake a n d coffee
w ere served to a ll a tte n d in g .
"give the operator
1 town you’re
calling
2 number
you want
3 name cvr»or co»
is h r a specific person)
pas/er Cong Otstance service Maybe you never
i f you p/ace y o u r c a ii fife this thought of it this
w ay, hut you can help your Long Distance operator
save vour time if you give her your call like this: First,
the name of the town you’re calling. Then the telephone
number. Ami finally the name «if the person you're
calling—if it's a person call. You’ll find this tip particularly
helpful these «lays when Long Distance lines arc busy
carrying the calls that arc aiding our military forces
and our industries to build the nation’s strength.
Have you started keeping
a hatnlv out-of-town number
list? You’ll rind you can save
considerable time in completing
Long Distance calls if you give
the operator the number you
want rather than just the name and address. I hat way, you
see, you won’t have to wait while she calls “Information”
in the distant town to get the number you’re calling.
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