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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935.
A GOOD NEIGHBOR!
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There is something in the
very core of man . . . a
pride . . . humility . . . dis
taste for groveling and
begging . . . which keeps
the truly deserving from
seeking street -"corner
alms. Yet they wistfully
welcome that charity
which is the result, of or
ganized fraternal effort. .
They can and will reach
to the coffers of a Com
munity Chest and when they do, we must not
let a few jingling coins be our sorry answer. Let
us say NO to the pan-handler's tin cup . . . take
the few pennies we might give heedlessly day by
day, to what may be no more than a racket and
let us give the total of those pennies for the year .
to our own Community Chest. Then we shall not
refuse our needy. They shall not go unaided . . .
turn to strangers for what is their due in this
their city and ours. When jobs are available
these worthy will be the first to seek them, for it
is not in their hearts or minds to be parasites. ..
Your little may be some man's all, and since we
are all neighbors . .. . all brothers in His eyes . . .
no one among us can refuse this pedge ... "I
want to be a Good Neighbor."
"I want to give all I can to our Community Chest,
that our city may be freed of suffering humanity,
and made a worthwhile place in which all may
live." . x
The Campaign For Chest Funds Opens TOMORROW
Give Generously To A Worthy Cause Be A Good Neighbor!
This Advertisement Contributed By the Publishers and Staff of the
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In the Interest of a Successful 1936 Chest Campaign -
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BE A
GOOD
neighbor:
BE A
GOOD
NEIGHBOR!
"BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR" SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY CHEST
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