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Crowds Prove Interest in Viola Sweet's Lectures
DETERMINES LIFE
SAYS VIOLA SWEET
Lecturer To Appear Here
Points Road To Happi
ness, Achievement Life
Rules Must Be Learned.
Ufo Is largely a matter of think
ing and for that reason It behoove
humans, often bewildered, usually
worried, always seeking something
they don't know what, to think the
right thoughts.
That's the philosophy of Viola
Sweet, who might be termed a "scien
tific optimist," who Is being spon
sored by the Medford Mall Tribune
In a series of free lectures on The
Game of Life and How to Flay It.
this week and next. Dates of the
lectures at 8 p. m. are aa follow:
October 37, 38. 39. November 1 and
3. Momlng lectures at 10 a. m. will
be given October 38, 39 and Novem
ber 3. Programs giving dates and
subjects may be secured free of
charge st the Mall Tribune office.
Many people wonder why It Is that
some seem to be so fortunate, having
splendid health, fine position, charm
ing personality, , hosts of friends
plenty of money, and all the other
good things of life, while others seem
to be deprived of many of these
things, being sick, unhappy and
failures.
Starts Wednesday.
According to Mrs. Sweet, whose
opening subject Wednesday evening
at 8 will be How to Get What You
Want. It Is all very easily explained
and understood, since everything In
the universe Is under the operation
of natural law. human life Is no ex
ception to this rule, and those who
have learned the rules of the ?ame of
life are able to play It both happily
and successfully.
'We are where we are because we
are what we are," says Mrs. Sweet,
"snd we are what we are because
we have thought as we have, con
sciously and aubconsclously."
Thinking Determines.
But. after all, what really matters
tc not what you ai, not where you
are, but what you want to be, for If
there Is a sincere desire It can be
accomplished. A person's thinking
determines everything, the kind of
food he eats, the kind of clothes ho
wears, and what he Is. By turning
one's thoughts Into constructive
channels, Mrs. Sweet asserts, and by
coming Into accord with the laws of
life. It la possible to turn failure Into
success, and change a gloomy out
look on Ufa Into happiness and con
tentment. It la perfectly natural and easy to
be well, happy and successful through
methods of right living and right
thinking. Successful living Is a fine
art which requires thoughtful study.
says Mrs. Sweet.
In a common sense, practical, help
ful way, Mrs. Sweet discusses what
constitutes true success, pointing out
that self-satisfaction and Indiffer
ence are the greatest obstacles to ad
vancement snd achievement.
Benefit to All.
Conflicting with no religious be
liefs. Mrs. Sweet's lectures are of
benefit to people In all walks of life.
They stress the value of personal de
termination to succeed, willingness
to learn the rules of of the game of
life, and faith In the belief that
everyone has the right to expect a
vigorous and full life of work and
play.
Admission Is free snd no collection
Is tsken. Everyone la cordially In
vited to attend both the morning and
evening lectures, all of which arc
given at the St. Mark's Guild hall
on North Oakdale.
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If there Is any doubt concerning the Interest In lectures on The Game of Life and How to Play It, above la pictorial proof of the Interest
manifested In Eureka, Cal., where Mrs. Sweet started her lectures In the Women's club building. As the hall would seat only 400 persons. H
was neoessary to more to the high school auditorium to accommodate the audience. Mrs. Sweet la to begin a aeries of free lectures at the Guild
hall. In Medford, Wednesday evening, under sponsorship of the Mall Tribune.
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The estimated world production of
gold la steadily Increasing. It was
8404,969.000 In 1939 and 81,044,637,
000 In 1935.
FOR $200,000 BALM
FROM BASSO PfNZA
SAW FRANCISCO. Oct. 38. fAP)
Ezlo Plnza, the opera basso, was as
tounded again today by Miss Oct&vie,
Plcchlont, San Francisco Italian
beauty, when she dismissed her $300.
000 breach of promise autt as sud
denly aa she brought It a year ago.
The handsome Plnza, accompanied
by his lawyers, was In court to de
fend himself against Miss Ptcchlonl's
charge when Informed the suit had
been withdrawn.
PlnzA looked astonished, Just as as
tonished aa he did laat year when
process servers caught him at the
War Memorial opera house, but he
made no Immediate comment.
The dismissal was filed In the
court clerk's office by Harry A. Mc
KenJde, attorney for the seldom-seen
but reportedly d Ark -eyed glamor wt- I
man of the Italian colony.
8uperlor Judge E. E. Roblson stated
the requested dismissal seemed verv
odd the Jury la here, we axe roady
to proceed." He ordered the 13 Jur
ora paid their 13 each and dl&mlssed
them.
Though the dismissal eliminated I
his announced plana to prove the
suit was a "frame-up." Plnza came
from the court room declaring he
was "delighted" that the case had
been dropped.
"I never, never asked her to marry
me," he asserted.
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ASKED TO STAG PARTY
Medford post of the American Le
gion will be host to all Jackson
county Legionnaires at a stag party
to be held at 8 o'clock next Tues
day night, November 3, In the armory.-
The evening's program Includes en
tertainment and a Dutch lunch. A
brief business session will be held
prior to the party.
Every Legionnaire in the county,
whether a member of Medford poet
or not, la Invited to attend.
Weather.
Northern California: Fair tonight,
but with foga on coast and unsettled
extreme north coast; Wednesday fair
south and increasing cloudiness north
portion, with rain In extreme north
portion:' slightly cooler In Interior
Wednesday; gentle northwest wind off
coast, except Increasing southerly
wind north of Cape Mendocino.
Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to
night, with rain in west portion;
slightly warmer In southeastern
Washington; Wednesday rain: cooler
In Interior, Increasing southerly wind
off coast, reaching gale force tonight.
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