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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1952)
ITS A PROBLEM ; Birmingham, Ala. (U.BVir gil Cook, 51-year-old polio vic tim, exercised his hands by con structing a five-foot-long model of a suspension bridge with 4,500 toothpicks. Now Cook doesn't know what to do with it. FULL LENGTH FEATURES Reg. $15.00 Rental REDUCED $l 00 TO pr Day Last of the Wild Horses Bush Pilot Fabulous Dorseys Flight T Nowhere Queen of the Amazons . ANDERS PHOTO SHOP 232 E. Main Phone 2-5646 S&H Green Stamp Bufte Faffs Members' Htflf Review of Book On Piontor Gardening Butte Falls Mrs. Zdwin Msl '.oy gave a book review, "Pioneer American Gardening," by XI venia Slosson, at a meeting of the Butte Falls Garden club lait week. The book told how colo nists first brought seeds, plants and bulbs . from Europe and thence across the plains and mountains by wagon trains. Mrs. Frank" Carson reported on a recent horticulture meet ing held in Medford at which the speaker stressed the neces sity of use of super phosphate on crardens and the importance that organic gardens may hold in the future. An invitation from the Cen tral Point Garden club was ex tended, regarding an annual flower show 'there, this year themed "April Showers." The show will be held April 5 and the Butte- Falls club members plan to enter a display. Ten members and one visitor, Mr. William-Howes, of the Med- ford club, attended the meeting. . : WORLD DAY rO OF PRAYER mOAY, HHUAIY 2t, !tSJ Annual World Prayer Day To Be Observed by Council A TRIBUTE To Our Homemakers! Across America are millions of homes, in which day in and day out goes on the Biggest Job in the World: Operation Housewife! N ' These countless homemakers belong to no union, get no pay envelope, have no specified "hours." Long after everyone else is snugly in bed. Mother may be working on tomorrow's meals ... or sewing together a party dress or a shirt for Sis or Junior. Her recompense is not measured in dollars, but in love. And that's why she . . . YOL.1 Homemaker ... the most important person in your life! edford Pharmacy, Inc. 127 EAST SIXTH PHONE 2-6253 9. A.M. to 10:30 P.M. We Are Open Today We Salute Our Town! A program centered around the theme "Christ, Our Hope" has been arranged for the annual I World Day of Prayer observance by Medford Council of Church Women under the leadership of Mrs. Frank Heller, program chairman. The program will be presented Friday, February 29, the first day of Lent. In the sanc tuary of the Church of the Nat arene, beginning at 2 p n. Mrs. Harlan Bosworth Jr. council president, states that Roy McCorkel, world traveler and lecturer associated with CARE work In Southern Europe will be a speaker during the afternoon. He will be in Medford to lecture on Thursday evening at the YMCA. Other program features for the World Day of Prayer will In clude a vocal Quartet by Metho dist women and a vocal solo "The Lord is My Shepherd- to be sung by Mrs. Ralph Matlack. Mrs. John Eby and Miss Beverly Lyman will be accompanists. Those presenting the quartet number will be Mrs. Howard Bush. Mrs. Horace Doolen. Mrs. A. K. Morse and Mrs. Frank Blaar A film strip The Kingdom come" will be shown by Mrs. Ralph Cook with Mrs. Grover Corura acting as narrator. Mrs. W. B. Clegg, chairman for the devotions, will present members from the several affiliated churches in special devotions and the Rev. Shelvy Anglemyer, of First Christian church, end the Rev. Vernon WUco. Church of the Naiarene. wtU give the opening and closing saedJtaUona. Women of Medford end Jack son county who are Interested la the mbstoo work being carried out t horn and la other lands, will find the program Frtday afternoon to be both informa tive and helpfuL Mrs. Bosworth states. Special radio programs will be presented ever both KYJC and KM ED later la the week with time to be announced, it Is stated. All women of the county are Invited to be present and, for the convenience of mothers, a nur sery will care for small children. Roosevelt School To Gve Operetta Fifth and sixth grade students of Roosevelt school will present the operetta. Thirty Minutes With Stephen Foster" Thursday evening. February 21. at the school. The operetta Is by H. L. Bland. One hundred members of the school chorus will be beard In many favorite and familiar Stephen Foster. Melodies. Prin cipal roles will be played by Tommy Morris aa Stephen Fos ter, Gladys Beddoe as Mrs. Fos ter, Gail Prentice as Jeanie. Mar cia S pence as Susanna, a family friend, and Nancy Adams as Miranda, the colored housemaid. Teddy Lawson, Billy Denforth. David Frohnmayer and Michael I4.1MI MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUKE SEVEH 117 South Central Medford Phone 2-4241 jj ? 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J hie frrt firmly ' puatew on single blade? You're tm for trouble If do. you . bow can you concentrate on your long enough to learn If your mind Is constantly hanptng off to something ee? Or. as a bustnese man. what chance have you far success and aa eventual promotion If you fever finish what you start be fore starting something else? The e will find a stack of dirty dishes m the the kitchen sink or a half-made bed If she allows herself to flit mentally lob to another. The person with a "grasshop per" mind Is usually bright and has e mental alertness which. If brought under control, would be his slave Instead of his mas ter. But, without training In concentration, his mind will prove to be his enemy Instead of his ally. Waiting until high school or sdult years to bring a "grass hopper" mind under control means a herd Job but It csn be done. It means months of train ing in concentration and the Forbes will be featured In spe cial solo numbers and Sam Jen nings will do a tap dance. Mrs. Eleanor Hamilton Is di rector, and she Is being aisted by faculty members of the schooL Tickets for the operetta may be purchased from any member of the chorus, willpower to carry through In t IUXAIITH MURLOCX. PH.D spite of an difficulties. Here are some of the wsys you can har ness your mind so that it will help you: Develop Strong Interest 1. Develop a strong enough' Interest In whatever you do that you will want to carry through to the end. The stronger your Interest, the easier It will be for you to concentrate. 2. Watch yourself as a police man watches a potential crim inal. If you are on the alert for possible mind-wsndering, you csn oulrkly put a stop to It be fore It gets out of control. J. Set yourself a definite schedule for whst you wsnt to accomplish during the morning, afternoon and evening of every day. Then check your accom plishments against this schedule. You will find It easier to carry through If you have set a defi nite goal than if you do things Impulsively. Escape From Merrlage: "Would a man tell a girl he Is polaf insane la order to get out of marrying herT" C. E. (A) Insanity Is one of the few things In life that people do not Joke about. It is too serious a matter to be the basts of a joke, and there Is too much popular stigma attached to Insanity for a person to admit that he is go ing insane, even if he knows it. Therefore, if the msn you love tell you he is going insane, you had better take him at his word snd break off any understanding you may have with him. You may suffer heartaches now but thst is better than a broken heart later. One Wayt "Why Is It that some people always want to have their own way about everything?" C. R. 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