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Tueiday
1 p.m. Chapter AA, PEO,
home of Mrs. O. J. Frohnmayer.
1:30 p.m. Central Point Gar
den club, O. T. Wilson.
1:30 p.m. Roxy Gardeners,
Mrs. Fred Stevens, 2494 Buck
shot road.
2 p.m. Central Point Navy
Mothers club, American Legion
Memorial hall.
7 p.m. Royal Neighbors
drill practice, Lincoln school.
8 p.m. Ladies' Mounted
troop, posse grounds club house.
8 p.m. American Legion
auxiliary, Legion home, 531
South Riverside avenue.
8 p.m. Pythian club, Girls
Community club.
8 p.m. Degree of Honor,
Pythian building.
Wednesday
10:15 a.m. Medford Home
Extension unit. Recreation hall,
Priddy street and McAndrews
road.
10:30 a.m. Christian Wom
en's Fellowship of First Chris
tian church at church; 12 noon
luncheon; 1:30 p.m., missionary.
As We Live...
Bt
DR. ELIZABETH HURLOCK
WHIM FOR DIVORCE
WILL PASS IN TIME ,
Divorce is a very serious mat
ter. Like marriage, it should not
be entered into lightly. If a per
son plans a divorce in a hurry,
he is sure to regret his hasty de
cision. That is why it is best for
this young man to take time be
fore coming to a final decision:
Q. "Just three months ago, I
returned home after 14 months
of foreign service, to have my
wife tell me thai the was in
love with my best friend who
it 12 years her senior. She is
29, 1 am 30, and we hav. son
six years old. W. are living ia
new horn, we built just be
fore I went Into service. Sh.
now wants io separate and
take half of all we have. Am
I being selfish in frying to
hang on? I love her too much
to see her hurt."
You are not selfish but sen
sible to try to hang on to your
marriage, your home, and your
fiamily.' This
tv .. 1 may be lust
whim on your
wife s part and
like all whims
it will pass in
time.
Why not talk
to your best
friend and get
his side of the
story? It is in
credible that
Dr. Hurlock
your best friend would have an
affair with your wife while you
were away from home. Is it not
possible that your wife imagines
that she is in love with your
friend while he has no serious
thoughts about her and never
even contemplated marrying?
When you talk to him don't re
prove him or let him think that
you are blaming him for what
has happened. If the romance is
purely a product of your wife's
Imagination, you don't want to
risk breaking up a friendship
that has meant much to you by
jumping to false conclusions or
making false accusations.
Let both know that you have
no thought of divorcing your
wife. You and she have built a
home together and you have a
young son 'who needs both his
father and his mother.
She May Settle Down
When your wife realizes that
' you are not going to turn her
over to another man and that
. you are not willing to divide
what you have built up together,
she may settle down. If, how
ever, time does not cure her of
her romantic ideas, then meet
the problem of divorce or sepa
ration several years hence.
Dr. Hurlock will help you
with family problems. Writ,
her in care of this newspaper.
(Copyright, 1952,
General Features Corp.)
From S70 to $83 per week
in 1951 was earned by coal min
ers in Oklahoma, state reports
show.
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A unique attraction for tour
ists in the Hartz Mountains is a
large supply of snow stored in
abandoned mines, enabling visi
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Two Will Attend i
Hospital Meeting
Sacred Heart hospital, Med- i
ford, will be represented at the j
22nd annual convention of the :
Association of Western Hospitals j
in San Francisco May 12-15 by
Sister Rose, administrator, and
Sister Teresa Louis, RN.
The convention will be attend
ed by 3,000 hospital administra
tors and department heads from
nine western states, Hawaii,
Alaska' and British Columbia.
The hospital executives will
study current problems and hos
pital administration and seek
new and better ways of meeting
the public's hospital needs.
Dr. Anthony J. J. Rouke, pres
ident of the American Hospital
association, will .participate in
the convention.
4-HCIublews
Upper Rogue 4-H
The first meeting of the Mis
cellaneous club of Upper Rogue
4-H was held May 5 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eastgate.
We answered roll call with the
name of our project and progress
made since getting our 4-H rec
ord books.
There were seven members
and three visitors present. We
played "electricity." Bob and
Ronny Eastgate served refresh
ments. Bill Littlcfield is our
leader.
Robert Eastgate, reporter.
Sams Valley Club
Sams Valley 4-H Pig and
Sheep club met at Melvin
Smith's home on April 22.
Our leader, Earl Bigham, gave
a talk on "The Care of Pigs," and
helped us with our record books.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Jean Smith.
Next meeting will be held at
Carl Michaels' home on May 27.
Beverly Sanderson,
reporter.
Af plegai Sewing Susans
Applegate Sewing Susans were
hostesses at their Mothers Tea
May 9, at the home of Mrs. Myr
tle Krouse. The program was
given by the members. Peggy
Keith played "Mocking Bird
Hill" on her harmonica, Gwen
Krouse and Joycle Messinger
played their accordions.
Mitzy Baysinger, Dora Brown
and Janet Boyington sang, ac
companied on the piano by Vir
ginia Gapen. Several games
were played and refreshments
were served.
Dona Brown, reporter.
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