Sunday, July 13, 1952
A Nichotf. Worth of
Comment On This and That
BY HARMAN W. NICHOLS
VniHi Pms Fpttur. Writer ;
ningiM IIP) T.ica Tnirv1 i nnic chp allowed, has "a nonn-
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director of the "Institute for lar ajjpeal enhanced by a sense
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Sidv and Development of Male of humor
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Magnetism," is
Harmon Hichols
Re d u b 1 i c a
candidate
seem to have
more magne
tism than th
Democrats.
Miss Lena
yel, a vivacious
red-haired
lovely and bit
of a magnet
herself, is a Democrat.
"Democrats," - she - told me
lowering her lashes in shame
"have been losing their magne
tism at such an alarming rate
that even Sen. Estes Kefauver,
ihf telemaenet.' cannot provide
the sparkle necessary to counter
act the maeneusm 01 uen
Dwight Eisenhower, who has a
' tremendous emotional appeal.
Tlr' Famous SmiU
Tt is pxnressed." she said, "in
his famous smile and twinkling
, n. whirh won him the ac
claim of millions who had never
seen him in person.
On the other hand, she said,
Sen. Robert A. Taft's quotient of
iinotiern 18 Anil allv Dotent. if
somewhat controversial.
"His magnetism has the ra
tional appeal of institutional ad-
vortisine. It carries prestige,
'sound judgment inspiring the
trust and confidence 01 me puu-
lic."
For a moment, Miss Lengyel
turned to the Democrats. About
President Truman, who has said
he would like to leave the bur
den of the presidency to some
body else, she said:
. Truman Astute -
"People who think Mr. Tru
man's political magnetism is
shop-worn are due for a surprise
if he is drafted into running,
again. He is an astute political
thinker capable of a dramatic
photo finish." .
she described Sen. Dick
Russell as "every woman'
Kefauver. she thou eh t. has
unhappy to re- lost some of the magnetism with
port that tne which he spell-Bound the tele
vision audiences when he was
s crusading against "the devil
that is crime and corruption.
Kefauver Lost Luster
"I think he has lost some of
the luster and magnetic appeal
of his coonskin bonnet," she
added.
Accordine to Miss Lensyel.
glamour should not be confused
with magnetism.
"The former is artificially
created, while the latter is the
radiation of a total personality
In mv oDinion. Franklin D
Roosevelt and Winston Church
ill wpri two of the most mag
netic personalities of our time.'
The Grange
magnetic appeal. He has a good
factual mind. i
Gov. Adlai Stevenson oi Illi
New Bishop Named
By Methodist Area
Dr. A. Raymond Grant, min
ister of the First, Methodist
church of Sacramento, Calif., for
the past 16 years, has been
named bishop of the Portland
area of the Methodist church,
according to announcement from
the Western Jurisdictional con
ference of the denomination.
He succeeds Bishop Gerald
Kennedy who goes to the South
ern California - area, replacing
Bishop James Baker who is re
tiring. Bishop Grant was ordained" to
the Methodist ministry in 1926.
He received a bachelor degree
and honorary doctor , of divinity
degree from Cornell university
and bachelor of sacred theology
from Boston university.
The new bishop is a member
of the general board of educa
tion of the church, was presi
dent of Lions International in
1940 and served as delegate to
the World Council of churches in
1948 and the Oxford Conference
of Methodism in 1951.
The jurisdictional session was
held at Santa Barbara, Calif.,
last week.
Shady Cove Grange
Shadv Cove Granee met July
9 with Master Claude Close pre
siding. The meeting was held in
the Shady Cove school gymnas
ium.
Visitors numbering 35 were
present from Butte Falls, Upper
Rogue, Roxy Ann, Live uaK,
Sams Valley, Gold Hill, Bell
view and Eagle Point Granges.
Honored guests were Eda Tor
rance, master of Upper Rogue
Granee: Rosco Roberts, county
deputy and past Master Herb
Carlton of Upper Rogue. Ralph
James, Sams Valley Grange,
master, acted as steward in the
absence of our regular steward.
H.E.C. Chairman Anna Kee
was reported ill.
Bettv Dusenberrv was install
ed as secretary bv visitins Mast
er Eda Torrance to fill the un
expired term of Lula B. Clark, t
resigned.
Applications for membership
of Mr anH Mrs Jesse Terrv.
Charles Donald and John Terry
were approvea.
Butte Falls Granee presented
an excellent program of patriot
ic son ps and simulated inter
's vipwint? nf npw ritirpns as tn
prince charming with plenty of what constitutes patriotism and
in the traveling lecture being
sponsored by Pomona Grange.
Shady Cove Grange is to pre
sent the lecture program at Cen
tral Point Friday, July 18. Mem
bers were urged to remember
the date and support the efforts
of the lecturer and those taking
pari, py Deing present.
NOT A WOODPECKER
Millington, Tenn. (U.R) As
the pastor warmed to his sermon,
the rapping noise in the church's
rear grew louder. J. P. Pollard
turned to find a woman using
her shoe to drive in some nails
sticking up in her pew. t
Upper Rogue Grange
Home Economics club of Up-1
per Rogue Grange met at the
home of Maud Ditsworth of Bell
view with a pot luck picnic din
ner at noon in the shade of the
large oak trees with a back
ground of beautiful flower beds
and a shady pool.
Eight guests including little
Carrol Whitehead, granddaugh
ter of Velda Barr and little Mi-!
chael Ray Netherland, grandson
of Meryle Carlton, and the Bell-
view H.E.C. Chairman, Mrs.
Henry, also Pomona H;E.C.
Chairman Lillian Force of Eagle
Point Grange. Other guests
were Mrs. Jimmy Hutchinson,
Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Elva Gar
rett and Mrs. Selda Netherland.
Lucille Barbar announced the
program at the next Grange
meeting, Thursday, July 17, will
be put on by the literary com
mittee and there will be a dis
play table of articles of "yest
erday" and "today." Members
are requested to bring any ar
ticles they have to make this
display interesting.
TRAFFIC MISHAPS
DECREASE
Mexico City (U.R) City
officials optimistically reported
CnfilKiIni. 4Un( XT O A rtA0 X f
infractions and accidents in this
careless drivers' caDital durine
June were "considerably lower'
than the 30,000-plus during
May.
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