EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, December 17, 1954
MUY Bl EN! Very good, in
deed, is our thought as Mexi
can actress Sarita Montiel
mimics Marilyn Monroe on
her arrival aboard an Ameri
can Airlines plane in San
Francisco. She is on her way
to Xew York for premiere of
"Vera Cruz." in which she
co-stars with XJary Cooper.
Bethel Program Set
For Thursday Evening
The Bethel Assembly of God
congregation will present an an
nual Christmas program and play
Thursday, Dec. 23, at 7:30 p. m.,
according to 'an announcement
today by Daniel Smelser, Sun
day school superintendent.
The opening welcome will be
given by Sharon Easterly. Reci
tations, skits and music will be
presented from the various de
partments of the Sunday scnooi.
A Christmas play in four acts,
"Why Christmas?" will be pre
sented by the young people's de
partment. , Following the play,
treats will be given to those at
tending. The church location is
1729 North Riverside ave. An
invitatidta is extended to the pub
lic to attend.
On The Side " v- Du'"9
(Distributed by King Fsaturas Svadicsts, Inc.)
Three Act Play at
Centra! Point Church
Planned for Sunday
- Central Point "Carol Finds
Christmas," a three act Christ
man play by Rega Cramer Mc
Carty, will be presented by the
young people of the Central
Point Church of Christ, Sunday,
Dec. 19, at 7:45 p. m.
The play concerns an orphan
girl, Carol Davidson, whose mis
sionary parents have been slain
by the Communists while on the
field in China.
The cast of the play includes
15 characters.
The Intermediate and Junior
departments of the Bible school
will provide Christmas music for
the intermissions between acts
of the play.
Those of the community are
invited to attend the play, for
which no admission will be
charged.
MOTHERLY COP
Memphis, Tenn. (U.R) Mrs.
Johnnie Faye Crook was added
to the police force here. A moth
er of three children, Mrs. Crook
patrols a school section.
Note it said President Eisen
hower is a good dancer. Is that
news? All West Pointers are
good dancers. Dancing instruc
tion is part of the curriculum of
the United States Military Acad
emy. Should be included in the
curriculum of all high schools.
If more husbands were good
dancers, it would increase the
number of contented wives and
also be a factor in a decrease in
the divorce rate. Husbands and
wives who dance well together
are rarely divorced.
Sharing
Only one man in seven shaves
every day. So the statisticians
continue to claim. I shave every
day. At times, twice a day. How
about you, sir? Do you know
who was the first man to shave
every day? The Roman author,
Pliny the elder, wrote, "The first
barbers that entered Italy came
out of Sicily 454 years after the
foundation of Rome. They shav
ed but did not cut hair. The first
man to be shaved every day was
Scipio'Africanus." (Note Scipio
Africanus 237-183 BC was re
garded as Rome's greatest gen
eral up to the time of Julius
Caesar.)
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. Was
Nora Bayes ever in the Ziegfeld
Follies? A. She was m the oi-
lies of 1909" but left the show
claiming the reason was that
Zieefeld wanted her to wear
tights. Nora said she didn't mind.
wearing tights but her nusoana,
Jack Norworth, wouldn't let her.
Q. My father wants me to study
law. I want to be a ' musician.
What will I do? A. Honor, re
spect and love your father. Give
him an elegant tie on Father's
Day but choose your own ca
reer. Werner Janssen's father
wanted him to go into the res
taurant business. Walter Dam-
rosch's father wanted him to be
a doctor.
Gel It Right
Note sp.ortscnbe refers to
Knute Rockne as having "made
the All America football team."
That's wrong. Knute (pronounc
ed Kanute) was never an All
American. The first Notre Dame
football player to make the All
American football team, was
George Gipp. That was in 1920.
Execulives
A woman executive has a dif
ficult time. She is seldom popu
lar with those who work for
her. Women don't like to have
a woman boss because they can't
fool her as easily as they can a
man. Nor are their feminine
charms any advantage as they
are when the. boss is a male. You
seldom see an "oomph girl" type
working, for a woman executive.
She wants to work where her
"oomph" will get her some-
Young People To Give
Drama at Foursquare
A Christmas drama. "A Star
In GocJ's Window," will be pre
sented by the young people of
the Foursquare church Sunday,
Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m.
The children's program wiH
be given Sunday at 11 a.m. The
public is - invited to. both the
drama and the program.
Dead - line Sunday Classified la at
noon baturday ; 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: otner days 5:30 orevious day
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it to a happier way of living.
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where. A man doesn't like to
work for a woman executive be
cause it gives him an inferiority
complex.
Paning By
Gilda Gray. Erstwhile dan
seuse. Did much to popularize
that curious dance known as
"the shimmy." However, she
was not the first to perform that
dance on Broadway as is fre
quently alleged. Bee Palmer in
troduced the shimmy to the
Great White Way.
Inspiration V
A writer of popular songs
never knows when, where and
how he may get an idea for a
song. The inspiration usually
comes unexpectedly. For exam
ple, Harry Von Tilzer was at a
night spot when one of the femi
nine entertainers who was in a
very gay mood sat on his lap,
ran her fingers through his hair
and said, "Harry, I'd leave my
happy home for you." Harry
jumped up excitedly, causing
the girl on his lap to drop to the
floor, and rushed over to his of
fice. There he sat down and in
a brief period wrote that great
song hit titled "I'd Leave My
Happy Home for You."
Funds Required for
Delinquency Fight
Miami (U.R) A Senate
subcommittee investigating ju
venile delinquency was told that
the federal government should
spend $1,000,000,000 to deal
with a nationwide problem of
homosexuals.
Mayor Abe Aronovitz told the
subcommittee headed by Sen.
Robert C. Hendrickson (R-NJ)
at a one-day hearing yesterday
that the federal government
should help local governments
"battle the problem."
Noting that the government
spends billions for defense or
for other domestic projects, Ar
onovitz said, "something is
wrong somewhere if we can't
find one little billion dollars to
take care of our own childDen."
Chairman Daniel P. Sullivan
of the Greater Miami Crime
commission told the committee
that no other "one phase" x)f the
nation's criminal problem poses
as great a threat as homosexu
ality does.
Although authorities have
cracked down in this tourist
city, Sullivan said, the number
of perverts, recently estimated
at 8000, is still rising in Miami.
Reindeer Block
Eugene Traffic
Eugene (U.R) It being
the Christmas season and alL
police were slightly skeptical
yesterday when they began to
receive reports from motor
ists that reindeer were block
ing traffic here.
But it turned out to be a
fact.
Comet and Cupid, two - of x
Santa's best, were visiting a
market on the outskirts of
Eugene when they broke
away. They were chased by
city and stale police, plus
scores of volunteers. The dttr
finally were cornered at a
sawmill. '
The reindeer are from John
Zumstein's ranch at Redmond.
McKay Slates Arrival
At Home in Salem
Salem (U.R) Secretary of
Interior Douglas McKay is
scheduled to arrive here this
weekend for the holiday season
and will open temporary offices
Monday in the Marion hotel.
Miss Alene Phillips, McKay's
personal secretary, will be in
charge of the office which will
remain open about two weeks.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday ; 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 previous day
Hazarenes Announce
Christmas Programs
The Church of the Nazarene
congregation will present an an
nual candle lighting service Sun
day at 7:30 p.m. The Sanctuary
choir will present the Christ
mas story and traditional music
and literature will be presented.
Hal von Stein, writer and art
ist of the Rogue valley, will pre
sent a chalk-drawing entitled,
"Bethlehem As the Shepherds
Knew It." Background music for
the drawing will be furnished
by Madelyn Hurn on the vibra
harp.
The Sunday school students
will present a children's pro
gram at 10:30 a.m. Treats will
be given to all who attend the
program.
DeCicco To Protest .
Rejection of Bid
Portland (U.R) Mike De
Cicco, head of the DeCicco and
Son Tire company, here, yester
day announced his intention of
contesting the rejection of his
bid to furnish tires to the state
of Oregon.
DeCicco said his bid would
have saved the state some $25,
000, but that it was rejected on
an "unreasonable . technicality"
requiring the persons signing a
bid to initial above erasure or
alterations, and requiring forms
certifying the erasures to . ac
company the bid. "
Peck Brothers of Portland was
awarded the bid.
Dead line for Sunday Classified la
Monday: other days 5:30 orevious day.
noon Saturday: 10 ajn. Monday for
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Portland (U.R) Construc
tion of the $20,500,000 Lloyds
shopping center in Portland is
due to begin next summer.
Dead line for Sunday Classified is
at noon Saturday.
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EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
There is still time to happily
solve your toy gift problems
hero ... at night when you
can take your timo to make a ;
selection.
THE
Toy
House
28 South Bartlttt
A im rm cld m m cc fi eel
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the bank of friendly service
has come to MEDFORD
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youVe
invited to .
OPEN H OUSE
Saturday
December 18 th
2 to 6 p.m.
ROGUE VALLEY StATE BANK
formerly First State Bank of Eagle Point
O the same friendly people
1 O the same friendly service
O a new home, a new location
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v The red carpet's being rolled outand you're cordially invited to attend the grand opening of
Medford's newest and most modern bankthe Rogue Valley State Bank. It's your kind of bank
. ... with the friendly, personal touch and banking experience that goes back to 1911. The
new bank is formerly the First State Bank of Eagle Point, now in Medford to better serve the
growing Rogue Valley area: You'll find all the conveniences of modern banking, featuring a
walk-up window, free parking lot, night depositories and complete banking facilities. All design
ed to make your banking a pleasure. But before we get down to business, on December 20, we'd
like you to come in, look around, and get acquainted. If you can't make the open house, come
in anytime. We're mighty proud of the new building . . . we hope you will be too.
Complete banking service
Your 6fficers and Directors
walk-up window
Designed to allow you to handle your banking . affairs
with a minimum of time and effort and without even
having to come in the bank at all. -
ample parking space ...
With plenty of free parking for the Rogue Valley custo
mers. You'll find it's extra easy to use, convenient to drive
into, and handy to the doors of the bank and to the walk
up window.
night depository
To allow you to bank after regular banking hours. Simply
drop the money in the night depository, it will be collected
and counted and will be receiving full safety at all
times. ' . ,-; : - .
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six teller windows
Designed with your convenience and comfort in mind,
along with a desire to give you better and faster service.
You'll be able to transact your banking affairs and be on
your way in just a matter of minutes.
Bank by mail
A 3e stamp will handle your banking for you. Just mail
us your deposit and we'll credit your account immediate
ly, sending you a receipt by return mail.- ; ?
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officers
W. H. Tonnff,
, President
, Clarence H. Young, .
. Executivev Vice-President
Ralph E. Pierce,
Yice President
directors
Leonard Bradshaw,
Vice President, - -:
Thomas H. Shearin, :
Cashier .
Gertrude F. McCorkle,
. Assistant Cashier -
W. H. Young
Frank P. Farrell
Clarence H. Young
Leonard Bradshaw
Thomas H. Shearin
523 Crater Lake Ave.
Phone 2-5325