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Annual Drive
Of Civic Music
To Begin Soon
Preliminary work on the an
nual membership campaign of
Jackson County Civic Music as
sociation will get underway
Monday. October 1. with the ar
rival of the regional director,
Miss Dorothy Van Andel.
Miss Van Andel will assist
Mrs. Darell Huson, campaign
chairman, and Mrs. Leland
Mentzer, secretary, and others
who will direct the annual drive.
It opens October 8.
Heading divisions will be Mrs.
Lyle Schopert, Mrs. Howard
Bush, Mrs. J. E. Russell. Mrs. C.
Elwood Hedberg, Mrs. R. W.
Cray and Mrs. Fred Morlan.
Mrs. Karl Peterson and Mrs.
Linnea Matthews will take
charge of the Ashland group.
Mrs. J. C. Collins is arranging I
to staff the office at headquar
ters which will be set up at Pur
ucker Piano house. A separate
telephone will be installed, it is
stated.
Proceeds from the drive deter
mine the budget available for
artists.
Help Yourself to Happiness
Rcadm are Invited to present their problem!. All queries will receive
Individual attention and should be accompanied by a stamped, aell-addreksed
envelope, directed to MARY HARRIS SLIrERT, M A.. Department of Educa
tion. The AMERICAN INSTITLTK OF FAMILY RELATIONS, 5287 Sunset
Boulevard, Loa Anselei 2". California.
Many at Meeting
Of Townsend Club;
Honor Newlyweds
Twenty-seven members of
Mcdford Harmony Townsend
club attended a meeting Wednes
day, with Mrs. Charles Boussum
presiding. E. E. Wolters read the
Washington, D.C., Flash and C.
E. Naffziger read the Townsend
Bulletin.
A new member is Tandy Love
of 344 North Central avenue. A
wedding cake, served in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Enos
Naffziger, was enjoyed during
the luncheon hour.
A rummage sale is planned
for Saturday, October 13, at the
Eagles hall. 217 West' Main
street.
Nomination of names for new
Townsend club officers will be
held at the October 10 meeting
of the club.
The club meets at the Carpen
ters Union hall, 123V West
Main street. Visitors are always
welcome to attend.
Square Dance Planned
At Jacksonville Hall
Jacksonville All square
dancers are invited to attend a
dance at Jacksonville Commu
nity hall Monday, October 1,
from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.
Caller will be Fenton Jones.
Square Dance
Double H Square club will
hold dance at Moose hall Sat
urday, September 29, at 8:30 p.m.
All square dancers are invited
to attend.
Potluck refreshments will be
served.
"What are my chances for a
successful marriage? How do I
know that my marriage will be
successful and happy?"
This question is asked re
peatedly of us at the American
Institute of Family Relations in
Los Angeles. Again and again we
hear this query from the clients
who come to us preparing for
marriage. Dr. Paul Popenoe
maintain that the following ten
background factors are impor
tant in determining marital hap
piness: 1. Your parents should have
been happily married. It this is
true, then you have a good
chance of also finding marital
happiness.
2. If you have had a happy
childhood, this is a point in
your favor.
3. You should not have had any
serious conflicts with your moth
er or your father.
4. In your home life the dis
cipline should have been firm
but not harsh.
5. You should have been close
to your mother.
6. You should also have been
close friends with your father.
7. You should not have had
any serious conflicts with your
father.
8. Your chances of marital
happiness are greater if your
parents were frank in their dis
cussion of sex with you.
9. You should have been active
in several church and com
munity organizations.
10. Your own attitudes to
wards sex must be free from
disgust or aversion.
If you can answer yes to each
of the above statements, then
you may consider yourself a
better than average risk for mar
riage. The chances are that your
marriage, too, will be happy.
Studies irrdicate that your mar
riage depends, to a large extent,
upon what you bring into the
marriage with you from your
childhood. If your parents were
happy, you tend to be happy. If
you were not close to your par
ents, you tend not to be close
to your marital partner or your
children. If you have been
friends with your family and
are still friends with them, you
may feel that you can be a more
sympathetic and friendly partner
with your spouse.
If your childhood has been
largely happy without too many
obstacles to overcome, it means
that you will have a calmer un
derstanding of yourself, of other
people, and of life in general,
because your past life influences
your present behavior and your
future relationships with other
people. If, however, your par
ents were not happily married,
this does not mean that you will
fail in your marriage. It merely
means that you must work hard
er to overcome your past ex
periences and to be ready for a
happy future.
If you find that there are
many things mentioned above
which have left you puzzled or
which you are unable to answer
satisfactorily, then you may wish
to consult a marriage counselor
before you marry. Marriage
counseling is not restricted to
aiding those already married, but
is also devoted to helping those
who are planning marriage. Here
at the American Institute of
Family Relations we counsel
people who have been long mar
ried or who are planning mar
riage. We have a marriage read
iness course which we offer for
all those who wish to prepare
themselves for happiness after
marriage.
Upper Applegate
Extension Unit
To Open Season
Applegate First meeting of
Upper Applegate Home Exten
sion unit for the season will be
held Wednesday, October 3, at
the home of Mrs. Charles R. Wil
liams. It will begin at 10:30 a.m.
The lesson for the day is to
be the making of sofa cushions.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at noon, and members are
asked to phone Mrs. Gail Buff
ington, 9-8578, concerning their
contribution.
Mrs. L. H. Valentine is chair
man of the unit. Mrs. Williams
is secretary and Mrs. Otis Buck,
treasurer. Mrs. Buffington and
Mrs. Williams will serve lunch
eon. Anyone interested is cordially
invited to attend.
TEACHERS MEETING
A meeting of the officers and
teachers of the Phoenix First
Presbyterian church will be held
Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Claflin.
Plans for the program, Oct. 7
will be discussed. The program
will .be held Sunday evening at
the church and the children will
be promoted at that time.
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Carnival Planned
By Talent PTA;
To Crown Queen
Talent Talent Parent-Teacher
association has planned a carni
val for Saturday, September 29,
in the school gymnasium. The
event will begin at 7 p.m. and
continue until 11 p.m.
Many games are planned,
prizes will be awarded and a
queen will be crowned.
Four high school girls, the
Misses Lois Gage, Mary Kay
Olson, Marlyn Suksdorf and
Jeannie Henry, are the candi
dates. The candidate receiving
the large number of votes
through the sale of tickets .will
be named queen, and she will
receive her crown in a ceremony
set for 8 p.m.
Refreshments will be sold
throughout the evening.
Use ripe olives to stretch the
amount of ground beef needed
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Mrs. Nat Etzel !
Is Hostess for
Eagle Point Club
Eagle Point Nine members
of Eagle Point Lions' auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Nat
Etzel Monday evening. The pres
ident, Mrs. Don Geren, reported
that Mrs. Vern Bonebrake is a
patient in the Sacred Heart hos
pital in Medford. Mrs. Geren,
Mrs. Lee Hayes and Mrs. Etzel
reported on the workshop con
ducted recently at Grants Pass.
The auxiliary voted to have a
combined food, rummage and
plant sale on Saturday, Decem
ber 1 at 106 North Ivy street in
Medford. Any and all donations
will be gladly accepted, and
anyone wishing to have any
items collected may call Valley
6-3101.
After adjournment, refresh
ments were served by the host
ess. The next meeting will be a
potluck dinner at the Glen Cly
mer home on Monday, October
8. at 7:30 p.m.
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Miss Springer on
AAUW Committee
Miss Martha Springer, profes
sor of biology at Willamette uni
versity, has been appointed to
the AAUW committee on stand
ards and recognition and uni
versities by the American. Asso
ciation of University Women na
tional board.
Announcement of the appoint
ment was made this week by
Mrs. C. D. Winston, of Ashland,
vice president for the North Pa
cific region.
Miss Springer will serve for
two years on the committee
which studies those schools
applying for accreditation by
AAUW only if they graduate
from a college or university
which has been so accredited,
Miss Springer explained.
Veterans Bridge Club
Holds Keekly Session
Camp White Camp White
Veterans Bridge club has an
nounced scores for the weekly
session September 21.
North-south winners were Mrs.
William Kennedy and Arthur
Scarseth, first. 83 V& points; Bill
Hickey and Walter Humes, sec
ond, 8V,i points; Mrs. S. W.
Alcorn and Mrs. T. J. Fuson,
third, 77.
East-west winners were Al
Gilhousen and Gen. J. P. Vachon.
first, 731 j points: Mrs. Berg
Marten and Mrs. Thomas Ran
dall, second, 68'j points; Mrs.
George Dean and Mrs. Roy Pru
itt, third, 64.
Hostess Gives Tea
For Miss Lassen
Mrs. William Koepke gave a
tea Tuesday in honor of Miss
Dorothy Lassen. Miss Lassen,
who has made her home at 546
Fairmont street for the past year
after moving here from Victoria,
B.C., left Thursday for her new
home in Campbell, Calif.
Friends and neighbors who
were invited to the party includ
ed Mrs. Wilson Smith, Mrs.
Keith Pace, Mrs. Donald Zim
mers, Mrs. Fred Paulson, Mrs.
Louis Lauritzen, Mrs. Oscar
Peterson, Mrs. Richard Schafer,
Mrs. Ina Renker, Mrs. Chester
Reid and Mrs. Virgil Caulkins.
CALENDAR
Friday
6:30 p.m. Degree of Poca
hontas. Redman hall.
Saturday:
1 p.m. Medford League of
Women Voters, Rogue Valley
Country club.
Work Nights Construct
Church Education Unit
For the past several months
members of the congregation at
Eastwood Baptist church have
held work nights in order to com
plete the Christian education
unit of the church.
Electrical work, insulation,
walls, wallboard, relocating
stairs, paining and many other
types of work have been done by
the group. Once a month a pot
luck dinner is held at the start
of the evening.
When completed the unit will
have facilities for two age group
departments, six classrooms, and
a new nursery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Russel,
Child Evangelism missionaries
to Japan, will be guest speakers
at a special meeting, Wednesday,
Oct. 3, at 1:30 p.m. in the Annex
of the First Baptist church, Fifth
and Central.
Child care will be provided,
the public is invited to attend.
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