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Ruth Kilbaurn and Clyde Wheaton arc shown her in a
can from in current Fooilightar play. "The Devil Passes."
Miss Kilbourn playi the part of Dorothy Lister, an actress,
and Mr. Wheaton it Louie Kirsh. an artist, in the three-act
drama by Benn Levy. Plot of the play revolves around the
Devil, clothed ai a minister, and hit temptation of various
individuals. The play if being produced at the Footlighler
theater at the Fairgrounds, with curtain time tonight and to
morrow night at 8:30 o'clock. (Photo by McMurray)
Medford Union
Donates Funds to
Children's Home
The Children's Farm home at
Coi vallis, partially supported by
the Women's Christian Temp
erance union of Oregon, was
the subject of the Iat meeting
of tha Medford union.
Mrs. G. O. Sanden and Mrs
Clynton Crisman gave a skit
concerning the home, and dona
tions of money were accepted
to be forwarded to the home.
Donations will also be accept
ed at trie next meeting of the
union, to be held December 13
t the Salvation Army annex at
2 p.m. '
The Rev. H. A. Dierdorff gave
the afternoon's devotions, and
Mr. Lyle Schoppert sang and,
played for the group. ,
Mesdatries Renker, Wilson and
Perkins served refreshments. '
Organists Plan
Meeting Monday
The monthly meeting of the
Hammond Organ society will be
held at 8 p.m. on Monday. Nov
ember 19. at iPurucker Piano
House, 111 North Central ave-
Speakers Named
, For Session of
IWesleyan Guild
I Ruth Esther chapter of Wes
' leyan Service Guild will meet
i Monday, November 19, at 7:30
p.m. in the library of the First
Methodist church,
t Mrs. Alberta Boardman will
use as her devotional subject.
"For All Children." This will be
followed by a round table dis
cussion of the book, "Youth in a
Responsible Society." A sympo
sium will be led by Mrs. C. R.
Adamson with Mesdames E. T.
Anderson. Anne Gorby, Hazel
Warren. Clara Mall. Lionel Guy,
Hazel Max.son, Bernice Kunz
man. and Miss Voda Brower as
sisting. Delegates to the recent meet
ing of the presidents of all Wes
leyan Service Guilds in the Ore
gon conference will give reports.
It was held in Salem November
3-4. Those attending from this
area were Mesdames C. R. Adam
son, Eugene district secretary:
Louise Davis, Mary f'ote, and
O. P. Taylor, representing the
three Medford guilds, and Mrs.
Lyman Pruitt and Miss Cora
Mason from the Ashland chapter.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mesdames George Renaker
and George Russell and Miss
Brower.
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Artists Arrange
Theater Display
Several valley artists have
pictures on display at the Foot
lighters theatre, where "The
Devil Passes" is being shown to
night and Saturday evening.
Works by Mrs. Delia Tucker,
Ashland: Harry Marx, Mrs. Enid
Rankin, Mrs. Ann Brereton, Clif
ford Platz, Mrs. Ada Castillo,
Mrs. Ruth Tucker and Victor
Wrigglesworth. all Medford:
Mrs. Lou Wilson. Mrs. Ethyl
Hixson and Mrs. Marie Starks,
Central Point: and Mrs. Gean
Neece of Gold Hill, are. display
ed. The committee in charge of the
display requests each artist to
pick up his pictures, or have ar
rangements made for this, be
tween 1 and 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov.
18. Pictures must be removed
from the theatre at this time.
Fred Roner, pickpocket and
humorist, will speak for a meet
ing of Siskiyou Kmfe and Fork
club Monday, November 19. in
the Ashland Elks club. Dinner
will be served at 7:30 p.m. Mem
bers are to 'make reservations
with the club secretary. William
Dawkins. no later than Saturday.
nue. The Grants Pass guild of
tha society has planned a pro
gram. Anvone interested in organ
music is welcome.
Announces Dance
Weatonka council, Degree of
Pocahontas, will sponsor a free
dance tonight at Redman hall
for members and their friends.
The lodge will hold a business
session at 8 p.m., with the dance
to follow at 9 p.m.
Music will be provided through
the cooperation of Local 597 of
the American Federation of
Musicians and the grant from
the music performance trust
fund of the recording industry.
Members are asked to provide
sandwiches and pickles for refreshments.
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If You Can't Maka Up Your Mind
"Jane cannot make up her
mind about anything," complains
Bob. "If we go to a movie. I
must choose the show. If we cat
out. I must select the restaurant
and the menu. If she wants a new
hat, I must go with her to vote
on the color. She cannot decide
on anything: But what burns
me up, is that she says 1 cannot
make decisions:"
Many indecisive people hon
estly believe that everyone else
is unable to make decisions, and
that their opinions are decisive
and clearcut. This common de
vice, called "projection," saves
them from admitting how timid
and insecure they are. Others
delay action until need for a deci
sion is past. Still others wait for
someone else to reach decisions
for them.
Psychology now recognizes in
decisiveness as one of the most
widespread and persistent af-
Society
Holiday Season
Events Planned
!n Butte Falls
Butte Falls Butte Falls Lions
auxiliary met recently at the
Butte Falls General store to
discuss projects for the coming
holiday season.
The auxiliary has assumed a
large financial obligation in the
field of community welfare and
Mrs. Bruce Pingle, president, re
ported that almost 40 percent
has been paid on this obligation.
All auxiliary members were
asked to read an article in the
September issue of the McCalls
magazine giving Lion auxiliaries
recognition for their work with
the visually handicapped.
As a money-making project
for December members are pre
paring a large Christmas basket
to go on display after the first
of the month.
A post Halloween and early
Thanksgiving box is being pre
pared for a boy at the Oregon
State School for the Blind. This
is a major project of the club.
A new idea for making money
is the "jalopy brunches." It was
announced at this meeting that
the time of brunch, morning or
afternoon would be left up to
the hostess.
Tentative plans have been
made for a Christmas 'goodies
sale."
As next regular meeting date
is so close to Thanksgiving, a
special meeting will be called.
Members will be notified as to
date and time.
Dinner
Shrine Ladies will hold a pot
luck dinner Monday, November
19. at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Leighton. Old Stage road, at
6:30 o'clock.
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flictions of modern times. In fact,
according to some authorities,
four out of five nervous break
downs are associated with worry
and indecision. And the tragic
part about this problem is that
most indecisive people never be
come aware of their own weak
ness, and can therefore never
overcome what may lead to even
greater uphappiness and malad
justment.
How do you know if you are
indecisive?
"Of course, I can make up my
mind," you answer scornfully.
"Only sometimes. I get hung up
on little details?"
Do you? Do you really know
what you want to do, to say, to
to wear, to be? Take a close look
at yourself and measure your
YES and NO power against the
following:
1. You often return goods
after purchasing.
2. In a restaurant, you wait to
see what your companions are
ordering before indicating your
choice.
3. You prefer to follow a set
routine day after day and be
come unduly upset by sudden
changes in schedule.
4. You fear mistakes and often
do nothing rather than risk fail
ure. 5. You generally feel that the
world does not appreciate you
and your efforts sufficiently, and
that you are somehow "getting
a raw deal" in all of your re
lationships.
6. You are almost always tired,
even in the morning.
If your answers are mostly
YES, then you are probably not
as decisive as you should be.
Relief lies in honest and sincere
effort, either through your own
awareness or through' the aid of
an experienced and sympathetic
counselor.
School- Operators !
To Attend Session
Mrs. Ethel Tennant, chairman
of the Southern Oregon Pre
school association, will leave to
morrow by plane for Eugene
where she will attend the fourth
meeting of the Oregon State
Pre-School association. Mrs.
Tennant operates the Medford
Nursery school.
Also attending will be Mrs.
Burkitt, operator of a kinder
garten in Rogue River.
The association will hold a
business session and exhibits of
arts and crafts for pre-school
children and of teaching aids
will be featured.
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tor Douglas Fairbanks Jr., a
friend of World War II days.
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Washington from3 Eondon cn
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