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o 0 O ftp otirn 1' T(g- C-.fIi ceurcjk ifl Aoatrka ia 7rf; aired to aka etrarvg (V the March "trJ rmtam, ' at Ce'AcJiC n.ajuine pu'ala ed by the P)ul:at fathers. ' For tr rsar. iO rere." the eatices ea'es. "tri practice ol going steady mor.f teir4r res nets locrtaain. tint into e rirefinite trwr;e. then to tn ecv-.M attara ea WHjt tondutt." The article thee eo!e t.e. during t.e umt 10 ysre, here rs been a 400 pr tnt increase iD tre Oaff her al viewed ovthers between 'anzf of if end it - Olnforr.wtkei" ' fcar r4" as a fning b.aat.Ner of one boy f rtf arte a: el i VNe eacltaioa of all etfwra. "in tha moral order; if there na Bt apert uf inarriale a ttat very nar future, Mining steady :ae friot ul-cmIoa e? ain; in tha ecial order, oinj tf.-ariy can e life-longi heraj i ofjbnf a c.ild at thai widespread companione)"? ugia wriefi ha leene and f rows, in stunting his emotional cwvelopmea.t at eu.'elj aa it har.na his physical end spir itiJ growth, in pa "in Use ? r.ta, unmatwve car ill-adviaed marriage and coniqunt fcceja homes," trie article atataa. "Aside from the tiee.ow". n homes, tha ehurch has ern a break-down of fjith e"fa3 Vm a-jij steed pattern," .Se articla continues. TrJ ejeite lir erchbishoi M ftiva given "strong warning" on mtte, and achonls which Kava ennourx ed that fvunft at'-' weuit tat ti palled. At one fit tfai irw tAe "TTia preeaure we ail of ua--put on a single g rl krts to get nereeli a man at all cart, ia driv ing her directly to elentara of Ma. via too revealing fash ions, too much Seinfiag, WaJ Iwjw PwatucV Vhrn aha gate lkararK into serious trouble, aitfir vitAia ar eutaida -i nrarriaa, a.U ( fiare the resp'sibilita tacauaa irea har tn it." y "Information atva riat cfture vail have tn mauia- ,te disciplirtary la:!ttioi A tlka KuWai ceokiaM atcordin its present f frmia patia. a a e On; of tb "fraatJMi'' oW4 fta trai fiu ia tfta Tlis magazine is th faj t tfit Wai nun'mr c4 aomia is sto&dily increas ing over tha) numtr ca mtri, tua euttina anvn a gifTs cSancas to marry. omcn tH ia tcis in all w four t-euntries in th world, and in tl. Unitad ajtatm cata ouUikmaav Uia mea b abouWwp million. Believe it or not, polamy i tatea aarioual ftv oma is means of correctinj th actuation. Senator Htrln Maon of Ten nessee has offered bill in that Uta ohich would legalize tha taking ofOnore than oneQwife. Ha said "(very woman has tha in herent right of the joys and comforts of matrimony." Thara mif ht be some Americans who would doubt that two o mora wivM in the same household would lead to eithcr"joy or comfort." The news about Senator Dodson't bill vs aontainad ia q story this week written by Gay Pauley, .Ufa Nav Torfc corrta- pondent. Miss Pauley quoted Dr. arion Langar, accialoiat, aa saying that women should rr.rry men younger than thrm!K!lvca in orcier to lessen tne number of years of widowhood (it aver ages eight years in this country) sinca on tha avaraga man dia younger than women. Dr. Langer urged women to loot ahad and prapara for wid owhood and concluded with 4 saying from Spain to the effect mat "A buxom widow should either be ramarrind immediately or else kiKari." For years we've been hestrinA hoaV attwytfrina: ia Text is bigger and more lavish than anywner a'av After lorkinf at two colored post cards sent by RoaaV olf irom that state, wa r in Qclined to agree. Roger, a talented pianist, is now pitying ia trie naia dining room of the terminal buildinf at Amon Carter field, international airport located between Fort Worth and Dallas. Tfte cards which he sent to his parents the J. A. Wolfe of Medford, tell how an acre of 18-karat gold leaf-was used in covering two huge murals which decorate the lobby. The murals, which surround the en trance to the main dining room, depict early Texas history. Above the door is a work portraying the Goddess of light, and on the tip of her wand is a six-inch star made of diamonds and emeralds denoting the location of Amon Carter field. O Roger, who lives in Dallas, says the .cities of Fort Worth and Dallas provide an interesting contrast. Dallas has the repuation of being very (.cosmopolitan and wordly an "eastern" city. Fort Worth on the other hand is unsophisticated and considered by many to be "small townish" a "western" type city. Airport terminals are now decorated with gold leaf murals, super markets are built with lavish patios and art gallerys. as well as elaborate playgrounds for the small fry, and hotels, par ticularly the resort establishments, are building bigger swimming pools, hiring more expensive entertainers and serving bigger and juicier steaks. But one now boasts of something that no other hotel haa for a time, anyhow. A Denver Post columnist describes a new ho tel at Marbella, on the southern coast of Spain 40 miles from Gib raltar, which offers its guests "lo i tyourself" bullfighting facilities. The hotel's terrace restaurant circles an 80-foot bull ring where pro- fessional matadors give demonstrations and guests are "invited to test their capework between courses." In case this sounds a bit dangerous, let us sUn to add that the bulls are "juvenile Ferdinands said te ta young, hornless and polite. Last week wa a ami week. It brought a pleasant tea, with a chance to meet frianrU and anjoy delicious party fare; a concert by Claramae Turner vhieh ve enjoyed in spite of the shock which her changed appearance brought; the thrill of two unexpected eifts. one of which is thcaa fine lilac bushes: another thrill whan we found that the violets y the back steps were starting to bloom and last, but not least, the week brought that final proof of spring the sweet music of tne gogs croaking at nightfall. U.S. 7 : 1 t" 1. -i ?- Jt ?, ts.( r .. f - "a 3 . .i &t e u :i ; 2 4 t fi. -i f 1 1 .TTI ? 7 ' wS -SKI W i'. -,tL ..-."-ei al aV i . m f T; "J4tnf - . yV3Mi ' 1 i 1 - j ijmf'i 11 World Prayer Day Services To Be Held Friday Afternoon Using the thCBM. "V-he Shall Spora Us" the annual World Day of Prayar service for Med foed will be ltd by Mrs. William Riekan with other members of the Council of Church omm participating. Speaker for tha afternoon will ba Srigadiar ia.mas facte of Portland Salrb tiofl Army headquarters. Tfce arrvice is to he held in tha Church of the Mazarene tri daay, March t beginning at l it o'ekct. It is eaplained by officers of tha council that all interested an and women are asked to participate in tha aarvice which was written this year by Mrs. Serena Yaaeady; formerly of Hungary. "The ieh spiritual jneasags throughout the service was born of a heart wrung with love and sorrow for her coun taymea," it is stated. ' Several ministers of the valley Will assist ia tha devotional pe riods of tha day's program. A robed choir will also assist ia congregational singing and a special trio aunbar will be ora- aanted. ' All chuurchas not affiliated with tha council are given a spe cial invitation to join in the serv ice of prayer for brotherhood TSe preceding day will be de voted te the annual chain of praye with the several affiliat- Mn. Earl Lindqnist. Myrtle Cxeefe. (at right), stale praaidant erf fX clubs, recently visited Medfoid and was entertained at a di ex meeting of the Medford and Central Point clubs. She was wed earned by Mrs. Ralph Merlon, (ad left) president of tha Medford dob. and Mrs. Roy Brat tea. head of Central Point FL elnb. The arganiaaiios ia made op i yoangez aa ambers of tfae 'Rabefcaje lodge. Vegetable Garden To Be Topic for Meeting of Club Vegetables will be the topic of Medford Garden club's monthly meeting Thursday, March t. at the courthhouse auditorium. The social hour will begin at 1 p.m. followed by the business meeticg at 3 p.m. The program will be "The Glory of the Vegetable Garden," with Mrs. B. R. Elliott as chairman. New horticulture selections will be presented by Mrs. R. T. Winners Nmd In Contest Srii Of Toastmistrtu Mrs. John Schroeder was awarded first place in the third of the contest series for Toast mistress club held Tuesday eve ning at station KBOY. Her sub jP was "Individuality." Mrs. James Welch and Mrs. E. J. Klimko spoke on "Flight" and "The Citizens ofomorrow." Judges were Mrs. Ina Freman of the Talent schools aided by a point system by the member ship. Mrs. James Vandersteen pre sided over the business meeting. Miss Anna Streed was toastmis trcss and the educational talk was given by Mrs.'jo Williams. "Timely February Birthdays" was the theme of the topics pre sented by Mrs. Earl Sands. Mrs. William Barnheisel was hostess. Plans fere formed for the coun cil meeting for which the Med ford club will be hostess to ' Grafts ' Pass. Klamath Falls. Chemault and Yreka April 7 ft Rnv Anne Grange hall. Guests of the evening were Miss Mary Pat Lucy. Mrs. Elvini Pesenti, Mrs. Roberta Daniels and Mrs. Maxine Miers. The final contest of the series fcill be held at KBOY March 12 and speakers will be Mrs. Ven derSteen, Mrs. Cherles Thatch erA Mrs. Wallace Hasina ejnd Irene Wheeler. Wurlitier Elarfreee PIANO PIP Mr ajtna'wr ay waipl y MmamiMf VTtmlilikJ Th ucitirsVy wUtlTZe . TROeJIC PIANO imoma oy rmxm asr or mm lx OCM0 Tate faMMiiis iwma k ytHmM s 1 w"- fmt'ly job mm a tea . op rmy ... Iml It Episcopal Guild To Hold Meeting Shady Cova- St. afartina Episcopal guild ill met Wed nesday narch at j m. at the home of Mrs. Prang Efclan- shek. , ilrs. Ranald Ajtell 9nS etr. Allen Rodgers will present tha program and future activities of the guild will tg e Guests arej Jeicoreje ata diaw w wr kaa Oaly Cenie Tcrast If Haaaml PUDUCKER FIAW HOUSE in a. CeaatMl r m Pa. s-irn IsOME OF' t ie e Cm. ttmmv e Ksaha a e The Vmrnnmi 09ai Insurance Women Announce Speaker Fred R. Brennan, president of the Jackson County Insurance Agents association, will be gueat speaker at a luncheon meeting of the Insurance Women of Jack Son County, Tuesday, March S at 12 o'clock in the Jackson hotel. All insurance women are in vited. Reservations may be made with the Jackson hotel. Nichol, chairman. The arranga- ment-of-the-month will be die played by Mrs. J. Edwin Harper. ed churchee responsible for the various Sours. Other churches are also invited te participate an any convenient hour. Prayer slips will he available and are to be left in tha seat for the various grouse attending. As in pest years, the chain of prayer will be held in the small chapel of St. Mark's Episcopal church. The schedule for churches is as follows: first church ef the Kazsrens, g-g:30 a.m.; Seveth-day Adven tist, g:S0- a.m.; First Presby terian, Medford, -9:S0 a.m.; Baptist, 1:30-18 a.m.; St. Mark's Episcopal, 19-11 a.m.; Salvation Army, 11-1! man; First Pres byterian, Jacksonville, ll-l&SO p.m.; First Presbyterian, Cen tral Point, 13:40-1 p.m.; First Methodist, 1-2 p.m.; Zion Luther an, 2-X p.m.;- First Christian, 3-4 p.m.; First Presbyterain, Medford, 4-4:30 p.m.; Congrega tional, 4:30-i p.m.; Church of the Brethren, 5-5:30 p.m.; and Friends, 5:H)-S p.m. It was announced that thoae finding it more convenient to participate at an hour sched uled far church othar than their own ara invited to worship at the more convenient tints. In order to keep th prayer chain unbroken, the ehapal will be oc cupied at all turaee during the day. Dinner Precede! Bethel Meeting; D legates Named A potluck dinner for parents preceded a meeting of Bethel it. Job's Daughters, hsld Tuesday evening at the K.P. hall. It was also junior bathjsl night, and Senior Princess Mar cia Spence presided as quedn. Mies Spence and Miss Penny Sampert were elected represent atives to the grand session of this Grand Guardian council to he hsld in April in Portland. Plans for grand session were discussed. There will be a special prac tice March 10 for all members of Bethel 51 in preparation for in itiation and inspection at their regular meeting March 12. The tables were decorated with forsytkie, ivy arei pussy willows. SaMsiopi Planned A dessert luncheon will be held or Lady S 1 k s Tuesday, March S at 1. p.m. in the club lounge. 'All wives of Slks are invited to attend the event and cards will 1m played. Members are asked to take guests, for the meeting. Reservations may be made be fore Monday noon by calling Mrs. Irank Little at 2-4225, or Mrs. Berg Marten, 3-5aO0. 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