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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, February 14, 1938 I -.Baptist Women ; : Hold Luncheon : ! In Local Church ; Women's Fellowship of First ; Baptist church of Medford Z : was host to about 95 women T : from the Shasta-Cascade As- sociation of Conservative Bap t " tists at a noon lunchen Feb- ; ruary 11 in the church annex. - Present were members of the - : Open Door Baptist church, . Grants Pass, Berean Baptist t of White City and First Bap f - tist of Ashland. Following the luncheon, ; missionaries here to attend I the round robin mission con - ' ference spoke on the work - in their particular fields, em- phasizing the work of the I women missionaries. - T First speaker for the after :! ;noon was the Rev. Gary - Poppings, who is an appointee fto the Philippine islands, i ; There he will teach in an ; interdenominational school of thigh school age children of - -missionaries. Airs, toppings, - - who before her marriage was " -Norma Jean Begg, received - -her early schooling in Med . i ford and her family were t members of First Baptist ; church. The family now lives Z Z in Eugene. ; ; Mrs. Helen Kevorkian, Zl Z missionary from the Belgian " I Coneo. sDoke of her work i -there in the native Bible -school training natives to be- l i come pastors to their own people. The school gives a Z three year course, and a stu Z. Z dent must have completed at J r least the fifth grade. Most of t Tthe students are young men " who come with wives and ; children to live at the school. - The mission provides housing. Z Z The Rev Casey Norton, - missionary from the lepers -home at Kothara, India, told f ;how hard it was for persons - especially the girls with ar- ? "rested cases, who have be- Z Ccome Christians, to return 5 "to their families. In the case "of the young women, the par- Z ents don't want them as they J will net marry non-Christians - and unmarried women in In 5 ;dia have a difficult life. - Entertainment for the aft- c ernoon was furnished by Mrs. - -Russell Ub.rine who sang a ;solo, and Mrs. Don Minear Z -reading -a poem. r r Serving for the luncheon Zt "was done by the Nell Grubbs T, Z White Cross circle directed 5 -by Mrs. Clarence Wilson, the - -chairman. Hearts with scrip- ;ture versej speaking of hearts r were on each table. Mist Marjorie Osgood, Ashland, and Harold Seizer, Pros pct, play the leads in tonight's production of "Cinderella" al Southern Oregon college. Miss Osgood it a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Osgood. Ashland, and Mr. Seizer is a son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Setzer, Prospect. The drama, spring offering of Southern Oregon college, has two complete casts for six productions. It opened last night at the college, with Miss Pat Leek and Richard Swinney, both Medford, playing the leads. The Players will present "Cinderella" twice more in Ashland, February 15 and 22 at 10:30 a.m., for Ashland school children and twice in Medford at the Craterian theater on-Tuesday afternoon, February 18. The children's perform ances in both cities are under the sponsorship of American Association of University Women. Male Model's Life Provides Quick, Large Bank Balance The Latest Hair Styles AI! Nationally Known COLD WAVES HAIRCUTS from only $1.00 PERMANENTS $5.95 up CRATERIAN Beauty Salon 41 S. Central Ph. SP 2-4830 J By GAY PAULEY United Press Correspondent New York IP) The life of the male model hardly matches that of the girl for glamour. But it's a quick way to a hefty bank balance. "All right, so the men don't get taken to lunch at the Stork Club or their names in the gossip columns," said a spokesman for Burke Mc- Hugh, one of the four or five agencies In Manhattan book ing male as well as female models. "But their assignments are steady, the pay gets better every year, and their work life span can be longr, if they want to stay in it." Joel Rice, manager at Me- Hugh, said women still out number the men, about three to one, and out-earn them But the fellows, since World War II, have ben moving in. Major reason: Advertising suddenly is aware a man ap peals to a woman, and the lady customer is'mighty apt to listen when he delivers a pitch about say a refrigerator. A top-flight male model will earn $35 to $40 an hour, compared with the $50 to $75 some photographic and high fashion females haul down. But the girls have more over head, In clothes, hair-do and makeup. And the public, agencies said, are apt to tire of the female model sooner, because she is so well publicized. The girls also work run time," said Cye Perkins, former model and now as sistant manager for the Hart ford Agency. "For a lot of men, modeling is a sideline sort of a balance for their other interests. One of our top models sells insurance; an other owns a nightclub; one is a photographer." Typical of the men using modeling as a means to an end is Lionel Wiggam, one of Hartford's leading talents and a "regular" for years in newspaper advertisements for a men's clothing chain. Just A Pasilime Wiggam wants to devote full time someday to play writing. From Princeton, class of '43, he headed direct ly to Hollywood where he did screen plays for Warner Brothers and Universal-In ternational. One of his movie hits was "Smash-up," starring Susan Hayward. And. he's written numerous poems and stories, published in leading magazines, including "The New Yorker." Now, he's so well establish ed as a model he works at it two and one-half days a week in winter; only one day a week in summer. The rest of the time he devotes to writing. "The greatest danger in modeling: That a man is se duced by all the dough he can make, and doesn't pursue his prime ambition," said Wiggam. (Special Dances To Be Saturday Square dance clubs of the valley plan special events Sat urday, February 15. One is a valentine party, one a Sweet heart's dance and the third an anniversary dinner. Swingin' Pairs Square Dance club will hold a Sweetheart's dance Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Square Corral. Douglas Fos- bury will . call, assisted by guest callers. All square dancers are in vited to attend, and potluck refreshments will be served. Hilltoppers Square Dance club will hold a valentine square dance at Wagner Creek school Saturday, February 15, beginning at 8:30 p.m. All square dancers are welcome. Women are requested to take a salad, sndwiches or a dessert for potluck refresh ments. " Francis Cronin, Elmer Lu schen and guest callers will call the squares. Happy Harvester will cele brate the third anniversary of organization with a ham din ner Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Central Point Legion hall. A charge for the dinner and dancing will be made, and J D. Lubbers and William Har vey will call. a surprise ieature is planned. Y Plans Class In Swimming Gordon Williams, YMCA physical director, announces that beginning swim class for women will open Tuesday, February 18, at :30 p.m. This class will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings at that time for six weeks. The class will consist of 12 lessons. Since Medford is the heart of an area with many streams and lakes, and because sum mer is approaching, YMCA of ficials feel the need for swim ming classes for all those women who don't know how to swim, but do participate ita water activities and sports in the summer time. August Farfan will be the instructor. A fee will be charged for the class. "Know Your County 99 Topic For Voters9 League Session Medford Lague of Women Voters will hold a general meeting Saturday, . February 22 at 12:30 p.m. in the form of a luncheon at the Rogue Valley Country club. Follow ing the luncheon there will be a panel discussion on the subject "Know Your County." Panel members will be Mrs. Frank Bash, Mrs. Stan ley Zapell, Mrs. Edward C. Kelly and Mrs. Kenneth Den-man. Mrs. Frank Bash served as chairman of the Republican Hopkins, county clerk and re corder, as a local expert in this field. She will supply answers to many questions concerning knowledge of the electoral process as it is re lated -to in Jackson county. Mrs. Hopkins will help an swer such questions as: "Does your county have initiative and referendum, and if so has it ever been used?" "Is there a literacy, qualification for voting in your county?", and other questions. Mrs. Fred Carr, unit chair- The morning unit meeting of the league will be held Wednesday, Feb. 19, at the home of Mrs., Elwood Hed- berg, 1206 East Main street at 9:45 a.m. The "Know Your County" committee has invited a I league member, Mrs. Bereth Jacksonville Concert Scheduled Tonight Jacksonville An annual concert featuring the Jack sonville High school band and chorus will be held at the high school gym starting at 7:30 p.m. today. Proceeds of the concert will be placed in the band uniform fund, according to officials. They said a "Sweet heart dance" will be held in the Jacksonville community center following the concert. The dance is scheduled to start about 9:30 p.m., officials jsaid. Help Yourself To Happiness This column is one of a series en marriage and family problems which appears weekly in this paper. It presents problems of everyday living and attempts to bring you the most expert opinion in this area. By combining clinical experience, research, and homespun prac ticality, we hope to assist you to help yourself to happiness. Readers are invited to present their problems. All queries will receive individual attention and should be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope directed to Mary Harris Seifert, M.A., Depart ment of Education, The American Institute of Family Relations, 5287 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles 27, California. Blanchard's SPECIALS for SPRING Reg. $2.50 $25 Plus Tax Blanchard's SPECIAL FORMULA CREAM for Dry Skin Reg. 2.50 1 j Blanchard's 112 xOw Protect Your Hands While Doing Your Spring Gardening, With Blanchard's "White Hands" LANOLIN CREAM A rich cream developed especially for care and cleansing of dry, sensitive skins. SH25 Plus Tax FAMOUS BOUQUET CONCENTRATES Special Introductory Price! Jealousy Conflict Evening Star Intrigue $1100 Plus Tax .OPEN 8:30 A.M.-10:30 P.M. DAILY SUNDAYS 10:00 A.M. -9:30 P.M. MEDFORD PHARMACY 101 North Central, Corner 6th Phone SP 2-6253 "I Fel So Hurtl" : "I've just found out there's 'another woman ," cries San dra. "Bill was overseas for five months I came across a letter from a girl, and when I asked him, he admitted an affair. We've always had a good marriage, at least I thought so. Bill is terribly- broken up j and says the girl J doesn't mean a thing to him. He tells me again and again how sorry he is. But I JUST CANNOT .UNDERS TAND how he could do such a thing. I feel so terribly hurt, no matter how he explains it. What can we do to save our marriage? Useful Edgings mm Central committee for four man, cordially invites all new years, nas peen a memoer oi members and anyone inter- me executive board ot tne ested in the discussion to State Republican Central attend. committee as well as chair man of the fourth Congres sional District committee. Mrs. Zapell served as publi city director of the Jackson County Democratic party in the last election. Mrs. Kelly, general chairman of the Roosevelt memorial dinner for the past two years, is a past county chairman of the Democratic party and at one time acted as campaign man ager for Congresswoman Nan Wood Honeyman, Portland. Mrs. Denman served as sec retary of the Jackson County Republican Central commit tee for six years, and is vice- chairman now. In their discussion they will acquaint league members! with the work of the two major political parties at the county level. , Reservations for the lunch eon can be made by calling Mrs. J. W. Barnard, SPring 2-9294. Mrs. Irving Thomas, voter's service chairman, cor dially invites all league mem bers and anyone interested in the discussion to attend. Spanish Soprano To Give Concert Pilar Lorengar, Spanish so prano, will give a concert in Medford Friday, February 21, under the auspices of Jackson County Civic Music associa tion. Miss Lorengar, a native of Zaragoza, made her debut at Oran in Algeria in 1951. In 1955 she appeared at the Aix-en-Prpvence festival and was given rave reviews by Paris and international critics, it is reported. After her New York debut the New York Times critic wrote, "A girl with the gifts of beauty and song" and the New York Herald Tribune critic said, "The young Span ish soprano looks well enough to have a stage career even if she couldn't sing, and sings I cal one without her good well enough to have a musi-llooks. FLORIAN J. SHASKY, M.D. and JOHN R. PORTO, M.D. ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES from THE MEDICAL CENTER BUILDING To PROFESSIONAL CENTER " , 842 EAST MAIN STREET SUITE 11 PHONE SP 2-5772 Entrance on Myrtle Street Practice Limited to Urology - v8' ' 15iLWSBu : , LH. L . f mm Li Add handmade luxury to linens turn even the plain est towel or cloth into a deco rative beauty with these love ly edgings. Pattern 7037: crochet di rections for easy edgings, 3i to 2 inches wide. Useful on lingerie, household linens. Send THIRTY-FIVE Cents (coins) for this pattern add cents for each pattern for lst-clas mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. Send TWENTY-FIVE Cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraf t Cata logue. Two complete patterns are printed right in the book . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: crochet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys, dolls. Infidelity a 1 w a ys hurts This is a natural reaction, especially in a relationship which has not -experienced many outside "jolts." Perhaps the most important thing to remember is that there is little to be gained in living in the past. What has been, has been. For those who are willing to accept this fact and go forward with good intent. time is a great healer of wounds. Bill's attitude of regret and his recognition of his mistake shows that he wants to sal vage his marriage. In a new environment, without custom ary or conventional restraints, many people do things which they would not do at home, in normal circumstances. This was amply demonstrated in the last war. Behavior patterns are a re sult of training, social pres sure, and inner drive; any or all of these may be eclipsed in strange or unusual situa tions or surroundings, given sufficient pressure. But a tem porary lapse does not indicate that the individual has changed or lost his moral values, especially if he is con scious of his off-beat pattern, as was Bill. Bill wants to save his mar riage. He does not want to hurt Sandra. Sandra can help him in his resolution by at tempting to understand why and how the situation arose, and by accepting his promise for the future. Both should try to talk more freely about their desires, goals, and plans for the future. Both should look forward, not back. Bill can do much toward making Sandra feel secure and desire- able, beloved, if you .will. Sandra can make Bill feel at tractive, stimulating both as a man and as a partner. She can try to make the home a pleasant place to stay, one in which both of them can find peace and love. If Bill and Sandra cannot gain this equilibrium together (and many cannot), then they should seek the guidance of a counselor who will aid them in evaluating the past and planning for the future together. YOURS ABSOLUTELY FREE JUST FOR LOOKING AT THE NEW 1958 electric mm Here's What You Get FREE! Can of Stekely's Red Cherries PiRsbury Pie Crust Mix Aluminum Pi Tin Plastic Pie Server Recipe Boob all in Carry-Home Pack. Official UcuiAQe, NATIONAL RED CHERRY PIE BANNS CONTEST February 20, 1951, Sheraton Hotel, Chicago, IK. Model 308730 Automatic Electric Range. TTIaT-.n-Wttot. fVint-mla aiva 1 (VII lioata T"W T.11IA . Timer Clock, with Minute Timer. Automatic ffy Meat Thermometer. Automatic Temperature uviktib Control Surface Unit. Largest Oven in a 30' W Range. Giant Picture Window. 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