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I S MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, October 12, 1958 Library Has Recent Books Concerning Life of Pope Pius As the world mourns the death of Eugenio Pacelli, Pope Pius XII, many persons will wish to know more about his life, his full career, and his teachings. The Jackson Coun ty Library 'calls attention to several recent books which tell his storv in terms the gen eral reader will appreciate and eniov "Crown of Glory," a life of Awards Presented To Phoenix 4-H; Officers Elected Presentation of awards to three 10-year club members and an election of officers featured the annual Phoenix 4-H club achievement night recently. Richard Isaacs, assistant manager of the First National Bank of Oregon, Medford branch, presented the awards, Special recognition 4-H tie clasps went to Ron Daugherty, Charles Swingle and Henry Scott who have each com pleted 10 years. Officers elected were Nedra Harris, president; Gene Holt, vice president; Penny Sim- monds, secretary; Jonathon Johnson, treasurer; Dorothy James, reporter, and Jim Mar tine, sergeant at arms. Other awards presented in cluded: First Year Awards First year, Glenda Dits worth, Margaret Whillock, John Higgenbotham, Barbara Unruh, Lona Taylor, Emory Grosspietsch. Spencer Buf- fington, John Hughes, Roberta Calkins, Linda Ray, Robin Barnes, Anne Havilarid, Shar on O'Connors, Gail Prentice, Chris Prentice, Diane Hittle, Janet Young, Lynne Parsons, Verna Adams, Sarah Madden, Bonnie Simmonds, A 1 le n e Harris, Karren Richey, Linda Cox, Christine Mix and David Compton. . Second year, Vernon Calk ins, Jackie Kay Howard, Rog er Fowler, Lena Grosspietsch and Janet Glidden. Third year, Charles Martin, Fred Swingle, Ronald Whil lock, Jimmie Higgenbotham, Kay DeMers, Nedra Harris, Curtis Harris, Jonathon John son, Richard Zediker, Edna Welch, Sheila Franklin, Pen ny Simmonds, Dorothy James, Cynthia Owens, Gail Glidden, Laura Griffith and Lorna Fowler. Fourth year, Renee. John son, James Martin, Chip Buf fington, Gene Holt and Jeff Fowler. Fifith year, Virginia Martin. Sixth year, Wayne Dits worth, Virginia Daugherty and James Scott. Seventh year, Ronald Daugherty and Lucile Lowry. Eighth year, Norman Dits worth. Tenth year, Charles Swingle, Henry Scott and Ron Daugherty. Ex-Medford Resident Dies in Portland Portland Mrs. V. R. Ray ner, 56, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myers, died in Portland Wednesday. Funeral services were sched uled Saturday. Survivors include her hus band, two sons, one daughter and one granddaughter: Mrs. Rayner's father was a former Jackson county assesor. Pope Pius XII by Alden Hatch and Seamus Walshe, pub lished by Hawthorn Books in 1956, is a truly popular biog raphy and an intimate por trait of a great man. The authors did most of the re search for their book from original Vatican sources and with the cooperation of many Holy See officials. Diplomatic Maneuvers During World War II, the Vatican became the center for a constant succession of diplomatic maneuvers. This phase of the story of Pius Xn is related by Contantine, Prince of Bavaria in his book, "The Pope; a Portrait from Life." The author, of course, is a man born and bred to the world of diplomacy and has unique inside information at his disposal. In his portrait, Pius XII is shown as a great and noble Pontiff and also as a diplomat of wide cosmopoli tan experience. Another fine presentation of the subject is Nazareno Padellaro's "Portrait of Pius XII." In this informative story a fellow Roman covers the life of the late Holy Father from childhood days to 1955. The narrative . includes the difficult war and post - war period, especially the strug gle against world communism, Written' for young readers, "Man Who Was Chosen," by Elise Lavelle, begins the story with Eugenio Pacelli's early home life, goes on to tell of his school days in Rome, of the great moments of his or dination and his elevations to higher offices, and finally of his dramatic election to the Papacy, and his importance as a world figure today. Warmth, Stature The author has been able t show in this biography the warmth and stature of the personality of Eugenio Pa celli, so often obscured by the very nature of his exalted office. Her account is factual in approach and careful to strike the right balance be tween vital statistics and hu man interest. "Thf Pope Speaks," edited by Michael Chinigo, brings together the most important pronouncements of the Holy Father on the many urgent issues confronting contem porary man, in a carefully and lucidly organized structure. In this volume the Pope speaks from an incredible ac quaintance with a wide range of problems, and with a spiri tual and moral as well as cul tural message. Any of the books mentioned may be borrowed through re quest from any of the agen cies of the Jackson County library. Huggins Subject of American Oil Ad M. M. Huggins, distributor for Mobilegas in this area, is the subject of a nationally dis tributed advertisement spon sored by the American Petrol eum Institute. In this ad, Huggins relates how he obtained a knowledge of the southern Oregon area and acquired new friends through his activity wtih the local Oil Information committee. Even before the Atlas and Titan Intercontinental Ballis tic Missiles became operation al, plans were underway for development of a new ICBM the Minuteman to replace them eventually. it a halm 1 1 FORWARD -THRUST Frame Design for maximum effi ciency and added safety. Solid Aluminum Reflectors. 2-Tone Silver Craft Enamel fin ish, blends with any color. 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