Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 02, 1961, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. JANUARY 2, 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. Family Council 1961 GREAT JANUARY Editor's Note: The Family Coun. ell consist, of ft Judge, ft piychla trlst, three clergymen, ft newspaper editor, ft women'! tailor ana iwo - writer!. E.ch irtlcle li ft summary of an actual case history. The Council report! on problem! that vn h in V have been dealt wnn oy respon sible aecncles and counselor.. J w v I I (Copyrlilit 1D61 General realurei lorp.) 12 B. i fA Tr Martha C. - Suddenly he , refuses to observe the prac tices of our religion. , ," r Eugene C. - It dawned on me that this has nothing to do : with being a good person. ; ! Marlha C. - We're married two years and have no chil dren, and it's a good thing. I want to have the matter of religion settled between Gene -and me, instead of quarreling about it- in front of our future family. ';' ' Before we were married, I didn't discuss religion much with Gene. He lived in anoth er city and whenever he visit ed me, he accompanied me to services and gave the impres sion of being devout, pious ; and observant. We are of the same denomination and my childhood pastor officiated at our wedding.. But now, suddenly, Gene . reveals that he was merely humoring me! He doesn't ap prove of organized religion, ho says, and he's not going to be hypocritical about it. , This Is a terrible shock, My faith is a great comfort to me. xIIow can I bring up a child to bo God-fearing and God-loving If his father throws all wor ship and. practices overboard? , Eugei C. - I knew Martha was an Intense religionist but, since she never brought up the matter 'of my own atti tudes toward all that hocus- pocus, I figured she'd leave me atone about it and I'd . leave her alone, too. I'm even willing to let her have her way. with our future children. A strict upbringing . can't hurt them and it won't stop them from breaking loose later,' once they get out In the world and meet won derful people from other groups. It didn't stop mc. Martha knows I'm a good man. And I believe in God, mainly as He reveals Himself in good people - people who are kind, honest and indus trious; I can't see where singing hymns, and lighting candles and going through awkward ceremonials has anything to do with being godlike. Also, I dislike. rigid group ings. I feel more comfortable when I'm among a natural sampling of all kinds of peo ple who are interested in things outside themselves. But to make things easy for Martha, I'll join her occasion ally. ; -' The Councili The predica ment the C.'s find themselves In reveals that intermarriage can take place between people of the same faith, as well as those of opposite faiths! They indicate what can happen when, within the same re ligious persuasion, e x trcmc right wing weds extreme left wing. Whatever Martha a e ccpls "on faith" and without ques tion, Eugene rejects as super fluous "hocus-pocus." Without defending or attacking the position of either of these mates, we can discuss two points: The Importance of a united front on the "official" religious position of the fam ily before children arrive, and the place of "form" in express ing and preserving "spirit." Perhaps a clergyman from a middle-of-the-road branch of the C.'s church can assist them toward a compromise of their tenets. Religion, after all, Is meant to Increase fam ily love and togetherness. Both Martha and Eugene, out ! of respect for each other's ' sincere convictions, will have to "budge" and give in a lit- j tic, for a "homogeneous" home. As to ritual, Marlha must admit that one can worship I without it. Every fine thought and good deed Is a form of worship, But Eugene, in turn, ' must admit that precious j things are best preserved In strong containers, Formal prayers and observances arc the traditional "containers" for group and communal wor ship. Lot'i hope It won't oppress Eugene too much to go lo serv ices once In a while, nor op press Martha too much when i he doesn't. HITS SEATO MANEUVERS Tokyo - (UPP - A Communist North Vict Nam newspaper aid Saturday the proposed SEATO military exercises in Thailand next February con stituted "an outright provoca tion against Indochina and Southeast Asia." The news paper Nhandan, quoted by the New China news agency, said the maneuvers were "part o( the U.S. plan of expanding its aggressive war against Lao," I SHOP ALL DAY TUESDAY 9:30 A.M.-9.00 P.M. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORE ... GREATLY REDUCED! 56 PR. MEN'S DRESS SHOES broken sizes, reg. to 14.99 10.90 76 PR. YOUNG MEN'S SHOES most sizes 2Vi thru 6, reg. to 9.95 4.88 MEN'S BETTER SUITS reg to 69 50 $Vnd SAVINGS For The HOME 7 ONLY COTTONLINEN TABLECLOTHS Some with napkins. Keg. 9.98 & 12,98 .. 7.88 12 ONLY PLACE MAT SETS Printed linen. Reg. 4.98 i ONLY BRIDGE SETS (cloth and napkins). Regular 3.08 36 LINEN NAPKINS Asst. colors ' Regular 59c 3.88 1.88 .33 10" ONLY LINEN It COTTON TABLECLOTHS 54x72 Reg. 6.98 & 7.98 t ONLY LINEN TABLE CLOTHS 52x52, reg. 3.98 & 4.98 10 ONLY ACRILAN LID COVERS Deep pile. Reg. 2.98 3 ONLY MARTEX WHITE TOWEL SETS Regular 29.98 12 PASTEL NYLON THROW RUGS 21x30, Reg. 2.98 24x72 ,;' Regular 4.98 27x48 Regular 5.98 '. 29 COTTON BATH RUGS J Contour, reg. 1.49 .1 24x36 ....)... Regular 1.98 ..., 20 MATCHING LID COVERS for above Regular 1,19 5.88 2.88 1.88 19.88 2.49 4.49 4.49 100 1.49 .88 845 YDS. ASST. COTTON FABRICS ' Arlstomoor plaids, pampered cottons, QQ. . . rcbino and linens. Reg. to 1.98 OOC yd.. 25 YDS. PLAIN BLUE COTTON PER CALE. .Regular 59c 125 YDS. QUALITY COTTON PRINTS Wamsutta cottons, cotton shagbarks. Regular to 1.98 .' 150 YDS. RAYON TAFFETA Gold, yellow, blue & green Regular 69c ; 35 YDS. RAYON & SILK and rayon Shagbnrk, Reg. to 1.69.... 235 YDS. ASST. BLENDED FABRICS Dacron and cottons, ctipionls, cotton and acetate, cotton and arncls, Regular to 1.39 295 YDS. ASST. BLENDED FABRICS Cuplonis, silks, acrllan & rayon, rayon and woolens. Reg, to 2.98 YDS. PRINTED WOOLENS Regular 4.98 25 YDS. PRINTED WOOL & ACRILAN JERSEY Regular 2.98 22c yt. 1.33 y(, 33c v. 66C yd. 88c yd. 1.33 yd. 2.88 yd.9 1.88 1 ONLY SUNBEAM COFFEE MASTER )0 QQ Reg. 39.95 tO.OO 1 ONLY SUNBEAM HAND MIXER Reg. 17.95 ; :.. I ONLY PLASTIC JUICE PITCHER Regular 1.49 14.88 99c 5 ONLY COPPERTONE PARTY LADDLE 99c Reg. 1.79 43 CAKE DECORATOR TIPS Reg. to 29o .? ea. 5c ALUMINUM SPATTER LIDS Reg. 1.00 ...: 88c 99c 4 ONLY PLASTIC VEGETABLE BASKETS QQ, Rcg. 1.59 C 4 ALUMINUM STOVE MATS Reg. 1.98 . 11 ONLY Reg. 2.39 2 H1IIACHI CHARCOAL GRILL Regular 19.98 1 ONLY - Regular 7.98 .' I ONLY . , h Regular 6.98 BOrCi RATH SCALES 1 ONLY, Reg. 15.73 I ONLY Reg. 20.95 1 ONLY Reg. 8.45 ....... 22 BOTTLES CLEN TINT Color cleaner, rrg. 1.98 LINCOLN METAL CANISTER SETS , , While 'copper and yellowcopper Regular 8.98 1 WHITE METAL UTILITY TABLE Regular 11.98 . 1.44 . 1.88 14.88 . 5.88 4.88 12.88 14.88 ., 6.88 . 99c 6.88 8.88 510 YDS. COTTON FABRIC Plaid flannels, drip-dry cottons, Belfast cotton prints. Springknight Broadcloth. Rayon and silk and rayon Shagbark. 66 yd. CARD TABLE CHAIRS Samsonite Metal Folding Chairs reg. 7.98-8.98 o 6.88 BOYS' SWEATERS o Shawl slipovers and shaw cardi- o gans. Also regular cardigans. 3.88 SAVINGS For MEN MEN'S POLISHED COTTON PANTS O A A Continental or Ivy. Reg. 4.98 till MEN'S BETTER DRESS HATS 0 QQ Reg. 11.95 & 13.95 O.OU KHAKI WORK SHIRTS 1 QQ Broken sizes. Reg. 2.98-3.29 MEN'S NECKTIES ' "77 Reg. 1.50 to 2.50 ' NOVELTY COTTON BEDFORD DRESS HATS 2.49 1 '00 MEN'S SPORTSHIRTS Long sleeves cottons and rayons. Regular to 5.95 3.88 Regular to 4.00 288 BOAT NECK COTTON K?N'1T SHIRTS 00. Small & medium only. Reg. 2.49 OOU 2 ONLY TRAVEL. ROBES. 9 QQ 1 small, 1 large. Reg. 10.95 tf.OO 2 ONLY SUITCASES Grey tweed. 21" weekender 1 "I QQ and 25" Pullman ea. 0(J WIDE SELECTION SOFT-SIDE LUGGAGE Val-a-paks and grasshoppers. l Blues, grays, plaids. Reduced as much as.... 12 MEN'S COLORED DRESS SHIRTS 4 QQ Our famous brand. Reg. $5 & $5.95 WiOO 3 ONLY MEN'S 'GOLF JACKET, 100' dacron. 100 waterproof. Large C QQ Reg. 10.75 . U.OO 4 ONLY RUBBERIZED RAIN JACKET A QQ 100 waterproof. Reg. 8.95 t.00 MEN'S ALL WOOL TOPCOAT Rich tweeds in raglan or set in )) QQ shoulder. Reg. 38.75 td.OO MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Q QQ All wool, reg. 13.95 3.33 Quilted Cordudoy 11 QQ Reg. 18.95,5 14.00 MEN'S BETTER SPORTCOATS 1 Q QQ Reg. 29.95 1 3.00 J5Tou: - 24.88 o MEN'S BETTER SLACKS Q QQ Reg. to 14.9S 3.03 Af.". 14.88 SAVINGS For BOYS ( BOY'S WARM WASHABLE WINTER JACKETS Regular to Q QQ 14.98 BOYS' WASH 'N WEAR DRESS SLACKS O QQ Reg. 4.98 & 5.98 U.OQ 0 BOYS' DRESS SUITS o All wools and wool blends 1 1 QQ Reg. 16.95 J.o 1 1,00 Reg. 29.95 19.88, BOYS' SPORTCOATS 1 1 QQ Reg.cJ7.95 ' I'OO BOYS' SUEDE FLANNEL SHIRTS 1 fQQ Reg. 2.49 I.'OO BOYS' SHORTSLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS 1 A A Reg.So 3.98 I "I1! BOYS' ROUES n 1 QQ 1 only, site 8. Reg. 9.95 0.00 ife !ie.1! .. ..: 1.00 BOY'S I.ONGSI.EEVE SPORTSHIKTS Cotton prints & Ginghams. i QQ Reg. to 2.98 1.00 6 ONLY BOY'S YELLOW RAINCOATS Snap front models with hood. W 1 flQ Rjg- iM I GIRLS' COTTON DRESS 99 values to 2.98 GIRLS' HI-BULK SWEATERS Famous make. Slip-on and ocardi- 0 5.99 gan styles. ASSORTED CANDLES ' all sizes and shapes l Vjkuf all colors 12 rlllWi MISC. SAVINGS ASST. PLASTIC BATHROOM ACCESSORIES Tissue box, mirror, tray, etc. 1 QQ Valu.es 2.50 to 4.50 "OO 10 ONLY LARGE OVAL TUitKEY PLATTERS Regular n QQ 4.99 hlUU 2 ONLY PLANTERS Reg. 2.98 1.99 2.99 Regular 4.98 2 ONLY LARGE BLUE SEftVING PLATES W....:: : 6.88 ODDS and ENDS Vases, candlcholders, ceramics, crystal All excellent values. 1..8M.8& Regularly priced 2.50 to 14. Ou 12 ONLY FABRIC HANDBAGS Black or Brown Regular 5.98 plus tax 3.90 Regular 8.98 & 10.98 6.99 1 ONUiY CUT VELVET HANDfiAG 1 C QQ Reg. 29.95 plus tax I 1 ONLY CARPET HANDBAG Reg. 13.98 pins tax 9.9:9 6 ONLY GLOVE & SCARF SET Brown orlon. Reg. 7.00 3,99' 26 6 ONLY UMBRELLAS Reg. 3.98 & 4.98 ASSORTED FLOWEftS KSgular 59c 39 Regular 1.00 79c Regular 2:'J0 l.lfl FAMOUS OIAKE GLOVES Broken sizes. ValTes to 3.00 1.441 M9) 2 ONLY BLACK LACE BOLEIJO Medium size. Reg. 9.95 ASSORTED FASHION JEWELfiY 1 prfrai Greatly reduced 2 r i'l.UO 10 ONLY MEN'SflJtNGF.L TfiEADS Q'Q. Reg. 2.98 tjp.O.U' 20 PAIR SMAIjL SCISSORS- Reg. 1.59 . POCKET SIZE COMOS Rcg.i9o 9' .Vsrjtee! ODDS & ENDS-IN TRIM TAPD Greatly reduced FAMOUS MAKE HAMD SOAP 19Rn Reg. 12 bars 98c .ICUUV o , FAMOUS MAKE loPrim' COLOGNE . 72" e COSMETIC ODDS & ENDS 4 Eye CiJiadow, compacts, etcfi ifQ I 1 QQ Reduced o ...HM 10 1.39 6 ONLY MAHOGANY tVOOTSTOOLS 7 QQ Reg. 9.98 '"33 ODDS & ISS'DSN YARNS OQ n CQ. Reg. 69c 1.39 e w3C 10 03C CHRISTMAS WRAP, TAGS, CARDS 1 P;0? Greatly reduced 12 I-flUBi 4 ONLY DECORATOR CENTERPIECES C AO Regular 8.95 & 9.95 O' O CS OXLV ALUMINUM TRAYS n 1 7Q kVg. 3.00 l.3 O 4 ONLY MATCHING ALUMINUM CUPSUfiQ,, Reg. 1.00 W0ll O 3 ONLY SMALL GOLD PITCHERS 1 QQ Rrg. 2.50 and 3.95 1.00 8 ONLY 16 PC. STARTER SETS, POTTERY DISHES. Reg. 8.49 5. WOMEN'S BLOUSES Cottons laces nylons Jersey. Dressy or tailored styles. White'and colors. Sizes 30 to 38. 7 7 Mm tO B 6 Only WOMEN'S CAR COATS o fa m o u s o ijake. Three-Quarter a length. In all wool check interlined. Sizes 10-16. 6.00 WOMEN'S SKIRTS Wools and wooi blends.'Velveteen o and Corduroy. Plaid or solid colors. 5 o Ju tO SAVINGSFor WOMEN WOMENiS DRESSY BLOUSES . Lace & Matte Jersey. Reg. 7.95 , 5,0.0 WOMEN'S COATS . 100. All wools and blends. 6 ONLY, reg. 39.95 & 49.05 39.00 8 OuVLY, reg. 49.95 to 69.05 30.00 WOMEN'S DRESSES Casual, afternoon & eveftiog styles. Regular 7.99 to 17.98 5.00 Regular 10.98 to 19.95 .g 9 8.00 Regular 17.95 to 49.95 v 14.00 Regular 22.95 to 39195 ....'. '. 18.00 New Styles Added to Sale Bsclw WOMEN'S SUITS ORcgular 25.95 to 29.9S 12.00 Begular 45.00 to 49.95 . 19.00 Regular 40.95 to 59.05 39.00 Regular 69.95 and 89.95 48.0 WiOMEN'S lU-PAGGL, ODDS' $ IjKDS SKIRTS Beg. 9.95 3.00 Sfi.VrS Bog. v.95 ... 29 CULOTTES Beg. 5.05 - .W.49 JAMAICflS Il?g. 4.98 W CAB. C-.00 3.90 JACKETS Beg. 8.05 to 14.018 7.00 T-SI,HBTS Beg. 4.95 2.9J VESTS B'Op. 7.9'S 5.00 PC. COTTON DBBSSRSr B'OB- 10.8 4.99 lONS ITALIAN gNIT DBfjSSI Bed. black, blnro, g.rr.y, g.r.r,on. Sizes 10.15. 8'Rg. 19.95 ami 21.05 ONI5: 1VANIOUS KI.MjsI CAIil.M 8rKf Size,s 8-10-12 only. - f0"fl Reg. 14.08 IjOaJ LING15K'If B'r.(l viced ODDS' A KND3 : 5moB SAVINGS RopGIRkS GU'LS' COATS o Values to 19.05 11.90 Values t( 29.05 19 J. GIfi'LS' fJCTTE D1ISSP? Velveteciss, orgauzSis aocl trfiffjtct. Values to 25610 " GIlj'LS' Al-P.MSffL Oiip$ & CND?' Sftortsv'vcar, capris, blmiiss, sljuiij. Slcepwear, Ijnpr.rios, pautios Values to .98 Sift. o ) i WOMEN'S S;H0:B BID.U:B1i1DB ' , eMAI;QUlSE. Beg. 18.99 .&e 13.9 JACQUELINE, fweg. to 14.99 9.90 CORELLI, Flats & Casuals . 3 fVn Reg.oio 10.99 ..a . f aSLUl LARK DnESS HEELS 1 Kft. Reg'. 12.99 .. l.yjU LARK FLAliS & SPORTS .r fi7l Reg. to 7.99 O.oLU' o The big, big savings of the secjonlim high heeli, ityled-in-ltaly little heels, slendered and O poinledWor starting '61 fashion right. Suede, calf, black, brown, tabac, green olive, 'ither colors. Most sizes in group. O O SOI o