HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS was an important part of the business meeting at the
annual fall luncheon of the Reames Women s Auxiliary on November 6. Seated left to
right are Mrs. Clarence Humble, retiring president; Mrs. Chet Stonecypher, president.
In back, same order, Mrs. Richard Beane, secretary, and Mrs. M. E. Robinson, treasurer.
Mrs. Charles Dakin, vice president, was not present for the picture. The luncheon was in
charge of Mrs. Charles Larkin, who with her committee, decorated the tables with horns of
plenty filled with fruit and nuts and autumn leaves. Photo by Guderian
She Gets Paid For Listening To Other's Woes
IND10, Calif, m Mrs. Peggy
Scott gels paid for listening to
other people tell of their troubles.
She calls herself a "professional
listener." She has no particular
training for her work and doesn't
try to assume the role of psychia
trist or psychologist.
"If you're like a lot of people,
you have problems you can't dis
cuss with your friends and you
feel the need of some one who is
interested, but not personally in
terested," Mrs. Scott says.
"You need to talk it out. I'll
listen." ., . ,.
She offers no advice -i- "People
don't want it. They want to be
able to think it through for them
selves. You've got to do that;
"By talking out our problems
the answers just seem to conic to
u? and sometimes we find we know
LADIES AID PLAN DINNER
ETNA A nroiressive dinner has
been planned for Tuesday. Novem
ber 17, by the Ladies Aia society
of the Congregational Church. The
group will gather at 11:30 a.m. at
the church and will go to the ranch
home of Gladys Haydcn where
thev will be served a first course
The second course will be served
by Jane Arbuckle and the main
course will be served at the church
by Jeanette Clay. The dinner will
be completed with Olive Krueger
serving the dessert at her home.
the answer almost before our prob
lem is off our lips."
When she feels the "talker
needs professional help, she'll tell
him she can do nothing for him
and recommend that he see a psy
chiatrisl or psychologist.
iler . limit for listening is three
one-hour sessions. In that time, the
person should have been helped
she says. And, she boasts, "either
all of my customers have been
helped or are being helped.
POODLE PIN
For those who yearn for mink,
there's a jeweled mink poodle pin
that sells for pin money. Many
department stores have it.
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