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Childish Proyers

The little girl rvas visiting for the first time in a home where grace was said by the entire family in unison at the beginning of dinner. The little girl looked with open-eyed interest while the family prayed "give us this day our daily bread," but did not joinin. When prayer tvas ended the lady of the house said-"Edith, why didn't you pray for your daily bread?" "I don't need to," replied little Edith; "we buy our bread."

And then there was another little girl who attended the Episcopal Church for the first time. Up to that time her experience with praying was her little prayer beside her bed at night. So, when the congregation knelt in unison and bowed their hea.ds, she asked: "Mama, what are they doing?" "Hush, dear," said the mother; "they're going to say their prayers." "What !" exclaimed the little one; "with their clothes on?"

Promolion of Al BolenAnnounced

Harold R. Jones, president of Jones Veneer & Plywood Company, Eugene, Oregon, recently announced the promotion of Al Bolen, former plywood sales manager for the company, to advertising and sales promotion manager. Jones noted that this is a new department for the company, one which was created to better serve the firm's growing customer needs.

Filling Bolen's former ppsition will be Don R. Johnson, who had been sales mana$er of Oroply Corp., Oroville, a division of Jones Veneer & Plywood Company. Jack Gray r,r'ill take over the reins as sales manager of Oroply, and all sales will be handled through the Eugene sales office.