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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
4
Bedtime Rituals Help Child Grow Calmly Through Routine
The article discusses how strict bedtime routines provide security for a child, with parents often enforcing each step from undressing to final goodnight. It suggests gradually breaking patterns by introducing small changes and allowing the child to adapt, noting most ritual habits fade by ages three to four. It also promotes the book Your Baby's First Six Months and offers contact details for obtaining it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Chihl
Sontetlines
Meyer Eldred
Community Group Night Calendar at Anderson Rooms
Local listings show gatherings from the Federation of Kindergartners Mothers Clubs at 1 am, YWCA Visiting Nurse Association at 10 pm, Past Matrons of OES dinner at 6:30 pm in Old Salem Room 0, YMCA service class at First Baptist Church at 7:30 pm hosted by Mrs Allen Yates of 1725 Broadway, Ivy Rebekah Lodge at 7:30 pm on Hull Other and Jackson Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Kindergarle
Ywca Visiting Nurse Association
YWCA
Old Salem
YMCA
Baptis Church
Allen Yates
Broadway
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Idof Hull
Oth and Jackson Sts
Tea Theme Set for Garden Club Silver Anniversary Show
The Anderson Garden Club announces the Years Along The Garden Path theme for its silver anniversary flower show. A silver tea runs 3 to 5 p.m. at Bill Wilson's Boys Club, with exhibits accepted tomorrow morning from 6 to 10:20. The viewing hours are 3 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Ruth Matthews chairs the event with Mrs. Ray Wiley and Mrs. Everett Woods assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Garden Club
Bill Wilson
Garden Club
Soreen
Jclub
Ruth Mattithews
Ray Wiley
Everett Woods
Flower Show
Bridal Motif at Edgewood Women’s Golf Clubted Party
Members and guests of Edgewood Women’s Golf and Social Club held a dessert bridge at Edgewood Country Club on Wednesday afternoon. Themed as June Bride with miniature dolls and spring flowers, the event awarded bridge prizes to many ladies including Morris Green as chair and DeVol Ponsler among the committee. Canasta honors went to Esther Simmons, J. H. Barnett, George Poland and Tom Foust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Women’s Golf and Social Club
Edgewoo Country Club
Morris Green
Mesdames
Dwight Keller
DeVol Ponsler
Russell Regenald
Roy Jones
William Mears
Spencer Hickman, Jr
Hardwick
L. Hunt
EB. Clayfor
A. Toettinger
Margaret Webb
Ross Currens
B. Bardecap
C. Wardwick
J. Pierce
Esther Simmons
J. H. Barnett
George Poland
Tom Foust
Club Awards Euchre Prizes At Gingham Club
The Gingham Club met at Mrs. Paul Bagwell’s home to play euchre and award prizes to Mrs. Bertha Barnes Mrs. Walter Knapp Mrs. Ward Rent and Mr. Mark Spence. Mrs. Barnes hosts the next gathering on June 1 at 12 40 p.m. at 1349 Lindberg. There are 117127 license tour radio stations under clear skies in city listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bagwell
Lenox SL
Bertha Barnes
Walter Knapp
Ward Rent
Mark Spence
Lindberg
Parents Push Teens Toward Social Plans and Dates
The text shows a mother urging her children to attend a party with Jim and his date and to invite friends without steady dates for a backyard picnic. It reflects a balancing act between pressuring dateless teens and offering supportive social options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Weight and eyebrow tips from a health column
A reader asks about gaining weight to reach an ideal range and handling early gray brows. The advisor suggests modest weight gain for age 25 standards and offers practical brow remedies such as mascara, eyebrow pencil, and brow dye with a patch test prior to use.
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