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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
3
A mother notes durable discipline methods, observing children respond to isolation and scolding. She finds older siblings accept timeouts quietly while younger ones mimic behavior. She reports using threats of isolation but sees varied reactions from her 18 month old. The piece discusses parental approaches to child behavior.
Anderson Business and Professional Women will hold their annual banquet on June 3 at the Top Hat near Yorktown. The program will feature officer installation with past presidents officiating and remarks by Mary Harris and other members.
A teen beauty column advises hair styling by facial contour not color and warns against vanity. It includes reader questions about body image and weight with guidance on healthy targets, hip slimming exercises, and cautions about unrealistic model weights.
A mother laments disorder at home and urges her children to pick up after themselves. She argues that consistent putting away of belongings yields better results than constant complaints, stressing shared responsibility and order.
The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet for the First Evangelical United Brethren Church was held Monday May 27 1957 at 6 30 PM. Guests included Alice Roberson Geréck Georgia Faulds DeLefa Bickley Glenna Bennett Thelma Hollars Billie Markham Mary Sayers Helen Cluxtons Frances Burkhare Ruth Stanty and Phyllis Bauman DéAna Welch Eda Buckley and Bu Banquet For EUB Mothers and Daughters featured speaker Mrs Carl Kardat ike with General Chairman Mrs Hubert Jarrell introducing the speaker. Attendance was large and noted in church history.
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