Parents Need Answers Before Children Learn
Dr. Herbert Whanger advised the Gesell Guild of the Child Conservation League on guiding child development with clear goals and boundaries. He urged parents to take responsibility, avoid stock answers, and involve professional help when needed, stressing observation of the child’s perspective and family values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Bailey
Herbert Whanger
Gesell Guild
Child Conservation League
CCL
Dr. Whanger
Whanger
Thomas Turnbull
Male Experts Discuss Color and Cosmetics in New York
Three male experts Howard Ketchum Dan Wynn and Lester Gaba spoke at a Cosmetic Career Women gathering in New York City. They urged individual color choices challenging mass regimentation and champions tying makeup to personal coloring and time of day while proposing displays linking cosmetics with fashion and interior decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ketchum
Dan Wynn
Lester Gaba
New York City
Mr. Ketchum
Mr. Gaba
Thursday benefit chili supper and club meetings listed
Community Room at The Plains High School hosts a 5 to 7 30 p m chili supper. Zeta Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi discuss at 8 p m with Mrs Thomas Kyle. Numerous AAUW Pi Beta Phi and church circles meet with various hosts and locations. 600 Harry Lee credited with describing George Washington as first in war first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen.
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the Plains High School
Beta Sigma Phi
Thomas Kyle
Radford
Clarke Daily
AAUW
Elizabeth Stanton
Ransom Rd
Harry Lee
Robert E. Lee
George Washington
Plains High School
ZTA Alums Honor Class At Cable Lane gathering
Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sands on Cable Lane with nineteen pledges and the housemother in attendance. Hostesses were Mrs. Dela Wooley, Mrs. Fred Sands, Mrs. Elizabeth Beaty, and Miss Ellen Gillespie. Members present included Mrs. Barbara Thompson and several others. Tribute was paid to Mrs. Alice Dyer of Pendleton Ind who died recently, and she had served as Zeta Tau Alpha housemother for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
Fred Sands
Cable Lane
Dela Wooley
Elizabeth Beaty
Ellen Gillespie
Barbara Thompson
Tom Fillmer
Richard Bald
David Keller
Howard Bobo
Wilfred Sterzik
Julia Cable
Gwen Roach
Ted Hellebrandt
Alice Dyer
Pendleton
Ind
Dyer
Panel Discusses Mental Retardation During Awareness Week
In Athens County a panel on mental retardation broadcast on WOUB promoted early detection and services. Panelists Homer Bradshaw Edward Penson Donald Worden John Highlander urged parental action, described Beacon School programs, and noted age and training factors for trainable and educatable children.
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Athens County
Athens County Council For
WOUB
Homer Bradshaw
Ohio University
Beacon School Board
Edward Penson
Donald Worden
Eastern Ohio
Maxwel Pullen
Psychological Center
Lynwood
William Holmes
Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center
Beacon School For
Church Group Serves Meal and Elects Officers
The Women's Association of Alexander Presbyterian Church held a potluck dinner at 6 30 p m with an 8 p m program. Mrs Raymond Webb was named chairman and a slate of officers was presented by Mrs Dorsey. Eleven members and three guests attended the Thanksgiving meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Athens
Lancaster
Maurel Hawkins
Raymond Webb
Women’s Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Ben Dorsey
Ann P. McVay
Sarah Bowman
Della Ervin
Dorsey
Hattie Webb
George Snider
Martha Stuart
Roy Radford
Howard McHarg
Janet Brown
Circle 1
Snyder
Webb
Thomas Dixon
New Arrival Birth at Quantico Naval Base Hospital
Lance Corporal and Mrs. Clarence Hutchens of Stafford Va announce the birth of their son David on November 12 at the Naval Base Hospital Quantico Va Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Hutchens and Mrs Addie Ashcraft of Guysville and the great grandmother is Mrs Addie Ashcraft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hutchens
Stafford, Va
David
Naval Base Hospital
Quantico, Va
Albert Hutchens
Addie Ashcraft
Guysville
The Glass Menagerie at Ohio University Theatre Players
The Glass Menagerie unfolds as memory within a nebula of memory with a boy, mother, daughter, and a gentleman caller in the postwar era. Performances feature Marsha Birdsell as the mother, Paul Itkin as the caller, Robert Jennings as the son, and Madelon Van Deusen as the daughter with restraint and drama. Curtain time is 8 p.m. through Saturday with tickets at the theater box office.
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Tennessee Williams
Ohio University Theatre Players
Glass Animals
Robert Jennings
Jennings
Madelon van Deusen
Athens DAR Chapter to Meet Saturday at Cottage Tea Room
The Athens chapter of the DAR will hold a meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Cottage Tea Room. Members are invited to attend and discuss chapter business and planned activities.
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Athens Dar
Cottage
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Europe
Priscilla Needle Club
Edward Cole
E. State St
PI Beta Phi
R. C. Hopkins
Gilham Frank
Potluck
Lydia Lashevans
Fred McBride
Gasco Club
Gas Company
NASC
Barbara Hartley
Kappa Rho
Carl Legg
Franklin Ave
First Christian Church Christian Women’s Fellowship
Paul Neutzling
Selby Road
Fred Lee Tom
L. B. McCune
Maplewood Dr
Masonic Temple
Bishop
Central Avenue Methodist Church
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Aera
Ohio
Ivan Rowland
Lomita
Calif
Rowland Brothers
Roy D. Rowland
California
Wallace Brunson
Las Vegas
Canada
Beverly Hills
St. Tropez
France
Phil Rose
Composers Give
Debbie Klare
Susan Selleck
Nancy Selleck
Pat Doran
Steve Clark
Steve
Miss Klare
Sharon Guinn
Mr. Clark
Homer Higgins
Mildred McHarg
Frances Allen
Sunshine
Ils
Eve Verity
Ellen McVay
Kate Stout
Tom Davis
David Hutchens
By Marilyn Norris
Marsha Birdsell
Paul Itkin
Itkin
Williams
Deusen
Dial LY
Lois Washburn
Washburn Travel Center
Court St
Caukts Aieann Gheatael
Lees
Stone’s Country Furniture Store
Chesterhill, Ohi
Sunnybank
Sucky
Alice Parkis
DAR
Wesboro
Milldeck
Jas. P. Cumley
H. A. McCaskill
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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