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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1936
Page
8
A national federation committee proposes community backed day nurseries to serve employed mothers. Plans would survey needs, prevent duplication, and use relief funds only where better outcomes arise. Foster care and outreach to older siblings may be included as the program expands.
The committee rejects the idea that unemployed mothers park children in day nurseries during leisure. Day nurseries now serve mainly needy mothers whose earnings sustain families. Industry will absorb more mothers with inevitable employment. Group care should be funded to cover basic costs and provide high quality training for staff. Foster placement may suit some cases, but nurseries offer advantages with skilled family services and cooperation with other social agencies.
The Glen Elk lodge 1 0 0 F will hold its 53rd annual memorial for deceased members at 2 30 this afternoon at the hall on Virginia street. All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, families and friends are invited. The Rev James Frame of Emmanuel Baptist church will deliver the service. Scotland's electrical engineering industry has enjoyed a boom in the last year.
For $1.00 a month you can protect your entire family including husband wife children and parents. The plan offers a maximum benefit of $4,000 on each member regardless of age with no initial cost. If you join you pay $100 per month. if not you owe nothing. Write for particulars Pioneer Mutual Benefit Association Heard Building Pauents Ariz.
Arrangements by Charleston Lions Club for the state convention of Lions International in Charleston tomorrow and Tuesday feature speakers including Melvin Jones founder of Lions and Lions International president Richard Greenbaugh. Gov. H. G. Kump and C. G. Peregoy of Beckley will attend as district governor. Delegates register tomorrow morning. a state luncheon is planned at noon and the annual banquet and dance tomorrow night. Officiants and officers are listed. burial plans noted for local families.
Last rites for J. Brad Bailey 84 of West Washington Street are to be held at ten this morning at the residence with Rev James F Frame officiating interment in the Bailey cemetery on Poca river Also funeral rites for William A Withrow 71 who died at his Stockton street home Friday night are set for 2 30 o'clock
Six year old Mildred Carroll daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Carroll died from injuries after being struck by an automobile near Cabin creek Quartier. State police reported Harold Fetty was the driver and said the child ran in front of his car. The death toll in Kanawha county this year reached 29 with 39 for 1935. Body sent to Mulligan and White mortuary at Montgomery. Child died at a Charleston hospital.
The will of John A. Phillips, who died at 74, reveals property in Great Britain valued at 173500 dollars and a long hidden romance linked to the South Sea Islands in a London publication.
A yacht once tied to South Kensington, England, was rebuilt for an association with FDR and the Society Islands. Relatives recall a man leaving for the South Seas years ago amid a mystery over a youthful love affair. He reportedly traded in the islands, married a native woman, and settled down happily in the isles.
State Farm Mutual Co will hold a meeting of all agents in West Virginia and Virginia tomorrow at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. Special agent Theodore B. Dunbar of Charleston will attend with his wife, joined by several Kanawha county colleagues and others. Miss Jean Batten, a New Zealand airwoman, has received the French Legion of Honor.
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