No Discipline Era Is Passing In Preparing Youth for Life
An excerpt discusses the shift back to disciplined parenting, citing a 1954 panel at the U S Children’s Bureau and Yale’s Child Study Center. It argues accountability and consistent discipline protect children from dangers and support security and love, countering views favoring no discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Children's Bureau
Washington
Child Study Center
Yale University
Katherine M. Wolf
New York
Cleveland
Philip Horowitz
First Time Bond Forfeitures In City Traffic Court
Judge McWhorter ordered the forfeiture of two $500 bonds for drunken driving as two defendants Daniel German of Virginia and Lonnie Hull of Charleston failed to appear. Warrants were issued. Bondsman Henry Frashier lost $1,000 for signing the bonds. Other docket items include fines for defective brakes, red light violations, hit and run, reckless driving, and improper registration across several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McWherter
Poilce
Daniel German
Virginia
Lonnie Hull
Charleston
McWhorter
Edgar Hedrick
Thomasville
N. C
Charles A Hedrick
Nitra
William G. Watson
Wee Abeedise
Homer Isabell
Ward Court
Billy Jean Woods
Dry Branch
Neo
Billy Clay
Coal Park
Tate
R. Tucker
Bolton Ct
C. R. Slater
Dat Mathews Ave
Elonzo Peters
Chesapeake
Denver Saunders
Chandler
Weirton Dinner to honor retiring Mayor Millsop
A citizen committee in Weirton plans a 6:30 p.m. June 29 Community Center dinner to honor Mayor Thomas E. Millsop after eight years in office. Earle V. Wittpenn chairs. members include Emory Derthick, Mrs. H. Burdette Crow, Mrs. Charles Robinson and others from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chilton Chapman
the Gazette
Weirton
Thomas E. Millsop
Millsop
Earle V. Wittpenn
H. Burdette Crow
Women's Club
Charles Robinson
David Hearst
Rotary Club
James Y. Longacre Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Flenniken
Chamber of Commerce
Milan Ralich
Louis Pagur
Fraternal Order of Police
David T. Frew
Community Center
Larry Martin
Kiwanis Club
Wooster honors Mary Virginia Scott with Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Mary Virginia Scott of 1414 Ravinia Road Charleston West Virginia was named to the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society at Wooster College commencement exercises yesterday. She also received the Horace N. Mateer award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Mary Virginia Scott
Ravinia Rd
Charleston
W. Va
Phi Beta Kappa
College of Wooster
Horace N. Mateer
Personal Touch Father’s Day Gifts at Frank enberger’s
Frank enberger’s store offers personalized Father’s Day gifts with a cardboard gold watch featuring the purchaser’s photo. A round frame holds the image captured on two Poraroid Land Cameras on the third floor and developed in 60 seconds. The program runs through Saturday, per advertising manager Fred Oland. Judy Herald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Herald of Belle-Adv, is among the youngsters pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankenberger’s
Fred Oland
Judy Herald
Mrs
Lawrence Herald
Belle—Adv
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Judge
Acke Pimples
Sam Win
Ry Frashier
Frashier
Hull
Penn Town
The
South and
Hodding Carter
Look
South
Mississippi House of Representatives
Carter
West Virginia
Huntington
Morgantown
Waynesburg College
Pennsylvania
George Phillips
Chapmanville
Pole Creek
Ernest Lee Runyon
Jewell Ridge Coal Co
Esland Stepp
Ambassador Jetfire
H.P
Bassador Country Club
Nash
Statesman Seper
Extra
Court St
Nash, Inc
Ruffner Motor Sales
McCorkle Ave
Disneyland
WCHS
Ize
Biology
Terran
Guthrie
Beane
SEARS
ATP Ea
Homart
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Charleston, W. Va
Etna Foane Sears
Kanawha Blvd
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