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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
3
Dorothy Dix discusses a couple's dispute over teaching children manners while they are young. The wife wants constant reminders about entering rooms greeting others and table manners, while the husband prefers not to nag.
The author argues that teaching children proper manners is essential for moral development and future success. Good manners act as a credit that opens doors, while rough speech or brusqueness can close opportunities. Mothers bear responsibility to polish their children, as modern society favors polished behavior over roughness. Dorothy Dix. Copyright by Public Ledger
Mrs Smith acts as buffer between children and Mr Smith shaping a myth around the distant father. Over time the breach widens as children avoid him and mother remains center. Mothers should share parenting duties from the start to keep father engaged and strengthen family bonds.
Mrs W E R Byrne of Charleston will head the Charleston chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy for a silver tea at the Colonial hotel Friday evening. Local guests will be welcomed by Mrs W A McCreery and presented to the receiving line including prominent members of the chapter.
L. P. Harvey Mrs R M Maxwell and Mrs Jahn Morgan guest book duties and program roles described. Mr and Mrs R C Shreves return to Buffalo after visiting Mrs Allie Oliver. Circle No 1 meets at Mrs G C Early home with Bible study led by Mrs George Weimer. Circle No 2 to meet at Mrs Edgar Delaney home. Earl Dean and Paul Hughes depart for fishing near Richwood.
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