Mother Is SentencedIn Delinquency CaseRv JAMKS CH1SIM she made little or no effort toA West Anniston woman was care for the children, sentenced to 12 months of hard the witnesses included four labor for the county Wednesday neighbors, a city detective and after Domestic Court Judge fcounty welfare officials waid McLaughlin found her guilty of contributing to the delmquency of a !«™-old daughter,“ yi^t' .henThi Srt and noKlecling Ihwt younger ch.l- jhn| hfr ,t(,p.,„lhpr wllh , nfk)”rer’- , at their home The other childrenWitnesses testified tne woman were pieced temporarily in foster often is drunk, that siie indulged j,(Mn0JiThe woman and her daughterhave been conlined to county Jailin promiscuous relations, and thatWearing a sparkling white jail unitorm and with her black hatr neatly shingled and shining, the woman denied all the accusations heaped upon her by the wit* nesses.She avoided the glances which the daughter, also present at the hearing, darted her way during the testimony. It was the girl's 14th birthday.She was pretty and trim in a loose blouse and sweater, with a pair of the bright blue pedal pushers popular with teenagers. She chewed gum as she sat beside her mother at the hearing.Judge McLaughlin, in a kindly tone and slowly, explained the laws surrounding the charges against the mother and heard her (See Mother m Page i-A, Cei. I)