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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
5
A reader questions the belief in harsh discipline, arguing that fear and punishment breed resentment. The letter details a five year old boy who responds to attention and routine but resists when prompted, and notes parental pressure to use the strap. The writer advocates alternatives as childhood shapes long term values.
A reader argues for teaching reasoning in children and warns against harsh punishment. Advice emphasizes calm explanations, consistent rules, and waiting for readiness to train, noting patience over punishment fosters thinking, loving, and self-control. Suggestions include involving children in small decisions and avoiding coercive force.
Mrs Samuel L Veitch of Villanova installed Swarthmore Council officers at the annual meeting. New president is Mrs Donald R Aikens with vice president Mrs Valentine Fine treasurer Mrs Charles Geiner recording secretary Mrs J Frank Gaskill and corresponding secretary Mrs Edmund Jones. Outgoing officers were Mrs Paul B Banks and Mrs Howard Sipler. Luncheon for five dollar members followed, co chairs Mrs J Paul Brown and Mrs Robert Boyle assisted by several members.
The Eagles Home on 7th and Deshong streets in Chester hosts a ham and cabbage dinner from noon to 4 p.m. Served by the Ladies Auxiliary to benefit the children's Christmas party fund. Mrs. John Domenas is chairman.
Glenolden hosts the Women's Republican Club annual Christmas party Monday at 8 p.m. in the fire house. Readings by Mrs. Raymond Horner and piano music by Mrs. Clifford Sparks head the program. Members will exchange gifts and bring dolls for a children's hospital. Mrs. Edgar B. Linvill Jr. leads the event with Precinct 4 members as hostesses.
The Keystone Masonic Club Woman's Auxiliary will meet December 19 at 10:30 am in the Masonic Temple Chester. The gathering will include a Christmas party and a gift exchange following the business session.
Rutledge clubwomen plan a 6:30 p.m. dinner and a one act play by members at the Alpine Inn. Chester New Century Club opens its Christmas bazaar Tuesday, with booths for aprons baked goods and crafts and a noon luncheon. Members will present a program including Memories of Christmas in Other Lands and carol singing led by Mrs. Leonard Ruber.
Swarthmore League of Women Voters expands with a fourth unit for Springfield women. The first meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 427 Foster Drive Springfield led by Mrs Henry Rodney. Prior units met at Mrs Edward Cratsleys and Mrs Marten Esteys homes.
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