Should Teenagers Have Better Manners
A nationwide survey shows most teens consider manners important and believe they are well mannered. Boys report 50 plus percent and girls about 70 percent think they are well behaved, with girls noting politeness in dates and friendships.
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Little Rock
Ark
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Conn
Achievement Day skit highlights farm women’s year
Monticello Home Demonstration Club in Iredell County staged an Achievement Day skit Itll All Come Out in the Wash using everyday clothes lines to show club activities New home plans emerge in Madison County with Mrs Lloyd Briggs preparing curtains and draperies Washington County members curb waste by analyzing kitchen chores Randolph County leaders discuss county government and taxes King North Carolina home demonstrators share ideas on new homes in Stokes County showcasing Keiger family living area and children’s rooms
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Monticello
Iredell County
Hugh McHargue
Nancy I. Myers
Madison County
Lloyd Briggs
Marie H. Buckner
Briggs
Frances M. Darden
Cyril Ange
Randolph County
Rose Badgett
Brooklyn Club
Jane B. Davidson
Stokes County
King Home Demonstration Club
Wendell Keiger
King
Keigers
Keiger
Real Bear Story Near Pool Ends With Wounded Officer
Oil City patrolman Carl E. Smith 24 reported a bear sighting near a private pool while on his way home. He drew his service revolver and accidentally fired wounding his left leg. the bear walked off into the hills.
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Oil City
Carl E. Smith
Smith
Two Kinds of Manners Among Teens
A Missouri study finds boys favor home and company manners with seven ranked traits for girls and boys. Girls emphasize punctuality, respect, and courtesy, while boys call for politeness, proper conversation, dress, and respect. Most teens cite parents as primary influencers and view manners as ongoing, not reserved for special occasions.
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Jack Brusasco
St. Louis
Springfield
Virginia Floyd
Little Rock
Ark
Mary Reynolds
Oxford
Donna Eads
Butler, Mo
Golden Wedding Anniversary Noted For Mr and Mrs Floyd
Mr and Mrs J F Floyd celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on December 24 with an open house at their Route 4 home. About 150 guests attended. decorations featured gold and white with a yellow flower centerpiece and a tiered cake topped with a golden 50. The couple, former Thomasville residents now living in High Point, were married in 1906 and have seven children. Guests included relatives from Detroit, Thomasville, Greensboro, and other cities. Venezuela reports more than 80,000 television sets in use.
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J. F. Floyd
Route 4
Archie Floyd
Jimmie Ruffin
Oscar Floyd
Charles Ruffin
Phyllis Ann Floyd
Floyd
Thomasville
High Point
Belle Tice
Archie
Hubert Floyd
Oscar
Perry Floyd
Austin Gardner
Route 1
Jamestown
Ola Mae Carter
James Ruffin
Sherill Floyd
Nancy
Detroit
Mich
Greensboro
Southeae Texas
Washington, D. C
Wedding submission rules from The Enterprise guidance
The Enterprise outlines wedding plan rules for engaged or married readers. Submit engagement photos and details to the women's department with family signatures, four weeks before the wedding, using a special form if possible. Deadlines: Sunday pages by Wednesday noon. weekday pages two weeks before publication.
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