Your Telephone the Mature Parent
A columnist cites Dr Whoozis and Redbook experts to urge parents tailor psychology advice to each child. Observing George shows playpens can aid exploration. rigidly following experts may overlook individual needs. Stella Chess and Alexander Thomas advocate parental judgment over blanket guidance.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
George
Whoozis
Evermore
Redbook Magazine
Vivian Cadden
Stella Chess
Alexander Thomas
Local West Virginia Calls Offer Unlimited Local Minutes
A promotional note touts full time helper service enabling constant message handling both trivial and urgent. It highlights that more local calls reduce costs and claims unlimited local calls in West Virginia with no extra charge.
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West Virginia
Wounded Prisoner In Critical Condition After Shootout
Ern est F. Mallory 25 escaped prison trusty remained in critical condition after a pistol wound to the neck during a scuffle with West Virginia State Trooper W R Dyer and Officer Lou is Bobbera in Gil bert Mingo County. John Trent 17 another escapee surrendered later after being found near Gilbert following a Saturday escape from Barboursville State hospital.
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Huntington
UPI
Ernest F. Mallory
West Virginia
W. R. Dyer
Louis Bobbera
Mallory
Davis Creek
Kanawha County
John Trent
Gilbert
Mingo County
Trent
Barboursville State Hospital
Dyer
Bobbera
Adamses announce birth of son Stephen Jay in Pineville
Mr and Mrs Donald R Adams of Charleston and former Wyoming County residents announce the birth of their first child, a son named Stephen Jay, at 9 25 p m April 17 at Pineville Maternity Hospital, weight seven pounds six ounces. Mrs Kates is the former Mary Sue Blankenship.
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Pineville
Rns
Donald R. Adams
Charleston
Wyoming County
Stephen Jay
Pineville Maternity Hospital
Kates
Mary Sue Blankenship
Conley Teacher to Attend WVU Language Institute
Gloria Warren Christian of Conley High School Mullens will attend a summer Spanish institute at West Virginia University in Morgantown from June 15 to August 12. Four Latin American instructors will assist. program directed by Dr. Robert Stilwell and funded by the National Defense Act. Christian, daughter of Simeon E. and Mrs. Warren Beckley, teaches Spanish and English, serves as Conley librarian and Blue Devil News adviser, and also teaches Spanish at Modern Languages Inc. Institute Elementary on Saturdays.
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Gloria Warren Christian
Conley
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Latin America
National Defense Act
Robert Stilwell
WVU
Simeon E. Warren
S. Fayette St
Beckley
Blue Devil News
Christian
Stratton High School
Bennett College
Greensboro
N. C
West Virginia State College
Institute
Modern Languages Inc
Mount Hope Social Notes Far West Virginia
Mt Hope Mount Hope RNS Mr and Mrs C D Epperley of Fayetteville guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Summers and Garol Lynn Hearn formerly of Mount Hope is reported seriously ill in Oak Hill Hospital Rev Clarence Figgatt of St Albans former Mount Hope Baptist Temple pastor visited Mount Hope Miss Judy Park visits Morgan Town weekend Eva Ann West Virginia University Ray and Brenda Gwinn routine checkups Beckley Memorial Hospital Frank Kirby and R G Kirby return from Dallas Texas visiting Harry and Mary McLain and H D Nichols Piney View Mary Dower weekend with Frank Lowe Beckley Button Lowe attends Baptist Youth Fellowship Convention Fairmont Joe Barbera Washington DC visiting Mount Hope this week
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Mount Hope
RNS
C. D. Epperley
Fayetteville
Walter Summers
Garol Lynn
Walter Hearn
Oak Hill Hospital
Clarence Figgatt
St. Albans
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Judy Park
W. R. Park
Morgantown
Eva Ann
West Virginia University
Ray
Brenda Gwinn
Ray Gwinn
Beckley Memorial Hospital
R. G. Kirby
Frank Kirby
Bob Kirby
Dallas
Tex
J. D. Nichols
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry McLain
H. D. Nichols
Piney View
Mary Dower
Frank Lowe
Beckley
Button
Lowe
Bapitist Youth Fellowship
Fairmont
Joe Barbera
Washington,d. C
Elephant Ears Act as Fans on Hot Days
Large African elephants use their ears as cooling fans, keeping them constantly in motion to circulate air during heat. The behavior helps regulate body temperature and reflects adaptations for warm climates.
Young Citizens Read During National Library Week
Linda Mae Broom accepts a library book from Mrs. Ella Mae Miller at Pineville Grade School No 2 as Debbie Morgan Jackie Lambert and Jimmie Bolt wait their turns. Miller notes students read about 25 books yearly from a pool of nearly 500 titles, with 35 new books added this year including Timber Toe's Rusty Wants a Dog Chicken of the Mayflower and Under The Roof.
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Linda Mae Broom
Ella Mae Miller
Pineville
Debbie Morgan
Jackie Lambert
Jimmie Bolt
Rusty
May term docket lists 169 criminal charges in Fayette County
Fayetteville records show 169 defendants, 39 felonies, slated for the May term starting May 15 in the Fayette County Circuit Court. A special grand jury session is under way. prosecutors expect most cases to proceed at the next term, with multiple defendants charged from Randolph Skaggs to James Means and others across several counties.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Petit Care
J. Zane Summerfield
C. L. Garvin Jr
12Th Circuit
Fayette
Nicholas
Summerfield
James C
Donald Rambo
Saeger
New River Co
Oakwood
Rambo Brothers
West Virginia
Randolph Skaggs
Hubert Bickford
Robert Lee Hurley
Foster Ray Shultz
Robby Lee Snyder
Oscar Ray Rogers
Montgomery
James R. Means
Charles E. Jefffries
Jerry Holstein
Kasnawha’ County
H. R. Beckelheimer
Dempsey
George John Smith
Smith
Glen Jean
Elizabeth Smith
James Chesterfield Wood
Minden
Wood
Clarence Gill Jr
Ell David Carte
James EU
Cancer Crusade Stated Tuesday In Mount Hope
Mount Hope hosts a Cancer Crusade drive starting Tuesday at noon through evening with volunteers led by chairmen Mrs. Willard J. Moore and Mrs. Corrie Graff. Workers will receive kits and pamphlets on seven cancer symptoms, including What Every Crusader Should Know.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Moore
Graff
E. Scott Carter
Virgil Dillon
W. G. Callaway
John Barnum
Violet Grace McCutcheon
Blood Typing Program Under Way By Auxiliary
Pineville residents are being asked to provide blood type and penicillin allergy information for a new blood typing project. The data will be collected by American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 133 in cooperation with the Civil Defense Department and filed with Civil Defense Director Russell Beavers in the courthouse annex, for disaster and emergency use.
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Pineville
BNS
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 133
Civil Defense Department
Russell Beavers
Civil Defense Director
Beavers
Teachers Resign From Fayette County Schools
Three teachers submitted resignations to the Fayette County Board of Education. Carolyn S. Duffield leaves Falls View Elementary, Norma Dalporto resigns from Montgomery High, and Nancy Kelly also departs Montgomery High. Resignations effective May 31. Wanda J. Carson granted a leave of absence from Falls View Junior High.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Pension coverage in US private plans reaches millions
About 17 million of the 68 million workers in the United States are covered by private pension and retirement plans. This indicates substantial participation in employer sponsored retirement programs though coverage varies by industry and job type.
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United States
Mother Daughter Fete Planned by Mullens Mission Society
Mullens West Virginia RNS plans for a mother daughter banquet were made at the Tuesday night meeting of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church. The event will be held in Fellowship Hall on May 9 with devotional leadership by Mrs C A Ellison. The group discussed spring rally for Rock Castle Association in Mullens church and refreshments were served to many members and visitors after the meeting.
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Walter Fisher
W. R. Nelson
Ernest Musser
Glenna ‘Pritchard
Barbara Allen
G. V. Duncan
Rock Castle Association
Mullens Church
Maxville Stickler
Ralph Mays
W. G. Short
W. McGhee
Ray Compton
W. W. Dailey
R. E Woods
Frank Gary
Roger Pritchett
Brothers Rescued After Gauley River Stranding
Two Nicholas County men were hailed as heroes for rescuing Joey Whitt aged 16 and his 10-year-old brother David from a small boat stranded for over four hours in the Gauley River at Carnifax Ferry. State Trooper Wyant said Carl Taylor and Ronald Wise pulled the youths to safety as the boat’s oarlock broke, with CAP and sheriff’s aides aiding the operation.
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RNS
Nicholas County
Gauley River
Carnifax Ferry
Joey Whitt
David
Wallace Whitt
Victor
R. W. Wyant
Oak Hill
Carl Taylor
Ronald Wise
Carnifax State Park
Fayette
Bradley Briefs Highlights Local Family Updates
Mrs Minnie Humphrey of Pax visited her son Lacy Hurt and daughter-in-law in Bradley. Carl Terry, son of Arthur and Mrs. Terry, improves after surgery at Oak Hill Hospital. Michael Buffa, Mount Hope High sophomore, attended a Marshall University photography class. M F Eastham family from Thurmond attended a concert at Appalachian Bible Institute.
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M. F. Eastham
Thurmond
Appalachian Bible Institute
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