Mothers beware pay for work not allowances says Dr Crane
A reader recounts a teenager named Bob Li who hinges on his mother’s $5 weekly allowance and resents a $10 request. Dr Crane argues mothers should curb generosity, stop allowances, and instead assign home tasks paid on a per job basis to teach monetary responsibility.
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Bob Li
Dr. Crane
New Stereo Discs Highlight Unity Over Separate Sounds
New stereo recordings emphasize unified two channel sound over novelty of split directions. RCA Victor Sounds In Space samples 14 records, Decca Adventures in Stereo and Cook's Tour of Stereo showcase two channel breadth. Vanguard, Grand Award, and others present broad concert hall panoramas and easy listening sets for summer listening.
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Gene
Singer Iin
RCA Victor
Decca
Ad Ventures
Cook
Vanguard
Adrian Boult
Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra
London
Vivaldi
Zagreb
John Barbirolli
Halle Orchestra
Evelyn Rothwell
Dvorak
Mercury
Manchester
England
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Charles
Munch
Heifetz- Primrose-Piatigorsky
George Szell
Amsterdam Concertgebouw
Hay Ride Trip Slated Saturday To State Fair
The Men’s Club of the Welcome Baptist Church sponsors a two person hay ride to the West Virginia State Fair in Lewisburg. The truck departs Flynn’s Grocery on South Fayette Street at 10 a.m. Saturday. Round trip tickets cost 1 dollar and must be paid in advance at Flynn’s or from John Noel N. T. Adams or George White, club president.
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Lewisburg
Flynn’s
South Fayette Street
The
Welcome Baptist Church
George White
Flynn's Grocery
John Noel
N. T. Adams
White
Pastoral Sundays Slated at First Baptist Church Price Hill
The First Baptist Church Price Hill will hold Pastoral Sundays on the second and fourth Sundays each month per a church spokesman. Rev. Frank Shelton is named pastor for an indefinite period. The article note also states that more farm workers are killed than in any other occupation.
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First Baptist Church
Price Hill
Frank Shelton
Dry Hill Prosperity Fair Plans Scrutinized
A Dry Hill and Prosperity Community fair committee will meet at 7 30 p m in the community building to discuss plans for the August 29 30 event. Walter James president of the Country Life Association says all members are urged to attend and consider bleacher seating for 400 spectators.
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Walter James
Country Life Association
Civic Pride Dips as Beckley Faces Weeds and Trash
Beckley shows a downward trend in city pride with vacant lots overgrown, sidewalks strewn with weeds and trash. Mayor A. K. Minter cites a city ordinance requiring owners or occupants to remove weeds and grass and calls on residents to take pride in the town’s appearance.
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Beckley
A. K. Minter
Court Fines Sophia Motorist For Leaving Scene Of Accident
Sophia motorist Guy Farley pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined 30 dollars in Beckley Police Court. The crash damaged property owned by Donald Heaberlin. a hub cap and chrome fragments were found at the scene. Farley was arrested Monday after the Saturday incident. Several others faced charges including reckless driving, driving while drunk, and bonds forfeitures.
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Guy Farley
Sophia
Beckley
Farley
Donald F. Heaberlin
North Vance Drive
Heatherlin
Robert A. Bare
Kermit‘Locke
Bare
City Avenue
Elgin M. Hall
Raleigh Avenue
Hall
City
Robert A. Bolen
Bolen
Neville and Heber Streets
Marjorie Virginia Howery
Westwood Drive
James L. Worley
Mercer Sc
Frederick Lilly
Queen St
William Richard Bell
Second Ave
William Franklin Rose
Bishop S&j
Jimmie Lee Broome
Center St
John B. Elliott Jr
North Beckley
Robert E. Neye
Prosperity
John F. Scales
F Screet
Willie Rodgers
Sunrise Avenue
SS Office Clarifies Disability Provision
Beckley Social Security Office manager Stanley B. Earl explains the disability freeze program. Applicants may be referred to vocational rehabilitation to regain self support, with benefits possibly continuing up to a year after sheltered work begins.
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SS Office
Stanley B. Earl
Beckley Social Security Office
State Agency For
Earl
Social Security Administration
Area Man Receives Bible Archaeology Bachelor’s Degree
James Edward Jennings of Mount Tabor earned a bachelor of arts in Bible archaeology at Wheaton College’s 25th summer convocation in Wheaton Illinois. He graduated with honors after serving as Mount Tabor Christian High School student council president and yearbook editor.
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Wheaton College
Wheaton, Il
James Edward Jennings
Mount Tabor
B. C. Jennings
Jennings
Mount Tabor Christian High School
Aches and Pains Mark Beckley Jaycee Football Night
Beckley Jaycees held a rough football outing as about 30 members attended the annual picnic at Beckley Water Dam. Aches and pains followed the game while others prepared hoe dogs and meals for athletes. Bob Gallager led the picnic committee. next meeting is planned at the Beckley Hotel.
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Beckley Water Dam
Bob Gallager
Beckley Hotel
Raleigh County Budgets Face Final Approval Today
Budgets in Raleigh County are to be officially adopted by the Board of Education and Beckley city government for the 1958-1959 fiscal year with public input possible at today’s meetings. Beckley proposes 634 398.44 for fire and police expansion, while the county court plans a 619 335.64 budget. The Board of Education totals 74 997 605.16, Mabscott 25 311.26, Lester 4 476.91, and Sophia 310 284 635.
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Raleigh County
Board of Education
City of
Beckley
Raleigh County Board of Education
State Board of School Finance
Raleigh County Court
Mabscott
Lester
Sophia
Beaver Resident Enters Raleigh County School Board Race
Tracy Shannon of Beaver filed Monday to challenge O A Phillips for the Raleigh County Board of Education seat to fill the unexpired term of Jamies Trail who died last month. Phillips has filed earlier and serves as a temporary member until the general election. Shannon previously ran unsuccessfully for the House of Delegates in 1956.
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Tracy Shannon
Beaver
O. A. Phillips
Sophia
Raleigh County Board of Education
Shannon
Phillips
Jamies H. Trail
House of Delegates
Road undersurface finished on Midway to Stonecoal section
Contractors report completion of the scratch undersurface last week on the highway from Midway to Stonecoal Junction. A four mile stretch of the top surface near Rhodell is now finished and a new surface on the Midway to Stonecoal segment is expected within about three weeks.
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Rhodell
Midway
Stonecoal Junction
A, A
D, M. Bosch
Stonecoal
Collision Reports Show Small Damage Across Multiple Incidents
State Police and Beckley police logged several minor wrecks. Ernest Caldwell and Conell Matheny collided at Bradley with 140 dollars in damage and no injuries. Carlo Sprachey and Sam Ward Jr. damaged 500 dollars on South Fayette Street with no injuries. Lelia Corrie and Leafon Frazier reported 25 dollars damage on First Avenue.
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Ernest Edward Caldwell
Powellton
Conell Matheny
Bradley
South Fayette Street
Beckley
Carlo Olympus Sprachey
Mills St
Sam Ward Jr
Tenth St
First Avenue
Lelia Corrie
S. Kaneawha Sr
Leafon Frazier
Meadors
County 4-H Exhibits Judged by Agent Clarence Wooten
Clarence Wooten Raleigh 4-H agent judged exhibits from Maple Meadow and White Oak 4-H clubs. Blue ribbon county winners qualify for display at the State Fair in Lewisburg. About 50 exhibits are expected at the fair this week, with 19 from Maple Meadow and 12 from White Oak eligible for state competition.
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Clarence Wooten
Raleigh
Wooten
Lewisburg
Maple Meadow
White Oak
Suits Filed for 35052.72 in Raleigh County Clerk
Two civil actions were filed Monday with the Raleigh County Circuit Clerk. Risk Equipment Co. seeks 30052.72 from James V Mallamas Jr. and Wayman Kirkland sues Virgil Link for 5000 in a separate damage case.
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Raleigh County
Risk Equipment Co
James V. Malla
Mas Jr
Wayman Kirkland
Virgil Link
Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants
Scientists recommend controlling roaches and ants the modern way with Johnstons No-Roach. Brushed exactly where you want it the colorless coating kills pests for months and is sanitary and easy to use. 8 oz 89c pint 1.69 Get No-Roach at Cohen's White Cross Beckley Drag Watkins Thompsons and your drug store distributed by Kanawha and John Getreu.
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Johnston
Cohen's
White Cross
Beckley
Watkins
Thompson's
Dist
Kanawha
John Getreu
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