The Mature Parent Shun Instant Demand
Mrs X demands instant obedience from her five year old Joe who hunts a dropped flashlight bulb. The piece argues her behavior stems from a childhood training that erases personal priority, making her an automatic responder to others. It suggests readers examine their own readiness to delay actions for others and question instant obedience ingrained from childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Joe
Mal
Mrs. X
Weekend family gathering at Car end home honors Lillys
Relatives and friends attended a week at the Car end home for Lilly and her children Connie Doug Mark and John. Present were James Clark Debby and Eddie from San Diego California H Barton from Princeton and Crest Savannah with children Shirley Christine and Evelyn. Welch residents Harold Cottle Bill LeGrande and the Cottle family joined along with Orville Cottle and children Gene Charles Sandra Della Mae David Jimmy and Ricky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
ANS
Carend
Lilly
Connie
Doug
Mark
John
James Clark
Debby
Eddie
San Diego
Calif
H. Barton
Princeton
Crest Savannah
Shirley
Christine
Evelyn
James Cottle
Brenda
Linda
Bruce
James Jr
Orville Cottle
Gene Charles
Sandra
Della Mae
David
Jimmy
Ricky
Welch
Community Notes from Mount Hope and Nearby Areas
Residents and visitors gather for conferences and family visits across Mount Hope, Park Heights, and surrounding towns. Fred Harless Jr and family returned from a Peoples Life insurance conference in Miami Beach with 500 attendees. Several guests from Huntington, Oak Hill, Beckley, and Columbus visited local relatives and enjoyed weekends at Sherwood Lake. Peters Jr. left Mount Hope to join the U S Army Air Defense at Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Rns
Fred Harless Jr
Park Heights
Peoples Lifensurance Co
Miami Beach
Fla
James Merz
Lewis
Columbus
Ohio
Luis Stuch
Dorcus Hodges
Ann Caponti
Huntington
John Tennent
Oak Hill
Barbara Bozo
Scarbro
Barbara Neudek
Connie Sparacino
Beckley
M. A. Marchetti
Mark
Keith
Jack Shumate
Karen
Johnny
Sherwood Lake
Monongahela National Forest
Willian Everette Peters Jr
H. W. Miller
United States Army
Fort Knox
Hobart Hurd
Roger
Kent Tyree
Mount Rainier
Tyree
Nancy Hurd
Richard Dower
Coraopolis
Mary Dower
Rainbow Girls Plan District Meet
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 14 met in Mount Hope with members and officers listed. District No. 5 assembly will meet at Ansted on Sept. 8.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Flora Twaddle
Cathern Berry
Mary Stevenson
Stevenson
Ansted
Carol Bailey
Donna Dove
Judy Stevenson
Judy Bowyer
Nancy Booth
Kaye Berry
Deloris Batten
Mary Jean Dorsey
Cecilia Harless
Mary Miller
Jan Caye Gwinn
Mary Jarvis
Karen Keaton
Sue McManus
Karen Mobley
Cathy McClung
Barbara Phillips
Lydia
Linda Pugh
Alma Spade
Libby Schutt
Linda Vandall
Bonnie Vallina
Nancy Wotring
Barbara Dillon
Red Devils Open Football Season At Home Sat
Collins High Red Devils, coached by Nelson Bragg, host Stoco High Saturday at 8 p m in Collins Stadium. It is Bragg’s first game, with a confident group of players and the expected Red Devil spirit. He asks fans for strong support to boost the team’s chances.
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Red Devils
OAK Hll
RNS
Nelson Bragg
Collins High
Stoco High School
Collins Stadium
Bragg
Roof receives most heat by exterior exposure estimate
It is estimated that about 90 per cent of the heat striking the outside of a house is concentrated on the roof.
Telephone All Number Calling faces public protest
The national switch to all number dialing ANC prompts legal challenge in California and a protest by scholars as critics warn of dehumanization. AT&T defends the change citing a surge in phones and new exchanges while Bell Labs researchers report minimal long term memorization issues and note relearning two digits replaces letters.
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Murray Hill
N. J
NEA
California
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
ANC
AT & T
Norman Blair
John Karlin
Human Factors Lab
Long
Karlin
Pax PAX Weekend Visitors And Health Update
Pax area residents hosted relatives over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Ray Thompson and family with Haynes Ayers family and David Thompson and son Barry from Orlando Florida. State Fair attendees from Pax included Edward Hamilton family and Robert Illison from Weirwood and Larry Kelley family from Long Branch. Mrs Rosella Sutton hosted her three daughters Patricia Joan and Sandra Sutton from Covington Kentucky. Clarence Johnson Pax has returned home from Beckley Memorial Hospital after a two week stay for a heart attack and pneumonia. condition improved.
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Pax
Rns
Ray Thompson
Haynes Ayers
Dwight
Jerry
Lucy
Vickie
Tacoma Park
David Thompson
Barry
Orlando
Fla
Lewisburg
Pax Area
Edward Hamilton
Donna
Pamela
Robert Illisson
Weirwood
Larry Kelley
Long Branch
Rosella Sutton
Patricia
Joan
Sandra Sutton
Covington
Telephone Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dallas Williams
Clarence Johnson
Beckeley Memorial Hospital
Robber Steals 25-Foot Sidewalk in Oakland
In Oakland a man used a crowbar to loosen a 25-foot section of concrete sidewalk on Redding Street, loaded the pieces into his car, and drove off in the night, leaving residents puzzled by the gap in the pavement.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Redding St
Jaycees Set Teen Age Dance at Oak Hill Cabin
Oak Hill Jaycees announce a teen age dance Saturday at the Oak Hill Scout cabin after the Oak Hill Stoco game. Free music and refreshments will be offered. Proceeds fund court costs from the Collins High School annexation. Chaperoned by Jaycee members. parents may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Average American Uses 1500 Pounds of Steel Annually
A report states that the typical American consumes about 1500 pounds of steel each year, reflecting broad household and industrial demand patterns across the United States.
Legion Auxiliary Names Committee Chairmen
Fayetteville unit 149 of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home. President Mrs. Alex Gray presided as officers read a CARE thank you letter and a note of thanks to Mrs. Porter Lewis. Multiple chairmen were named for committees including fruit cake, district fall conference, and general program chair. The group set 1963 meeting dates and calendar placements, announced an August installation dinner at Gauley Bridge, and listed numerous committee heads across programs, fellowship, veterans services, and hospital gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Maple Ave
Alex Gray
Oscar Henderson
CARE
Porter Lewis
Dean Akers
John Witt
Cleo Yeager
Henderson
Gauley Bridge
Gray
Brown
D. E. Brown
Tunney Hunsaker
John Witt Jr
William Hesse
D. C. Wickline
Andes Mountains Are Loftier Than All But Himalayas
The Andes extend over 4000 miles in South America and are taller than all ranges except the Himalayas. Aconcagua rises to 22,835 feet, the highest peak in the Americas per the Columbia Lexicon Gazetteer.
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United Press International
Andes Mountains
South America
Himalayas
Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer
Aconcagua
Americas
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Charles Knotts
William Bennett
John Tamplin
Bartley Hess
Keith Hunt
W. O. Henderson
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Robert Martin
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Carl Riner
T.V
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West Virginia Industrial School
Baren Renick
Hopemont Hospital
Charles Nickell
Bettie Yeager
Huntington VA
Lee Akers
Huntington VA Hospital
Frank Adkins
N. D. Baker VA
Romeo Bennett
N. D. Baker VA Center
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Clarksburg VA Hospital
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Beckley VA Hospital
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