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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
7
A reader asks how to handle a four year old whose temper fits include breath holding screams and kicks. Lawrence advises recognizing and restoring parental resolve to love without yielding to demands, explores parent child dynamics, and urges breaking the cycle of fear and obedience learned from previous generations.
Ravencliff area residents and relatives are noted visiting and hosting duties over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooks and Mrs. Brooks’ father William Sheppard hosted at Sunday dinner with Aaron Rogers Charmee and Mrs. Ernest Sheppard Smoot. Measles leave Rebecca Shuman and Larry Stewart homebound. Hospital and patient notes include Mrs. O A Lamb returning from Stevens Clinic and C W Crews remaining at Raleigh General Hospital. Local visitors from Little Hocking and nearby towns are listed among the gatherings and travel to Beckley and Zanesville Ohio.
Oceana High School announces Elaine Massey as FHA Sweetheart for 1966. Linda Singleton crowns Massey at a ceremony. a dance on April 23 will honor the new sweetheart and court. Runner ups include Peggy Cochran Sue Hutson Helen Martin and Jay Blackburn.
A daughter was born February 14 at Appalachian Regional Hospital Beckley weighing eight pounds, five ounces. Grandparents are Blanche Clay of Fairdale and Orin and (Mrs.) Graham of Slab Fork.
Mr and Mrs Jim Brown announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens She weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces at birth and is named Tina Mrs Brown is the former Miss Sue Gibson The couple has two sons J T and Jamie and another daughter Car.
A witty remark likens a flight attendant's intuition to pass defense understanding, suggesting she knows more about football strategy than a coach. This humorous quip highlights the crossover of sports knowledge and professional expertise in a tongue in cheek way.
Glen Fork notes show county Extension Service leaders Vic tor Gilkeson and Roscoe Plumley as guests of the Lucky Fours 4-H'ers. They spoke on project readiness and planning, with a Q and A session, and youth members, led by Patricia Sanders, organized readings and demonstrations.
Mrs Clara Gray chaired the Oceana neighborhood Girl Scout Committee meeting at the Oceana Woman's Building. Mrs Hallard reported as secretary treasurer. Plans were outlined for the spring cookie sale and Brownie and Junior “flying up” ceremonies in April. Leaders received badge guidance and meeting locations were noted for Brownies juniors and Cadettes.
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