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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1962
Page
7
A parent's view argues against harshly withdrawing privileges from a 17-year-old after a first mistake. The author contends that allowing another chance to prove responsible, such as handling the car again and contributing to repairs, fosters growth, trust, and learning from errors rather than defensiveness. This approach emphasizes values, acceptance, and the path to accountability.
Montgomery RIIS reports Tech President Dr Leonard C Nelson and Dr Earl Houts describe average 360 students interviewed yearly on campus with about 140 graduates placed. Engineering and business education candidates face active employer participation. salaries up 5 to 15 percent.
CYF gathered at Mount Hope First Christian Church with Miss Janis Spade as president in charge. Rev. Berry urged youth to join evening services. CYF will continue publishing its newspaper CYF Signals to You with editor Miss Carol Bailey. A dessert social is planned March 24 from 4:30 p.m. An invitation from Mount Hope Methodist Church MYF for a get-together was read. Films The Square and Going Steady were shown. attendees included Mrs. Page Humphrey and several CYF members.
A Parkersburg Synod Youth Rally drew 250 youths from Dry Creek Stickney and Montcoal churches. From the area a group including Connie Humphrey Sandra Carter Madalyn Scott Doris Beard Pamela Halstead Freddie Bradley Charlie Ballard Elizabeth Humphrey and Margaret Payne attended. Registration was 4 pm Friday with meetings vesper and social hour. Youths stayed in Parkersburg homes. Saturday sessions began at 9 am with discussion groups lunch and a 2:30 pm worship service.
The Scarbro Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 30 p m today. A film Seconds to Survival will be shown and a program will be presented by students. Parents and interested patrons are invited to attend.
Two Armed Forces physical examination orders were mailed today to Local Board No. 21 Mullens registrants Sheldon Heber Lusk of Cyclone and David Lee Blankenship of Stephenson.
The Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Sam Lambert. Sorority tests were administered by Mrs. Joe Cook and Mrs. Ralph Dade, both of Mullens, with other members present.
The Arrowhead Woman's Club of Fayetteville met at the home of Mrs. Clifford Davis on Maple Avenue with Mrs. James Ballard as co host. President Mrs. J A Crosier called the meeting to order. A devotional from Proverbs 17 22 was led by Mrs Romeo Bennett. Mrs Ballard presented In Rural Area Development highlighting West Virginia beauty and development for visitors. A discussion covered family relations and support for youth through school home and church cooperation. Refreshments were served to a list of members.
Fayetteville area report notes Circle No. 1 of Methodist Women met at Mrs. J. W. Jones home with Mrs. Tunney Hunsaker leading a devotional. The topic was "A Tree Grows in Washington." A brief business session followed and refreshments were served to a long list of attendees.
Fayetteville Vandalia Garden Club met at Mrs William Dick home. Guest speaker Mrs Sally Arritt reviewed Faith Baldwin book Faith Towards the Spring an inspirational almanac of a woman's year. Mrs Cecil Spradlin presided at business meeting and refreshments were served to listed members.
Glen Rogers reports Peyton Alderman and his wife left for Detroit after visiting William Alderman and family. The trip marks the first reunion of the two brothers in 12 years. Frances Hall returned to Arlington after a few days with Logan Hall and family. Harvey York and J H York, of Oceana, visited. J H York remains convalescent. John Mosely accompanied the Yorks. Hayden Wolfe family to Paoli Pa for daughter Judiths wedding to John Joseph King Jr.
Morgantown attorney Charles S. McGraw, 32, formerly of Mullens, goes on trial for a second embezzlement count after conviction on a $6,944 theft from the May Pennington estate. A Monongalia County jury found him guilty on the first of seven felony indictments. he claimed the funds were repaid.
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