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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1950

Page

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Parents Can Be Teachers for Handicapped Children

Dr. Freda Kehm of Chicago argues in The Crippled Child Magazine that handicapped children need to let off steam at home. Parents should show love even when unhappy, and redirect anger through age appropriate play. Family life education helps parents understand feelings and attitudes of handicapped and normal children alike.

David Taylor Marke Freda Kehm Association For Family Living of Chicago Crippled Child Magazine National Society For Crippled Children and Adults Dr. Rehm Dr. Kehm

Twenty Seven Boards in Weekly Bridge Game

Twenty seven boards were played at the weekly duplicate bridge event in the Coca-Cola Building on 5S Oakwood Avenue Tuesday evening. First place went to Mrs. Burwell Ware and Mrs. R. O. Kemp with 63 percent match points. second to Dr. M. M. Ralsten and Russ Dalton with 61.5. third was shared by Mrs. J. L. Bumpardner with Mrs. Willie Patterson and Mrs. da Klein with Mrs. Zena Hochman at 51.25.

Coca-Cula Oakwood Avenue Burwell Ware R. 0. Kemp M. M. Ralsten Russ Dalton J.L. Bumpardner Willie Patterson da Klein Zena Hochman

Fund Raising Plan Tabled by Circle 2 WSCS

Circle 2 of St. Mary's WSCS discussed a project to raise funds for chairs for junior deacon/parent rooms at St. Mary’s Methodist Church. The meeting at Mrs. Sara Beaver’s home featured Miss Faye Farley on the topic Love, with 16 members and three guests in attendance and refreshments served.

Mission Circle Pinecrest Raleigh Missionary Circle Pinecrest Sanitarium Verney Poore Guy’ Pennington J. D. Lowe D. Vest Oral West Harry Milam Biving John Allen George Washington D. West Circle 2 Woman's Society of Christian Service St. Mary's Methodist Church Sara Beaver

Picnic Planned Tonight for Fellowship Class

The Wesley Fellowship Class of the Methodist Temple will hold a picnic at 6:30 tonight at the Orchard Avenue home of Mrs. Paul Ash. Attendees are invited to bring a dish to share.

Wesley Fellowship Methodist Temple Orchard Avenue Paul Ash

Unclear TV Listings From July Broadcast Schedule

Fragmented OCR shows a July schedule with mentions of News Broadcasters, a TV station, dance band, and programs like Dragnet. Reads like a stray TV guide segment with times and program hints rather than cohesive news.

Abewsqet Stalsa Johnny Fetart Arthoy Sara Heaty Maupin Mance Bang

Women of the Moose Plan Picnic At Nace Camp

The Women of the Moose announce a picnic outing at the William Nace camp near Daniel for Wednesday at 5 PM with Moose Club transportation. Miss Donna Graham joins as a new member as Mrs. C. E. Davis presides over the Tuesday meeting.

Women of the Moose Nace William Nace Daniel C. E. Davis Moose Club

Women name fur coats as item most desired in state survey

A State Street Council survey of married women finds fur coats as the item most desired though never owned, with 16 percent selecting them. Dinner rings, watches, diamond rings and suits also rank as popular wants, reflecting the era's fashion priorities. Shellac protects outdoor furniture by sealing and whitening white enamel remains if shellac precedes painting.

Associated Press Chicago State Street Council

WCTU Plans Youth Camp Funding and Nominating Committee

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union discussed sending eight youths to Camp Caesar from July 30 to August 4 with churches pledging funds. A nominating committee of Mrs. A. W. Argenwright, Mrs. J. T. Hollandsworth, and Mrs. J. F. Maddy was formed, with reports due next session on August 13 at First Baptist Church.

Camp Caesar Woman's Chlistial Temperance Union A. W. Argenwright J. T. Hollandsworth J. F. Maddy First Baptist Church B. L. Jones W. C. Larrimore Eileen Porter 0. G. Harrard

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