Popular Saying Framed as Child Benefit Alibi
The phrase by far the most common domestic justification is framed as acting for the children. It is echoed as a rallying slogan in debates over policy and social programs aimed at youth.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
6
The phrase by far the most common domestic justification is framed as acting for the children. It is echoed as a rallying slogan in debates over policy and social programs aimed at youth.
The Beta Sigma Phi Gamma group held a tacky party at John Wilcox home with winners named including Kent Sluss and Norma Bailey. A bake sale raised 43 to support the Wyoming Cancer Society while new rushees were to be honored next meeting. Archimedes Alina reported thieves stole his house while he and family were away for two months in Zambales Province.
Mullens native Don Gates has been named president of the Mount Vernon Lee Chamber of Commerce in Alexandria Virginia. The notice clarifies he is the son of L O Gates and his wife, formerly of Mullens and now in Roanoke, contrary to a February 27 Sunday edition report that listed him as the son of the late L O Gates.
Court discussed funding for a Youth Camp in Wyoming County with three possible sites Cabins Turkey Creek and Indian Creek a Youth Camp Commission and a sub committee to research were proposed to include representatives from the Ministerial Association 4-H Scouts County Court Board of Education and three municipalities. Woodrow W. Cook will serve on the committee from the court. Purchasing advised to advertise for a new car before April 4. Oceana library renovation and book shipment to Charleston noted with $2476.93 bill. Various estate probates bonds guardianships and admin appointments approved including Dr B W Steele will probate and Joyce A Blevins guardian settlement approved.
Fayetteville report states Edward Agee, 62, of Greentown died after apparently falling into a fire at a construction site. His body was found in the flames he likely lit to keep warm while awaiting water drainage from a house foundation. He was hired to place cement blocks beneath the building.
Judith Anne Mullens wed Ernest Ward Lefler in a Feb 12 ceremony conducted by Rev. Warren E. Hall at a Morgantown home. Judith, Mullens High School majorette and active in Future Homemakers of America and student government, plans further studies. Ernest, a Mullens High School graduate, participates in football and wrestling and is a West Virginia University freshman.
Naomi Snuffer of Maben married Stanley Bailey of Cyclone in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Austin Field of Lebanon. The bride, a junior at Oceana High School, wore a winter white knit suit. Attendant Shirley Lafferty, Oceana, wore a beige sheath. A dinner at the groom’s parents followed. The couple will reside with Bailey’s parents.
Miss Leota Campbell of Pineville, area missionary for the Rockcastle Baptist Association, spoke to the Woman's Mission Society at First Baptist Church. She described church work across the association, baptism, vacation school projects, and evangelism campaigns, plus helping supply pastors during changes. Attendees and decorations reflected Lincoln and Washington motifs.
Billy Ray Bailey, director of guidance and head of the Neighborhood Youth Corps in Wyoming County, spoke to the Oceana Grade School PTA about the youth corps. He noted 150 youths enrolled, with 100 still in school and part time work, and 50 out of school in full time programs including mechanics helpers, secretaries, board office staff, and building crews.
Mayor Louie Welch rode a 75 per hour car with nine passengers before a misread line says 147 miles? The City Council approved buying the car but Controller Roy Oakes refused the down payment until the 1966 budget is approved. The dispute centers on initial funds and timing for the purchase.
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