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FRIDAY, spp I
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
W. N. C. Fair Will
Feature Singing
Jonathan Creek
News
MRS. W. T. RAIXER
Convention In Oct.
j i SVAE SFEI PRESCCIF'iTI)JS VT SI1TIS: j
The Home llcmoii -tr;t inn club
held Iheir regular monthly meeting
with Mrs. K. K. Oui n Plans were
discussed for the eimiini; Ho.ne and
Arts show in Wayneswllf.
Mrs. Lee Howell was hostess to
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service on last Wednesday.
Those cntcniiL! school at C'ullo
whec last week from the Creek
were ,Iak Allison, Worley Owen.
Gene Howell, and William Lee
Howell.
Mrs. C. H. Mcl.in has returned
to Miami after a visit with her
family. She was accompanied to
Raleigh hy her sister, Mrs. 1". I!
Kennedy where their brother-in-law,
It. W. Ralteeb was ill.
Mr. and Mrs W. I-', li.'.iner have
had as quests Mr. and Mrs .lames
Parrot t and son. Jimin.v, of Kin.s
trce, S. C.
John Kennedy of Allanla is at
home with his parents for a Iwo
weeks vacation. I
Sara Louise Lcat hcrwnnd has
returned to Fort Hrai'i; afler Kit -inn
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Leal herw ood tor a week.
Mr. and Mrs Robert 1 low ell are
home from lialtiuiore where they
were called because of the illness
of their daufhtrr, Mary Jo.
ltev. and Mrs. 1). II. Dennis have
had as their guests Mr. Winfrod
Dennis of Albemarle and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Billinys of Mollis,
Term.
(). H. Haynos, of Ovapa. V-' V.i ,
has been visiting Jim Leather
wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kdwards, of
Peachland, N. C, spent several
days recently with Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Howell.
W. I". Hisy of Shauandalc. a.,
fias been a guest of Robert Howell.
Marion Kills Howell was a 4-11
An old-time singing convention
will be the opening entertainment
event of the third annual Western
North Carolina fair, which will
be held at the fairgrounds in Hen-
dersonville here during the week
of October 7-12, Secretary-Mana
ger H B. Kelly announced today.
The convention will be held on
the large platform in front of the
3,000-seat. covered grandstand at
ii p m Monday and will feature
music hy both professional and
amateur singers of this section.
The amateur contest, open to all
singing groups in Western North
Carolina, will have cash prizes of
$25 for the best quartet, $15 for
the best trio, and $10 for the best
duet. Musical groups desiring to
inter the contests are requested
to mail applications to W. R. Hill
at fair headquarters in the Skyland
hotel.
In addition to the amateur con
tests, the committee has scheduled
the Swanee River Boys of radio
fame and the Friendly Five, an
A hoville quartet and other profes
sional singers will be on the pro
gram. None of the professional
organizations will compete for the
cash prizes.
The committee in charge of the
event is composed of James Gil
liam of I lendersonvillo, W. L. Har
mon of Bosnian and J. Welman
Cosiicll of Ashcville. W. R. Hill
of I lendorsonville will be master
of ceremonies.
Four nights of square dance con
tests with the crowning of the
championship team,, three after
noons of automobile racing, an aft
ernoon of horse and mule racing
and a full week of midway enter
tainment by the Johnny J. Denton
shows are other entertainment
hiehlighls.
club member who entered a calf
at the Calf Show in Asheville last
week.
Vinson Howell has gone
Miami for an extended visit.
to
Roy Howell of Asheville, visited
home folks last Sunday.
Prevent Accidents Beforehand
B; CARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.
ON'E reason many young chil
dren get scolded and punished so
much is because the mother usual
ly waits till she gets good and mad
before she tries to make her word
good. The youngster naturally
goes on ignoring her forbidding as
long as he can. Sometimes, ho es
capes final punishment hy stop
ping when he thinks the sound of
her voice indicates tho danger
point.
Why will mothers make such
fools of themselves?
To me, it is exasperating to hear
any mother repeat a .forbidding
which was clearly made. What
irks me most is that tho youngster
must eventually pay a heavy pen
alty. Hesides, it reveals a lack of
' integrity in tho .nother.
Learns Disobedience
What is more, the child learns
disobedience, and .vhen at last he
does surrender, he usually does so
with great emotional resistance,
lie may be very unhappy and his
mother may have been vexed be
yond description.
I wish I might persuade the
young mother raiely to say "No"
or "Don't," but having said it,
never to repeat it but to use in
stead an effective penalty at once.
In those instances which will sure
ly come up again and again, there
should be no occasion for her ever
to repeat a definite forbidding that
was clearly made even weeks
earlier.
Of course, she may discover that
she had erred in uttering the for
bidding. In this case she should
! tell the child she made an error
' and that she is sorry.
Punishment for Accident
Many a child is punished for an
accident after the mother has al
lowed him to go on doing what she
knew was pretty sure to lead to
disaster. The tot, three, for wc
ample, is playfully pushing a glast
of water beside his plate at th
table. Seeing him do to. the mothef'
can be pretty certain were will be
a spill. She lets him continue till
the glass turns over.
Then she makes a fuss over tha
accident, or even punishes him.
She easily could have prevented
the accident by forbidding him to
push the glass the moment she saw
him do no. If one quiet reminder
did not deter him, she should have
sent him from the table to sit alone
for twenty minutes. That was the
psychological moment.
Sometimes the accident itself
proves too severe punishment. Two
youngsters, five and three are wild?
ly chasing each other through the
house, the one opening and slam
ming the doors ahead of his pur
suer. The mother does nothing to
stop the roughhouse. Soon the fin
gers of tho pursuing child are se
verely pinched in the door.
Many a tot will run away to dan.
gerous places. Sometimes the out.
come is tragic. In vain, this young
ster may have been spanked each
time he was found and caught The
child was punished tot being
caught, not for running away; so
he supposed. If the mother had
used the Bense she was bom witb,
she would have let everything else
go till the matter was settled per
manently. She would have defined clearly
to the youngster the boundary be
yond which he must not go. Then,
always, when he was out-of-doors
she should have been near him, so
that when he crossed that bound
ary, she would spank or paddle him
soundly right then and there. The
psychological moment was when
he crossed the line.
THE W.N.C. FAIR
At The Fairgrounds Three Miles South of Hendersonville
One Big Week
Oct. 7-12
OLD-TIME SINGING CONVENTION
Cash Prizes, Monday, 8:00 P. M.
SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL,
Tuesday Through Friday, 8:00 P. M.
AUTOMOBILE RACING
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 2:00 P. M.
FOGGY MOUNTAIN RANGERS
Tuesday, 2:00 P. M.
HORSE AND MULE RACING
Thursday, 2:00 P. M.
JOHNNY J. DENTON SHOWS
Midway ... AH Week
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