FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ,
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Modern Woman Advised
To Build Life At Home
CUPID WINS IN RACE HANDICAP
By CYNTHIA LOWRy
(iP) JfcwsfMtnres Writer
' Modem woman, bewildered, un
happy, insecure, must abandon
Competition with men and return
to the life which fits her building
the home if the world's so i;il ill ;
are to be cured, psychiatrist Mary
nla F. Farnham and writer Kenti
Hand Lundbrrg believe.
Their joint book, "Modern Wmn
an: The IxKt Sex." (Harpers find
that present-day life, the indu-ii i.;'
age and modern household ap
paratus left women willi little to do
at home and made nutsiili- uri-iipa-tlon
popular
The result, according t' tin- an
thors, is that (he hole l,a
become confused and poorly ail
justed am! now .s "the principal
transmittine media of the di or
dered emotions that today an- s,
widely spread throughout iln
world."
While a portion ol their hunk no
women's psychic ills reads ,,k ;
Freudian textbook, t-onched in Hi.
patter of the profession, in l.n n
ham and LundbcrK stead d ih.mii
tain that "women cannot lie n
(tarded as any more similar to men
than a spiral is lo a ctraiiht line
and should cease try inn to emulate
men and men's accomplishments
and return to "brh.fi mni'ii.'
."The destruction of the home
as a result of men's economic
uui technological exploits I -
bred deep unhappincss not
only In women but in socieiv as
a whole," they write. "The staye.
Indeed, has been set for general
chaos and confusion, which we
are reaping today The result ol
what happened to the home is
neurosis on a wider scale than
was seen before."
Today, the authors note v.htt
ts still called the home is to a l.n i'e
extent a vacuum: nnlhm mud,
of any consequence happens there
And the point they make is thai
millions of women are faced uilh
deciding whether they -houM i,
tnaln in the home with only m,:n
in, I
they
carei
duties lo perforin or whether
should seek employment and
is in competition with men
oiitsnie
Dost nu-1 i
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rate. one
In.iMV I lis
that haiiik
III llll.e is
of home life lias
in tiie rising divorce
mle delinquency and
of nor tunc. They state
more than one person
free of some sort of a
m-iii ot ic character trait
llit- li-iniiiist movement, which
s 1 1 1 1 1 1 I luve women consid
ered tin- ahsolule equal of men,
was nii.RUidcd and led by neu
iiilu uoinen. (hev found, but
failed to kKc women anything
lltc .sought in life. Neither did a
pail of the feminist movement
tin- single standard. Women are
Mill attemplini; desperately to
"find a compromise" to make up
for the home of which they were
ih-pi iveil.
'I he I i , w i itei s surest t hat a
:i!,ii.'l pio-jr.-iin he undertaken
ln .,i!e,l ,t she i;om rnment tor
the i eli.ihilita; ion ol women The
lit I step would he public recoHtii
ln.:; of the "pnwcrlul role and spo
i aal importance of mothers as
I , , 1 1 1 s iui! I in i', a'enis ot teeliiiMs.
pcramality and characlcr
Tlie oiild use much more psy
chiil Iu i ap treatment of the mind
1, trained psv. cliial list s as we have
pli -icians cure the body of ills--h.itii
on an individual and on a
; (iiiiiiiiuiil ha -is. And the major
spawning places of psychoneti- ;
lotics. Hie slate repeatedly, are
our homes
Dr f'ariiham and l.unheri; would
i ii .Mr a liileial Department of
Wellare, with one ol lis functions
the li.coL'n it ion ol women who have
pioiiiired healthy, uelul well
: 1 1 ! j 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 cttieiis ('as)i payments
"inh as !'oernmcnl subsidies
'-hould be paid lo families to nlle
ijle the hea( financial burden
ot ii-aiim: children.
Mothers should have more to
do with the education of children,
ami if the authors had their way
hy law Iroin having anything to
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin, of
Waynesville, Rt. 2, announce the
birth of a son on Jan. 29
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arrington,
of Waynesville. announce the birth
of a daughter on January 29
"".-
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Chambers,
of Cove Crtek. announce the birth
of a daughter on January 'M
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Pave, of
Canton, announce the birth of a
son on January '.!.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Woodard. of
Lake Junaluska, announce the
birth of a son on January 31.
Mr. p.nd Mrs. Jess Johnson, ol
Canton, announce the birth of a
' son on January 30
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFalls. of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on January 31.
By STANLEY
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WASHINGTON
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'"Hon
anization and ih
lif.r f:
WHEN DENIED a wedding license In California, because ot a state law
which prohibits the marriage of East and West, Dean Jagger, Holly
wood screen actor, and Gloria Ling, daughter of a Chinese father, flew
to Albuquerque, N. M., where there are no such racial bans. Here they
are shown signing the register at the County Clerk'a office a few
minutes before being married by a Justice of the Peace, (fntemotionttl)
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wells, of Canton,
anounce the birth of a daughter
on Feb. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. David Grooms, of
j Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on Feb. 2.
CAGLE FURNITURE COMPANY
WHERE (jl'AI.l 1 V h I'ltK I Ml I 'l
On Tlti- Siiii.irc - - . civile. V C.
We are dealers m juaraillee! In anils. Itefrieerators.
Washing Machines. Radios l'n-eer Chests. Stoves.
ItanCCi, Oil Dc.fi.ors-, li. d itooin. I .t in-' Room and
Dinette Suits Hour Com-iuh's
WE DEI.1VEI!
Listen to f.iSl. cndSB V on I'llll ( ( lime everv Wednesday
10 f M. lt( Network
do Hitli the teaching of children
on the sroutid of theoretical
(usually real) emotional incom
petence." Finally, women should be en
couraged to specialize in "nurtur
ing activities." which the authors
maintain are the ones in which the
"psychically balanced woman finds
the greatest satisfaction for her
ego ' teaching, nursing, doctoring,
social service work, guidance, cater
ing, decorating, play direction, fur
nishing, for examples.
"Women, it seems to us, would
do well to recapture those functions
in which they have demonstrated
superior capacity," they say. "Those
are in general the nurturing func
tion around the home."
Finally, spinsters should be en
couraged to marry; bachelors of
more than 30 should be urged to
undergo psychotherapy and be
considered by the public as a
"dubious social quantity."
If powerful lightning strokes
which shatter trees and buildings
could tie harnessed and sold com
mercially as electricity. they
would be worth less than 50 cents
a doen.
Wildlife Bill Has
Enough Support In
Legislative House
RALEIGH lAPl A wildlife
measure, long anticipated as one
of the hottest issues to come before
the 1947 general assembly, was
thrown in the house and senate
hoppers simultaneously this week,
and was referred quietly to the
committee on conservation and
development in each body.
Calling for separation of the di
vision of game and inland fisheries
from the state department of con
servation and development, the
proposal was expected to launch
one of the most vigorous arguments
of the session, but no dissension
was ev idenced at its introduction.
The house bill bore 70 signa
tures, well over the house majority
of CI. The senate bill was signed
by 17 senators, nine below the 26
required for a state majority, but
Sen. C. Hodman of Heaulort, who
introduced the bill claims that it
lias the endorsement of 27 senators
; Mr. and Mrs. James Whitesidcs.
of Waynesville. announce the birth
of a son on Feb. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mashburn.
of Waynesville. announce the birth
of a son on Feb. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ducket i,
of Clyde, announce the birth of a
Son on Feb. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sorrells, or
Canton, announce the birth of a
son on Feb. 3
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natturn lr lj... '
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i to force 2,000.00(1 p.,,,, , l
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: would cushion t ),,. (j(.k"'
a son on Feb. 3,
Mr. and Mrs. William McCraken,
of Waynesville. announce the birth
of a son on Feb 3.
DEATHS
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Allen, of
Clyde. lit. 1. announce the birth
of a daughter on Feb. -1.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ii. Callahan, of
Waynesville, announce the birth
of a daughter on Feb. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilson, of
Waynesville. ii. F. D No. 2. an
nounce the birth of a son on Feb. 4.
A 34-ply lire with a diameter of
110 inches is being used by the
Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Warren, of
Canton, announce the birth of a
daughter on Feb. 3.
L'. S, cotton acreage was re
duced from 49,600.000 in 192H to
17.500.000 in 1946.
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, of
Waynesville, anounce the birth of
Lightning flashes are estimated
lo create 100 million tons of nitro
gen compounds on earth every
year.
EDWARD LEE CARVER
Funeral services were conducted
yesterday atiernoon at the Hemp
; hill Methodist church at 2:30
o'clock for Edward Lee Carver,
; nine - year - old son of Mrs. Opal
Wood Carver and the late Luther
, Carver of the Maggie section who
died at the Haywood County hos
pital at 10 o'clock P. M. Tuesday
following a long illness.
Burial was in the Brown ceme
tery. The body remained at the funeral
1 home in Waynesville until the hour
of the funeral.
Surviving are the mother; three
brothers. Ned. a twin brother. Car
roll and Marvin; three sisters,
Pearl, Louise and Ruby Carver, all
; of the Maggie section; the maternal
; grandmother, Mrs. Emma Wood,
i Garrett Funeral Home was in
charge of the arrangements.
Tung nut prodmi,,,
ing faster than .-im
can farm crop aei-m-ri...
uepariment ol AgrieUtu
; The Bicycle li,.ar1
,.,. ,.,, ru ,
on h e hinri I .. ""l
i like a cyclist s. Ii ohiain t
ausorunig now at ni-iu
skin. 1
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about 20,000 of them end to end
1 to form a line an inch long.
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