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ALL EDITIONS Page 10 (Section 3) -The 'Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Sunday, January 23, 1949 ALL WOOL BROADLOOM Events Scheduled This Week Perplexing Youth Disc ussed By Parents In Glasses Led By Mrs. Mildred Wood MlP Virgil Drake, Johnny Watson, and Wayne Blizzard. Stevenson association's executive This is Genuine Needleloom Carpet 9 ft. widths In Beige, Rose, Gray, Bine.

light and Dark Green I9wjfiwM -v- A IJ Ln)25: Sq. n) Yd Regular $5.25 sq. yd. SPECIAL One Week Only board will meet at 2:30 p. m.

in the school home economics room to complete plans for the February 14 Founders' Day program. Wednesday Emerson association will meet at 2:30 p. m. in the school auditorium for a talk, The Reading Program in Use in Phoenix Public Schools, by Mrs. Fra Weinacker.

Music will be furnished by the school's music department. Roosevelt association will meet at 7:30 p. m. in Neighborhood House. Dr.

Robert Antos and Dr. Ernest Reeves will discuss the PTA-sponsored health clinic. Music will be furnished by the Garfield Community Choir. be Mrs. R.

H. Lavik and Mrs. H. E. Sommer.

Unity Truth Center meditation and prayer group will meet at 10:30 a. m. in the center. Friday First Presbyterian Mothers Study Group will meet at 10:30 a. m.

in the church. A luncheon for mothers and children will be served at 12:30 p. m. A nursery will be provided. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS Tuesday Garfield association's parent-discussion group will meet at 8 p.

m. in the school lunchroom to hear a talk on the Delinquency Problem by Mrs. Cora MacDonald, probation officer for Monroe and Garfield schools. The program has been arranged by Mrs. John Shaver.

Hostesses will be Mesdames (Continued From Page 9) parish house. Mrs. W. H. Perrins will lead devotions, and Mrs.

Alvin Thomas will present Chinese music. Mrs. C. E. Wilcut will discuss Chinese music.

Circle 2 members will be hostesses. Tempe Congregational Women's Union will serve a luncheon at 12:10 p. m. in the church hall. Mrs.

H. C. Skinner, new president, will conduct thfe meeting. Tempe Methodist Circle No. 1 will meet at 2 p.

m. in the home of Mrs. H. V. Ewan, 207 East Seventh street.

Mrs. H. H. Strait and Mrs. James Crumbaker will serve as hostesses.

The program will be given by Mrs. L. S. Neeb and Mrs. Hugh Chamberlain.

Tempe Methodist Circle No. 2 will meet at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Le-Roy Cross, 208 East Sixth street.

Mesdames H. B. Ross, J. W. Partin and J.

O. Grimes will present the program. Assisting hostesses wjll Custom Floors Co. 4003 North 7th St. Phone 6-1145 Y-LINES by Nancy Sasser ser "Thursday Whittier association's members will meet at 1 the school auditorium.

board m. in A Wkly Sporuorad Column of Things Advertised and. Interesting NEW YORK, Jan. 23 Don't blame me for "ray ing about my latest discovery in the hand-beauty realm CHAMBERLAIN'S Clear Lotion! That's because it's the answer to every woman's heartfelt wish our longing for a hand lotion so wonderfully clean and "airy" it NEVER leaves a sticky, heavy film to mar the natural loveliness of your skin! It's all because CHAMBERLAIN'S is a clear lotion a joy to use. This delicately fra- I grant lotion was especially made to guard against Republic Staff Photo Many and often perplexing are the problems concerning the younger generation discussed by parents under the direction of Mrs.

Mildred Wood, right, family relations expert at Phoenix Union High School. At a typical parent-discussion croup last week in the library of Franklin School, Mrs. Clarence Edlund, left, chairman of the Parent-Teachers Association's discussion project, and Mrs. Harry Salz, center, discuss one of the many problems modern parents are trying to solve through the classes. By MARY MARQUIS Parents all over Phoenix are going to school this winter.

Not only are they attending discussion classes now, but, according to Mrs. Mildred Wood, family relations expert at Phoenix Union High School, parents have been attending similar classes 21 years. The questions parents ask vary, said Mrs. Wood, according to the ages of their children. "HOW MUCH FREEDOM we should give youngsters at certain ages" said Mrs.

Wood, "is one of the frequent questions." Another problem, according to the guidance leader, is how children may be disciplined. "By discipline," she explained, "we don't necessarily mean punishment. There are other, more effective methods letting the child take the consequences of his own actions, and helping the child learn to direct himself." Spanking a child, noted Mrs. Wood, has proved the quickest and the easiest, yet perhaps the least effective means of punishing a child. PARENTS, Mrs.

Wood said, are interested especially in what to expect from children of different ages. "Unless you know what to expect," she smiled, "you don't always know how to deal with the problem. Fortunately, we have more information on the age levels of behavior than we had 20 years ago." Steady attendance at the parent-discussion groups, which are sponsored by many parent-teacher associations and other organizations, she said, has shown that parents are eager to have help in discussing their problems. "I can't solve their problems for them," continued Mrs. Wood, "but the discussions can help them solve their own difficulties." PARENTS ARE AIDED, she said, by being helped to see things objectively, and realizing that they are not alone in their particular situations.

Common problems of teen-agers' parents, she added, are the question of freedom and what to do about late hours. "A child should be given as much freedom as it can prove to be capable of handling," Mrs. Wood said. "As to later hours the whole program in the community now is geared to later hours, which complicates things." tne damaging effects of water, weather, wind and work quickly toothing and smoothing rough, chapped, irritated skin! Just apply a few drops of soothing CHAMBERLAIN'S you'll be too! Ask for CHAMBERLAIN'S Clear Lotion today! CAN YOU USE A NICE, CUSP $100 BILL? Then hare's the easy agree on a common policy towards the children. The results of parent-education way fe gt on simply enter this CHEVROLET letter contest! First prize is $100 in cash, second prize 18 to 50 persons, she continued, and is consistent.

That Phoenix parents appreciate the value of the classes may be judged by the fact that already calls are pouring in to fill Mrs. Wood's schedule for next year. classes, Mrs. Wood emphasized, are is and third prize, S25! It's fun and may be profitable as well all you have to do is drop me a note (not over 150 words) telling me why you. personally.

prefer the new CHEVROLET! And don't worry if you don't own one yet just visit your local CHEVROLET Dealer for "first-hand" Judging will be TOW 4 I qn general interest, not "fine writing" all decisions by, I our judges are final! To help you win one of these orizes Representative Named CLARKDALE, Jan. 22 Miss Ruth Stanley of Clarkdale has been chosen by the faculty and senior class of Clarkdale High School to represent the school in the annual competition sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. here are a lew hints on why I find the new CHEVROLET the ideal Caf. ttriket a new note in beauty, comfort, performance and driving ease giving you many Big-Car Qualities at lowest coat. (2.) The most Beautiful Buy of all, for safety thanks to its Hydraulic Brakes, Uniateel Body and Knee-Action Ride.

Contest letters must be postmarked not later than midnight, February 15th so HURRY! Duplicate awards in ease of ties! Just address Nancy Sasser. 271 Madison New York 16, N. There's $100, $50 or $25 waiting for if yours is chosen as the most interesting letter telling me why the new CHEVROLET is your favorite car! Taking cofcf? Then take lemons for the juice of one lemon in a of long-range value and can be seen in a short time. "We have, over a period of time, been able to trace the success of the program," she said. "We can see a growing understanding, a feeling of more security on the part of the parents.

Then, too, we see former high school girls bringing their children to play school and can watch how well they handle child-training situations." THE ORIGINAL parent-discussion group formed 21 years ago, Mrs. Wood said, now has recruited its children for present classes, and, at the same time, meets periodically to keep up-to-date on child training studies. "What we really are training for, and what we call our program," she said, "is 'family life education'." As to the success of the discussions classes run as high as seven or eight during the winter, Mrs. Wood said. Attendance varies from SMART STYLES, WONDERFUL WEAVES, CHARMING COLORS BROADLOOM CARPETS AND ROOM SIZE RUGS BY DIGELOW glass of water with a half teaspoon bicarbonate soda alkalinizes your system to help you feel good again!) Start quickly, at the first sneeze and k-e-e-p it up every 2 to hours first day 3 or 4 times a day thereafter If necessary! But take heed add that soda slowly drinking as foaming quiets! And in addition, don't neglect that old standby, HOT LEMONADE when you 170 to bed because doctors everywhere recommend Don't fail to visit our rug department and see these lovely new carpets made by BIGELOW of "lively wool" that springs back under foot They're all as sturdy as they're beautiful and will add color and charm to your rooms for years to come.

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