The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19
WOMENS CLUBS
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h<eaer than he found it. Education is
not NIL schooling, nor is it all confined
10 the school. Among all the agencies
and eAncati0n the home stands first.
The Loeb Leopold case is an example
of tAis- They represent par-excellence
~ far as the school is concerned. But
without the refining and tempering
Esce8 sf the home influence they
were degencrate4- Religious training
In received ct uethers knee, Political
Ae2iefs are gained in the family circle.
mad social ideals are tragedy fixed by
family customs Politeness, good man
usexx, clean living and temperance are
Hnsx usually found in the home train
ing. The school then is not the only
manns of education. In fact it is but
xn auxiliary to the home. It's devel-
uufient, however, in the last century
has placed it on a par with the fam
sEy, the state and the church as one of
Ehe fundamental social institutes.
Boys and girls should all be taught
wu#eations and each high school should
BE in position to give some branch
Df vocational training Many more
azne things were said by Prof Bates
but lack of space prohibits our giving
= Just report on his address.
Bfrs- Henry CARRIER Jr., librarian Of
<he Billings Library, then spoke to the
assembly for a few moments. She
zsaM compliment to the Club women
by saying she felt that she was talk
Snx to some of the best women of the
county In speaking of library work
ahe said: "The salaries now are al
znoat as much as those paid to the
ssarhing staff, and there is great need
fsr librarians In the larger eastern
CITIES nearly all business houses, fac
tnrles, etc, maintain libraries Train
The child systematically in good read !
Sng- How many people are interested !
zn Whist their children are reading and !
read the book before they allow the 1
child to- Three to six is the realistic
@nd rYthmic age. Six to eight the i'm
xginative period, age of fairy tales.
Fairy tales. the right kind teach for
hearanee. consideration Of the poor,
courage. etc Nine to twelve is the
greatest period of fruitful develop
usaxsRf Hx<c4~ fhr% .atsoGae 4sLa.,a -
have high ideals are: robin Hood,
1sKing Arthur, "Sir Galahad", Holy 4
Grail, etc Then comes the romantic
Mge, rhivalry and romance. Among
the best If books for the young mind
rs the @Americanization of Edward
Beck" and others of that class. A II
Haovement lis on now to rid the news
islands IN the cities and towns Of O
Hzunaber of undesirable magazines. q !,
few of which are: "Whiz Bang,
Breezy Stories" "True Confessions.
--1reaEn World" and many others of
- like character
Dr- W. III. Allen, of Joliet, Carbon t
county pioneer addressed the gather v
1ng on ~Child Welfare. He stated c
Ehat he felt highly honored by being v
asked to speak before the representa- a
sFse women Of Carbon county and felt
that he had been assigned subject in h
Hshlch every mother would be inter- =
sssted Some highlights in his talk y
ss~re as follows: "Webster defines
Neifare' by these words: "Well be- !,
zzsg, prosperity and happiness" DR..
Anen divided his subject into three "
sfasses. Physical welfare, mental !.
sHsafzre and moral welfare. Alf three Y.
properly developed will result in what
Sod made, "A man in his own inn e
nsage-" The care Of the infant, proper
Food for II and the growing child was !.
Ezven careful consideration. The
r<spcr place for mental training ii in
taas- public school and should not be
xnaced- A child laarns az much or
xasre by observation than in the home !.
@nrsrdasg 70 the speaker. He advo- t
szx4A4 Bihle reading, without comment,