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Page 2 twm THE ENDICOTT TIMES, WEDNESDAY MAR. 25 1931 MENTAL HYGIENE EXCERPT IS AID TO CHILD TRAINING Bach month in this paper will appear suggestions a boat the mental hygiene -aspects of child training. Their publication here eanstitntes part of the oSdal program of the Committee on Mental-Hygiene- of--the-National Congress of Parents and Teach ers. Dr. George K. Pratt, is Chairman of the Committee. Toilet Habits A child of two years should hay learned regular toilet habits. If he wets his bed or clothing of ten, it is for. one of two reasons: sickness or habit. Have him ex amined, to make sure that he is \ Al. Then begin habit training. Every child has to be taught toilet habits. He cannot learn them withont help. Things to Do— Make up your mind that the habit of wetting can be over come. Gain the child's interest in stopping it. Tell him he is going to over come it. Make him understand that it is his business to cure himself, but that you will help him. Follow these directions regu larly and faithfully: Supper at a regular time. Nothing to eat or drink after supper. Toilet at bedtime. Awake him fully later in the evening, always at the same hour, and have him go to the toilet. Further directions to be given by this doctor. Glvu mure time to trailing—and- less to making excuses. Make much of every gain, dowever small it may be. Look forward to success. Things to Avoid— Don't take the habit as -some- thing that cannot be corrected. Don't make him feel he cannot help it. Don't discourage him in any way. Don't make the excuse of sick ness when he is really well. Don't make the child feel ash amed. Don't talk about the habit to everyone. Remember— Children like praise. They are more sensitive to The Apalachin community club held an all day serving bee on (-Thursday at Community Center where the work for the bazaar was nearly completed. The busi ness meeting took place at 3 o'clock. The date set for the ba zaar is April 22. Supper will be served from 6 to 8 until all are served in the evening. There will be all kinds of fancy work, rumage sale and candy -for— sale. Mrs. Robert Ryan and Mrs. t.nne Huntington enjoyed a very pleasant day with the Candor Community Club held at the home of Mrs. James Jennings. Mrs. Huntington gave a fine talk on the meeting at Candor and was sorry that more of our ladies :ould not be present. The Missionary bot-iety of the M. E. church will be held next Wednesday at Community Center at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ralph Beardsloy of Owego j isited Monday forenoon with Mrs. Roy Hopkins. | Rev Owens moved from the | Ainey house in this place to his farm at Little Meadows. A complete surprise was given Mrs. Roy Hopkins on Monday -iprht at her home in honor of ler birthday. At 5 o'clock Mr Hopkins told her he had to drive o Owego before supper on busi- ICS S Upon their return and to icr surprise supper was already >vhich had been prepared by her mexpected company After sup- ><;r was over she was presented vith a green flower bowl with u .<reak vase extending, from the center and two green candle •.tick holders. Those present vrc iMr and Mrs. Fred Walker -<ml—M »y-And Mrs Rn»s Sherwood __f_ thi* place and Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Newton Stoddard—of- Vestal. The evening was passed i-ry pleasantly by playing euch- -e. The company left at a late hour wishing Mrs. Hopkins many lore happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins and Mr and Bfrs\ Ross Sherwood -att ended the Rebeccahs' card party n Owego on Wednesday night. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Brongo. VIrs. Nellie Palmer. Mrs. Zelma Jreen and Mr and Mrs. Lane Huntington attended the L. A. S. dinner at Little Meadows on •Thursday. The Wide Awake Sunday School class held another delight ful party in the Community Cen ter on-Thursday evening. Games were played and refreshments served by the committee. The April'meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Will Hilton. Mrs. bouise-AIger and Mrs. Carl Jow- ett will assist Mrs. Hilton on en tertainment and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shrot entertained Sunday for dinner Will Hilton and family in honor ->f Mrs. Hilton's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sherwood *pent the evening at Vern Stan ton's in Endicott on Thursday evening. Mrs. Ray Gibson spent Wednes- Iny afternoon in Endicott. Matthew Swartz made a busi ness trip to Binghamton Wed nesday morning Erwa Wood of Endicott called at Mrs. Zelma Green's Tuesday evening The pupils of Mrs. Grant Holmes Sunday school doss of he M. E. Church gave one of its members, Miss Catherine Beach a surprise party in Community Center on Thursday evening in honor of her 15th birthday Those present besides Mrs. Holmes and the guest of honor were Helcnn and Catherine Romeo, Grace Jew ett, Adn VanAiper, Lillian Ryan, Zelma and Gladys Whitemore. Loretta Gray, Margaret Head, Margaret Head, Marjoric Glann Jane Hilton, Hilda Gibson and Esther Palmer Mrs. Tracy Boughton enter tained on Wednesday afternoon in honor oT fieT son; Juck's—ftfth-|- bir-thday-—Th»v anj^ yf .^ {fro **- GABBY GERTIE \Somebody Is always finding a boy's hiding place and making It hot for him.\ what you feel than to what you say. They are likely to do what is expected ^ them. You will get about what you expect Expect the best. CREA It's New and You'll LIKE IT: Complete and Attractive Line of Easter Baskets Candies and Rabbits Our Easter Plants Arrive Sat. ELVIN CONFECTIONERY Elvin Theatre Bldg. Phone 1490 Union Dist. ternoon by playing together and at 5 o'clock Mrs. Boughton, as sisted by Mrs. Morris Short and Mrs. Fay Trncy. sat the young •iters at a 'table filled with all the lice things that children like. Those present were Rodney and Irwin Short, Virginia and Barb ira Hill, Ella Hancokc. Lorraine Campbell, Mildred Tracy and Jun ior Boughton Mrs. George Beach was called to Mansfield, Pa. on Wednesday by the death of her step-mother Mr and Mrs. Ross Sherwood called aj John Sherwood's last Sunday afternoon at Wcltonviilc. Mr and Mrs. Charles Martin are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter, bom to them the fin-t of the week at their home. Mr and Mrs Ailport are the produ parents of a son, bom on Monday morning at Ideal Hos pital Ross Sherwood made a business trip to Binghamton on Thursday aOi-mmn The third lesson in Home Nurs \ing course was held at the home of Mrs Robert Ryan on Friday afternoon. A fine attendance was had The next meeting will also be held at Mrs Ryan's when they will have lessons in bed- making next Friday afternoon March 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins un. Dr. and Mrs. Welch of Endicott motored to New Milford on Sun day and \enjoyed chicken dinner there at the Hotel. The farmers turned out m goodly number on Wednesday at Community Center, and ^enjoyed the fine talk by Prof. A. F. Gus- tafson from the department of farm crops from Cornell. The members of the Dr S. H Crane Sunday school class met at cr nome on Friday—afternoon for—a—one—oiclock luncheon—nffa\ which they all enjoyed the after noon by old time visiting The Brongs Bible class will bold a roast beef supper on Tues day night, March 24 at 6:30 ir Community Center. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins en tertained at their home for the evening Mr. and Mrs. CI B. Good- cnow, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sher wood of this place, and Mr. and Mi-s. Carl Visy of Binghamton. Mrs. Noran Galpri _of_ JBiiig- tiamton spent Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ross Sherwood. Mrs. Harold Barton is at Ideal Hospital where she underwent an operation for gall stones. Th e March meeting of the .W. C. T. U. was held' at 'Community Center on Wednesday, March 6. The meeting was called to order at\ 2:30\ p. ~m~and—opened—^with- slnging. \Temperance Song of Praise.\ The 10th chapter of St. John was read rcsponsivcly, the president leading and followed with prayer. Mrs. Beach gave an interesting recital of the dis trict conference at Waverly Mar. 4th. State President Mamie Col- vin was the principal speaker. She emphasized the great need of (raining new members whereby the W. C. T. U. may become stronger when needed to combat the forces working for tho repeal or any change in the 18th amend ment. Minutes of tho February meeting were read and approved. The treasurer, Nettie Knapp, gave a very good report. The Union voted to pay $16,44 rent for tho cptnmunity house. Clip pings were' read in response to roll call.-.VAiprogrnm in the in- tercst of Union Signal was given by Conductors Mrs. George Fox •and -Mrs. -William -Vearsloy. -I n conclusive all were seated at a table invitingly spread and in charge of Mrs. Belle Beache and ssistnnts. The committee for the April'' meeting was anounccd as follows: Mrs, Zelma* Green, Mrs. Fred~Edwards, Mrs. A. N.\ Ford and Mrs. George Fox. BMT-H&EVEIrtiUQ^Ep-l She—Don't you think the Unncp music Is Just Kruno* He—I'll say so—hest 1 ever bugged to In my life. ANNOUCEMENT \dk LEOLA MORROW Formerly with Alice Beauty Shop has recently opened-her own -stop -at 52 -Washington Avenue, over Rudolph's Store*, to be known as The Leola Morrow Salon For Appojntinent Call 692 THII AD WONT SHOCK YOU A+A* Tho It 's by a Ure Wire la tha ELECTRICAL BUSINESS For AH Kinds of FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES Electrical Installation and Repair Work PHONE 668 ' C. L. PETERS 609 Nanticoke Avenue Union Dist. 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