WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 18. Uf-,5
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l A Digest Os !
DENTAL HEALTH !
By DR. JOHN DEWEY HAWKINS
234 Montgomery Street
Henderson, N. C. |
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''THE HEART IN' DENTAL
SURGERY WITH SPECK AI
REFERENCE TO ANESTHESIA'*
The constantly widening boun
daries o/ knowledge in regard to
the cardiovascular diseases and
the greatly increased scope of
methods of clinical approach have
so changed many of the theories
and ideas previously held about
the heart that the dental surgeon
today may find himself quite at
a loss to evaluate properly the
status of his patient’s cardiovas
cular integrity
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The past de
cade. has been
especially re
plete with a rap
idly changing or
der r. Keeping
pace with ihe
singularly on
ward march of
dental progress,
ii has contrlbut- j
ed in no small
degree to the re
markable ach
ievements made
possible through modern surgery,
this nsar be due in no small mea
sure to the perfected methods of
anesthesia, whereby full pois and
mental freedom have been made
possible for the surgeon. Relief
!rom those petty anxieties and
former mental hazards which bp
set ihe dental surgeon of - A gen
era Won ago arc now, fortunately
for the patient, history,
W-:informed dentist.;, however
«*ttr.ot avoid the feeling that the
cohipiaceut ignorance prevalent
in previous days, so far as the
patient's general condition is con
cerned no longer is tenable pro
ipssionally or vromicaiiv W.-th
the knowledge that dangerous and
•omteime.'- fatal results mav bo
five outc -me of hasty and there-
Alpha Picnic:
Annual Event Is field At
Reedy Creel; State Part;
Fun, food and frolic for some
*OO members and guests were pro
vided by the Phi Lambda Chap
ter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fry
♦.entity at the Reedy Creek state
Park las; Saturday afternoon.
This affair, an event the local
Alphas have conducted for the
pan several years, is always eager- ;
»’ looked forward to by the hun
dred':, of Alphas and friends in
the area.
The weather man was not, too
kind this year but rain and
threats of thunder storms could
College Campus To Be
Site Os 3 Conferences
GREENSBORO Three church
conferences will held on the Ben
nett College campus this month,
Dr. Wills B. Player vice provi
der!: announced this week.
From June 20 to July 8 the
Baltimore Area Pastors School of
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i fore unscientific judgement, tor
* enlightened oral surgeon inviter
she cooperative attention of his
medical eollei.gues. Nothin,, short
of a complete and careful estimate
of the patient's physical condition
will satisfy him, recognizing that
the oral cavity wiih its compo
nent structures invariably reflects
the health status of the individ
ual
Constitutional disease, for ex
ample rarely passes the oral
cavity unscathed. Diabetes, ,ir.
terioscierosis, gout, metabolic
disturbances, endocrine diftuu■-
tion and the ever-lurking shad
ow of syphilis arc bin a few of
the general systemic ailments
unmistakably affecting this re
gion. If we add to these the ra
vages cif age, a formidable ar
ray of pathologic conditions
is presented for careful consi
deration. In this Connection
the diseases of the heart and
blood-V* sels stand out In sinis
ter relief as a true barometer of
just how much or how little the
dental surgeon may be permitt
ed to exercise his professional
skill.
From infancy to old age the
pas lent presents many ibonn s so:
both medical and dental <-crud
ders tion Problem!, which arc of
the most intense intrivst, a: or.c
arc period may play no part in
■ another. For example, the vet
known preelection of tt - be tit,t
and subacute rheumatic mho t.ions
for the early decade.- arid the
comparative rarity of these dis
eases after middle life -fund in
marked contrast to the blood
vessel changes, which ar- strictly
confined to the laUm agt vroups
In a similar mam-*; the child
bearing period is fraught with
hazards to which the ;:dol««-i-nt
Nr! and the c-ldcrly vain.uer are
both .oar; ir ! ■ 1 1 V ilTi JTSI iXi c
not dampen the zest and en-.huK
asm of the Alpha "gang". By the
time the fried chicken, slaw and
soda pop was read’- to be passed
■ around the picnic- area v at literal
ly swarming with happy, ho'idav-'
minded people of all age little
•; tots, teen agent, grown ups and
.maybe a few on the middle a gr
and elderly side, but all having
funn.
Mr, C. H. Mann it president of
- the local Alpha chapter. Th-. com
mittee in charge of this ye; r'r.
picnic was under chairmanship of
M. H. Crockett.
: the Methodist Church will be held
■ i and from June 26 to July 1, the
, j Society of Christian Service of
- i the North Carolina Conference of
the Methodist. Church, will be
■ : field.
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GETHER TO PLAN FUTURE
ACT rViTIES Nora Holt mu
sician and newspaperwoman,
rind L,«u f uTour, solo dramatist,
and also well known in the
newspaper fii Id, took time out
at the rccer’i Banquet and Bali
of the Nalional N gr» Opera
Foundation. Inc, lo rio some se
rious talking and planning for
some interesting rnitural acti
vities in the near future. Mrs
Holt is nmv in New Fork f it y
.md plans lo be here tbruugvi
the month nt Idy, after which
he will return to Los Angeles
DATES SET FOR 4 - H
m WEEK CONFAB
GRTENBBORO T JStb sn
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"to ... ‘ v than 800
Tro y ' -\f from f>2
sent 757 -- v. th a tots!
liicmi'C.rr.bjf! ; .hi 1 727.
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■ re f >n cr'i-tesis dferri or si re
fer the boy..- in e, Pier., fnr&pe
crops, general and livestock judg
ing, the ceWn-a’.iou will feature
1 several c-’.:>.stanci-ing speakers.
Juitos Tlssns- dirt dor. Depart
ment r,f InrsrtrKh Re!.';:ions Nal
irr,,h l r "V : ::. to-uc. Key, York
City, will she ih e asrejnblagc
-at the oper-iug set jon on Monday,
tunc 20 Other speakers include:
Dr F. D Biuford. oreftident of A-
StT College; Mrs .Line M. Spauld
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: isoru- Adm'jnisrrWashington,
D. C D. C.ir. yH. Bo ton. chan
;of tin- ACT Co-.ie.je Extension
; Service.
Among the entertainment
features of the ceiehr&lion
are: The Howard t’mversity
Pi-i vers in a drama production,
sponsored by the college sum
mer Ij crura series, “Clothing
Stars ot 1535". a fashion show
ieoturijig garnteriis made bj
the youngsters and the annual
talent program.
The program concludes with an
lor a brief stay Both women are
well prepared in their chosen
<if Ids, and both bav« had vast
•xperiences in the arts and in
journalism. .Mrs. Holt is a gradu
!p of the Chicago Musical 1 ■>!-
■ege of Chicago, Illinois. Mtss
LuTour has her M ■ -ter of Ime
trts with advanced study in
(rania and Speech »! Chicago
Kosieal College. Both women
will appear in Washington. D. C.
on July |6th under the sponsor
hip of Mrs. Mary Cardwell
Dawson and the Opera Com
pany.
ei-cning program, on Friday. June
> 2':. with the instaliation of
UFA Ends
Confab In
Greensboro
GREENSBORO --- Mort th.u 500
farm hoys from throughout- the
Kiate were on hand for the 27th
annual convention of the North
Carolina Aseov.iation of New
Farmers of America, held he e at
AST College, last w' .k.
Prcwninent loaders in education
and business gavsz messages of tn
■yaratiuri to the youngsters during
the four-day meet. 'Considered by
. ffimis a-- the most successful
convention in its quarter ce n
! tury hi.'tor;’
Do. F D. Blufurd, president of
AA:T CvUegf, who delivered the
i principal address at the opening
vesper service on Sunday night,
told the gathering “Sucess xs
, more, much mure, than mere
luck. It. comes fron hard work
along with thoroughness, efficien
cy, peiseverance and courage.”
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“CADET OF THE WEEK”—
Cadet Carl Bryant, son of Mr.
«nd Sirs. R. G. Bryant, Moncure,
is spending ihe summer months
at home visiting he- parents. He
is a student at Tuskegee Insti
Hite, Ala,, and is a member of
the ROTC- Bryant was named
‘Cadet of the Week” during the
vast four weeks of the second
semester. He is a graduate of
Horton High School. Pittsboro
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VAI.EDICTOIUAN Marion
Elgin Reaves, 1955 graduate of
Goldston High School, Goldston,
I was valedictorian of his class,
j Hr Is the son of Mrs. Helen
i Braves Lambert of Gulf and is
| i veteran of the Korean War. i
i Rea ves served more than IS
j months in Korea and returned
i to finiwh high school under the, i
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THE CAROLINIAN
! Mrs. I? s. Holliday, President
|of the North Carolina Congress
1 of Colored Parents and Teachers
J has anouneed the official dele-
I gates who will represent the State
| Branch at the 29th Annual Nat-
I tonal PTA Convention at Dunbar
! High School, San Antonio, Texas, ,
: June 19-22.
They are: Mrs. Edna Bryant,
first Vice President, Enfield;
Mrs. r>. jf, Jamagin, Execu
tive Secretary, Raleigh: Miss
Annie Mac Kenton, State
Chairman of National Family
Membership. VV ars aw: Mr
Alexander M'-Neili, Parent
■Delegate, Fayetteville. There
will also be four visiting dele
gates in attendance.
; Five persons v ;\\ receive specs ■
;al recognition at the Life Men 1 •
bership dinner form the N. C
Branch- Mr. P. A. Williams, Prin
cipal. Jr H S. Apex. N. C : Mr.
X 1, Pilkird. Principal. Caityveii
C ...: ty Training. S- r ' . Yam ■y
viiie: Mrs, T. C Beams, Supervis
or, Caswell Countv Schools. Van*
reyvilie; Mrs. fcmm.i B Anderson,
Charlotte, one of the fust V;;:e
Presi'di-rts of the State Organize*
y 1927: and Mrs M. E. Bran
-or first Sec-rotary of the Char
lotte Council and still active in
VTA Those will be presented a
-,yards as a special tribute for this
recognition.
The theme of the convention s>
■Meeting Today's Challenge
Mrs Ida Duncan. Reidsvitle,
] president of the North Carolina
Teachers Association, in adorr-ivs-
I ing the assemblage or. Monday,
i June 6, spoke of *he ouVhcndmft
; services rfiirdCTcd 1 nc-*. s t t c oy
' such organizations as the NFA
The convcnli'.-n kevpntr anc,
was delivered by W. J Kerr, r
Jr prsidf.nl. N v.h Cwroisr?! L-i"
the Tuesday, .Juno 7 morning scs-
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i soeian? proses: r of French at St.
j Aug ■ isti'ic-’s College hero, has re
i coived a gri.v f om the Southern
■ Fellowship Fund to • advanced
utudy Jr. modern languages at Co
lumbia University this summer,
Or. James A. Boyer, acting presi
dint, ha? otmounted.
Mrs Saunders was one of the
101 faculty members at Southern
j colleges to ;eceiv'; grants-in-aid
j for advanced study or research
from the fund which was set up
by the Council on Southern Uni
vers'tiPs ,ir. 911 agency to admin
ister a system of grants made pos
sible in 1934 when the General
Education Board made available
to the Council more than 3 million
; dollars i.” be .-pent during a ten
| year peri':,; on ~ program of sac
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