WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE S, 1957
Medics To Get “C'-ck-Up” Annt.zl State Meet
N. C. Doctors To Greensboro j
June 12th For 70th Convention !
GREENSBORO North Carolina \
doctors will get a heart "check
up” when they come here on June
.12 for the 70th annual convention
of the Old North State Medical
Society.
It is a part of the program
of the three-day meet to be
held at A&X College. The lo
cal program committee, head
ed by Dr. G. H. Evans, of
Greensboro, has made arrange
ments for each of the visiting
physicians to get a free elec
troeardigraphic examination by
courtesy of a manufacturer of
the equipment.
Approximately 150 physician: i
«nd pharmacists, members of the
organization and about the same
number of wives are expected
here for the separate sessions for
the medical and pharmacy groups
and the Woman's Auxiliary. AH
sessions aie to be held in Carver
Hall,
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i » Science features —-—r"
Rich Die! Not Enough in Pregnancy
< aieium, the body-building element essentia! for normal physical I
development of horn the expectant mother and her unborn child is j
requited in quantities of about 1.5 grams per day during pregnancy
according to the t out,eil in Therapeutic Nutrition of the' Food and !
Nutrition Board. National Research Council,
■he expectant mother who is <
able to afford steak at every meal
may be in greater danger of cal
cium deficiency than pregnant
women of lesser means. This seem
ing paradox emerges from recent
studies of the nutritional require
ments of women during the eroti
ca) nr -natal period.
While medical studies indicate
that a protein-rich diet is useful !
in forestalling premature birth j
ftnd other complications, such a I
diet may actually cause a calcium !
deficiency. Although high-protein i
foods such as steak do contain cal- j
cium, they also have a much great- j
,er amount-of phosphorus And i
eiinica! investigators have found I
that too much phosphorus tends to
depress th« level of calcium ab
sorbed into the biood.
Thi* means that phosphorus
ricr» diets and prenatal supple
ments which were once conmaerad
the best way of protecting against
*a!cium deficiency during preg
nancy, actually reduce rather than
raise the amount of usable calcium
in the blood stream.
Possibly because they thought
*hey were getting the light diet,
many woman have'eome to regard
painful symptom of caicium
deneiency as imrdy * discomfort
they must b’ar during pregnancy,
Thi* symptom, ieg cramps, i*
considered so “normal”, reports
ene eimician hi th« publication
Missouri Medicine, that many
women fail to mention the cramps
if* *" fheir doctors. He found
o"*? S out of m woman ac-
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Professional papers will be pre
sented by the following: Dr, Roy
S. Wynn, Charlotte eye, ear and
r.ose specialist; Dr. William G Ar--
lyan, assistant professor of surgery,
Duke University School of Medi
cine at Durham; Dr. Arthur Freed
man, Greensboro internist; Dr. W
W. Ralph Deaton, Jr.. Greensboro
surgeon and Dr. Joseph Gordon.
Winston-Salem radiologist.
Dr. Roy C. Darlington. School
of Pharmacy, Howard Univer
sity, Washington, D. C., will
address a joint-session of the
Chatham Essay Winners In j
Radio Panel Discussion
Pittsboro— Students of the High
Schools of Chatham County, win
ners of a recently conducted es
t J
tually complained about fog ;
cramps; yet when all were spe
cifically questioned, an additional I
h;> admitted that they too suffered I
i roro the condition.
lo prevent leg cramps but, '
much more important, to overcome i
calcium deficiency, scientists have -
developed prenatal supplements
that contain phosphate-free cai- I
cium. One such widely prescribed
combination is Calcisalin, a phos- |
phorus free calcium supplement ;
which insures that the pregnant !
woman will have an adequate daily j
supply of calcium in a form which j
ths body can utilize properly, jt
also contains vitamins and non in
amounts found to V>e necessary
durw-s- pregnancy by the National
Kesearcn Council.
medics and pharmacists on
Thursday afternoon.
The Woman's Auxiliary will
have as its featured speaker
Dr. Cerilr H. Edwards, pro
fessor of Nutrition at A&T Col
iese.
The convention doses on Thurs
day afternoon following a business
session scheduled for 2.00 f'.M.
Dr. L. R. Swift, Durham, is pres
ident of the 70-year old organiza
tion He will be succeeded by Dr.
M. D. Quigless, Tarboro, the presi
dent-elect
say contest sponsored b.v the;
Health Edit,-..: ns. Associates in co* j
operation with faculty sponsors j
were presented Friday over Radio j
Station Station WNCA. where they
took part in a panel discussion,
feautu; me different phases of
Health Education.
Taking part In the panel
j were Misses .Mildred Price, ■
Chatham High School, Leah
i Ramsey. Horton High School,
Virginia Chavis, .1. S. Waters
School. They were accompan
ied hy Mesdames Ada Tyson,
Henri Turner and Mrs. S. Cur- !
ner, members of the fatuity of
the three respective schools,
j Thomas Hunter and Robert;
j Charlton University r f North Car- :
olina were also present and took i
part in the panel discussion.
The presentation was built
around the essays written by
j the winners which dealt with
School Health or School Sani
i tation. Farm Safety or Home
Personal Health or Hygiene
Safety.
The tea. inn?, along with the 1.1-
nlvarsity of North Carolina repre- '
so nta fives felt that the program |
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Shaw University Hosts
21 st Ministers' Confab
Shaw Unversity’s Twenty-first
annual Ministers' Institute, twen
tieth annual women's missionary
training conference and seventh
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Dr. Harris
Announces
Summer Sch.
DR. HARRIS ANNOUNCES DATE
Dr. Nelson H. Harris, director of
the Shaw University Summer
; School has announced that the
j summer session for six weeks will
j begin on Thuisday. June fi
j Courses will be available for j
1 high school graduates, holders of j
high school, primary and grammar j
grade certificates, the renewal of
certificates and the changing of
certificates to the Primary A or
| Grammar Grade A .
j In addition, special courses in
| accounting and chemistry will be
j offered.
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j having presented such a full pro-
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THE CAROLINIAN
l Bible Youth Carnp v'ere held on
j the campus Monday through Fri
| day of this week. The theme of the
j conference was "Christian Leader
i ship in 'World Democracy." The
j special guest minister and class
i instructor foi ihe entire week was
Dr. John I, Tilley of Baltimore,
Maryland; and the guest speaker
! for Thursday evening (Women’s
night) was Mrs. Martha J. Brown
of Brooklyn. New York. Separate
j programs were carried out by the
ministers and ihe missionary wo
i men but tne two groups met joint
! ly at 11:30 o'clock assembly pro
: grams each morning and at public
! meetings nightly at 8 o'clock.
On Fhursday morning President
W. R. Strassner presented certifi
rates to workers who bad complet- I
td courses m district institutes. t
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Raleigh; the Reverend Melvin
Greeey, moderator, Beulah Asso
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S. F. Daly, minister. First Baptist
Church, Franklin, Virginia, Mrs.
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