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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERA.LD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
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Groundless Fears Most Frequent
NazarenesSet
NEW YORK (WMNS) —|
t>roun<lless fears arc perhaps the
I niosl frequent complication of
nystcrectomy, the operation fori
removal of the womb that many
tnousamls of women undergo;
every year. This is what Dr.,
Arthur V. Orreley, Clinical Asso-i
elate Professoi- of Obstetrics and
gynecology at Cornell University i
■Mwlical College here told Wom
en’s Medical News Service.
Among the most common fears,
Hr. (hwley said, ar<‘ that women
will lose their femininity, will
age rapidly, will become less at-|
tractive to their husbands, will
lose their pleasure in marital re-j
latlons. All these fears are based
on misunderstanding of precise
ly what a hysterectomy is, the
physician noted.
He explained that removal of
the womb or uterus is usually in
dicated because fibroid tumors,
tough muscular growths, develop
in the organ. These can cause
discomfort when they press
against the bladder or the rectum
as well as excessive bleeding.
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Complication Of Hysterectomy The State Highway Commission;
has prepared plans fur the con- AMMAMalklH IMaa#
Contrary to what most women I not cause premature menopause. a highway pro,iect nSSClUOIy ITlCCl '
believe, these fibroids do not lead Menopausal symptoms, the phy- covers the improvement of “ I
to cancer. If they cause no dls-siclan explained, are caused in cansler Street in Kings Mountain, Delegates from .Nazarenc]
comfort, Dr. Greeley said, they large measure because of the di- ^ This project is designated churches in this stale and area
can remain in the uterus for mlnished production of certain g,g,e highway Project 9.7121801 will share in a rare denomina-
years with no complications. As hormones. These hormones are in Kings Mountain. N. C. tional event at the 17th quadien-'
a matter of fact, he observed, be- not produced by the uterus so its aequiring the right of way ‘'‘a* general Assrjmbly of the
cause removal of the whole uter- removal has nothing to do with f^j j^is project, it is anticipated Church of the .Nazarene at Kan-
us includes removal of its neck, menopause. (haj some families w'ill be dis- ><38 City, Mo., June 13-21.
1 the cervix, a possible site of can- When a husband learns that by the demolition or re* I*oi‘ the first time in chuKh
'cer is removed as a result of the his wife may need a hysterecto- „,oval of buildings. The Commis- I'ixlciy. '1''^ of the six .Na-za-
operation. tny he may be as full of misap- ^ion, as a public service. Is pre- ‘cne General Supermtendcnls,
prehensions and fears as his pared to give relocation advisory "’ho comprise the supreme gov-
I In women of child - bearing^jfp Greeley said. Therefore assistance to families so displac- erning bo<ly in the church, will
1 years, the uterus need not be re-,j, essential that he be briefed individual notices will be retire on account of age. Dele-
I moved because of fibroids, the spouse. This will mailed or personally delivered to gates will elect tlieir successors.
; fynecologist explained. Instead, ^^ly provide his wife with affected parties at the time right The closest comparable situa-
only the fibroids themselves can sensitive understanding and sup- of way acquisition is commenced, lion in .Nazarene church history
beremoved by means of an opera- pp,., also relieve his own Division Right of Way Agent was 20 years ago, in 194S, when
tion called a myomectomy. My- anxieties. stale Highway Commission two of the four men in offict*
omectomies can be performed Shelby North Carolina were new.
several times If necessary. If a woman understands all ’ . General Superintendent is the
Since the uterus doss not pro- hysterectomy. paUy be performed only when no higli(>st elective office in the Naz-
duciTanrhorr^ones'ul
will have no effect on the fern- * ^ -
me uMii- j 1 4 u “In a very real sense, a wo- bishop in some d<*nominations.
ininity of a woman. “Following ^ pressured into nav- make the decision The three clergymen retiring in
!a hysterectomy a woman will | whether or not to have the opera- June will have a total of 62 years
I look just as bright-eyed as she: -if a patient of mine remains tion. In my experience if the pro- of sa-rvice in the olfice. Th.->’ are:
ever did," the professor observ- anxious and uneasy about the eedure is chosen by her the emo- Dr. Hardy C. Powers, Dallas,
tional strain afterward is apt to Texas; Dr. G. B. W’illiamson and
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ed. "Her figure will remain as operation, I will not perform it, ^
'shapely, her sikn as un.wrinklod,i Dr. Greeley emphasized. “I can be far less.’ Dr. IlughC'. Benner, both of Kan
■her hair as lustrous, her voice give her medication for relief of The physician cautioned lha’, sas City, Mo.
as feminine. Her sexual interest: most of her discomfort. Exces- sometimes a doctor finds a con- The three olhei
‘will remain as it was before the;sjve and erratic bleeding can be dition that makes a hysterecto General Superintendents will be
I operation." controlled in a variety of ways, my mandatory. In such cases his candidates for re-election to four-
I Contrary to the widely held Usually, hysterectomy is not an recommendation should be ac- year terms,
myth, removal of the uterus does urgent procedure. It should act- cepted. There will be a
^ . . — — -- -- ficial voting delegates at the As-
sembly. about half ministers and
‘ half laymen. They will represent
I 76 church districts in the . S..
Canada, Britain and 47 other
world areas.
incumbent
e- V
ELECT]
/
GOVERNOR
' Why should you vote for dedication, experience
and honesty? Why should you vote for a man ,
with ability and character? A man who will work ]
for all the people of North Carolina.
^ Why should you vote for a planner? A man who
will attack the problems before the problems
attack the State. A man who is not afraid to
challenge. A man with bold imagination and raw
drive to work hard and long for our people. For j
our State.
I Why should yon vote for better schools, better
roads, a higher per capita income and mutual
respect for wder and justice? ,
^ Why should you vote for Bob Scott in the
May 4 Democratic primary? V
Because you believe in a better North Carollnal
BobScott A"™".
Cleveland County Committee For Bob Scott ioi Govemoi
Pat Spanglei, Chainnan
Bliss Named
Foote Officer
Phila., Pa. — Directors of Fcxile
Mineral Company iExton. Pa.l, in
session today following the firm’s
Annual Meeting of Shareholders,
elected president L. G. Bliss as
Chief E.xeeutive Officer. ,
Mr. Bliss .succeeds G. L. Weis-1
senburger who served as Chief
Exe<-utive Officer since Sept. 1,
1967 when Vanadium Corporation
of America was merged into
Foote Mineral Company. Mr.
Weissenburger eonlinues as Chair
man of the Board.
Prior to the merger of Foote
and VCA, -Mr. Bliss was Chairman
of the Board and President of
Foote. Mr. Wei.ssenburger serx-ed
the VC.A organization in a cones
ponding capacity.
Mr. Bliss joined Foote in 19.33
as sales engineer and subsequent
ly served as general sale.s man
ager and vice president of sales.
He bei ame Presidmit in 19.36.
CAST YOUR VOTE FOR
John R. Friday
—judge-
district COURT
27th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
(Gaston - Cleveland - Lincoln Counties)
Presbytetian
Experienced Lawyer
Experienced Judge
Veteron, U. S. Army
Husband
Father
Graduate:
Dallas. N. C.,
High School
Wake Forest
College
University of
Noetb Carolina
School of Law
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