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DENTAL HEALTH
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By DR, JOHN DEWEY HAWKINS
234 Montgomery Street
Henderson, N. C,
‘•FT HITS”
Editor's- Note: This is the iasi
in :i series of articles.
Ethics a much worn subject.,
hue like an Oriental rug. the more
worn, the more valuable it tae
com<... Ethics Is a word that, will
ever be held before The eyes of the
members of the allied professions
are': the .-tude.itr. thereof. No puo
-5 ism of any ol the meciiciil or
•Jentai societies *s complete v.ith-.,
out at least one paper or lecture
on '.lie .-raoject. Prom the time the
would-be professional man enters
liiIOREBS & HUNDREDS
HVE FORGOTTEN THEY
EVER saw GREY HAIRS!
llf£TPsH£«B BAY muoturs r>. nr.
Doctors tor many years have
written preemptions using a
cwtesa vegetable ingredient
to color jngdicine that patients
s\i. allowed Internally. This
same an balance now mixed
with woo! fat (lanolin) eta We
en* any grey, white or faded
hairs by jns t combing. brush
mg or even pressing your hair.
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letter you get fi.ul information
plus latest illustrated FREE
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Shwysneaii 8;y, StowKiyn 35. New Yw*
man American larm group en
livened the aftiir v.ith a report,
on the V. S S. R.
; the front door of ins college until i
i he is graduated therefrom he
hears this wot d at every turn of '
, the wheel Yet does he. more than,
s one time in ten, get its proper i
- meaning? About all that he path
-1 : ers from the many talks that he
I hears is that it is unethical for.
s him or any of his professional
- brethren to advertise, and that if
they so far forget themselves as
vI to use printer's ink to help them
1 I to a place before the public eye.
2 they will be cast into outer dark
: ness foi the rest of their days. j
Tea, we must
not use printer's
ink to tell the ctfjßk
public what fine y|p
follows we are. f|sp
but we cm go - <v fry-;
for aride over to
there on profes
sions i biLn. »«*• HAWKINS
Os course this is not advert!-
jog nor unethical. Just as long
•as He can get the printer s
ink without paving for h, it
:.. O.h So remember to be
careful or 'the goblins *iil
get you, if you don't witch
out."
But laying all • ke* ;»«<)*> cioe«-j
! n't ethics mean .somethins nwie.
| than jwst the use ot printer s;
j ink? The Welsh OslvfuisUe fa’-flt
: teGCt;vr the i rii-n. r.nd iT.oi .ui > .
! are svnomom.. ot.d rlust both
i point to the path. <>t right l!vmg •
i Furiherinoi'c, no «X'ok. oi ■ *;o
--nvtns nor and dicnona'-v rays a
: ~ .1 V. , :'v I] nf Jirilll -
j rr’s in.--.. In Matthesv VII 12 of
! St. James Version of the Holy;
I VV -It. V, fii.ij the lollvvymi sUite-
I merit: "Whatsoever that ye would|
that men do unto you, do ye even
-.0 unto their. J: the aiembers
ot the prof *• .'H>nal «or id would
' but - resule.le then lives by tins ;
Onection .oeie would be no tu •:
of a board of governors foi hi '
.society of ptolesvionat men or'
v. orner.
This brsr.vs to my mind an
event v.hicp OffiJi red api>i'C.M- .
matf-iy foi t,v year.-; ago in a lit-;
tie town In the State oi Illinois:
there v ere i h’o doctors. One. of i
them war twst. graduated from]
college. v\ pile the othej was &
gi’cy-haired p-triarch oi the pro*;
lesstoii who wait ruitiiT prone to I
ior'K upon die Uic V'dieii if vss,
red. During th-.- tepse? lrom uttc-v ;
his piitieuts v.cold wander ::ito j
die office of the yotmder man ‘or I
trestttiem This young man hud;
learned the «•. mea, w. of the
word ethics and would cr-re foi ;
these cases and :efer them hack;
to ;.hvir doctor as soon as he wav ,
welt again. Neve, did ;<n unkind;
word escape him about the fail- j
mg: of his older competitor, v.’hoj
was at heart un estimable old iel- >
low. Al n-r such cases had become j
j the rule the older fellow met the i
; younger man and exploded as foi- :
j lows: “Say. vouusr fellow, how do j
| you expect to iruii-ie a iiviug by j
j .sending all my patients back to 1
j me after I have been on one of ;
i my ‘toots’ ' ? The reply was rather i
j a “stunner' 1 to the older man. ft)
i was: “Doctor, I do not believe j
I that a man can prosper unless he,
lives up to the meaning of the;
j word ethics. I believe that hte S
! Golden Rule is m example of the i
j word cHiics, and I believe that;
I you would care for my patients i
) temporarily if I was unable so to |
| do. I shall continue oj care for j
j your cases as I hove been doing.*
jus I believe' that i the meaning j
of the word ethics.” The older !
man wo..' a gentleman of the old I
.school, though a lover of strong j
drink. He looked the young fel-1
low over, then blew up with:
! “Ethics! That’s fine for an old >
' fool like me, but rather hard on I
! a young fellow like you. Hereafter j
| when I go or, a bender and any of j
jmy patients corns to you, you j
I care for them and do your best *
j for them.” Here was a matter of |
j ethics from both sides of the case, i
' courtesy in the younge: man and
! kindness- and appreciation in the 1
i case c>l the older man Each of
these men tried to care for the j
| welfare of the other
j When we speak of something p.s I
j being ethically right, u; in the j
| case of the .vounc doctor mention- j
i ed above, we ,suggest that we, arc!
I going hack to lirsi principles and j
J judging it as a matter of abstract
! right, and wrong When we speak j
of something morallv wrong; a? j
m the ease r 's the drink habit of
♦•he older doctor, w* are think- j
mg especially oi the. act. in rela-
THE CAROLINIAN
From European Travels: !
Observations And Impressions
Rev. R. Irving Boone
STOKES POGES
“The curfew tolls the knell of
parting day,
Tny lowing hoard wind? slowly
o'er the !ea,
The plowman homeward plods his
weary way,
Anti leaves the world to darkness
and to me.”
*
Among the places of spatial ir-
Uvest and of rustic beaut.’ within!
the environs of metropolitan Lon
don places which were mine to
visit is that of the histo’ ic ami
qua’nt old vil'agt? of Stoge Fo.e -.
Notable among tiie relics of these
ancient surroundings arc the
Manor. the Church, and the
• Country Churchyard”, so urapm- i
call;.' depicted by Thomas Gray ini
his immortal Elegy.
The history of Stokes Prv.es goes,
back io Anglo-Saxon times In the'
possession of successive families,
of trie English nobility down the ;
years, the Manor later came into
ownership of Sir Edward Coke,
the great lawver Cutes Jiv-uv
and author of ( ONE UPON LIT
TLETON. who held if from 1591 to *
h s dfcttih in 1P34. and who had the
costly honor of receiving Queer, j
Klinabetl I here. Hire. also. King I
Charles J, vho after the battle of
tiou to society and social judge-1
men is. •
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Thanks for idling us that you did not know what
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I Naseby in 1(145, became a fugitive, ;
: 'vas brought to Stogcs Poges and !
held in the Mon*ir January 2nd,
1647.
Other I.ords of (he Manor and;
owners of Stokes Page.- since that
date are lire Caver Family; Lady j
Cobhara, the poet Grays friend; I
the Perm Family, one <‘f which
was William Penn, the famous-
Freshman Week Concluded j
At Fayetteville College
FAYETTEVILLE With a
goodly throng of freshman en U
other new students from North,
Carolina and from state® along fire!
Atlantic Oast in attendance, the!
sis. day Frc-snir.an Week activities i •
were concluded at the Fayetteville;
Slate Teachers College on Sunday, ;
-SepU'ir,cpr Ik with an. informal re-!
ct-ption at The irome of Dr and '
, k !' • ■ ’
i : <.ll for oil r*''.denis '.vent lor ! .
word on Monoay, Suptember 19,
and classes bet'an on Tuesday, i .
September 20. 1 ,
'll'ifi round of. Ere -hnui'. Week
activities, under the direction of
D-nii of Women Geneva 1 H -mo
and !he ClomrrJttee or. Freshman
Week aoivifics, included ti-g- aH., (
ministration of standard tests by t
Quaker and. , founder ot Pcnnsyl- j
\ ar.in.
The position of the Church and i
Churchyard, remote from the vii-k
Hue and er.O.nsoi wiihm lne|
grounds of Stokes Park, is nc-;
counted for by it sneat* neighbo. - - '
hoed to the Great House, soma 20(1 j
yard? av/ay. Bcs.de the two en- !
tr..i,(:(-s to the Church on the south
Howard 8. Smith and Edward W.
Hargravo, “Know Yc.ir College'
pep ralhcs by the Student Court- j
seders and the Student Counsel :
Physical examinations by Dr W.;
P. DcVane in cooperation with thc-
FayettevUle Health Department,,
registration, f ic.uh.v lectures .fed *
by president Sea brook. Dean liu. !
.dolph Jones, and Mrs, Helen T. *
Cluck, social courtesies, a tottr of!
th? College hoi .' .y, and 3 vesper •
exorcise on Sunday, September 18,:
%v:vh the R.-verc-rd Clinton R.
Cole-mao. pastpi- of the Evans
Metropolitan Church. a-, guest
speaker. A tour of r'«n Tti-agg was
sponsoresi hv the roUeEP drama -
c *!d with I.ois p. T’ r-r :U
ehavga.
And growing children go for Wonder Bread like a
cat after canned salmon.
They can't get. enough, and of course they can't, get
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At National Seminar:
End To Church Jim Crow
CHICAGO ■— (AND Met ho
, Urfe, there te sn ancient west
j doorway, with its lower psrt now
biicked up aid its upper part
! lurried into a window.
The Crane - *:l is a portion of iho
N? nil,hi Church which was built
' a hois'. 20 year'- afn r tn« Conquest.
; Fhe Chancel walls ar.d pillars in
i !he Nave slii! remain. In the; left
! .-id« of Chancel wa’l .s the
j i('tnb of Sir John Molyns Mairhal
i of the Kina's Falcons and Super
j visor of the King's Castles, Hr
* was afterwards created a Peer of
j the Realm. The tomh is in the
form of an Easter Sepulchre and
•vhs used in ancient times for the
j purpose of typifying the Burial
i and Kesuflection, of Christ.
The test, object outside the
i Church which interests visitors is
, the tomb of Thomas Gray. The
! fir,si resting place of this illus
i frious poet, is immediately under
' 'he <-,vn window of the Church.
! As one stands in awe in the pres
! once of the silent dust of this
treat man ,-f letters, and the p
walks slowly among the rustic
oaks and In ancient yew trees'
; vnade, he is able to live within
'he spelt of (he stirring lines of
she magnificent poem. “An Elegy
j Written In A Country (' h ur<’ h
. ’-ard '. pei haps the he-t, known in
: the English language.
i dists women representing SO dif
| ferent guilds and societies voted
I recently to recommend to the 19*»6
General Conference of the Metho
dirt Churches resolutions ending
the denominations Control Juris
-1 diction.
Taking place at a national sernu
e nar on social and international is*
i sues, the action was one. of several
•; debated items to “approve find
'lings” ir. rimet mining what Mntho
clist women can do about them
Other recommendations were
1 1 1 supporting efforts to have
Negroes and other minority
groups represented on local
school hoards; (2i amalgtina
ting with other community
groups in working f n r atte
nuate housing for n!| persons
without harriers of segrega
lion; iti taking leadership in
placing refugees In their com
munities; ill keeping ahre <• *
of local government is: u f ' and
integrating migrant workers
>nto (he eotnnniuities where
tbe> live for varying periods
of time.
') The recommendation regarding
•he Negro e ; - cvntrai Jurisdiction
asicod specifically that a 'memori-,
] ho .err to the Gcn~.-;'.| COP*
ferenre of joy? repurr-iieg the re
moval. o' 1 : harrier; within
the stricture of the Mot iodic *
.! Church Jr was approved un
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