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BUILDING A NEW LIFE
When a person has been tol
that he has tuberculosis, he fact
more than a battle with a dangei
ous disease. The treatment c
tuberculosis is a long, slow a
fair, usually accomplished in
tuberculosis sanatorium or hoi
pital.
Both the patient and his fan
ily must realize, that the patier
may have to make a substantii
change in his way of living whe
hospital treatment has been con
pleted. For example, if he lis
followed a strenuous athletic lif
or has done heavy manual worl
he must find a way to substitut
- less exacting forms of recreatio
and occupation after recover;
His problem is how to make thl
change in such a way as to r<
sume the support of his famil
instead of becoming depender
on them or on the community.
In a modern tuberculosis hos
pital, the patient learns how t
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601 E. Gaston St.
Phone 2-1505
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Lewis Street
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to Order
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248 E. Sycamore
Dial 2-0002
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INCORPORATED
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581 S. Elm St.
Phone 5605
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401 East Market Street
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i Rape, Onion Sets, Collards and
tuce, Spinach, and Tender Greens
nlal Flower Seeds.
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i care for his health in such a way
V as to minimize risks of a new
outbreak of his disease. Because
of this kind of instruction expatients
have proved a good emd
ployment risk in business and iniS
dustry. The production records
p- of the war years emphasized
>? what many employers had disf"
covered . - . that a former paa
tient placed in a suitable job 1
3- makes a highly satisfactory employee.
, i
i- Progressive TB hospitals help ]
it patients to take stock of their (
il educational and job assets and to i
n plan and prepare for a new life i
l- which does not invite relapse, t
is Under medical direction, occupa!e
tional therapists, social workers,
?, counselors and teachers plan the
,e practical phases of training for
n future employment.
y. Every state department of eduls
cation maintains a vocational re3
habituation program which proy
vides suitable vocational trainit
ing and placement for the recovered
TB patient, as for other
3- handicapped persons. Often this
o service is begun in the hospital
- under medical supervision and
completed after the patient has
returned to' his home.
The result of this growing policy
is an improved outlook for the
patient who once faced the
threats not only of a disease with
the possibility of fatal outcome
but the hazard of life-long in_
validism and dependence on oth- ,
ers. Today, for the patient whose
disease has been found in time .
and who is willing to follow the
doctor's advice, there is an excellent
prospect for successful
employment nad full enjoyment
of his new way of life.
VALUABLE
"Yes, my own son went out
west several years ago to make
his fortune."
"And what is he worth now?"
"I don't exactly know; but six
months ago the authorities were
" offering $2,000 for him..'
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DAIRY BAR
600 East Market St.
(By the Underpass)
Ice Cream as You Like It
Thick, Creamy Milk Shakes
Fresh Toasted Sandwiches
"You're Always Welcome
Here"
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INSURANCE"
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LEWIS ANDERSON, Prop.
GLADYS ANDERSON, Mgr.
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CRISP SANDWICH
SHOP
Try onr country ham, barbecue,
pork chops, fish,
fried chicken and hot dogs.
Yes we have beer and soft
drinks.
VISIT OUR
NEW SIDE PARLOR
Phone 8-6871
1800 8. Ashe Street
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: FUTURE OUTLOO
WILLIAMS FORFEITS
PRIVILEGES; NO
LONGER TRUSTY
Take a dash of giggle-water
and an afternoon off from the
city jail. Throw in an immovable
abject and shake well. The result
would be the undoing of Superman,
which Roma Fletcher, Williams
has discovered he isn't.
Williams gives as his address
as 1334 Ashe street, but he
hasn't lived there for some time.
On July 14 he began a six-month
residence at the city jail on
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon.
But Williams became a trusty
at the jail, and with his elevation
to that rank came the privilege
of going home one afternoon a
week to get cleau clothes and
other necessary items. Monday
was Williams' afternoon off, but
tie couldn't be bothered with
necessary items.
A drink of liquor apparently
began Williams' immediate
downfall. With the stomachwarming
concoction under his
belt, he allegedly took a car belonging
to Tommy Austin, 806
Ashe street. He went for a joy
ride, police said, that lasted only
three blocks.
At 25S Whittington street,
Williams drove the car into the
front porch of a house said to
belong to Naomi Smith. The lads
with the badges came and carted
Williams back to where he had
started.
Tuesday, in Municipal-County
:ourt, Wiliams faced charges of
driving an auto while intoxicated
ind larceny of a car. He still has
ibout four months to serve on
the assault with deadly weapon
;harge.
Besides all that, Williams has
definitely lost his privileges as a
trusty.
Windsor Center
The Windsor Center Basketsail
court will be open for pracice
beginning October 15. Midgets
and Juniors will be able to
sse the gymnasium from 3 until
i p. m. From 6 to 10 p. m. the
gymnasium will be reserved for
seniors and adults only?Monday
.hrough Friday, from October
15 to March 1, 19 48.
All teams wishing to enter th#.
:ity recreation basketball league
will please contact T. D. Wooten
sr E. S. Carr at the Windsor Center.
League schedule will begin
the first of December. ,
The Windsor Center staff will
jut forth every effort to make it
possible for outside groups to
Under New Management
Ashe St. NewsStand
and
DELICATESSEN SHOP
802 South Ashe Street
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use the facilities when said facilities
are not being used bygroups
and activities sponsored
by the recreatoin staff. Now is
the time to inquire about a date
for an affair that any group, club
or organization might want to
give at the Windsor Community
Center.
SENIOR USHER BOARD OP
ST. STEPHEN CHURCH
CONTINUES TO CI ROW
On November 26. 1942, the
Senior Usher Board of St. Steph- 1
on Christian church elected as
"its president John H. Clark, un- j
der whose leadership the board
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Try our Country Ham, Barbecu I
l'ork Cliops, Fish, Fried Chicli< I
and Hot Dogs. Yes, we have
Beer and Soft Drinks.
Ice Cream, Hot Coffee, and
Ciuidies of all kind.
13O0 South Ashe Street
Phone 3-0371
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Mack's Wood Yard I
120 Best St.
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MOTORCYCLE
FINANCING
RE-FINANCING
N. & I. Finance Corp.
At Our Now Location
117 S. Davie St.?Phone 3-2561
Parking inside of building
while transacting business .
eaners Depot I
rket Street
SERVICE
stations and Dresses
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MES, Manager
TLLMAN, Ass't Mgr.
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eensboro Country Club |
has grown from 10 members to
31 members. The board is doing
a great work, and has, since the
time of Mr. Clark's election, five
years ago, raised $300 for the
church.
Encouraged by the past record,
the board has hopes of doing
an even greater work in the
future. Says Mr. Clark, "we can
do all things with the Lord to
help us."
SARETTA BEAUTY SHOPPE
"It Takes Your Head to
Run Our Business"
MISS SARAH BROWN, Prop.
1222 E. Market St.?Dial 2.3026
Lovelier Hair Styles Are
Not Always Pound in
Hollywood
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MACO BEAUTY
NOOK
700 EAST LEE STREET
Mrs. Lola Whitfield, MgT.
Phone 3-4146
Community Cli
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