'68 •rcsi- s vis- Thursday, December 19, 1968 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS. MOUNTAIN. N. C. SECTION C ^omerLS Health t'liicaKO, Ill. (WMNSt - If your baby'.s loot looks flat it if.. That’s normal lor infants and toddlor.s. •N'< caust foi alarm. This reassurance comes fiom the American Medical A.ssociat- ion magazine Today's Health, wh ich note? that "the normal foot of an infant is- fatter andand wider j than that of an adult. It seldom has a longitudinal arch and nev er a tranver.se one.” Instead, bab ies have fiat pads. i As they gmw the pads gradua ^ lly disappear and an arch bec-o- mes apparent. If your toddler seems iiat-iooted, don’t panic, fa ke him to aa doctor for a careful examination. II ho needs a correct- ; ive shoe, the doctor will prescribe one. and will do careful tollow-up Don’t buy orthopedic shoes with- i out medical advice. You may -was te your money and baby no goofi. * * • ' SPECIALIST RATES VARIOUS CONTRACEPTIVES i ♦ * * No.v York IWMNSI For women who want to have chil dren, and who want to spaca; them for the optimum welfare ofj the entire family, the most effec-i tive contraceptive yet devised is the oral contraceptive, -followed by the diaphragm used with jel ly or cream, and the introuterine device iIUDi. This is what obstetrician-gyne cologist Sherwin A. Kaufman, M. D. told nurses and other health -and welfare professionals at a recent meeting here on concep tion control. The pnysician, wlio is director of Planned Parenthootl of New York City, pointed ogt that some 12 to 13 million women through-' out the world, half of them in the U. S., are now on the pill. The pill got t'he highest rating, according to the physician, be cause it is virtually KX) percent effective. Dr. Kaufman then spoke of the lUD. One of its major draw backs, he said, is that it is not gener.ally suitable for women who liave never had a child. An other is that between one of every throe to ifive women can’t tolerate it, due to cramps, bleed ing, or expulsion. And finally, according to the doctor, it has a failure rate of two to three per cent. Dr. Kaufman emphasized that there is no contraceptive that is suitable 'for all women. There are contraindications for the pill; there are some risks (albeit small I lor some women. The same is true for the lUD. And some women find the diaphragm and jelly unpleasant to use. Such chemical barriers as creams and jellies -used alone, and aerosols, are less effective :than the other methods, but are ■certainly better than nothing, he noted. -MOM S LOW M'EIGHT GAIN INCREASES PREMATLrRI'IW New York (WMNSt Poor women whose diets are inade quate and whose? health is pre carious sometimes gain little weight during .pregnancy. These women run an increased risk of giving birth to premature babies. This is what a recent study made for the Health Research Council of the health department found. Also implicated in prema turity were too fre<iuent preg nancies, maternal anemia, smok ing, and out-of-wedlock pregnan cies. Emphysema is a lung-deterior ating condition which some med- ioal researchers say ranks next to cancer as a result of smoking. BETHWARE COMMUNITY NEWS ^ Bell Laborotory In Movie Scene COMPLETES DUTY — Lorry D. Slycord, Signalman Third Class, completed three years active duty with the U. S. Nervy Friday. He and his wife, the former Gloria Wheeler, leave Tuesday to modee their home in Iowa. SHILOH SERVICE Rev. Scott Wcjodmansee, chap lain at David.s((n college, will fill the pulpit at the 11 o’clock mornin.g worship hour Sunday at Shiloh Prc.sbytcrian church in Grover. Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Hell of Goforth and Hicnda. Lznioir were Friday visitors of Mr. and .Mrs. .M. I). Harmon Mrs. Sam Bell and Gail. and daughter Beverly of (;r(H'n- The Lydia Claes of Oak Grove ville, S. C. were .Sunday t i.sitors 'Baptist church had a Christmas of Mr.s. P. K. Harmon, party Friday night at the home The El Bethel Homemakers of Mrs. Frank Ware. club will have (( Chiistmas par- ,, ^ 'y Satui-day at rhe lioinr- of .Mis. Sgt. Wayne Turner of the U. Charles Fisher, Jr. S. Air Force is home for a 30-day v^-omen of the Hope class cave. He is the son of Mr. and ,heir husbands had a Chrisl- .Mrs. Lloyd Turner. 'mas party Friday night in ibe .Mrs. D. M. Teague and .Miss Fellowship Building of tlic Oak Estelle Barber of Charlotte visit- Grove Baptist church, ed .Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Barber and Mrs. Bill Willis of Chailotic .Mrs. J. M. Wrig'ht and Margucr-'visited Mr. and Mrs. David (;ib- ite .Saturday evening. bons .Saturday. ■Mrs. J. D. Short is a patient at :hi-, and .Mrs. .lohn Senlcr and the Kings Mountain ho.spital, daughter Betsy of Gastonia were ..Mr. and Mrs. Gettus Seism Sunday guests of .Mr. ami .\lis, were Sunday evening visitors of Horace Bell. Mrs. J. M. Wright and Marguer-i itc. , College students who came Mr.s. Sam Bell and Gail were borne for the Christmas holida.\.s Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and, Misses Darlene Champion, Mr.s. Giles Bell, Crabg and Brent, bfadine Bell, Gerald Mallicnt and .Mrs. Lyman Champion and Ledford, Western Carolina, Darlene were Sunday dinner Cullowhee, Jimmy Fitcli and guests of .Mrs. Essie Ledford of Ledfoid of A..S.U., Boone. Cherryville. Mike Hoyle, N. C. L'niversily. Weekend visitors of Mrs. J. W.^CharlOlte. •Bell were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tay-| lor of Charlotte, Mrs. Paul' Bridges, Arthur Bell and grand son Sonny Jones,Mr. and Mrs.j James Bell, Mr. and Mr.s. Otto' Bell and Mr. and .Mrs. Dennis A young womicn in a trench came tlirougii tlic door, closely trailed by a middle-aged man wearing an ascot. Tlic scene was rciH'ccU'd .s(‘vcial times, and a crow I licgicn to ,:,alhor. All around llie Bell Lalis hcad- i|uarlc(s building in .New Y’ork movie i-amcias lilniod awa.v as the gill made cscnpi'' after es cape tlirough tile ((ooiwa.v. tiurious onlookers were toldj "It's a scene from a now movie, ’Great Ks.-ape from the .Sanitar ium’.'' l-:ut why use the Bell Labs Ir. ilding’f II jeest looks like a good sani- taiium.’’ c.xiilaincd ilic movie di rector. said R. B. Moore, local tc'Icphone manager. Three rii-e crops a year are, prodn.-c'd in I'ormosa. 1 FOR SALE One Good Used Sylvonio Coloi Television With New Picture Tube Priced Right. Terms on Approved Credit. BRIDGES RADIO & TV SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 739-4416 King David died at age TO. Deborah is hebrew for bees. ♦-4 Kale is a non-heading eablrage.i IIa\ing A Wedding? 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