The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 12

SATURDAY. JUNE 25, 1968 THE GRETNVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE TWELVE S. C.

Program Postponed Uncle Sam Wants Her? Tl cd. HEALTH CAPSULES bv Michael A. Prtli, M.I), Bell's Palsy Neuritis THERE AMY RANKER IN A PERSONAL Keepers Claim Bees Killed By Anti-Mosquito Spraying That's In Certain Spot COLUMBIA (LTD Protests to protect bees and other pet ments with Latin American na- from Columbia area beekeer- insects. Hons. ness after eight months.

This is a good sign. Since the exact cause or type of injury is very hard to identify, a specific cure does not exist. There is no "secret remedy" for Bell's palsy. But this does not mean you can't get over it. Most patients will, but the treatment is mainly help and nursing ers brought a postponement The target of the spraying is Friday of anti-mosquito aerial the "Aedes Aegypti," the mos-ipraying by the South Carolina quito responsible for the spread Slate Board of Health.

of yellow fever and other dis- Dr. G. S. Peeples, State eases. health officer, said the Board Peeples said that the spray-of Health was calling off all ing was being carried out un-aerial spraying until sufficient der a contract with the federal notice can be given the public government under treaty agree- JUP HuPfi rather than sudden "cures." Physiotherapy in the form of heat or massage, and sometimes By JOSEPH G.

MOLNER, M.D. Dear Dr. Molner: "The neurologist said I had Bell's palsy, not a stroke. How serious is this?" MRS. F.

H. Dear Doctor: "Has anyone produced a cure for Bell's palsy? The doctor said if it didn't go away in six months it most likely would never go away. Eight months later the left side of my face is still paralyzed but finally my eye has started to blink again." MRS. D. Bell's palsy is the name assigned to what happens when something affects a branch of the facial nerve that which controls muscles of the face.

In a word, it is neuritis in a certain place. The nerves of the face are of necessity close to the surface. They cause the changes of theHVl electrostimulation by neurologic 1 al experts, may help. Most folks recover; however, some never fully. After all, most Y.

IF SOMEONE PONY KNOW WHAT IT 19 ANP AlPNTALLY IT INTO Hl yg, WE MAY RECEIVE PERMANENT EYE PAMAS. JlONPAY: INSOMNIA. Hulth OpmjIm 9vm helpful inl.nn.tiMi It i net intwid.d to b. of ditg nettle lutur. Jerdoiial of us get over a lame back, or Pe, "tine nt But five area beekeepers complained that the spray was getting their bees as well as the mosquitoes.

Peeples said there would be no resumption of the spraying until all interested persons had been alerted and were able to take protective measures. Peeples said there had been no known cases of yellow fever originating in South Carolina in the past 20 or 30 years. But he added that with many service personnel returning from countries where the disease is prevalent, there is a "great potential for creation of an epidemic." South and Central American countries, through a massive program have succeeded in eradicating their mosquitoes, Peeples said. But there still are places in the southern United States, from Texas to South Carolina, where the mosquito is found. An aerial spray program already has been carried through in the Florence area.

Programs are planned for Columbia, Spartanburg and Greenville. C. E. Corley, director of the division of environmental health of the State Board of Health, says that the aerial spraying program has been found necessary to supplement the ground bum knee, or other sucn au-ments, but a few of us have to settle for partial recovery, and that's about the way it is with damage to a facial nerve, or Bell's palsy. Dear Dr.

Molner: "What effect does a tipped uterus have on conception?" MRS. J. G. It can, in some cases, make Teachers Join Agency Staff Grady J. Vaughn and Miss several facial muscles whichC Juanita Mullinax have joined express sublle emotions: r8) the staff of the Family and Children Service and Traveler's TO NEW HAMPSHIRE Miss Marilyn Brock, recent graduate of Emory University, is visiting friends in Atlanta before going to her Borority's Alpha Chi Omega national convention Whitworth-by-the-sea in Portsmouth, N.

H. Since she was elected to the national board, she will attend an executive meeting before the convention and will be away about 10 days. Miss Brock's parents, Dr. and Mrs. L.

W. Brock, have returned from a tour of Great Britain, Scandinavia, Northern Germany, Holland and Paris. They came back in time for Miss Brock's gradua Aid Society, one to supervise conception difficult or prevent it. In other cases it may not have any effect. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.

Darnell Johnson, blue-eyed blonde 16-year-old high school senior, was a little surprised when the mail brought her an invitation to join the U. S. Army reserve. But it isn't the first time she was taken for a boy because of her given name. She got an advertising sample in the mail last year a man's grooming kit.

(AP Wirephoto) i 'I ML siigiK sneer, or hidden sympathy, or a faint distaste, or love or annoyance or a wink or happiness or you name it. NOTE TO E. R. I'm glad you ve round out about bowel regulators containing dioctyl tion. MOLNEB sodium sulfosuccinate.

There Married 41 Years must be a dozen or more products which contain it. I've been recommending it for nearly 10 years. My suggestion, however, spraying program and individ ual inspections of premises. spending a week at Camp White Pines at Camp Old Indian with Bov Scout Troop 245. TO TEACH 4TH GRADE Miss Virginia Kirkwood Sims, daughter of Dr.

and' Mrs. D. F. Sims of Hartsville, received a B. A.

degree from Columbia College this term. Her name appeared on the dean's list several times. She will teach fourth grade at Schneider School in Columbia. Her parents are former Greenvillians; her mother is the former Anita Mc It is a part of the insect con RETURNS HOME Mrs. H.

P. Gemmill of Tay-ljjrs has returned from a trip tgMyrtle Beach. IS GRADUATE HMrs. Janice Copeland Moore was graduated from Phillips University in Enid, June 1 when she received highest honor in her major field of history. Present for the graduation were her mother, Mrs.

Conrad C. Copeland of 2 Gay-wood Drive, Miss Anne Barton of Greer, a niece, and Mrs. the Children's Center on Rutherford Road and work particularly with adolescent boys, and the other to work with adolescent girls. In announcing their appointment, Mrs. Amelia Croft, executive director of the agency, said, "Both come from the teaching field which is a good preparation for our kind of work, and we are pleased to have them." She noted that although Mr.

Vaughn is supervisor of the Children's Center, he will also work with male adolescents who the agency supervises in foster parents' homes. As a case worker, Mrs. Croft said, Miss Mullinax will work with many adolescent girls. Mr. Vaughn majored in social studies at Central Wesleyan College and taught American History at Easley Junior High School last year.

Miss Mullinax is a graduate of Parker High and received a degree from Furman University trol program that has been car ried on in South Carolina since 1935. Sentimental Journey To Honeymoon Hotel BURLINGTON, N. C. (AP) Mr. and Mrs.

John Riley make a sentimental pilgrimage to room 400 of the Alamance Hotel every year on the anniversary of their marriage 41 years ago. They have just done so again, and left for their home in Durham Friday after an overnight stay. Their car broke down on their honeymoon trip from Durham to Asheville in 1925. Riley had heard that the new hotel in Burlington was a good one, so they stayed there, and have been coming back since. The Rileys have two children, both sons.

One a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is managing his father's paint store in Durham. The other attends Northern High School in Durham. Recent surveys have shown is that you get your doctor's advice on which particular brand will suit your needs best. Mononucleosis is primarily a disease of young people. To learn more about it, send for my booklet, "Mononucleosis," enclosing with your request a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and 20c in coin to cover cost of printing and handling.

Cancer Claims FSU Coach the "Aedes Aegypti" spread uiv iformly over the metropolitan Columbia area, as well as other sections of the state, Corley Henry S. Moore and daughters, said. Dons and Janet, of Spartan Bell's palsy doesn't affect all of the face, nor all of the expressions of the face, but it does paralyze the nerve branch which controls part of the face and its muscles. A drooping of the corner of the mouth and of the eyelid on the affected side of the face is the principal consequence. Remember, only one branch of the facial muscle is involved.

It is not a serious ailment in the sense of endangering life or being painful. It isn't something that spreads. It isn't contagious, either. It is an annoyance. To answer Mrs.

F. question, it is a local condition which affects a part of the nerve of the face. A stroke is damage to some part of the brain, and the resulting paralysis depends on which part of that organ has been damaged, and how seriously. Bell's palsy has nothing to do with the brain and its signals. It is an interference in nerve signals at a "local station," and not at "headquarters." What causes the trouble in the branch of the nerve? It may be a chill, an infection, or in occasional instances a physical injury.

The general health of the patient can be a factor, but this is not easy to evaluate. burg. Mrs. Moore returned home with them for a brief Etiquette visit. Mrs.

Moore, a graduate of pherson. MARTINS HERE Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Culpepper of 6 Guyton St. have as their guests their daughter, Mrs. Frank Martin, and her children, Ralph, Lee and Amy, of Corpus Christi, Tex. Dr. Martin will join them next weekend.

ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wiggers TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

OK -J. K. (Bud) Kennedy, head bas Remarks Bring Boycott Goldberg Among U. N. in 1960.

After four years spent in teaching English at Carolina High School, Miss Mullinax went to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has just received her master's degree in religious education from that institution. Consult Her Mom On Dress By LOUISE DAVIS Dear Louise: My son is marrying a girl in another city in the same state. Do the bride's parents make all the decisions as to what kind of wedding to have and do they decide on the ketball coach at Florida State University for the past 17 years, died of cancer Friday in Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. Kennedy was admitted to the hospital about three weeks ago. Greenville High School, attended Winthrop College.

Her husband, Lt. Charles E. Moore, a jet pilot instructor at Vance AFB in Enid, is a Clemson graduate. GO TO MEXICO Miss Nelda Leon and Miss Peggy McMillan, rising juniors majoring in Spanish at Furman University, will leave today for Saltillo, Mexico, where they will study at the Academia Interna-cional Escuela Normal. Trav ChiefsGreeting Faisal of 310 Richbourg Road left Tuesday for Cincinnati, where they will visit Mr.

and Mrs. John 0. Cushing. From there NEW YORK (AP) Ambas. wmmm passionately devoted to free discussion in this country, the right to dissent and the right to protest, and it is the essence of de ondumer 6 mocracy that this be conducted reception plans? Should we offer some suggestions to the sador Arthur J.

Goldberg joined other United Nations dignitaries Friday at a luncheon honoring Saudi Arabia's King Faisal, whose remarks about Jews led to his boycott by the city of New York. Goldberg, himself Jewish and a former U.S. Supreme Court they will take a northwestern route to California. They expect to return home in about two months. RECUPERATING Mrs.

Lenna Howard of 13 Post Oak Road is recuperating from For the most part, and for in an atmosphere where all eling by bus, they will spend the night in Houston and Laredo, bride? Does the groom's mother 80 have a choice of style and color before entering Mexico. ueAuon ij)ox When classes terminate Aug. 8 i to wear at the wedding? S. M. Green Bay, Wis.

LOUISE DAVIS ANSWERS The bride and her parents By MARGARET DANA a heart attack four weeks ago. voices can be heard and listened to." Faisal has yet to comment on the snub accorded him by New York City. New York City, with an estimated 1.8 million Jewish residents, has a primary election justice, talked for four or five Her daughter, Mrs. Elmer practical purposes, we usually can say no more than that something has affected the nerve, an dthe paralysis is usually temporary, although recovery may be rapid, in a week or two, or may be slow. It may take longer than six months.

Mrs. D. notes that the eyelid is getting over its weak minutes with the white-robed. make all decisions concerning Nicholson of Philadelphia, flew bearded Arab monarch before down and has returned home. they sat down at a luncheon ten coming up Tuesday, and a gen dered Faisal by U.N.

Secretary- eral election in November. uenerai Thant. "It was a very pleasant lunch EMMY LOIF By Marty Links eon, Goldberg told newsmen afterward. "I discussed with Faisal his visit to our capital Q. Can food stores legally advertise certain special sales for certain days and then claim they have "sold out" yet have stock left the very next morning of the same advertised Items? Should they not be required to keep on hand enough of the sale merchandise to supply customers who come in during the store hours? A.

The practice as you describe lt sounds questionable. A store may in fact run out of advertised items, but some stores have a custom of issuing "rain checks" to customers who are disappointed by lack of sufficient supply. A "rain check" entitles a customer to the product offered during the sale, at the sale price, whenever it becomes available again. In the case you describe, the stock on sale the morning after the sale should have been made available at the sale price, if customers were turned away the previous day because it was "sold out." Miss McMillan will tour such cities as Guadalajara, Mexico City and Taxco. Both will return home by air.

Miss Leon is the daughter of Mrs. Christine A. Leon of 433 Cary St. and Miss McMillan is the daughter of Lt. and Mrs.

M. F. McMillan of Spartanburg. VISITING IN MARYLAND Misses Ann Howard, and Emily Warren of Mauldin are Miss Warren's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Bobby Braswell, in Frederick, fof two weeks. They plan to visit Ann's uncles, Dr. V. E. McCrary of College Park and Joe McCrary of Beltsville, both in Maryland.

WEEK AT CAMP David Batson of 117 Ridge and tne President. He was very pleased." the wedding and reception. Go along with all plans even if you are disappointed. Don't make suggestions unless asked for them. When writing to the mother, ask her the general style and color of her dress that she will wear at the wedding so that you can select something that will harmonize.

Make your own selection, being reasonably sure that the mother and her daughter will like it. CUBAN CROP OFF HAVANA, Cuba (AP) A total of 4,452,718 tons of sugar has been produced in Cuba this year, a big drop from 1965, officials reported Friday. The year's production is nearly Two members of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church of Greenville will represent the church at the third Quadrennial Assembly of the International Christian Women's Felowship (Disciples of Christ) to be held at Purdue University in West Lafayette, June 27-July 1. Those who will attend are Mrs. Charles W.

Shearman, South Carolina president of the fellowship, and Mrs. Eleanor Turner, secretary of the local group. Over 3,000 women in the United States and Canada are expected to attend the gathering. The theme will be "The Courage to be Mayor John V. Lindsay, to political pressure and ig noring State Department ad vice, Friday canceled an official city welcoming banquet for Fa-1 isal, because the king called Jewish supporters of Israel his enemies.

The mayor announced through an aide that during Fa isal's state visit here he would "not greet him nor see him." Springs Drive in Taylors is Christian. "We didn't discuss that," Summertime Is Funtime Goldberg said when asked what Faisal thought of Lindsay's boycott. Faisal drew applause from JJlntd rom Jdelt oide U.N. employes as he was welcomed to the East Side head P.F plastic wrap and all around an made especially empty tube from waxed paper or foil before putting it in the By HELOISE CRUSE Dear Heloise: We bought a beautiful dining room set, and my freezer. new hus- for ladies and children Takes little space and the hole in the tube makes the pie crust thaw faster when using later Absolutely great! Heloise Dear Heloise: take them out of the freezer, let them set for a while to thaw and soften, and then flip 'em into pie pans.

This is quite a timesaver for the working lady. Catherine Wheelock One of the greatest things about this is that you can make a double or triple recipe and save getting so many bowls dirty. Instead of rolling it up tight, or putting it in flat in the freezer (which will cause it to crack when it is taken out), roll it tin. U. i.

Ptl. 0. All fiaMl riI.I On a windy day, why shake I put in the 'V HFLOISE band urged that extra leaves to take care of them. This made my table oval-shaped, and I could not find a pad a ere that would fit it. I took an old quill, cut it to the size of the table and bound the edes with some quarters by his host, Thant.

Asked how many persons declined invitations to the luncheon, a U.N. spokesman replied, "None, to my knowledge." A United States delegation spokesman, commenting in advance on Goldberg's attendance at the luncheon, said: "The secretary-general has invited the chief representative to lunch and the chief representative of the United States, whenever possible, always accepts the invitation extended by the secretary-general." It was only two weeks ago that Goldberg publicly chided a group of New York University students and professors who walked out of commencement ceremonies because Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara rugs "I knew this would happen, Mom! thing in my room since you made I can't find me clean it Hang them on the line for a Exclusive P.F. Posture up! few minutes, and let Mather Na ture do the work! Mrs. Devy Pickering EVANGELIST Foundation FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane i "One of Americas Outstanding Revivalists" A SIGN GlfT MINISTRY 'POWMfUL POSITIVl PHI ACHING DlllVtttANCl FOR THtSICK Km received an honorary degree matching bias tape.

Now I have a dining table pad, very colorful and most inexpensive, too. Marvel Barber Depf Heloise: I have found a very easy way to roll pie crust dough. Place a piece of plastic wrap on your counter top and lay your ball of dough on top of it. Cover the tne demonstrators were protesting the war in Viet Nam. "That is not democracy," Goldberg told the commencement audience.

"It is the antithesis of democracy. We are Sl 4 to 12 $3.99 1 to 4 $4.99 4Vi to 9 $5.99 Unsure Students May 'Find' Selves In Military Life dough with another piece of plastic wrap and roll dough with rolling pin. This eliminates cleaning a counter top and rolling pin. peel off top portion of plastic wrap. Using the bottom piece of wrap, flip the crust over onto pie pan and fit properly.

Then peel off the remaining piece of wrap. This way your crust will not break. This is an excellent idea when making flaky pastry that so often breaks when handl- Jriddie'i Sit oeA 1 sm 1 GREENVILLE REVIVAL 11 Jh i CENTER rS7 I STAIt 0 imii! tONf MAN Ct, ij WASHINGTON (UPI) Lt. Gen. Lewis B.

Hershey, the draft director, had this word of advice Friday for students unsure of their place in the world "I've always felt that a youngster who hasn't found himself could look for himself better in the armed services than anywhere else." 515 ARLINGTON AVE PHONE 232-0871 6-25 im -n, I Ju, I u. OB. (Behind Pendleton St. Medical Ct.) Alio Corrective Shoes On Prescription Also, these rolled-out pie crusts can be put in the freezer with the wrap left on them. I rTrmt 1 "You're right, Mommy, that's 'zactly who it L.C.

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