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MEMBERS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE BOARD OF HEALTHG. G. DrxoN, M.D., President AydenHubert B. Haywood, M.D., Vice-President RaleighH. Lee Lahge, M.D Rocky MoiintMrs. James B. Hunt Lucama, Rt. 1John R. Bender, M.DWinston-SalemBen J. Lawrence, M.D RaleighA. C. Current, D.D.S GastoniaH. C. Lutz, Ph.G. HickoryGeo. Curtis Crump, M.D.AshevilleEXECUTIVE STAFFJ. W. R. Norton, M.D., Secretary and State Health OfficerJohn H. Hamilton, M.D., Assistant State Health Officer and DirectorState Laboratory of HygieneC. C. Applewhite, M.D., Director Local Health DivisionErnest A. Branch, D.D.S., Director of Oral Hygiene DivisionA. H. Elliot, M.D., Director Personal Health DivisionJ. M. Jarrett, B.S., Director Sanitary Engineering DivisionC. P. Stevick, M.D., M.P.H., Director Epidemiology DivisionFREE HEALTH LITERATUREThe State Board of Health publishes monthly The Health Bulletin, which willbe sent free to any citizen requesting it. The Board also has available for distributionwithout charge special literature on the following subjects. Ask for any inwhich you may be interested.Adenoids andAppendicitisHookwormInfantileDiseaseParalysisTonsils Typhoid FeverTyphus FeverCancer InfluenzaConstipation MalariaVenereal DiseasesResidential SewageDiabetes Measles Disposal PlaintsSanitary PriviesDon't Spit Placards Scarlet Fever Water SuppliesFlies Teeth Whoophig CoughDiphtheria PellagraTuberculosisFeeble-mindedness, Mental Health and Habit TrainingThe National Mental Health ActSPECIAL LITERATURE ON MATERNITY AND INFANCYThe following special literature on the subjects listed below will be sent free toany citizen of the State on request to the State Board of Health, Raleigh, N. C.Prenatal CareFirst Four MonthsPrenatal Letters (series of nine Five and Six Monthsmonthly letters)Seven and Eight MonthsThe Expectant MotherNine Months to One YearInfant CareOne to Two YearsThe Prevention of Infantile Two to Six YearsDiarrheaInstructions for North CarolinaBreast FeedingMldwivesTable of Heights and WeightsYour Child From One to SixBaby's Daily ScheduleYour Child From Six to TwelveGuiding the AdolescentCONTENTSPageSummary Of Highlights Of Meeting Of The North CarolinaPublic Health Association 3Veterinary Public Health 6In-Service Education For Public Health Nurses 9Major Phases Of The Public Health Program In Halifax County 12
Vol. 66 OCTOBER, 1951 No. 10J. W. R. NORTON, M.D., M.P.H., State Health Officer JOHN H. HAMILTON, M.D., EditorSUMMARY OF HIGHLIGHTS OF MEETING OF THENORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATIONWinst-on-Salem, September 13-14-15By M. B. Bethel, M.D.City Health Officer, Charlotte, N. C.Having come again to Winston-Salemfor our annual meeting, having experienceda most delightful and profitablesession and having been immeasureablyenriched thereby we must first of allcommend our governing board for theirwise decision to meet here on thisoccasion.President Parker has done a magnificentjob. It is obvious that the Association'sguiding board, and the committees,and those responsible for thisprogram have supported him well. Occasionssuch as this do not just happen.They are slowly and painstakingly,and even painfully put together.Called upon to sum up the highlightsof this meeting, I approached the jobwith a certain integrity. I paid attentionwhat was said, made notes andafter each session wrote copiously, recordingmy impressions with fidelity.There were scouts who brought newsof the several section meetings.It boils down to this. There was nosingle thing said that should have beenleft unsaid. Some speakers were moreeloquent, to be sure, but all had worthwhilepoints to make. We are all aboutalike.Erudition is no indicator of sinceritynor is accomplishment an accurategauge of effort. If I select, therefore,certain things or people for commentplease do not take it to indicate thatunmentioned effort went unappreciated.Rather construe it to mean that anycontribution you may personally havemade was above reproach, and cannotbe improved or elucidated by criticismor comparison.When the first Session was called toorder and the conclave was formallyunder way, there was a fitting levity togrease the initial creaking of the wheelsHis Honor the Mayor didn't show up toaward the key to the City nor did theState's Health Officer arrive in time toreceive it—but no matter. I doubt ifMayor Kurfees could have spoken halfso well as his emissary and certainlynone in our midst can match the Mc-Pheeters for a gracious reply.Dr. Mordecai on behalf of our hostcity issued a further welcome that wasthe epitome of something or other. Amixture of sagacity and wit and witheringscorn it should be duly chronicledand preserved through the ages.Prior to his presidential address Mr.Parker deprecated such effort on thepart of our chiefs and suggested thatthis annual custom be abandoned. Hethen proceeded to give able testimony torefute the cause he had espoused, andmade us a speech which was the essenceof discernment and practicality.Weighted, quite understandably, with
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