The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 8

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 1943 THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE SEVEN 1 1 ...111111 1 ....1 1 1 1 1 PERSONALS features WOM A PAGE SOCIETY i 9. Dr. Mattson to Assist at Holy Week Services l)i A. Mattson, a member of a 11 of Augusta na Theo- logical Semlnnrv. TlnrTs Island.

111., "ill arrive in the today for. purpose of assisting Dr. C. Albert Lund in the Lenten services the balance of this pk Holy on Easter Sunil a y. Dr Mattson upies ihe chair of Christian Kthics and Sociology.

Ho is recognized as an able teacher in his field of theology and a speaker of considerable ability. His message this evening in the B'thany Lutheran church will deal with the subject, Cross a Mighty On Thursday! evening be will give the preparatory address in a communion service, ay of God On Friday. at 1:30 p. I)r. Mattson and Dr Lund will give alternate brief messages on Seven Last Words of Christ Special music will be contributed by the choirs of the Bethany church.

Saturday evening Dr, Mattson will speak in the Hethany Chapel. North Kscanaba. on theme, Denial." On Kaster Sunday Dr. Lund will give the Easter message at the a m. service on the theme.

Ihe Passover Type of I any or all of these services members and the public are invited. Ihe two Sunday schools of the Hethany church will present an Kaster program next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, at which time nominal admission charge will be made. Harris High School Leaders SPARS Enlistee Is Following a Family Custom hen Lillian Luchay. of Pei ronville, i left i daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Zigmuut Luchay, will be valedictorian of the Harris high school graduating class, and Irene Kleinian, of Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kleinian, will be salutatorian of the class. Graduation exercises will be held the Hark River Community Hall, Thursday evening, May 20. III I I I Of interest in Kscanaba is a Newton, Kansa- I left a feature story in the Chicago Trib- Friday afternoon ti une of Sunday.

April 11. and Chicago Satutt of the enlistment in the SPARS niorniim prai-t ally on time of Alta formes lv to the Jui resident, and a sister of Rosenwald Kund meeting, wh John Grodesky, who makes bad home here with the family of Mrs Vinetti Street. Ihe story as Alta Giansami was swo i into the Coast Guard a SPAR because, -he told when was accepted, the tradition ot the Coast Guard is her blood late grandfather. John A Shelson. was a full captain in Coast Guard, iio retired in atter of service, and hei uncle, George shelson, is chief officer now on duty with the same salty organi- cussi zation.

husband Dominic Giai santi, is iu the army. mother. an interest in Mrs. Lorraine Grodesky. is a lions whii to an ordnance plant employe before allocation and her father, Charles Grodesk' tnouev name!) what a former forest ranger, is an enti things which will me neer in Alaska Mrs.

Giansanti. to do in the field who is 2n old. was sworn the Rosenwald Fund wa in by Capt. L. V.

Kielhorn. chief of the Coast Guard staff in Observance of Holy Week Will Begin Thursday i i St. Vllltc 11111 ll eld of 1 I on Good Ft i climaxed masses hutch St. liurch i- at St Joseph chnrch, Wilberding. O.

F. ivor are announced as fol- a. High Mass to the Repository, it ion through the day. 7:30 Hoh Hour and Prayers for and Peace i fi ri and Uiv of the Cross: Lenten sermon and 7 a ot aI and High Mass and Ma on Hour in Dorothy Derwin At Grenier Field North 1 St ms llssed pri 11 Oil 1 ell by the tinsi I The mi nv Vi I toi Rest In Bed Is Best Treatment For Colds Social Club Church Events Service at Fusion A song and musical service will be conducted by the Salvation at the Stone Anderson Ensign this evening at Everyone is welcome to school at o'clock ud. No himi I There will be no Rosary Crusade today, it was announced by' Miss Lillian Grenier, Regent of the Daughters of Isabella, because i if the Holy Week services.

i i salvation I'ronrain A social and program. sponsored by the Men's League of he Salvation Army, will be held Thursday evening at o'clock, 'aptain Chester Sundman. assist-1 I by Lieut. Stanley Olson of Marinette, will be in charge, and members will take part. the program refreshments! a ill he served.

Major Joseph An- bison is host. Everyone is to attend. Son II ill SiTl ice The monthly church service p. ill be held at Soo Hill this eve- i iu. beginning at 7 4 o'clock.

is welcome to attend. 0 I horns The Chorus of the Onh I Methodist church will meet ibis evening at seven-thirty o'clock All members of the chorus are requested to Vie present Kvening Service The sacrament of the Lord's will he celebrated in the Vntrnl Methodist church Thurs- lay evening ot seven-thirty, o'clock. Dr. Masters hroat, DR. THOM D.

rlt for NK.X The common cold is ihe most universal disease of all. The average person has between two and three colds a year. Despite the recurrence of the experience. he is likely to! look upon each; episode as a brand new menon and wonder at his symptoms, i while hunting about in a new 1 direction for some remedy or relief. A is an infection in the nose, nasal larynx, or bron- chii, and is capable of involving the whole respiratory tract.

Its cause not yet determined, but there is increasing evidence that it is due to a virus. There no known way to prevent a cold. Vaccines, gargles, sprays, diet, and hundreds of other techniques have been tried ovei and over, without avail The mere fact that there are so many thousands of cures recommended for is good evidence that none is of any value. It has been said that an untreated cold lasts fourteen days, and a treated cold lasts only a fortnight and the adage is as true today as it ever was. Colds are annoying and but they are not serious.

hat can one do about a cold? It is a contagious disease and therefore the victim should try not to pass it on to others during the highly contagious period ol the first three or four davs after the onset. This means that he will prevent droplets from his own nose and mouth reaching respiratory and alimentarj tracts of those about him by covering his mouth, by not coughing carelessly. and bv meticulouslx wash ing the hands before preparing food GO TO RKH Bed rest is the best treatment for a cold It makes little or no difference what else is done. The duration and complications will be reduced to the minimum with bed rest alone. Also, regardless of other treatment, both the duration and complications will be increased in the absence of bed rest Bed rest is absolutely imperative during fever and for after fever.

All other treatment tomatical and usually harm than good. Aspirin contributes more to one's comfort than any simple drug. The duration of a cold is usually too short for the sufferer to be concerned with diet a means of treatment. It is customarily advisable. however, lo increase the intake of fluids.

A cathartic has no merit, and frequently merely contributes to the general discomfort It is almost impossible to resist the temptation to and that something too often makes matters worse It is doing nothing that brings the best results to the patient with a cold. Itelx'kah Meeting 1 Plioehe Rebakah Lodge, No 1 ili hold a legular meeting Kriday night, Aprii 23, at 1 0.0 K. hall. N'orth Tenih Street The meeting will hegin at 8 i clock. Aid I nrk I The Ladies Aid of Hethany I tliern ehm eli ill lueet in ehm eh parlors ihis afternoon at 2 clock for its regnisi session of Red Cross work.

Ile Soiltll renter on iiers Th I think kness lies mal svste Todi Ilo ni a sermon hy Good Krida tification at services Kelly. I Friday eventi at .10 cio Hojv Safi i UK a 1 1 and ('anion Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary to Can ton Hiawatha No. 4X, will hold a regular meeting and annual re view this evening at the home of i Mrs. Dalip Rehnquist at Kord River, All members are asked to i be present. 2 4 hours is does more Personal News Donald Pedro Pelletier has re! tin tied to his post at Grand Haven alter spending a furlough with his motlor.

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