Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 4

SVCIbil'f MOININS Stv1441El 4A Fort Worth STARTELLGRAM Birth Control Injection Favored by Fort Worth Study Group Surprisingly Dr Anderson said that there were no corn plaints about the pain of injections -They loved it aetuall he said They said tt eliminated the daily remembrance of having to take the pill" Dr Anderson said that there were no reports of nausea frnni women receiving the injection This is another common complaint among those taking Ihe pill lie said there were reports Of swelling in some areas "But this is true with any hormone- said Dr Anderson One side benefit cited by Dr Anderson was the monthlv meeting of the patients with medical pesonnel This regular visitation could Try easily bring to light some physical ailment or disorder that might go untreated for a longer period than would be healthful he said Rrnt-enri 'om 1 nine i)r a drug would he made available to the public if it is okayed by the Federal Drug Administration -Our general opinion Of the drug ideladrosatel is trrit it is a very acceptable and successful means of cOifi rat'epl 10r1- said Dr Anderson De said the Planned Parenthood Center here was one of three in the nation chosen for the study on deladroxate a combination of estrogen and progreserone two female hormones -Our studies along with those in other cities will be presented to the FDA by the drug company that mamilactures deladroxate" said Dr Anderson Severitycighi Atinien participated i the smilv began late 104- Dr Andersim seid cihrix ropresetred ranged from 16 to 10 with the majority the 21 to 25 ae bracket The injectIon is given On the sccith mlith day of the Women's mpiHrual -Several yonnen liked this because it gave them niore leeway than the pill" sad Mrs lijorth Dr Anderson sad tile contraceptAe caucif ight gain among the ykoincn This has ipcn onc ill tile major complaints about oral contraceptives "This the weight gain factor) wai one of the most favarahIe things about the Injections- he said By JON McCONAL A group of Fort Worth women who participated rat ion-Wide study consisting of a oncea-month injection for birth control voiced overwhelming approval of the shot Stilil of the study conducted over a two-year period were revealed this week by Planned Parenthood Center of Fort Worth who administered the injections -The largest complaint we had was because we had to stop the injections at the end of the stuCy" said Mrs Phyllis lijort Clinic nurse at the center Dr James Anderson medical director of the Planned Parenthood Center said it would be at least a year before the What's Going On Here 'e H' 7'- 7 si I r' 4'i 1 goo Gam two 14 1 1 r4 tr 4 tr4 tr4 tr4 kFAow 4 Resident Recalls Disaster of 1900 e4" 8 a Worth Zoological Park open until 930 7 ll 30 a m--Greer Island Nature Center at Lake Worth ()per 04: I until 4 30 rn free 4 1 9 a Worth Museum of Science and History open until 5 free: Log Cabin Village open until 5 pm 10-25 cents 9 30 a m--Zoological park herpetarium aquarium and aviar i i ORM until 9:30 pm Gray Line sightseeing tour leaves Grey- 71 it hound terminal and downtown hotels $2504475 i00d 10 Carter Museum 6f Western Art open until 7) 1rN free: Fort Worth Art Center open until 530 pm tree --4 i Ileritage Ila 11 open until 6 pm 50 cents and $1 Lord's Supper Display open until 530 pm 15-35 cents: Forest Park i Amusement Center open until 10 Five Mile Train Ride 35 cents: Childnm's Zoo open until 7 30 pm Aquaduck tour departs Hotel Texas 11 am --Trained porpoise show James Record Aquarium i I m- Duplicate Bridge 5201 Camp Bowie BM i 1 30 Line sightseeing tour I I 2 tour departs Hotel Texas I 4 Porpoise show 1 5 tour 7 line Western excursion to Nlansfield Kow hell lin- i deo 1 8 Bridge 5201 Camp Bowie Boulevard i': 8 15 --Casa M-imimi presents 'Walking Happy- $345 4' i :4 it I 7i i i 1 I I 1 1 nper Ian rey itil tree ord Park ide tour I dlor's off 11 Sitrr-s Sr ot 4820 Brsre 4 1 ay sears old on Sept 8 19(g) the das a iturrkane swept nter (tali eston destroying the town and killing mote than ktgsfi pesons Eittet itiow ol a 1 11 has written lief recollection ot the disaster at the requeit (II her son 1 red Rioes of Smithfield lime is her story of the tragedy that remains the trorcf disaster 'It the Insult nt the tinitPd States i-' iiiii! 1' 11 trrl 2 1 If z-' vi- i 4 1 A ii 10114 "--V37Z 1 vi tk4 1 N41 it i 7 1 i 01rt 4 "At 1 L' i 1 1 4 1" 1 li 1 I I i :71 ILI -5 4 t- 4 el I f' A iI 1 1 li 1 I 4 p-: --io i i t3 jr 1 4 1 -I i 1 1 11 0 g''-J7- It TE4' F4 a A la i' 4 Dry) I :3: '1 i oil i 4k Awilat Co: k'' 4 0 'A: 44 VAT 1 t'l 1171 rt 4 I t-- $4 4 ol It 143 1-1 Vt' tz11' '1 11 1 :1 'f''' I'li'4''' '''fi 11 z''' 1 3 fr 7 1 IF I ot A- Tii -'T- fi -f': t1 tr 1-: 7' A 0-4'''' '''''4 A 1 I I 4 ii 0 4 tr :1 2 L--- ---d- --30( 5t 4'' t'''-iii el 0 6L 0 4-voro ft I( 2 sul 1- tIn''' at 14iii kV 'prstC awe'" 1 af ps "Alf i 1 4i It i 447it -th 4 1 -'7' -N 4 :8 rt 4 -7-t-1! 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call the council office Enison 2-9387 1 for being of 1 mid 'e our house Dad Mr Hansen and Dr Cline went back got the Hansen dog cow and donkey and brought them to our house By this tune the water was deep enough that they tied the cow and donkey to the boat and the animals swam along They heard sereams for help went and found a Negro woman and several children put them in the boat and took them to ottr house where the husband found them They left that was the last we heard of them we never knew if they made it By this time it was about 5 pm We were standing on our front porch and saw a two-story house come floating down the street So my Dad decided we better leave By this time the water was six inches from coming in our house We had a Jersey cow also so they led the two cows and the donkey up on our front porch and then we all got into the boat Mother Mrs Hansen Miss Nanie Robbie Mrs Cline Cino Cline and the men were in and out of the boat to help guide it as we were at the mercy of the wind and waves We left 10th and Market at fi pm and at 1 a in we had gone only six blocks We 1vere dashed here and there At 15th and Market we got upon a pile of rubbish and made a drop of about a or tO feet We then went on to 201h where we drifted in under a shed By this time the men were exhausted and thought this would be a fine place to stay They heard a creaking sound so decided to move On We had only gotten a few feet away when the entire shed went down We then went one block south and were washed by wind and current around the corner and headed west on 20th by the Post Office went a half block and were washed into the alcove entrance to the opera house We were well sheltered from wind and rain and thought this was a haven where we could St When the back end of the building went out the pressure of this sent us back out in the open ENDURANCE TEST comparison Western Hills High School students will be studying in luxury vhen their I1('W building is compkted at mkt -term They started (lases in temporary Inuldmils like the one at roht on the campus of rlington Heights 1 huh By MRS BURSEY SR I was 6 years old On Sept ft 1900 my mother and her maid transplanted violets all morning It started to sprinkle rain and mother said "Oh that will be fine for the new planted violets" This was about II am My dad came home for lunch and by this time it had stopped raining We lived the third house from the corner on Market and 10th When my daddy went back to work he always rode me on the handlebars of his bike to the corner When I got off and he started across the street the water was about six inches deep It had not rained very hard so my Dad leaned down and put his finger in the water it was salty But still he went on back to work When he got to 2Ist and Market he could go no farther so he turned and rode back home By the time he got back home the water was up in our front yard We lived in a five room house that was about four feet up from the ground Next door to us on the west was Dr Roivel Haney Cline his wife and 5- year-old daughter Their house was real low I find the water by this time was almost in their house So Dad helped them get a few things together and they came to our house By this time my Dad decided he had better see about an old friend Capt who lived on 10th and Avenue A By the time Dad got to their house he was in water over knee deep So he and Mr Hansen waded about a block down to the bayside got a sail boat and came to our house which was four blocks After depositing the family at 3 R's WITH 1S' FOR SNAFU Pupils Beat First-Day Frazzle Girl Scouts of Circle Girl Scout Counci I a United Fund-sipported service are going all out to welcome new Ui ber and form new mops Girl scouts include Brownies second and third graders Juniors fourth fifth and sixth graders: Cadettes seventh eighth and ninth graders: leth Ilth and 12M graders Nothing is dull about girl scouting When a girl joins Girl Scouts she quickly learns there is a great deal of fun and excitement in both indoor and oLtdoor activities Even the youngest Brownie i learns to cook do simple sewing take a field trip and carry out service projects The girls ranging in age from 7-17 are also often seen at the Fort Worth Art Center Fort Worth Symphony Youth Concerts and Amon Carter Nluseum of Western Art 'File Fort Worth Nluseum of Science and History is a favorite spot during the Girl Scout Gift Festival Display The Girl Scout badge gram offers other mean! of at Cabin Village To Offer Tours Volunteers will conduct gulded tours of Log Cabin Village this weekend as a preview of tours given school children during the year The tours are scheduled Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm Cost will be 10 cents for children and cents for adults Volunteers in period costume also will demonstrate skills of pioneer women including pinning wool candle (lipping bullet molding soap making and weavIng Log Cabin Village is at University Drive and Colonial Parkway 7e urs iuct in IIi preduled rom 9 be 10 inandly soap used for Me first time in all secondary schools this year he said Nlost of these problems fnoll4 were caused by such I hings as students making hid minute mind-changes on their schedules -The computer is definitely a fine thing- Truelson said "Admittedly Ikere kind of atraid ot it kVe haven't used it long enough It's Just a question of us getting familiar its use We went one half black WPM then drifted north one block to 2Ist and Market Our boat was washed into an entrance of offices upstairs At this point we all got out of the boat went up stairs to an off-flee sat in chairs with blankets around us as the windows were all out The men took watches Watching the water level at 3 am my Dad came running up stairs The wind had shifted from south and east to north which washed the tide out By 5 am the water was gone The three men walked the 11 blocks to our homes The Hansen place was completely gone Not one thing of theirs was ever found Dr Cline's house had washed off its foundation Our house was OK but the water had gotten over the key board on our piano about 8 inches of mud was in the house The men then went back got the rest of the party and they all came to our house In the time the men walked the 11 blocks got us and got back to the house it had been robbed Immediately Dad reported to city and they started a clean up job At that time my grandfather Dr Salter Blunt was state health officer He gave permission for my mother's mother and husband to come and take my mother and me out and back to El Paso where my sister was born 21 das later What happened alter that was hearsay We were in an open boat from 5 in till about 1 am with absolutely no protection from wind and flying objects Not one person in the boat even had a scratch 'rhe boat was examined and it was literally peppered with fragments of tin and clay roofing When we got home our cow was in our yard The Hansen cow had gone about a block down the street and up on a porch The people just let her stay The donkey came home several days later We never knew where he went or how he got home Dad worked on the clean-up crew They took the bodies loaded them on drags took them to the docks put them on barges and took them out to sea In a few days the bodies drifted hack on the beach Then they took lumber from wreckage put it in a pile put bodies on top then lumber then bodies until they had huge piles and then they burned them My father being a very honest man turned into the City jewelry of every kind that had come from bodies with no identification of any kind He turned in a pint measure of diamond rings earrings cash silver i by the barrels I He did not keep one coin even as a keepsake nor one piece of jewelry But believe Inc plenty of people really cleaned up on the articles they took from the dead But now that I know right from wrong I am really proud to have had such an honest father stayed in El Paso for six weeks By the time we returned things were getting back to normal I have written this at the request of my on Fre Barsey As I write this Lute article I am 74 years old The things I have told are as vividly impressed on my mind rs if they had happened instead of 88 years ago I am fortunate to be blessed klith a very good mind I remember many things that napppned to me when I was 4 and 5 ears old My friends tel rno tnat I have a remarkable memory So I can truthfully sa that the things have recorded in this article are really experiences I went through personally To my knoxledze I am the laSt FIT VR07 Of group Jane 4 141 Ile pointed out problems such as overcrowded parking and cafeteria facilities a lack of lockers and the necessity I or 011Idoor movement between classes -But have faith that yilu 1 111 tar11 these problern deal with them without being iterpetually entangled" he said pdrcnts to get their children to Leonard Middle School found all roads to the 111W school but one torn up School officials have vorked out bus schedules Iron) West Ridge Baptist Church on 180 to the school to avoid congestion Parents will be asked to drop children off at the church viiere buses will pick them up for the five-block drive to the school School ofliciak hope tnany students will or ride bicycles during kkcather Temporary plywood sidewalks hice been put down in case (It rain TruelsiIn said he visited about to schools 1- riday and found generally that things were going -calmly and gal- utly" Some minor but anicipdt- I ed problems turned op in the computer registration system Flaw in FIRM Found In Small Bolt Hole By KATIll CLOUGH School Days 'WI in Fort Worth started voth its share of contusion headaches and snafus Friday it die normal problems supplemented by school construction (aftculties Ihmever eve!) though he probably as a little traizled by the end of the day SupL Julius Truelson said he well pleased by the school year's beginning An unofficial Lilly showed 78043 students registered HI the school system Final tip-tires probably II show a substantial in over that number when enrollment stabilizes next week Of those registering Friday 165R1 ere in senior high schools 14783 in junior highs 3948 in middle schools and 42751 III elementao schools Largest enrollment in each division was Morningside Elementary 1259 Elder Aliddle LOT: Forest Oak Junior High 108 and Paschl High School 2021 The greatest difficulties of the day were caused by the limited access One road: to the new Leonard Nliddie School and by crammed conditions on the Arlington Heights High campus where I lilk HO students are exiled until their budding is finished at mid-term Near the days end Western Hills principal Tkaill NIUrrOW Sa Id St IHICHtS and faculty had emerged -all alive and breathing' from the first dav on I air borrowed campus "All things considered it went very koll he said "Kids are pretty adaptable They can make do when they have to Its going to he livable" he said The Western Hills students are attending class in 13 temporary buildings In assembly in the Arlington Heights auditorium Friday morning Morrow told the students "Those 14 little shacks out there that's ours We don't own anything here- Air For officials said a faulty half-inch bolt hole apparently caused a vital of the swing-wing plane to crack during a recent ground test The Pentagon Thursday had detection of a failure a one-piece steel fitting about which both wings of the pivot Jack IV Davis president of enera I Dynamics-Fort DR LESTER HAIL DENTIST ArrtorCPS ft rfTivoi locl(01 Ats to 607 Wetical tower 11elq 1550 Rosodal ID 2-5473 Aides to Deaf Black and White TV he Mannrg CL ag :82 sq In pctve rwxcr with trade jjIM 4904 Camp Bowie 1 4201On-1738-0752 TUN TEE? 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