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Show THE g Two Burton Family Members Enjoy Recent Reunion Your Doctor Forty one members of the Wm. Burton family met at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ernest I Wilson Sunday to enjoy a dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kendall and two sons; Mr. and Mrs. Ned Green-halg- h and two children of Santa-quiMr. and Mrs. Elwood Jenkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Peterson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Burton and family, Mrs. J. B. Burns and daughter Jackie, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson and family of Kearns; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jasmund and daughter, recently of Chicago, and who are leaving to make their home in Hawaii for the next two years where Mr. Jasmund will be stationed with the U. S. Navy; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton and family, Lester Broadhead, a guest, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson and family. Says... The following it one of a series of articles written by membert of the Utah State Medical Association and published in cooperation with your local newspaper. These articles are scheduled to appear every other week throughout the year in an effort to better acquaint you with problems of health, and designed to improve the of the people of Utah. n; AND SATURDAY FRIDAY MATINEE SATURDAYI SUNDAY AND MONDAY 20th Cntury-Fo- III . iiw bar k ii H prtMtnts JENNIFER! WILLIAM III-N- Nrfew vii If well-bein- g "NERVOUS" AND EMOTIONAL ILLNESS Despite how mucli we may differ in other ways, all of us as human beinga have one thine in common. Scarcely a day goes by that does not bring some situation which requires emotional control. Usually, when we are adult we can handle most of these without undue difficulty. Occasionally, however an exceptionally troublesome problem arises, or several smaller ones hit us at once and we show symptoms of emotional distress. We handle these problems in the best way available to us in view of our personality and previous experience. Nature has friven us the response of fear for the good purpose of alerting us to danger so that we can be prepared to meet it and defend ourselves from it. In civilized society, however, many of the things we worry about are so intangible that it is difficult to put oar finger on them, handle them nd stop the fear response. We about our jobs, our tauj worry ab'lity to make friends, our ability to be good parents or marriage partners, our relationships with people who are important to us, or our ability to handle the strong emotions which are seething inside of us. Under emotional stress, some people experience pure fear accompanied by a pounding heart, perspiring hands and a f eeling of im- catastrophe. Some people Sending evelop phobic or unrealistic, fears in an attempt to ;ontrol their anxiety, or become a Drev to recur rent disturbing thoughts which expend themselves o such a degree Driver Training Students Take Alertness Tests Relief Society Leadership Meeting Set for Sunday Driver Training students of the Juab high school recently took a series of tests designed to check their physical fitness. Tests were given by S. G. Lowman of the Utah State Automobile association. The series of tests encompassed the reaction time and a series of eye tests dealing with the field of vision, color vision, and ability to judge distanct, visual acuity. Generally, the physical condition of the student as applied to driving was excellent. This service was extended without cost by the Utah State Automob- The Juab Stake Relief Society leadership meeting will be held Sunday, November 27 at 2 p. m. ward Relief d at the Society room. All officers, class leaders and magazine representatives of all the wards are expected to be present. Lit-a-Lu- The The spotlight is again on the Fourth Ward Relief Society. Preparations are being completed for the annual bazaar to be held on ALAN Dec. 1, starting at 4 p. m. JUKI Pin now to bring the family for their evening meal. There will be a menu to suit every taste. Theer will be everything you Mrs. Byron Evans, Mona need for everyone on your gift Mrs. Don Snow, Nephl for this Christmas. Sandra Cowan, daughter of Mr. liftPlan now to come early and i. and Mrs. Clarence C. Cowan, (Adv.) stay late. Mrs. John Wilkey, Nephl Mrs. Eva Nuttall Nephl CARD OF THANKS im WARNER BROS. CINEMASCOPE ' When tragedy strikes, then you SACRAMENT MEETING S.MES WHfTMORC Mi MU1 fully realize the faithfulness of ATTENDANCE FIGURES HENRY BLANKS friends and, relatives in an Ward Percentage your area such as East Juab County. 32 Nephi Third Ward We hardly can find words to ex.30 Nephi Fourth Ward press our appreciation and love . 28 Nephi Second Ward for your kindnesses in our behalf 24 Nephi First Ward following the death of our son. The Levan Ward 24 folks of the Nephi area, and the 21 r Mona Ward Fountain Green area really were wonderful in our time of bereavement May we say "Thanks" to all, straight from our hearts. INVEST YOUR GilvUtmcXh MONEY IN A Mr. and Mrs. uranr sperry ana w WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ILadd fliLYSon Tables were beuatifully in School Work Ne-ph- TtO $Hf MKHJJI MSI mm I J and several prizes were distributed. Prizes were selected by the committee consisting of Mrs. A. K. Johnson, chairman, Mrs. W. Lee Bailey and Mrs. DeVon Anderson. Club members and their partners who enjoyed the turkey dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Eugene Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaw, Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Udell R. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Worthing-toMr. and Mrs. A .C. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beagley, Mr. and Mrs. Irel Chase, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Beckstead. er KODAK "v amera You'll be able to take wonderful color pic hires the first time you try. Average exposure settings are marked In red. Styled In rich brown, camera comes with f3.5 lens and 1300 flash shutter. And it's budget-price-d at just $3375, Inc. Fed. Tax ( GO-ABILI- You driv safely all winter long whon you havo M.S.I. Troadt on your roar whoolk ThM ruggad rocap dig in . . givo suro traction whoro regular tirot bog down. Como in today . . . M bow easily M.S.I. Rocaps tako the work out of your winter driving. Garden Club Meets CHICKEN PIES FOR SALE Fourth Ward Bazaar, December 1 The regular meeting of the Nephi garden club was held on Wednesday, November 16 with Mrs. Twila Winn, vice president, in charge. County Agent Ray gave the lesson and a film on "Vegetable Gardening" which was outstanding, and enjoyed by all present. African violets were on display and sale. Two committees were chosen, one to be in charge of a Christmas party and one to plan for the election of officers for the coming year. ITGOINQI EVER &ON'T THtJK YOC'RB V. STOPS THE COPS WILL -f STHIKJK -- r.S AK YOO SEE THIS. rj- CALL FOR EXPERT EVI( New fall TV programs bring you GREATER entertainment. Let us make your set perform GREENWOOD TIRE SERVICE Second South and Main ?N W I'LL.7 GET VW COpo? MJzeV FSf? T IF THIS CAR (wciiHcraGEHEarU) TERMS IF DESIRED Bur-tensha- w OAL RECAPS GIVE REAL IN MUD, SNOW, AND ICE pk?XiJsLl Nephi, Utah IfGETONE'TTMseZcrTlLI I'LL PUSH THE SALES OF THOSE DEPENDABLE USED CAR? 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As easy as flicking a light switch 1 Then Plymouth's fully automatic Power-Fli- te world's smoothest transmission takes over. It's the ultimate in driving ease. Aerodynamic All-ne- w 200 'Mil WHjejeTfJ( price-ranges- -2 I MOTonco. Moiieicj CAPTURE YOUR I KRAFT n, family. NEW 'Sllll' decor- Competitive games were played Parents represented in the Juab high school had a very busy schedule at their recent conference day. It was reported that over 90 per cent of the parents scheduled met their appointments. It was noted also that there was an increase in the number of fathers who were present, fathers representing over 30 per cent of the conferences. School administrators appreciate the interest in the school and the children shown by these parents. At the end of each conference, the parent was given a report card showing the first quarters work. Principal Newell points out that report cards will again be sent home in January, and in March, parents again will be invited to the school. Recently admitted patients at the Juaib County hospital Include: John Lee Branagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Branagan, of Eureka. Gordon Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen, Eureka George C. Sperry of Nephl T Club ated in the holiday tradition with the "horn of plenty" being filled with delicious friuts. th. wond.r of STEREOPHONIC TUESDAY Party Reading Lit-a-Lu- re at Ray's Cafe. Annual Bazaar In 1955 held their Thanksgiving party on Thrursday night, November 17 Fathers Show Added Parent-Teach- 24, Club, Partners re Enjoy Thanksgiving ile Association. Interest November First-Secon- Fourth Ward Sets 4iLl0$P,ITAL if much of the waking hours. Some people atto tempt pull away into a world of their own which is free from disfactors. Many people deturbing velop physical symptoms. Sometimes thtse t. mptoms involve the interreaction of emotions and an organ of the body which results in structural damage to the organ, as is the case in peptic ulcers. Such a disease is best handled by a two pronged treatment involving both general medical aid and an attempt to lessen emotional pressure by the general physician or by psychiatric treatment. There are many people who convert or turn an emotion into a physical symptom in a way which involves no organic changes at all. When a person blushes, for instance, he converts an emotion of embarrassment or pleasure into a physical flushing of the skin. Yet, no matter how many times a day he may blush no organic changes take place in his skin or circulatory system. Probably no gToup of people is so bewildered over their symptoms ae the group that expresses emotional tension by developing physical manifestations which do not resuli in structural damage to the organ. They experience acute or persistent paina in some aree of the body. After thorough examination, their phy-in sician tells them that they are good phy.'ical health and that there is no organic reason for the symptoms. He may add that the illness is functional; that is, that the trouble is h the way the organ i3 working not in the organ itself. Thic may be perplexing to the patient. It is han for him to believe that what is felt as physical pain may co e from emotional causes and he feel- - he is being told that it is "all in hu head" or that his pain is imaginary. Any time pain is felt it is real and pain induced by emotional tension can be just as severe as that brought about by organic illness. However, since the cause is different, the treatment is also different. With persistence of symptoms of this type then psychiatric treatment may be the medical treatment of choice. This is the process of reorganizing the emotional life so that better ways can be found to meet the stresses and I strains of living. Thursday, NEPHI, UTAH TIMiS-NEW- |
