. The uplift [serial] . early inlife. In connection with the dental program here, we recognize the fol-lowing basic principles in caring for ones teeth: first, to eat theright foods, such as fruits, vegetables, milk, etc.; second, to brushthe teeth regularly, at least twice each day; third, to see your dentistregularly; fourth, to give ones teeth regular exercise by chewingon substantial foods. For the seven weeks dental program ending September 22, 1944we present the following summary: Number of children inspected and treated 367 Number teeth extracted 216 Number children—teeth cleaned 304 Nu
. The uplift [serial] . early inlife. In connection with the dental program here, we recognize the fol-lowing basic principles in caring for ones teeth: first, to eat theright foods, such as fruits, vegetables, milk, etc.; second, to brushthe teeth regularly, at least twice each day; third, to see your dentistregularly; fourth, to give ones teeth regular exercise by chewingon substantial foods. For the seven weeks dental program ending September 22, 1944we present the following summary: Number of children inspected and treated 367 Number teeth extracted 216 Number children—teeth cleaned 304 Number fillings 357 Number silver nitrate treatments 403 Number partial plates 6 From time to time it becomes necessary to take individual boys tothe local dentists in Concord where extractions and fillings are at-tended to according to the needs. Generally, these do not appear inthe reports covering the activities of the State-supported program,but after all they do constitute an important phase of the dental THE UPLIFT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Reported By Boys of the School Department Dentist Visits SchoolBy John Allen, 8th Grade Monday morning the boys of theschool section were delighted to haveDr. Dudley, of Asheville, to come tothe school to look at our teeth and ex-amine them for dental treatment. First of all he came to the eighthgrade room to look at the teeth andthen he worked his way down to thefirst grade in order of 7th, 6th, 5th,etc. Many of the boys in our grade hadgood teeth and several had teeth in badcondition. We appreciate Dr. Dudleys interestin the boys, and we certainly are gladthat he wants to help us to take bettercare of our teeth. B. T. U. Meeting—Intermediate Group By John Allen, 8th Grade At the opening of the program therewere two songs. These songs wereChrist Arose, by four boys, andDown at the Cross, by two boys. On the scheduled part of the pro-gram there were four parts as follows:(1) The Tall Tales Club, by WillieMyers; (2) Why Tell the Tru
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