Smyrna times., 1963-04-04

IVA - GrSAAaA4 I'VE DA~A0Ag 0(a-
ford, Vice-president; Mrs.
william H. Hudson, Lewes, Re-
cording Secretary Mrs. Ralph
Swain, Georgetown, Treasurer.
Secretaries of Lines of Work;
Mrs. Edward wilkins, Bridge
Vile, Children's Worl; Mrs. R.
r. Bull, Harrington, Christian
Social Relations; Mrs. Willard
N. Webb, Lewes, Literature;
Mrs. Charles z. Dukes, Town
send, Missionary Education &
Service; Mrs. Albert o. Hum
phreys, Bridgeville, Mission
airy Personnel; Mrs. Hubert
Jicha, Dover, Promotion; Mrs.
William H. Smith, Frankford.
Spiritual Life; Miss Mae Wat
son, Milford, Student Work;
Mrs. Charles P. Spicer,
Georgetown, Supply Work; Mrs.
Gerald M. Henderson, Laurel,
Youth Work; Mrs. Ira Doyle,
Georgetown, Parliamentarian.
Mrs. Herbert Prettyman,
Laurel, Chairman Of Commit
tee on Nominations; Zone re-
preventative from each of the
six zones; Members of Com
mittee on Nominations:
l. Mrs. Ira Messick, Can
non, 2. Mrs. Mort T. Uher,
Greenwood; 8. Mrs. william
Hemphill, Dover; 4. RS. Char
les P. Townsend, Dagsboro;
S. Mrs. G. Rodney Ford, Mid
dletown; 6. Mrs. Wilbur M.
Mumford, Georgetown.
Zone Leaders: A. Mrs. Ray
S. Mears, Seaford; B. Mrs.
Norman E. Windsor, Laurel;
2. Mrs. Emory Postels, MIL
ford; 8. Mrs. william Holden,
Dover; A. Mrs. Ebe H. Chand-
Ter, Dagsboro; S. Mrs. Hen
ny Price, Smyrna; 6. A. Mrs.
Carey D. Sapp. Georgetown;
B. Mrs. ]. Edward Hudson.
Rehoboth.
Mrs. w. Harmon Money, Mid
dletown, and Mrs. Fred N. West,
Frankford, Representatives on
Board of Conference Projects.
Hold the pad firmly in place
with strong bandage : neck
ties, cloth strips, etc.;
Raise the bleeding part
higher than the rest of the body
unless bones are broken;
Keep the victim lying down;
*Call physician;
Never use tourniQuent to
control bleeding except for an
amputated, mangled or crushed
arm or leg.
At this point look to the needs
of other accident victims. Tryto
control bleeding and maintain
breathing for as many of the
victims as possible. Then go
back to the victim whose bleed
ing has been controlled and do
the following:
= Keep the victim warm.
Cover with blankets, coat, etc.,
and put something under him If
he is on cold or damp surface;
= If the victim is conscious
and can swallow, give him plenty
of liquids to drink, (water, tea,
coffee);
DO not give the victim alco-
holic drinks;
y If the victim is unconscious
or if abdominal injury is sus-
pected, do not give him fluids.
A tourniquent should not be
used to control bleeding except
for an amputated, mangled, or
crushed arm, or leg. Use only
a strong wide piece of cloth.
Never use wire, rope, irvine,
or other narrow material. Wrap
the tourniquet around the up
per part of the limb above the
wound. Tie a half-knot; place a
short stick on the half-knot; tie
a full knot over the stick; twist
the stick just tight enough to
stop bleeding. Mark the letters
"TK" and the time on the vic
Tins forehead with crayon,
pencil, SCOT, etc. Do not cover
the tourniquet. Loosen the tour
niquet for a few seconds every
Is minutes.
The entire series of eight
sets of first aid directions may
be obtained in booklet form for
Is cents to cover costs ofprint-
ing and handling. For your copy
write to the American Medical
Association, 535 North Dear
born Street, Chicago 10, Illinois.
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