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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 139

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Marie Welsh 004 Welsh- Mr. and Mrs. William N. Welsh announce the engagement of their Miss Marie Elaine Welsh, to Mr. Robpert Lee Waugh, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Waugh. Miss Welsh is a graduate of Wildt- Mrs. Roy Wildt Sr. announces the engagement, of Mr.

her daughter, Dale Miss Mary to Roger Hightower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hightower. "Miss Wildt is the daughter of the late Mr. She is will be graduated in May Mr.

and Mrs. William Wright of Jeffersontown announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Julie Wright, to Mr. Alan Erny, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0.

A. Erny Jr. Miss Wright attended Kalamazoo NEEDLEWORK 7101 Crochet cape in 12 sections popcorns and double crochet create the fascinating design and texture. Use worsted. Pattern 7101 includes directions, sizes 10-20.

To obtain Pattern No. 7101, send 75 cents to Alice Brooks, in care of The Courier-Journal Needlecraft Dept. 64, Box 163 Old Chelsea Station, New York, N.Y. 10011. Please print name, address, zip code, number and size (if needed) Mary Ann Wildt -Waugh Julie Wright Jefferson County School of Practical Nursing.

Mr. Waugh attends Jefferson Community College. The wedding will be Nov. 30 at 8:30 p.m. in St.

Thomas More Church. -Hightower from Kentucky Baptist Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Hightower was graduated from Career Academy, Houston. wedding will be Nov.

23 at 8 p.m. in Fenner Memorial Lutheran Church." Wright--Erny College and received a certificate for expanded duty dental assisting from the University of Louisville. Mr. Erny attended UL. The wedding will be Nov.

9. at 7:30 p.m. in Church of the Resurrection. Child development is meeting topic Kentucky Citizens for Child Development has set its first annual meeting for Friday and Saturday at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington. The group is a newly formed organization of persons dedicated to child opment and children's services in Kentucky.

Membership will include public and private child care center operators, parents, public officials and lay citizens. The purpose the first meeting will be to explain the group's goals more fully and elect a board of directors. Registration will Friday at 10 a.m. with a general session at 1 p.m. and grodp sessions from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Nominations and elertions will be during the morning session Saturday with a luncheon keynote speaker from the Kentucky Department of Human Re sources. All interested persons are invited and child care service will be provided. Additional information may be obtained from the office of Community Coordinated Child Care of Louisville and Jefferson County, 1018 S. Seventh St. PTA sponsors chicken supper The Isaac Shelby PTA will have a chicken supper Wednesday from 5.

to p.m. at the school, 930 Mary St. Carry out service and door prizes will be featured. Health Determining eczema cause is difficult By GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D.

Question: My infant daughter has eczema and I have been told there is no cure for it that she will always be troubled with I also heard from a friend that she cured it with vanishing cream. My poor baby is always trying to scratch it, so please tell me soon what causes it and is it C. R. Don't ever say that eczema can't be cured, because it can-once you find the cause of it. But you're too optimistic when you ask me to tell you what causes it because it isn't any single thing.

You don't mention having talked to a doctor about it, but that, in my opinion, is the first thing you should do. Doctors, and particularly pediatricians, quite often develop what seems to be a sixth sense. The type of rash, the location of it and other such factors sometimes give a very good clue to the cause. One is food--a baby can be, to some extent, allergic to certain foods. Allergic, for instance, even to such ordinarily healthy items as wheat products.

But some babies break out from other foods, too. Babies can also be sensitive to things that touch them. Wool is one of the offenders. Not that it bothers all babies, just some. The same is true of rubber.

If the eczema is a diaper rash, that ought to be reasonably obvious, and the answer can be much more thorough rinsing of diapers, or use of a different type of soap or detergent, or more frequent changing. This doesn't exhaust the possible causes, but it will give you some items to work on, and covers the more common types of eczema. My aunt has something called shingles. She is worried because people have told her many things about shingles. Is there a cure? Does it cause other things? Someone said it would cause blindness, also mental illness, and that people never get over shingles.

Please explain Everything she has been told is false or at least everything that you have specified. It is very unkind to tell people such scare stories and I constantly wonder why folks do it, and whether they realize the misery they are causing. If shingles break out near the eyes, special care has to be taken, but that isn't where shingles usually appear. It does not cause mental illness. People do get over it, but for some it takes longer than it does others.

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