The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-03-12
MEHARRY NOTES.

DR.. V. J. McVeedy, Secretary of
Freedman's Aid Society, visited Me-
harry during the past week and ad-
dressed the entire University body
Friday, March 5th. He made most
effective talk
Mr. Chas E. Stewart, Associated
Press Correspondent, addressed the Y.
M. G. A. at a meeting for men only
Sunday, Mar It'll He also addressed
the pupils at large at Meharry Audi
forum, Monday, Mar Sth His talk
was very strong and was we'll at
tended
DR.. c. " Roman will address the
Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday evening at $3.50
O'Clock at Meharry Auditorium, Mar.
14th. Ladies are invited.
DR.. E. A. King, of class of '08 has
passed a creditable examination before
the Oklahoma State Board, making an
average Of so per cent.
DR. Blake, who holds the chair in
Hydrotherapy at Meharry Medical Col
lege has succeeded in establishing
sanitarium in East Nashville where
cOlored patients may go and receive
the benefit of her various treatments.
DR.. Blake is a graduate of the Battle
Greek Sanitarium. situated in Battle
Greek, Mich. and Is thoroughly nro-
ticient in every respect. 1t is situated
near the corner of Stewart and can be
reached by taking the Meridian street
car and getting off at the corner of
Foster and Fourth and walking two
blocks east. DR.. Blake takes great
pleasure in showing visitors through
the institution.
The sad news comes to us of the
failing in health of DR.. S. S. Harris.
ID. D. s., of class '08, who had been
practicing in Kansas City, Kansas up
to the time of his becoming ill., He
has gone to Denver, Col, for his
health; his wife remaining in Kansas
City. DR.. Harris had a most envia-
BILE office and was doing we'll up to this
time; this he has sold out and he
writes a very sad letter of his condi-
ton. All will remember his heroic
sacrifices and faithful devotion to his
wife during her illness here.
On account of the request of the
father of Mr.. A. L. Hinson, of Mont
gomery, Ala, and who is the choice of
the Senior Pharmaceutical Glass for
Faledictorian, that he come home to
take immediate charge of his drug
store there, Mr., P. S. Thompson, of
Lebanon, Tenn, will deliver the vale
dictory address, he being the next
choice of the class
Dr. g. W. Stephens, of Columbia,
Tenn, class 'O1, paid us a visit and
addressed the senior class. DR.. Ste
phens reports splendid practice.
The Hospital Association met at the
Meharry Auditorium recently. DR..
Hubbard reported $4,000 dollars since
the last meeting. An application will
soon be made to Andrew Carnegie for
assistance in establishing the hospi-
tai. letter has been prepared which
has received the endorsement of the
following banks of Nashville; First
National Bank, Fourth National Bank,
Union Bank and Trust Company,
Broadway Bank and Trust Company,
also the following firms and business
men: Thos. w. Wrenn and Company,
Goulding Mari, Nashville Clearing
House Association A strong letter of
recommendation has been given by the
Nashville Board of Trade, also the fol-
lowing firms: Marshall Bruce and Co.,
St Bernard Mining Company, Smell
Bros. Co., Jungerman and Rust, He
gan and Company, Keith Simmons
and Company, Demoville Drug Com
pany Fulcher Brick Company Cohen
and Goldberg, J. II. Fall and Company
Phillips and Buttorff Manufacturing
Company. Special letters have beer
given by Dean Tillett of Theological
department, of Vanderbilt