The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-11-22
Mondays Spartanburg Journal)

Mondays Spartanburg JournaD
The medical society of the fourth
district Of South Carolina met in an
nual session today in the Masonic
hall. With DR.. Theodore Maddox of
Union in the chair, the meeting was
called to order at II o'clock. Of the
membership of over 100, about 65 an
swered thetroll call, SO of whom are
visitors.
The fourth district medical society
is made up of Spartanburg, Union,
Anderson, Greenville, Oconee and
Pickens counties and there are six
other such districts in the state. The
organization is enjoying the sixth
year of its history and the meetings
in all districts were being held today.
The present officers of the fourth
district are President DR.. Theodore
Maddox of Union;Vice President DR..
F. L. Potts, city, Secretary and Treas
urer DR.. p. w. Carpenter of Green
vile. After the invocation by DR..
K. V. Miller, of the First Baptist
church, the address of welcome was
delivered by DR.. C. B. Waller, of Wof-
ford college.
Upon the conclusion of. the reading
OF the minutes and the roll-call the
following program was carried out:
1.-Two Clinical Reports. Mas
toiditis-2. Bronchoscopy." - by
2.-"The Medical knowledge of the
Ancient Hindoos"-by DR.. ]. H.
Taylor, Columbia, S. C..
3.-"The Alkaline Treatment of Ty-
phoid Fever"-Dr. Tertsh Lander,
Williamson, S. C.
4.-"Acute Cerebro Spinal Menigi-
tis-'by DR.. j. R. Young, Ander-
son, S. C.
5.-"Report of an Unusual Case of
Frontal Sinusitis"-by DR.. L. R. H.
Can't, Spartanburg, S. C.
6.-Pituitrin in Labor"--by DR.. J.
j. Lindsay, Spartanburg, S. C.
7.-"Some Suggestions from Labo-
ratory Findings"-by DR.. T. R. w.
Wilson, Greenville, S. C.
s.-"Intussusception With Report of
Two Cases Operated on With Re-
covery"-by DR.. R. L. Sanders,
Anderson, S. C.
9.-"Chronic Constipation Consider
ed from Surgical Standpoint"-by
DR.. G. T. Tyler, Greenville, S. C.
1O.-"Gonnorrhea in Women" - by
Dr.GJ. o. Sanders, Anderson, S. C.
12.-"Duordenal Ulcer"-by DR.. Bax-
ter Haynes, Spartanburg, S. C.
l3.TAS Some Phases of Middle Ear
Affections" DIR l.. o. Mauldin,
Greenville, S. C.
14.-"Hysteria and It's Wake"-by
DR.. N. T. Clork, Campbello, S. C.
The meeting adjourned at o'clock
for dinner. About one-half of the
program was completed at the morn
session and will continue this after
noon. The meeting will close with
the election of officers. Following is
partial list of the visitors.
DIR. w. T. Lander, Williamson; DR..
J. P. Duckett, Anderson; DR.. ]. R.
Young, Anderson; DIR. L. o. Mauldin,
Greenville; DIR. j. o. Sanders, Ander-
son; D. e. A. w. Wilson, Greenville;
Or. j. L. Bolt, Easfey; DR.. c. N.
Wyatt, Easley; DR.. Geo. T. Tyler,
Greenville. DR.. o. v. Pruitt, Ander-
son; DR.. j. C. Anderson, Anderson;
DR.. w. xR. Trip, Easley; DR.. c. B.
Earle, Greenville; DR.. R. R. Berry
Union; DR.. o. L. P. Jackson, Union;
DR.. w. Frank Ashmore, Anderson;
DR.. w. H. Nardin, Anderson; DR.. J.
H. Hamilton, Union; DR.. Clyde c.
Ross, Anderson; DIR. Theodore Mad
dox, Union; DR.. H. A. Pru1tt, Ander-
son; DR.. s. Clarence Dean, Starr; DR..
7. p. Kennedy, Union; DR.. S. T. d.
Lancaster, Pauline; DR. W. L. Kirk
patrick. Pacolet; DR.. ]. w. Jarvey,
Greenville; DR.. j. E. Allgood, Liberty;
DIR. 5. G. Sarratt, Union; DR.. w H.
Hope, Lockhart; DR.. D. r. Norman,
Fairforest; DR.. w. w. Painter, Chero-
kee; DIR. d. H. Chapman, Spartanburg
Route /; DIR. w. A. Smith, Glendale;
DR.. e. w. Carpenter, Greenville.
At the afternoon session of the Med
ical society, DIR. F. L. Potts, we'll
known local physician was elected
president Of the society. DR.. A. D.