The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-16
ANNAUAL MEETING OF
S. C. MEDICAL ASSN
WILL BE HELD APRIL 2O.22 IN
OREGON HOTEL AT
GREENWOOD
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
For the Occasion Shows a Large
Number of Interesting Papers
Scheduled.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM

"a HlneS, superintendent of the An
derson County Hospital, is secretary
and treasurer OF tho organization tnd
member Of several important COM
mittees.
The Hotel Oregon has been select
ed as the headquarters of the associt-
| ton. Public Health Sunday will be
observed under the auspices of the
! committee on Health and Public In
struction, by mass meeting of the
| citizens of Greenwood. at the First
! Btptist church. on the afternoon of
Sunday preceding the annual meet
Ing. A smoker will be given at the
Hotel Oregon Tuesday. evening April
20. Wednesday afternoon between the
hours of and 6 o'clock visits will be
made to the Greenwood Hospital.
Connie Maxwell Orphantge and Bailey
Military Institutes. Wednesday night
ut $3.50 o'clock a reception will be
rendered the association members at
Lander College.
The official program for the meet
Ing is as follows:
Official Program.
Scientific session. Wednesday.
Morning session, 1000 a. IN.
Called to order by President, Ed
ward f. Parker.
Divine Invocation
Address of Welcome-Hon. w. II.
Nicholson, representing Chamber OF
Commerce.
Address of Welcome-Dr. j. D.
Harrison, President, Greenwood coun-
ty Medical Society.
Response-By President. Edward
F. Parker.
procidont'u Addro,,
Address--W Wednesday, April 21st
Surgery-Dr. Howard Kelly, Balti-
mere. Md.
AdGress-Therapeutical E,efIectings
(hour unannounced)- w. S.
Thayer. Baltimore, Md.
Medicine.
Social Service and Public Health.
What Community Has a Right to
Erpect OF It's Physicians. DIR. E. w.
Pressly, Glover, S. C.
Some Medical Needs of South Caro-
lina.-pr. G. F.. Thompson, Inman.
S. C.
The Infected Individually Public
Danger and Public Problem DR..
@. F. klugh. Cross HILLS. G..
Dlphtheria Contact in the Spread Of
Illp stNbChdt. III. AlCc MOOu,
Charleston, S. C.
culosis. DR.. n. b. Egerton. Column
bia, S. c.
Diseases Of Children.
Milk Diet of Infants and Children.
DIR. u. l.. Smith, Spartanburg. s..
C.
Some Problems in Infant Feeding.
DR.. w. p. Cornell, Charleston, S.
C.
The better way of Putting Diaper
on the Baby. DIR, S. A. Visanska,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Skin Diseases of Childhood. -
DR.. J.. Schayer, Columbia. s. c.
Affections of the Kidney.
Pyelitis Diagnosis tnd Treatment,
with Report OF Cases. DR.. w. r.
Barron, Columbia, s.. c.
The Clinical Significance of AL
buminuria. DIR. j. j.. Watson, Co
lumbia. s. G.
Kidney Infection with Special Re
ference to Acute Haematogenous In
lection Complicating Preeeancy. =
DR.. IL. Nj. Wyman. Colu,abis, s. C.
Miscellaneous.
Therapeutic Value 5f Mineral Wa
ters. DIR. r. l.. Parker. Charleston,
S. G.
Internal Medicine as u Speeitlty.-
DR.. J.. H. Gibbes. Columbia, s. c..
Endamebiasis of the Mouth. pr.
*. M. Lynch, Charleston, S. G.
Disorders OF the Pituitary Gland.
Report of Case DIR. II. q. Hayward,
Columbia, s, G..
Experience with Enetine in Dysen-
terie Conditiens.--Dr. II. l.. Shaw,
Fountain Inn, s.. c..
spasn OF Cardia with Diiated 0eso-
phagus DIR. j.. w Parker. Green
VILE, s.. C.
Dissertations of oorsic Apeurysm.
EDr w. Atmar Smith, Charleston.
Interpretation of Some Laboratory
Findings ,-Dr. r. A. Coward, Co
lumhia, S. G.
Specific Skin Reactions. Their
Value and Significance. Dr. H.
n. Smith. Columbia. s.. C.
The Underlying Principles of Vac-
cine Therapy. --Dr. IT.. NJ. DnBose,
Colpnibin, s.. c..
vtccine Therapy from the Clinical
standnpint DR.. Ernest Cooper,
Colpmhlas C. e.
ySHrsdny, Apgii 2eEa
Called TO orier By the President.
Edward II. Parker. q 80 sa. m : &
Surgery
Symposium on Anesthosia. Is.
Twenty-Five Years Experience in
Administrators of ChIorof0rna With
out Death Precautions Danger
signals. DIR. Archie China, Sumter,
s.. C.
Ether Aneslhesia. ~ pr. ~ Al.
Boyd Columbia. S @.
Nitrous Oxide Anesthesias - DR.. 4. !.
IL. Baker, Charleston. s. q