The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-15
PERPETUATION OF
ROWLAND ASSURED
New Lease Contract Drawn and Off
Gers And Directors Are Elec-
ted For Year.

DIR G r Abernathy was reelected
president, DR. A A Oliver, vice-pres-
ident, and Dir H McSwain, secretary
Of the Hoyland Hospital directona, at
meeting Of the directors in the of
free Of DR. G 7 Alternately this week,
at which time Mrs Ada Kirkpatrick,
under whose supervision the Hoy.and
has enjoyed a profitable past years
work, leased the hospital, also the
furniture and equipment, agreeing
also to pay the insurance for anoth-
er year. Her lease carries extension
privileges. Attending the meeting
were directors: Judge A B Lamb,
Drs A A Oliver, J H McSwain, A H
Miller, G T Alternately, and o C
Barton and R D Caldwell.
The Hoyland having not long since
been purchased by DR. t Freeman
and J II Lind ey, the new lease and
arrangements for it's superintendent
cy were necessary. DR. A H Miller
r d Caldwell and A B Lamb were
appointed committee to pass upon
the appended contract, which is pub
lished in recognition of the vital in
terest the citizenry Of Paris have in
the hospital movement, and to smper-
wise the interests of the Hoyland for
the ensuing year.
"Tnis contract, this day entered
into by and between the Board of
Trustees of the Hoyland Hospital of
Paris, Tennessee, parties of the first
part, and Mrs A B Kirkpatrick, party
of the second part, witnesseth:
That the said board of Trustees,
by and through its committee, com-
posed of DR. A II Miller, r d Cald-
we'll and A B Lamb, acting for the
said Board on a re- olution this day
passed by the Board at call meet
ing hereby consented that Mrs Kirk
patrick, second party, who has been
for the time past, and is now, in
possesion of the said building, fur
niture and equipment Of Said Hoy
land Hospital, may keep and held
the said furniture and equipment be-
longing to said Hoyland Hospital for
the period of one year, from October
/, 1920, with an option to retain
same for another year, provided that
in the meantime no general hospital
is built in Paris, upon the conditions
following, to-wit:
That she is to keep open the said
hospital for the benefit of the public /;
that is, adj the rooms in the same are
to be kept and used exclusively for
hospitai purpoles. She is to take
reasonable care of the furniture and
equipment, and keep the same insur-
ed against fire in sum of not less
than 81 100000, for and during the
term of her use and possession of
the same, which, under the terms Of
this agreement, is for one year, with
the privilege or option for am addit-
ional year frop October /, 1921, as
herein above stated, but with the pro-
viso that no regular hospital il built
and ready for operation in Paris
during that time. And the Board of
Trustees is to be in no way liable
for the expense of running and OPP
Grating said hospital while second
party is in the control and manage
ment Of the same; and she further
agrees that the hospital is ait all
times to be open to the public and to
the patients of all regular practieioni-
ers of medicine and surgery, no dis
elimination to be made in favor of
any physician who may wish to place
patients therein."
Executed in duplicate, this Sep
tember 20, 1920"