The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-29
TONS|L CLINIC TO Be
ESTABLISHED IN MANNING

Sometime in July, the exact dates
~ oe announced in later issue of this
paper, clinic for the removal of
tonsils and adenoids of the children of
Manning and surrounding sections.
VIII be held here. ARRANGEMENTS nrn
Oelng made for the getting oC -,
Speclallst and nurses to perform these
operations. - ''''''
r, y cllnlc OF this kind was held az the
carnett school in Hampton county on
April 10th, 9th and 2Sth of this vn.,r
ana thlrty-five operations were suc-
cessfully performed.
i. Q. Lawton, who travels fo,, tho
southern Cotton Oil Co., was the oro.
moter Of the clinic held in Garrett
Whlle IN Manning on business one dav
iast week, he was questioned about the
clinic held in Garnett and he seemed
very enthusiastic over the success of
A committee of the leading business
men I'D Manning who have children
lhat needs this operation will have
charge of all the arrangements.
The cost of each operation i Ak
Pected to range anywhere from 500
TO $50. Those interested in the plans
Delng made, can get further informa-
Ton by applying to Mr.. Charlton Ou-
Itant ut his office above the Home
Bank & Trust Co. -'''''
The following is n clipping from
the Monroe journal showing what
tney nave done and what they are
planning for this summer in Monrno
North Carolina: '''.'1'
Monroe, (N. c. Journal.
Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic
The State Board of Health is uiao-
ning to hold clinic in Monroe be-
ginning July ~ and CONTINUING fnr
three or four days as the number
OF patients may demand. The work
IS limited to white school children
IN Union county between the ages
VI ana IL inclusive. A great
many many children were turned away
mSa IRON tne ciiAlc in the spring Of 1920.
diseased tonsil and adenoids. roe
those who are able to paw, a mini.
mum fee of $3.50 will be charreJ
but no child will be turned awav
on account Of poverty. Those cubo
are not able to pay will be treated
free of charge.
Miss Ramle Williams, q trained
nurse I3,, of the State Department of
llGalth, who made the inspection of
school children will have charrc IF
Che arrangements for the clinic. She
VIII be IN Monroe July 2nd till The
clinic is over.
Parents who have children suffer
ing from adenoids or diseased tonsijs
are asked to report to this Office
withIn the next week in order that
the department of health NAV know
thc number of cases to be treated
One OF the states best SPECIALISTS
Will be employed to do the work. The
work last year was success il ev..
cry suspect. The cost is only oncthird
the ordinary price for such a front
ment. Remember that those not ohlo
10 pay Will be treated free.
Report to the County Superintend-
ent of schools at once.
Ray Fundcrburk
BY having these diseased tonsjls re-
moved, 1t will not only keep down lots
or thc future doctor bills, but will Give
thG enid a chance to develop more
tuliN than if those diseased tousils
ana adcnolds were left in the chiId's
throat and head.
bY having this operation pcrforrned
while the clinic is being held here in
July will cut down about three fourths
OF the expense if the child is taken to
a hospital later. Parents are urlnd
TO give their hcarticst co-opcration in
| lhlS matter and we are sure their 60
operation will be given gladly.