Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-21
TO MEET IN ROCK HILL
s. C. Medical Association convenes
April 1920.

s. C. Medical Association convenes
April 1920.
The provisional program OF the
South Carolina Medical Association
meeting which is, TO be held in Rock
Hill IS, 10 and 20 is announced as fol-
lows:
Address on surgery: DR.. Thomas s.
Cullen, Johns Hopkins Medical school,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Address on tuberculosis: DR.. Henry
Boswell, Sanatoriun, Miss.
Address on pediatrics: DR.. William
a. Mulherin, medical department, Uni
versity OF Georgia, Augusta, Ga.
Paper on Improvement in hospitals
in South Carolina: Ds, representative
South Carolina Hospital Association.
Paper on breast feeding: BY repre-
sentative of South Carolina Pediatric
Society. ~.
1.-Dr. T. H. Dreher, st. Matthew's:
IAN Experience With Radium."
2.-Dr. G. T. Tyler. Greenyille: Title
unannoInced.
3.-Dr. George H. Bunch, Columbia:
Acute Osteomyelitis in Children"
4.-Dr. T. Russell Littlejohn, Sum-
ter: Basal Metabolism as an Aid in
the Diagnosis Of Toxic Golfers"
5.-Drs. William A. Boyd end Rob-
ert E., Seibels, Columbia: Title unan-
nounced.
6.-pr. Sophia Brunson, Sumter:
Constipation, It's Cause and Cure"
"Retroperitioneal Sarcoma in Children
with Report "f Case.,'v 5s
S.-Dr. Mil'on Weinberg, Sumter:
tsTiharnulOcis ~ tho ,Kidpauu -
9.-Dr. w. f. r. Phillips: Title un-
announced.
1O.-Dr. NJ. r. Mobley, Florence:
Some Anatomical Considerations of
the Mastoid Forcess OF the Temporal
Bone" ayt-s at
11.-Dr. Fl. M. Smith, Columbia:
"'Fhe Spina: Fluid and Syphilis" y
12.--Dr. Charles ]. Lennon, Sum-
ter: ''The Diagnosis and Treatment Of
Toxic Goiter."
13.-Dr. VIM. p. Cornell, Columbia:
Does Adult tuberculosis Begin in In
fancy Always?"
14-Dr. Lindsay Peters, Columbia:
"A Plea for Conservatism in Surgi-
cal Treatment of Eclamptogenic Tox-
emia OF Pregnancy" ,s,
15.-Dr. Fl. w. Rice, Columbia: "The
Leucocyte Count in>the Diagnosis and
16.-Dr. ID. M. Crosson, Leesville:
THE Relation That Legislation Should
Have to the True Medical Profession"
17.-Dr. f.. w. Carpenter, Green
Vile: para Nasal Sinuses Of Chill
dren with Special Reference to Ocular
Symptoms" Lantern slides.
1S.-Dr. Carl b. Epps, Sumter: 'The
Surgical Treatment Of Goiter, with
Case Reports
19:-Dr. T. b. Reeves. Greenville:
"Cholecystitis."
2O.-Dr. Baxter Haynes, Cuba: "One
Year in Preston, Cuba, Oriente, Cuba,
and Some Personal Experiences in
Pellagra."
21-Dr. Marion s. wyman, Colum-
bia: "a Genito-Urinary Routine Sug-
gestcd as Practical for the General
Practitioner"
22.-Dr George E. Thompson, In
man: obstetrics on the r. f. D."
23.-Dr. l.. NJ. Durham, Columbia:
THE Treatment Of Chronic Loose
Bowels"
24.-Dr. Francis B, Johnson, Char
lesion: Blood Chemical Analysis in
and Treatment"
25.-Dr. VIM. r. Barron, Columbia:
"Some Observations in Prostate Sur
gerry"
26-Dr. H. A. Mood, Sumter:
Creeping Eruption; an Effective
Treatment with Case Reports"
27-Dr. Edward +. Parker, Char
lesion: "Bunkitis, National Disease"
2S.-Dr. ]. w. Jervey, Greenville:
The Importance of Certain Mastoid
the Lateral Sinus Infections Often
Mistaken for Commoner General In
fections"
29.-Dr. George R, Wilkinson, Green
Vile: Asthma and what Can Be
Done for It."
Officers.
The officers of the association are
as follows: President, DIR. II. l.. Shaw,
Sumter. S. c.. first vice president, DR..
D. NJ. Crosson, Leesville, $. c.: second
vice president, DR.. H. w. Rice, Column
Oia, S. c.
Councillors.
First district, DR.. A. e. Baker, Char
eston, S. c.; Second district, DR.. S.
E. Harmon, Columbia, S. c.; Third
district, DR.. T. l.. w. Bailey, Clinton,
5. c.; Fourth district, DR.. L. O. Maui
lin, Greenville, S. c.. Fifth district,
DR.. T. N. Dulin, York, S. c.; Sixth dis
rict, DR.. c. r. May, Bennettsville, S.
=: Seventh district, DR.. T. r. Little
ohm, Sumter, S. c.; Eighth district,
Dr.. l.. A. Hartzog, Olar, S. c.
Dr.. j. r. Miller, of Rock Hill, is
chairman of the local committee Of
The Carolina Hotel will be head
Iuarters.
The, House of Delegates, the legis-
ative' body of the South Carolina
Medical Association, will meet at S
}. m. in the United States court build
ng April IS.
The scientific sessions will be held
n the following days, April 19 and
0.
Class Work Demonstration.
Winthrop College will tender a re-
eptiOn to the profession on the even-
ng Of April 18th. followed by O DEM
of the regular class work in
he department of physical education.
he latter feature of the entertain
cent has long been famous as an an
ual event. The college authorities
ave consented to repeat it especially