Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-21
DOCTORS IN ROCK HILL
DR.. c. Fred Williams Named Presi.
dent Of State Medical Association.
MORE THAN 200 WERE PRESENT.
Charleston Gets Next Annual Mssting
Many Attended Meeting OF 1ethe!
Presbytsry-clover Walked Away
With kershaw at BASEBALL. ~

Many Attended Meeting Of Bethe!
Presbytsry-clover Walked = Away
With kershaw at BASEBALL.
(By a. Staf Correspondent.) -
Rock Hill, April 20.--After being IN
session since Tuesday. the annual con-
vention of the South Carolina Medical
Association came to close here this
afternoon. Charleston was selected as
the place of next meeting. winning the
convention over Orangeburg and Sum
ter. DIR. c. Fred Williams, superin-
tendent Of the state hospital In Colum-
bia and the son OF Mr.. L. r. Williams
of Yorkville, was elected president Of
the association for this year at an
early hour Wednesday morning. he
defeated DR.. c. L. Mauldin Of Greens
vile for the honor after eight ballots
had been taken. Other officers elected
were DR.. Samuel Lindsay Winnsboro,
first vice president; DR.. j. Roddey
Miller, Rock Hill, second vice presi.
dent and DR.. e. A. Hines, Seneca, re-
elected secretary and treasurer. There
were more than 200 physicians from all
sections Of the state in Rock Hill for
the convention. ~, 81. ~. 3
The first business session of the
convention was held Tuesday evening;
when reports Of variousi officers and
committeeman were received. The.
convention was formally opened yes
terday morning in the Federal court
auditorium, the visitors being formally
welcomed by Mayor johnson and Dr.
]. r. Miller. president Of the Rock HilI
and York county medical societies.
Response was made by DR.. C. B. Earle
of Greenville. A feature of the session
was the address of the retiring presir
dent DR.. H. L. Shaw, his subject being,
'"The Physician's Obligation to the
Patient" g -
Addresses were also made before the
convention by DR.. Thos. s. Cullen Of
Johns Hopkins Medical School, Balti-
more and DR.. William A. Mulherin Of
the medical department, University. OF
Georgia. ,.@- gsssf;Ss
| The programme last evening includ5
ed a reception OF the physicians at
Winthrop College to witness demons
stration Of students Of the physical
education department. The yisitoys
were also entertained at a dance at
the sElks CIub.. Ali,sts W ~ ttnisct ~
The programme today was given
over largely to scientific papers ana
discussions Addresses were also heard
by DR.. Ernest g. Cross of Johns HopSs
kins Medical school, Baltimore and Dr.
Henry Boswell Of Sanatorium. Miss.
The physicians attending the con-
vention, many Of whom had never
visited Rock Hill before. expressed
themselves as being well pleased with.
the reception accorded them here and
they appeared to enjoy themselves
thoroughly. q,
Bethel Presb.tery. so
There was an unusually large att.
tendance Of ministers and elders Of
Bethel Presbytery held. in Rock Hill
Tuesday and Wednesday and in addi-
ton to the delegates there were a.
number Of visitors. The sessions were
held at the First Presbyterian church
Of which Rev. Dr., F. w. Gregg was
pastor. Presbytery was called to order
about noon Tuesday following the
preaching Of a sermon by Rev. C. w.
McCully of Sharon, retiring modera-
tor. Elder r. B. Caldwell Of Chester
was elected moderator Of Presbytery
and Elder A. M. Erwin Of Sharon was
elected assistant to the clerk Of Pres
bytery, Rev. F. H.. Wardlaw, pastor Of
Bethesda church. -.
Rev. w. H. Corbett formerly Of st.
Matthews whp has accepted the pas
torate Of Bowling Green and Beth
Shiloh church was introduced to Pres
bytery as were Rev. w. II. Johnson
and Revs. Donald Richardson and
Palmer c. DuBose, returned missions
aries from the China field.
Clover Won Over kershaw.
Johnny Walker was too much for
| fNCi SioNCi bSiObi
no trouble defeating Kershaw on the
Central Graded school diamond here
Tuesday afternoon. II to 8. A large
number of fans from both towns came
to Rock Hill for the game. Fletcher
who was sent in to relieve Dickson
after the latter had been knocked out
Of the box had the misfortune to dis
locate his throwing arm, in the seventh
inning when he attempted, to throw q
fast one. 1t was said that he would
not be able to play again this year.
Kershaw which was reputed to have
one Of the strongest teams In the
Catawba association was not In thd
class with Glover and 1t appears now
that the Glover lads will have smooth
sailing to the baseball championship
of the association. .>
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