The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, August 04, 1920, Image 8
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VENEREA
Began,,on that
Ad'0*' u Per"
^rtotHt Quipped maoart*rs
I / The Union
/Clinic was ofk.
n.n, /lve patients on
tie Ham /rhe opening of
/c beginning of one
nnaettai Public health mover*ve'Wl
/oted in Union CounLmo9^(P
/ibined health authorialTJ
/the alarming prevalence
"t-S&i"? A 'n^oct'on and the general
r fjSFj /that it produced among solyne
nations involved in the re?
^ /ar considered venereal diseases
/ aunu5( t'Muui scriuusiifsa milJnes
of war, consequently the ques'
'"lion of venereal diseases is beintr
studied by all the scientists of the
world.
We have recently hud to acknowledge
an alarming and uncreditable
percentage of venereal infection in the
most civilized nations of the world.
The time to act has come and the
question must be handled by the medical
profession: and the cooperation of
every citizen. The only way to check
the spread of venereal infection is by
education and bv putting every really
infected person on treatment. To
effect this, the entire cooperation of
the medical profession is essential to
make a successful fi^ht on venereal
diseases.
The public is invited to visit the
Union Clinic over Storm's Hrug Store
and the clinic work will be explained to
all callers.
Besides the outfit sent by the govornment.
the following articles have
been contributed or loaned by public
spirited citizens.
Equipment Donated
1 large hall settee?J. Cohen.
3 burner oil stove?Burris Furniture
Company.
1 5-gaIlon oil can. 6 enameled puns,
1 enameled boiler. 1 mop. 1 broom, 1
water cooler. 2 metal lined boxes 1
pair bandage shears?Union Hardware
Co.
2 lineolum squares?Cooper Furniture
Co.
2 art squares?Bradley ,& Estes.
1 electric fan?Stone Hardware Co.
1 electric fan?Blue Cross Electric
Co.
2 dozen towels?Con Allen Co.
4 sheets?McLure Ury Goods Co.
(J dozen towels?The Battery.
2 dozen Ivory soap and 1-4 dozen
Dutch Cleanser?Sanders-Fowler CO.
1 bolt cheese cloth?Wilburn Bros.
Waiting room suite, consisting of
Table davenport, straight chair and
racker. Value $00 donated by Gibbs
Brotf. & Sharks. F. H. Garner. W. S.
McLurc, R. P. Morgan. Brock & Morgan.
S Krasnoff Clark-Wharton Co..
W. E. Thomson. Bailev Builders Simply
Co.. J. A. Hollings worth, W. E.
Green.
Office supplies?Nicholson Book
Store.
Palmetto Drue Store. $5.00 drugs:
Glymphs Pharmacy. $10.00 drugs:
Storm's Drue Store. $50>00 drugs.'
Articles Loaned Clinic.
1 microscope?Dr. S. G. Saratt.
- typewriter?Dr. Harry Storm.
Articles still needed.
Office desk and chair. 1 small refrigerator.
2 section letter files, 1 index
file.
The clinic is now open and the hours
are set forth in an advertisement in
The Times.
Miss Mamie Oetzel is spendine this
week in Spartanburg for a snecial
course in training for Girl Scouts
work.
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I TODAY
5 In all your troubles you can always
I find something to be glad about says ?
I "Pollyanna"
fi as portrayed by
I MARY PICKFORD
K In Her Newest Photoplay
S Her gladness is contagious. See
H the picture that has made millions
E happy, that keeps the laughter chas- j
I ing tears and makes the heart sing. |
I THE HALL ROOM BOYS
I "Two of a Kind"
I Five Shows?2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
I ADMISSION
B Adults. 30 Cents:. Children. IS Cents
I Tomorrow
WILL ROGERS
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"Jes Call Me Jim"
Added
"MONGRELS"
Sunshine Comedy,
CONFERENCE OF RED CROSS AT CRACOW
SCHOOL PROBLEMS ,
. Warsaw, August 3.?Provisiona
Chattanooga, Tenn August 4- hcad ters for lhe Amcrican lu,
Southern Citron. Conference on cdu- Cross hayc becn e,ublWied at Cr8
cational work at Monteagle is being ? ... ,
, , , . cow for us in case it is necessary fo
attended by 500 educators, business ... . .? . . ,
, , . _ ' that organization to abandon war
and professional men. The purpose A. . -.. ? , ^
? saw. About fifty Red Cross womei
of the conference is to gather prac- , .... . ... .. , . .,
tical examples of successful solutions workers are still in this city, but the;
of southern school problems for the have all their baggage packed and ar
benefit of the South. prepared to leave on short notice.
Here's a
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I NOTICE TO DUROC
SWINE BREEDERS
\ There will be an important meeting
of the Union County Duroc Swine
Breeders Association Saturday, Aukr
7. at 12 o'clock' noon, at the Chamber
_ r>f Commerce Evervnne interested in
n Durocs or in the upbuilding of the
livestock of Union County is urf?ed to
^ be present.
e Harold H. Jeter,
Sec'.V. and Tres.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS and 76 ft. of 15 in. cor. iro? pipe. f?. '
vds. class "B" concrete in headwalls.
Sealed proposals will be received at r'r""?^ls .m""t,bc accompanied by a
the office of the eneineer. in the Court VK fo' two bu??fe? fiSy
House at Union, until 2 p. m. Wednes- <?f?> dollar tmple W.Ib>?
day. August 11th for the construction Hjvhwn11 rnmnfusinn Township
of 1.91 miles of road in Cross Keys H'? "v n, ,
Township, boEinnine at Tieer river on tvf1 ?c.a^d vL' L
the Union-Laurens road: approximate *b? ;v. above
quantities a, follows: _ tC
?? y.a?- ?f,va''?n' "Hiihwav Comisaion of Croaa Keys
4681.9 cu. vos.. top soil, 0964 acres Towncliin
cleaine and grubbing. 6e lin. ft, 24 in. j ? MJ Chairman.
corrugated iron pipe, 74 ft. of 18 in. 831_3t H. C. Wilburn, Secy.
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