BADIN, NORTH CAROLINA
THE THEATER
Badin Theater
HE Company has erected for the
amusement of its employees the
finest theater between Wash
ington and Atlanta.
This building, constructed at a cost
of about $150,000, is fireproof thru-
out; the auditorium proper seats 43S
people, and the balcony 248, and is
equipped with all modern aevices known
to the theatrical world.
The second floor is thoroly equipped
and handsomely furnished for lodge
rooms and dance hall.
Lodges
The different organizations that
meet in this excellent building are
Masons, Knights of Pythias, Loyal Order
of Moose, Woodmen of the World. It
is open to other lodges that may be or
ganized.
Badin Hospital
HE Tallassee Power Company has built and equipped a modern institution for the caro and treatment of the sick and
injured of Uadin. The hospital has the capacity of twenty-two beds, and is equipped with all the modern appliances.
It has an X-Ray machine, with fluoroscope and electric cabinet for administering the different forms of electricity.
This machine is complete, and is as good as any in the State.
The operating-room is well lighted, both natural and artificial, and contains everything necessary for a major operation.
There is a smaller operating-room, where the minor cases are cared for and ambulatory cases are dressed.
The private rooms and wards for white and colored patients are furnished thruout with sanitary furniture, and are
cool and restful. The sun parlors are bathed in sunshine thruout the day, and resemble a tropical scene in their array of
flowers. In the basement, the hospital has its own laundry, operated by electricity.
The sterilizing room is also operated by electricity, and includes hot and cold water sterilizers, basin and instrument
sterilizers, and an autoclave, where the dressings are sterilized under high steam pressure.
The building is located in the middle of a large plot which has been beautihed by landscape gardeners. The lawn is
large and dotted with trees, shrubs, and flowers. The Tallassee Power Company has left nothing undone to make this a
place’pleasing to the eye, where the sick may come and find everything that is necessary for their care and treatment.
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hospital building
*u UODERN APPLIANCES. AT A COST OF SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH