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Saluda Hospital Opens
SALUDA, May 29.- Dr. D. L. Smith’s Infants' an/ Children's Safli-
Otfium opens here Monday June ,4. Preparations for the opening began
with a visit by Dr. Smith and are being continued by the superintendent,
Mrs. florria A. Carmeron. Mrs. Cameron reports that there is no other
hospital of its kind. It attempts to provide a homelike atmosphere for
i parents and children. It provides cottages for the use of parents, and be- .
" sides the 65 beds for children there are double beds for parents in the
rooms with the children. There Win all 15 buildings. Children up td
12 years old are admitted to the sanitarium. The hospital has had pat
ronage trom all over the United States, Cuba, Central and South Ameri
ca. —Asheville Citizen
At The Churches Sunday /'
FIRST BAPTIST: “A Notable Meeting” is the subject of Dr. JSomar’s
sermon at 11 o’clock.
Dr. Clark preaches I special Memorial Service
at 11 a.m.
METHODIST: Rev. O. L. Robinson preaching: “What is Prosperity?’*
at 11 a.m, < &.Z
PRESBYTERIAN: Rev. D. M, McGeachy preaches at Saluda 11 a. m.
on “Ground fOT Confidence” and at Columbus 8 p.m. on “The Days of
Old”. 1
EPISCOPAL: Holy Communion 8, Sermon 11.
> Ha. God. Kills Race BUI
The fiSrse Racing BUI passed bg the Florida legis
latare was vetoetf bg Gov. Carleton, n>ho said he dis
approved of the b.ll because he cbfas.dered it “an
sound and unwise from an eeahoittic, political and
moral standpoint to commit the Stole to a partner
snip in legalized gambling in ang form.
Extension Leqislature
fourth mfuion’do/urs * worth'k?