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_   PAGE 8 SECTION ONE . _
- _ , the Good Samaritan hospital. Miss
I     Gehring was the first superintend-
‘ · — ent of the hospital under that
  ‘ i name. The first staff was com-
` L "     posed of: The late Dr. H. M.
· Skillman, the late Dr. David Bar-
4 row, Dr. J. C. Carrick, Dr.- F. H.
  · , Clarke, the late Dr. B. L. Coleman, A
  """""*“" Dr. VV. O. Bullock, Jr.; Dr. John
  ‘ Success of Affair at Good w. scott, pt. w. B. Mociure, the 
· S .   C M late Dr. G. D. Kelly, Jr.; the late 
  · amarltan I ause ed' Dr. J. A. Stucky, the late Dr. 
.1 ting to Be Madg Annual Charles VV. Norris and the late
. ` E Dr. John Y. Oldham. Five of the  V
· . vent members of the original staff now 
..;..... are on the present staff of the hos- ‘
-         pital. 'The late Dr. Thomas Stone
. ‘ ·· . Lewis became the first interne on
I, -—-— January 1. 1899.
V _·Miss Lake Johnson, superintend- Thr; mst ciass Og nurses wagl ’
ent of the Good Samaritan hospital, mgantzcd in 1891, and Miss Sarah
; yesterday announced `that annual B. Rowland was the first graduate
J · reunions of nurses, internes and in 1893. Miss Rowland now is
- doctors of the hospital will be held Mrs. Mock. Dr. Redxnon described 
Y hereafter, so successful was the the growth Ot thg hospital fg its
_ 1 first reunion held at the hospita1.present size with 22 graduate nurse`
’ - Wednesday night.   lsupervisors; 75 pupil nurses, a staff .
_. ` DI; L_ C_ Rgdmgn, whg became of 69 doctors and a total hospital 
` the first lnterne of the Good Sa- staff of 174, and 242 beds in a hos-
‘·ma_rista_n hospital when gt was pital valued at approximately $1,-
moved to its present location on 500,000.  1
·- South Limestone street, reviewedl Members of the nurses’ classes 
- -.the history of the hospital from itslof 1893, 1895, 1897 and 1899 were 
` founding by the ¥Vomen’s Guild of presented at the reunion. Between 
l the Episcopal church in 1888. Th€1105 and 110 graduate nurses at-
hospital was founded in a, building tended, and nine former internes.
· on’West Short street just east of In his address, Dr. Redmon paid V
  Deweese street, and at that time high tribute to the late Henry L. C V.
' was staffed by a superintendent Ott, president of the board, whose . ·
` i and four pupil nurses. Miss Frantz generosity contributed largely to W, Scott, member Vof thc. original
` was the iirst superintendent. the rapid growth of the hospital. staff, and now chairmani of the
._ ;· The hospital was operated to and to the late Alfred Combs, presi· medical board; Dr. W. _G. Phillips,
` *1S99¤ as the Protestant infirmary. dent emeritus of the hospital.- I-Ie of Maysville, Dr. Clarke and others
·.Then ladies of all Protestant and'also complimented Miss Johnson, were introduced. . _ I
 `*'LTewish churches took over the ilriwho has been superintendent for Supperwas served on the ifronis
·. e stitution and it became known as the past seven years. Dr. John lawn of the hospital, _

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_ DANVILLE, Ky., June 22.-Mrs.    ' I ‘ | · 4
tark Newberry, representing the V ’ V i i
hland Golf Club, of Lexington, ' , ~
 on the first flight in the semi- ( ,|     . 1 3 _
_  onthly tournament of the Worn- .· ` .
· n’s Central Kentucky Golf Asso _
lation over the links of the Dan- Q —  V _
ille Country Club here today with " '· _ V V
net 74 strokes for the 18 hole ’ A
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Miss Marion Miley, of Lexington,   l   A _
* eminine state titallst in 1932, __   Y
quailed her record set on the local `  ’.     V
ourse last summer to take second il  ,’/    
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, Miss Catherine Simpson, of Win- T ewes ” ’
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  I_ HENRY L- OTT rell, Atlanta, Ga., general secretary
  of the general hospital board of the
,  Methodist Episcopal church, South,
 presiding as Ch&il'IIl.8.Q,8»I1d a large
crowd in attendance!
The formal program was opened g __
with a band selection by the Sluiners; _ ·‘
band,·of this city and invocation by _
Rev.’Virgi1 Ii. Moore, presiding elder ·
· ofthe Lexington district. Henryhb.
Ott; who added $250,000 to is
mothers original donation of $100,- ‘
000 for the building, occupied a po-
sition of honor at the ceremonies.
During the extended program, Mr.
Ott wasj presented with a certificate
of honorary life membership in the
Lexington Board 'of Commerce by
Fred Bryant, president. The certifi-
cate was presented in appreciation of
_ Mr. Ott's part in giving the hospital
and Lexington the beautiful new
building.
. Dr. Jesse Herrmann, pastor of the
_ Second Presbyterian church. pro-
nounced the invocation following a
second musical number by the
Shriners} band. The program, which
started during the middle of the aft-
ernoon, was to include greetings by
Mayor James J. O’Brien, a response =
by Gov. Flem D. Sampson, and greet-
lugs grom the staff by Dr. John Scott,
 presi ent. y
Bishop U. V. W. Darlington, Hunt-
ington, W. Va., was to deliver the
dedicatory address, wl1ilo·‘Dr;“A.··'W. 1
. lF·;1·tune, pastor of the Central Chris-   ·
tlan church, was to make the dedica- -.4;
'tory prayer. The presentation address  
xvastto be given by Dr. W. P. Fryman, _ `Z
Cyn hiana, and Alfred Combs, pres- .
ident emeritus of the board of trus-
tees. was to make the speech of ac-~
ceptance. .
Following the singing of "Ablde ·
With Me," favorite hym of Mrs. Mary ‘ ’
A. Ott, who died before she was able
to see the building which her gen-
erosity and the nerosit of her son
Y
made possible, Dr, Jarrell was to
pronounce the benedlctlon.
At the close of the ceremonies, the `
- building was to be thrown open to
the inspection of the public. The
 day’s program includes a. reception
for the staff and local and visiting
physicians and surgeons tonight from
8 until 10 o'clock. Due to the large
number of doctors in Lexington at-
tending the state medical association
meeting, the reception will be ex-
clusive. only intimate friends of the
hospital and the proiesslon being in-
vited. _ _
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4:30 P.M.·—Ncws. 3:40 P.M.-The Grub Beg Boys. .,`
4:35 RM.-Yom Kippur Program. 4:00 P.M.-Chlldrerrs Program. ‘-Q
4:45 P.M.—-World Bookmxm. 4:45 P.M.-Lowe1l Thomts. · . I
5:00 P.M.—·’l‘ho Bzmquetcers, 5:00 P.M.—Amos 'rl’ Andy. .
5:30 P.M.—ll/luslcsl Program. 5:15 P.M.-—WLW’s Highlights. `
5:45 P.M.—Farm Birth ey Party. 5:30 P.M.-Phil Cool:.
5:55 P.M.—·Basebn1l Scores. 5:45 P.M.~—Bcl1eve It or Not. ,
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6:28 P.M.—Wcuther. 6:30 PM.-·Me1ody Moments. ‘
6:30 P.M,——Joe and The C:•.p'r1. 7:00 P.M.—-The Crosley Follles.
` 8:45 P.M,—The Voice ut the Piano. 7130 P.M.-—Minstrcls. _
7:00 P.M.—Muslca.l Program. 8:00 P.M.—'l‘hee.trlcul Scrap Books. _
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9:00 RM.-—Amcrs 'n' Andy. 0:30 P.M.—Str1r1g trlo and tenor.
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10:00 P.M.—Jock Turner. 11:00 P.M.—-Cll€TDlB'lBkY'S Orchestra.
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IP.-UD THE LATE MRS. ELIZA WAR·
REN BY HER LOVING CO-
WORKERS.
At 21 meeting of the Ecard of Man-
agers of the l"r:»tes;unt Infirmary held
. ou Januziry 4, 1%*3, the following reso-
- lutions were rasseni;
"lte:.olred, 'ihzi; the Managers of the
Proteetzirt luiir1n;1.‘y desire to pay tri»
bute tg the ineniory of ore of their
nice:. 2 nlued izieiiibers. Pairs, Eliza `Wzir--
ren.
"iIes*ol*.‘r;;j.·ressiou ry!
their esteem sind ztpprecintion of their
C")-i1li)Ql'Gl`. She was part of the history
of the inlirnxnry; her unceneing dili-
qenrrc mul iitleiiiv to the duties incum-
bent on her and the great love she
manifested for this philanthropic work
made her at t0\:ei· of strength; she
eluired in all its struggles and tri—
umphs. The usciuluess of her life was
it.; great und erowniiig c·liurncteristii·I)ll of
the needy. Her home was her shrine.
It may he affirmed of her with marked
emphasis "thnt she looked well to her
iIQl1S9}iQ•*l imdreeteili not the bread of
i(;le1iees," "Her children rise up and
»·all her blessed; her husband also, and
lr pruieeth her." Her mel;   dour;
·· has richly crirneed the "wcll done.
it smorl and faithful servziut." mul
` ‘ which crowns ti useful und
"i"tcso,»e· hut these resolutions he
sent to thc ···v ily of the tlewcziseti.
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any way that vromci have 3>cucHttcd more people, or
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 H. L. OTT TN HOSPITAL
  L. Ott; president of the board =
of the Good ‘ Samaritan hospital, »
whose contributions and those of
his mother, the late Mrs. Mary A.
Ott, made possible the construction
of the Mary A. Ott `addition to the
institution, was admitted to the hos-;
pital last night for treatment. Mr.
Ott has just returned from his win-
ter home in Florida, , ~
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Work has started on two additions
tp b1:11_;fjT¤g,5_1 at — the ¤Gp0d :‘S8.1`t1§t'1t8’I1
·h¤S¤1i,,j pm ¤s>¤~*·1i»,Lim¢stene.—St¤ee=at»
whicl1,_.‘con·ip1efe‘d,_ v»7il1‘; represent . arr
expenditure of! $12,000.*.   ~ · ’`._
- One addition -is themompletion of
the crippled’ children’s department
umt on the fourth floor ofethe
original building. Ro_oms.» of fire- ‘
proof construction, will be 'placed 
on the roof of the main structure}.
adjacent to the present quarters of 
the crippled children’s department.
The rooms will~-house the rsun
parlor and isolation ouarters for
children with communicable dis- 
eases. l- ‘- _ p ,...  *
When - finished, the.» department 
. will ·be a complete unit; including 
the crippled children’s- dormitory, 
school room; play room, sun iparlor
and' isolation room. Twenty-five
{ crippled childrenon an average are
· under treatment throughout the
year at ’the hospital. h _
Work on the unit has begun, and
will be completed _at-a cost of $10,-1
000 in 90 days, Miss Lake Johnson;
general superintendent of lZh€*hOS·
pital, said today. ' Q .  
Contractors have also -started 
work on a sun porch _ior·the annex 
building occupied by Negro patients.f 
The building, a two‘¢stoJ;y_ brick 
structure east of» the   —·bui1ding,
will -- have addecl"a -tw0·=story sun
porch on its north sidel The porch
will- be·.used by convalescent .» pa·_
tients, and will_be built at a c_ost}oi .
W, .T.~ ,Congleton.·ZCompahy, Lexy;
_ ington, -l1as·—tlie ·contract· for the new
additions;   —`       · _j `  

 ; • · own avenue would be ac-
··oniplished at an early date was
given by members of the city coun-!
2il after a meeting Thursday night.
The council reached an agreement
with Mrs. A. J. Kinnney and Miss
Vfargaret Kimzney whereby the city
may obtain the needed right-of-
yay. The city will pay $2,000 for
a 60-foot lot. owned by Mrs. Kim-
mey and Miss. Kimmey. extending
from Lexington street 450 feet north
to Brown avenue. The city also is
to construct- a boundary fence and
a concrete sidew'l'7{*··1long one side.
Construction wil&ge`startcd in the
fall, council meirrb isrrsaid.
Iiiglitning Hits Home
Mr. ai?€t_,l\·lrs. Wts A. Roberts are
recovering‘»_ from minor electrical
shocks suléfered 'T’V"e:—m0  daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil . Coyle. who
died Wcdnesday{‘—were held today at
the grave in the\Nohesuch come-; .
tory, Rev. Clarence Coyle efficiat-I
ing. Besides theparents, the child
is survived by one sister and bert
grandparents. -;
Union services utill be held at
the Baptist church; Sunday night
with the pastor, Rey. W. G. Ham»
mock, delivering\,t_he sermon. Rev,
Hammock. who hafhbeen on his va-
·ation. also will fill his pulpit Sun-
tay morning. ` "
Miss Mary Whlard Boston enter-
tained with a linen shower Wednes·
day in honor of the recent bride.
Mrs. \Vellington Rose, nee Miss Lu-
cille Boston. ']"he"·host was assisted
in entertaining by her mother and
aunt, Mrs. W. B. Boston and Miss
Mary Parrish. About 25 guests were
present. 5
Mrs. Dutch Clark underwent a
major operation at the Woodford
Memorial hospital Wednesday. Her
:~ondition was reported satisfactory.
E\ir. and Mrs. Charles W. Cart and
r¥au;h‘i»rs, Jean and Martha, left
Tlwtxr.  for their home in San An-
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Old Friend Of Good Samari-
i tan Hospstal Presented
{ Silver Pitcher
1 The board of trustees of the Good
`SZEll2Fll`lI2lll hospital, at the conclusion
joi its December meeting this after-
jnoon, attended a dinner at the hos-
gpital in honor of Alfred A. Combs, `
land presented him with a silver
ipitchev in recognition of his long
= lservice to the institution.
; The speech of presentation was
jmade by J. Owen Reynolds. a mem-
tber of the board. The pitcher bore
fthe following inscription: "Alfred
IA. Combs. In appreciation of years
_o1` outstanding and faithful service.
{and with the affectionate regard and
,Y1Ul)Cl wislies of his eo—workers of the
itlood Samaritan hospital, Lexing-
lton, Ky. Dec. 16. l932."
Q Mr. Combs. founder of Combs
lLurnber Company and prominent in
lthe civic and business life of Lex-
[ineton for many years, has been an
lnctive worker in behalf of the hos-
,pital almost from its beginning. and
€l`tElS seen it grow from a small resi-
ldence lot to its present size.
g Members of the board showered
*Z\~Ir. Combs with good wishes and
thanks for his wort:. Out of his de-
tailed knovrlerlee of the growth and
iprossrcss ot the hospital. Mr. Combs
{related many of the events which
have contributed to its advancement.
‘ Besides the members of the board .
Inf trustees. Mrs. Combs and a tewl
iintiznate friends attended the dinner. I
§'l'hose present were: Will Dunn, J.’
’C. Fitch. Nev. C. H. Greer. M. C.
lRedx·:ine. James McClure, J. Owen
{Reynolds. Rev. G. W. Banks, James]
§'l`.` Cannon, E. J. Clore. George W.g
l\'atieln1. Rev. Virgil L. Moore. Rev.
QVirgil L. Moore, Rev. W. P. Frjrrnanv
`Rer. \‘.` L Clark. Joe H, Gibson;
-· ,E%~=‘.·. Pt. Gilliam. Mr. 21* cl ?vli‘>.