The Health bulletin [serial] - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

THE HEALTH BULLETIN. 151witti whom we are more intimatelyassociated in Aslieville."Mr. A. R. Kimball, Chairman of theExecutive Committee of the GaylordFarm Sanatorium, writes: "I takegreat pleasure, as Chairman of theExecutive Committee of Gaylord FarmSanatorium, in testifying to the abilityand high character, the conscientiousnessand close application to duty,which characterized Dr. W. Pendletonwhile for two years and a half he wasassistant to Dr. Lyman, Superintendentof Gaylord Farm Sanatorium. Fornearly four months Dr. Lyman wasincapacitated, being inVa.,Charlottesville,recovering from a very severe operationwhich all but cost him his life.During this time. Dr. Pendleton wasIn full charge and the credit of carryingon the work of the Sanatorium isin largest part his. From my closepersonal experience, as I am reallythe business head of Gaylord Farm, Ido not think the Sanatorium of NorthCarolina could secure a better manthan Dr. Pendleton."Miss Emily P. Bissell writes: "AsPresident' of the Delaware Anti-TuberculosisSociety, I take pleasure inheartily recommending Dr. Pendleton,and I hope that you may be able tosecure him."Finally, Dr. Laurason Brown, SaranacLake, New York, writes: "Dr.Pendleton is a competent man, and Ithink j^ou could get no one better thanhe. I would strongly urge you to takehim."BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.The business manager of the Sanatorium,Mr. Tyre Glenn, who has givenentire satisfaction in that office for thepast two years, and who is sufficientlywell known throughout the State not toneed introduction, will be retained inoffice.Mr. Glenn will have charge of thethirteen-hundred-acre farm, the buyingof supplies, the employment oflabor, and the bookkeeping of the Institution.Dr. Pendleton will have absolutecharge of the medical work of the Institution.His official title will be MedicalDirector. He will employ his ownnurses and orderlies, admit and dismisspatients, and prescribe diet, exerciseand daily habits for the patients.