Time capsule

As reported 50 years ago in the pages of The Columbia News, Thursday, Feb. 27, 1958:

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X-ray clinic planned

The Columbia County Health Department will have a chest X-ray clinic on March 7, 1958, for people who have or have had home, familiar or employment contact with a case of tuberculosis; those having malaise suspicious or indicative of tuberculosis; and those being advised to have an X-ray examination by their family physician.

Motorcyclist hurt

Horace Fitzgerald, 19, narrowly escaped death when he purposely swerved the motorcycle on which he was riding to avoid hitting the stalled motorcycle of a friend.

The crash helmet he was wearing and quick rendering of first aid by a fellow racer, Vick Crenshaw, were credited with saving the boy's life. Minor head injuries and the loss of two teeth were the extent of Fitzgerald's injuries.

Evans teachers see film on reading

Dick Carroll, a representative of Row-Peterson, demonstrated to the teachers of Evans a film strip on teaching reading in five progressive steps to a second-grade class.

Carroll also demonstrated some film strips that could be used in a classroom situation and the procedure to be followed while using them. He left literature for ordering filmstrips for the Jack and Jill series in grades one through six.

Japan studied in Winfield session

Mrs. Howard Jones, secretary for missionary education and service of the Methodist Augusta District, conducted the first of a two-session study course on Japan Feb. 20, 1958, at the Josie Dozier Community House.