Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-12
TERE SOUTHERN DENTAL
ASSOCIATION.
NIGHT sEssIoN-sEcoND DAY.

--r NIGHT SESSION-SECoND DAY.
After the royal entertainment and
excursion around the harbor, given tC
4 the Southern Dental Association, by
/ the South Carolina State Dental Asso-
citation, on Thursday last, the mem
bers, in excellent spirits, returned to
Phoenix Hall, and the meeting was
called to order by DIR. Knapp, the
! president in the chair.
DR.. $. II. Cartwright, member OF
| the Royal College of Surgeons, of Lon
don, was unanimously elected an hon
oraTy and corresponding member OF
| the association and Drs. Norman w.
Kingley, of New York, and w. r..
Bull, of Charleston, S. c., were elec-
| ted active members.
| The discussion of Dr. +. Y. Clark ;
report on dental therapeutics was re-
stunned by Drs. Atkinson, Cartwright,
| Winkler, Kingsley, Barker and Clark.
The time having arrived for the selec-
| ton of next time and place of meet
ing, the last Tuesday in July, 1872,
| end RichmOnd, Va, were unanimous
| lY selected
sDr. Thompson, of Virginia, in be-
association for the compliment bestow-
ed upon the Old Mother State. The
meeting then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
the following day.
MORNING SESSIoN-TIIIRD DAY.
The meeting was called to order al
| 10 a. NJ.
DIR. Cartwright, of London, being
| alIa1 I1nnn cIno orIy- IoooOncfrotoI tbo
surgical treatment of cleft palate, and
| DR.. Kingsley likewise demonstrated
| his MODE of treatment by mechanical
| appliances, which ELECTED the admira-
tion of all the members, and their
unanimous vote of thanks was tender
ed to them. Drs. Barker, Atkinson,
Clark and Patrick gave their views
upon this interesting subject.
The committee OH voluntary essays
reported a paper on the subject OF
transplanting teeth, by Professor Bar
ker, of Philadelphia which was read
| and placed on file, and elected discus
sion from Drs. Clark, Cartwright,
Atkinson, Reynolds and Ford.
DR.. Reynolds exhibited a very inter-
esting specimen of a supposed tum0r
| caused by the transverse eruption of 4
superior carrim tooth.
The meeting then adjourned until
| half-past 3 Z. NJ.
AFTERNOON sESSION-THIRD DAY.
The meeting was called to order
President Knapp i'll the chair.
On motion of DR.. Angel, commit
tee of three, drafted resolutions uDOE
the death of Drs. Grove and johnson,
members of the association.
The subject of dental association
was discussed 10y Drs. Cartwright,
Cobb, Barker, Winkler, Reynolds,
Ford and Kingsley.
On motion of DIR. Angel, the hour
of p. NJ. was selected for the election
of officers.
On motion of Dr.. Thompson, the
| snbject of operative dentistry was ta-
! ken under discussion by Drs. Akin
| son, Knapp, Clark and Herman.
The meeting adjourned until p. NJ
! to resume the subject Of ,he discussion,
when Drs. Moore, Angel and Reyn-
| olds gave their views. The discussion
of the subject was then closed.
The treasurer reported Il balance on
hand of S244.
The executive committee made q
fulireport which was read and approv-
ed.
1t was moved and carried that DR..
| Angel he presented with some suit
able present for his valuable services as
| recording secretary Of the association.
A communication was read from DR..
Samuel Rambo, of Montgomery, Ala
| banIa, expressing regret at not being
able to be present at this meeting. The
communication was accepted.
1t was moved seconded and carried
that the proceedings of this meeting
! be published in pamphlet form, and
with them the Cons titution, Bylaws
| and Code of Ethics, if they had moi
already been published.
The following delegates were elec-
ten to represent this association at the
next meeting of the American Dental
Association Drs. Winkler, POstley
ROYAL, Patrick, Jr., Lowrance, Burr
Jones. Thompson, Grant, Bull, w. :.
Brown, Wardlaw, Hanckel, Patrick,
| Sr., Boozer. Chupien, Rodriguez, J.
p. H. Brown, Wright, Muckenfuss
and JobsOn.
On ballot the following members
were elected officers for the ensuing
| wear Ut. Il. L. NIiIhi VI oCOi = Id
president; Dr. J. b. Patrick, of South
| Carolina, 1st vice-president; DIR. II.
NJ. Grant of Va. I'd vice-president; DR..
Z. Floyd, of North Carolina, Sd vice
president; DR.. n. c. Ford, of GeOr-
gia, cOrrespC nding secretary; DIR. ..
| j. Bond, of South Carolina, recording
secretary DIR. G. w. Redman, OF
Kentucky, treasurer.
On motion Il committee of three,
consisting Of Drs. Angel, Bond and
Winkler, were appointed to furnish 3
| report of fhe proceedings of this asso-
citation to the press and dental jour
Eals. +4-
A resolution of thanks was tender
ed to the faculty cf the Charleston
| Medical College, Charleston Library
College. Freundschaftsbund, Board OF
| Trade. Charleston, s. c., Dental Asso-
Citations. the various railroads and no
| tells, tho press and the retiring officers
of this association
DIR. Angel then offered the follow
| ing:
Resolred. That the association now
discuss the practicability of establish
| ing an independent Southern journal
| devoted to dental science, and to be
the property OF this ASSOCIATION. Car
Tied.
A lively discussion then took place
| New Orleans was selected as the place
where the journal should be published
| and DR.. s. p. Cutler, OF that city was
elected editor. The association adjOur.
| ned to meet at o'clock the next day
MORNING sEssIoN-FoURTH DAY.
/
Meeting called TO order, President
| Clark in the chair.
On motion of DIR. Wardlow, com,
| mjttee of three were appointed with
carte 6idosche to take such steps as they
may think proper in carrying out
the views of this association III
| publishing a dental journal, Drs
| Cutler. Knapp and Angel were ap-
| pointed on the committee.
,osoh,tiou of sVnnnathV was offer.