Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-12
THE STATE DENTISTS.
The Seventeenth Annual Meeting Of the
state Dental Association to Begin To-
Day

The Seventeenth Annual Meeting Of th .
state Dental Association to Begin To-
Day.
The seventeenth annual meeting of the
Georgia State Dental Society will COM
mence at 10 O'Clock this morningat Metro
pOlitan Hall. The sessions will last three
or tour DAYS. Much Of the time will be
devoted to the reading and discussion Of
papers by the members. The attendance
is expected to reach fifty or more. All
parts Of the State will be represented.
The last meeting Of the society WAS held
at Atlanta.
The convention will be called to order
this morning by the President, DR.. A. g..
BOutOn of savannah. The other officers
are Messrs. j. S. Thompson. First Vice
President, 5. NJ. Roach. Second Vice Presi-
dent, G.. w. II. Whitaker, Recording Sec
rotary, l.. d. Carpenter, Corresponding
Secretary, II. A. Lawrence, Treasurer.
The Executive Committee and exam
lining board is composed Of Drs. ). II
Coyle l.. d. Carpenter, q. W. McElhaney,
S. b. Bartieid and Il. b. AdaIr.
The Committee on ArranRemonts-Dr
+. Parsons, Chairman,o and DR.. >. NJ. Roach
aud j. IL. C0yle-anuounces thar the fol-
lowing papers viii be read during the
conventions:
Pyorrhua Alveolaris ,Riggs' Disease.
.. ......... .......-.... Il. b. Adair
Electricity in Dentistry. Nv. 8; Browne
PerCemeuiltis.....- Nm. Z. Nardaw
saving PUPPIES Teeth G. W. II. Whitaker
Preparing ana Filling Approximate
Cavities ...........'...... G. II. Winkler
me Uses Of Rnbber in Dentistry W r. Tignor
.'.'.',....' 49,. A. II. Best
How Can the Usefulness of Our So -ietv
De lncrcR cdT ..-. ........B IL. Catching
Local Ancsthetics. Osborn
Nervous Energy ..--.....---.. 90. Paleons
Am4Igams ............J. S Thompson
Pathology of Decay 49,. B. Il. Patterson
Treatment Of Temporary
Teeth ..............-- ...... .....G. A. EafrlCk
Theory VS.. Practice ...... ..,,....J. II. Coylc
The Dentists Medicine Cabi-
net ...... ........ IL. ID. Carpenter
Oniee Hints ........ w. V. II lines
Laboratory Hints....-. II. p. Holmes
Advantages OF Gold as a base
for Artificial Dentures. Nv. w. Ford.
Comfort for Patients ....R. W. Thornton
Forms of Gold for Filling
Teeth ........... ........ X. A. itoUlday
Some of these papers are quite lengthy,
and interesting as we'll. They will be
read in the order in which they are pub
lished.
The standing committees are as follows:
Physiology and Etiology-R. b. Adair and
Path logy and Surgery-W. G. Wardlaw
and Holland.
Histology and McrOscOpy-R. W. Thornton
and VIM. CrenshaW.
Chemistry and Therapeutics-S. A. White
ami @. W. II. Whlt1ker.
Operative Dentislry-G. II. Wlnker and ID.
Hops.
Mechanical Dentistry-W. F. Tgnor and
A. II. Best.
Dental Educat on and Iiterature-B. H..
Catching and q w. NcElhaney.
~ n .I
II lines, $. A. White and " IN. Crenshaw.
ESSAYS and Voluntary Papers-E. Parsons,
j. II Moncrief q. A. PatrlcF, J. Thomp-
ION, NJ. $. Jobson, " r Holmes. b II Pat
terson, Il. A. Holiday, and j. l.. F0gg, and
the Committee OF Arrangements.
The delegates will have their headquar-
tiers at the Pulaski House.
The following railroads have issued eX-
cursiOn tickets good until May H. at re-
duced rates: The Atlanta and West
Point, Central and divisions, East Ten
nessee, Virginia and GEORGIA, from Dal-
ton, Rome, Atlanta, Macon and Bruins
wick. Georgia aud branches; Richmond
and DanVille, within Georgia; savannah,
Florida and Western, Western and At
lantic, Florida Railway and Navigation
Company, Charleston and Savannah. The
public are invited to attend all of the ses-
siOns.