The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06
W. II. AioRGAN,
=. Y. CRAwFoRD,
I. ]. CgEws,
Committee,
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS


THE ELECTION or OFFICERS
was the next thing in order, and no time
was lost in getting Ia work. The result Of
the balloting was the election OF the fol.
lowing named gentlemen Tor the ensuing
year
A. G. White, Of Springfield, Tenn. pres.
idcnt.
}. L. Newborn, Of Memphis, hrst vice
president.
W. b. Spencer, Of jackson, Tenn, sec.
ond vice.presidcnt
+. u. Houston, Of Lewisburg Tenn,
recording secretary.
Gordon White, Of Nashville, correspond
ing secretary.
W. II. Morgan, Of Nashville, treasurer
DR.. A. q. White was escorted 10 the
chair by Ds. Newborn and Houston, and
madca brief speech, thanking the meeting
for the honor conferred upon him.
DR.. White, the newly elected president,
then appointed the following executive
oammilice for the ensuing year Dn. u.
r. Stubblefcld and j. Y. Crawford, Of
Nashville, AMI ID. $ Bymes. OF Memphis.
DIR. r. X. Freeman, OF Nashville, then
took the floor, and reminded the meeting
that Il bad received better treatment aud
from the newspaper men Of any city where
previous sessions OF the association had
been held. lie felt that more WIS due In
this ease than the usual pcriunciory vote
at thanks. and suggested that the meet
ings gratitude and appreciation should
take the shape Of rising vote Of
THANKS TO THE APPEAL
;, aud the irdiGnchc for their full aud faith.
iul reports Of the proceedings and tfansac.
tons Of the meeting.
DIR. n. T.. Beach seconded the motion In
brief speech, fully indorsing the views
expressed 10y DR.. Freeman.
There was no dissenting voice, and the
association accordingly rose en- massc and
gave the papers named n ringing vote Of
thanks.
A general demand was then made for an
expression Of views from the reporters pres.
ent in response 10 which ". Picard, Of TnE
ArrEAL, took the floor aud assured the
meeting that the newspapers fully apprc.
ciaiod the honor that had Just been paid
them by the association, the more No a. Il
seemed the spontaneous expression Of q
genuine sentiment that came straight
from the heart, aud was not tho
mechanical performance Of an empty and
conventional part Of the progam. The news.
papers Of Memphis felt deep interest in
The success Of an association devoted, M
this IT, 10 tho advancement OF science
and the alienation OF the pains Of man.
kind, and, ~ the representative Of niE Ar.
Pal, lac felt proud 10 say that his instruc.
tons had been 10 exercise the fullest
scope In reporting the meetings, aud
90 omit no detail that might interest the
public or advance the good cause In which
the Dental association was engaged. lie
assured them further that the press OF
Memphis would be found on all occasions
ready 10 lend It's influence aud support 20
any organization having, ms this las, the
good Of the public In view a. well as the
elevation Of nm important profession.
The association also voted thanks 10 the
following: The Memphis committee Of
arrangements, consisting Of Dn. Newborn,
Burlington and Turner, for their hand.
come entertainment Of the visiting dentists,
and the perfect arrangements made for
,,'heir comfort and the expedition Of bust.
ncss.
To Morrison Bros, Of Nashville. for
Their superb dental display, comprising
surgical i9CIRenis, artificial teeth and
other appinI 81 the profession.
After hxls<dpon Jackson, Tenn, AZ the
place, and tie first Tuesday In July as the
time for the next annual meeting, the a.
sociation adjourned.
The following able and learned paper b,
DR.. II. L. Beach, Of Clarksyillc, " fui