The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-11
TIE DENTISTS AT TYBEE.
The State Convention to Meet at the
Ocean House To-Day.

ocean HOUSE IO-Gdy-
The Georgia State Dental Association viii
1 begin its annual session at Tybee this morn
ing. The meeting promises to be the most
| largely attended of any held in long tins,
and the bu mess transacted will probably
be the most important.
The Atlanta, Macon and Augusta delegs-
tions will arrive this morning, and after
taking breakfast at the Pulaski, will go
down to the island. Some Of the members
arrived last night, and will spend
this morning Ia the city. Among
those already here are DR.. y. 4. Williams
of Valdosta, member Of the board of ex-
arniners: DR.. s. b. Barfeld, chairman OF
the board of examiners. of Macon; DR.. At
kinson of Brunswick, DIR. Alexander of
Alepana, and DIR. Parramore Of Valdos a.
J. ". Selby, representing the S. S. Whits
Company or Philadelphia, IS also IN the
city. He attends every NEE ing of the
ass citation, and exhibits the latest improve
ments In dental machines.
The meetings will be held at the Ocean
House, and will continue until Saturday.
Over fifty members of the association. rep
resenting every section of the state, viii be
present. A good many will bring their
families with them. 1t is probable that
trip out to sea will be made, aud excursion
boats will be run to different points.
President S. A. White viii preside at the
meeting this morning and II. H. johnson
Of Hawkinsville will be secre. airy.
The principal business transacted will be
the organization. Beyond this, little will
be done.
The board of examiners, consisting of
Chairman S. B. Barflsld, n. A. Williams,
G. w. g. Whitaker, A. G. Bouton and
William c. Wardlaw will receive applica-
tions at all times during the meeting. There
are thirteen standing committees aud their
reports will take up the principal portion of
the session.
The committees are as follows:
Physiology and Etiology-W. G. Ward
law, W. R. Holmes, S. B. Adair.
Pathology and Therapeutics. Il. Coyle,
c. T. Osborn, J. A. Tignor.
Histology and Microscopic. Hops, j.
A. Chappie, w. w. Hill.
Chemistry and Metallurgy-S. G. Hol-
land, r. w. Thornton. +. P. Gale.
Anatomy and Surgery-R. B. Adair, J.
NJ. Mason, j. A. Thornton.
Operative Dentistry-William Crenshaw,
g. II. Winkler, w. d. Smith, d. D. Atkin-
son.
Mechanical Dentistry-G. w. McElhaney,
j. S. Thompson. j. d. Lanier, w. p. Burt.
Dental Education and Literature-B. H.
Catching, R. V. Henley, H. S. Colding.
Voluntary Papers-W. F. Tignor, W. G.
Browne, E. B. Marshall, Fl. H. johnson, j.
D. Lanier, w. H. Weaver, E. F. Adair, J.
H. Moncrief
Clinics-J. A. Thornton, A. G.. Bouton,
G.. H. Winkler, William Crenshaw, D.
Hops, d. d. Atkinson, ]. H. Chapple. ].
S. Thompson, r. B. Adair.
Arrangements-A. G. Bouton, H. S.
Colding, b. H. Catching.
Special-Address to the Public-B. H.
Patterson, r. Y. Henley, W. q. Ward
law
New Appliances. s. Thompson, R. A.
Holiday, W. r. Holmes.
The following are the present officers of
the society:
President-S. A. White of Savannah.
First Vice President-W. F. Tignor Of
Rome.
Second Vice PRESIDENT. A. Thornton
of Atlanta.
Recording Secretary-H. II. johnson of
Hawkinsville.
Corresponding Secretary-L D. Carpen-
ter of Atlanta.
Treasurer-H. A. Lowrance of Athens.
The following members compose the ex-
ecutive committee-R. w. Thornton, chair
man; w. H. Weaver. d. D. Atkinson, J.
A. Chapple, H. S. Colding.