The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-01
THE DENTISTS HERE
State Dental Association in
Session.
FOR LICENSE.
Fifteen IOurg Men Are on the
Anxious Seat To-Day.

"A Fine Exhibit of Instruments by the S.
s. White Co.-The Address of Welcome
by j. I'll. southgate This Evcning-Dr.
j. IL. Durham, of Wilmington Will Re-
spond.
The State Dental Association met in
the Durham county court house this
morning at II 10 o'clock After short pre-
liminary meeting the association ad-
journed until 2:3O o'clock
At half past o'clock the meeting was
called to order by the president, DR.. G. A.
Rominger, of Reidsville. The secretary,
DR.. ]. f. Wyche, of Greensboro, was in
his place
Rev W. C. Tyree, of Durham, offered
prayer.
The secretary called the roll, and
twenty five members answered to their
names.
The minutes of last years meeting were
read and approved.
Secretary Wyche read a communica.
tion from the Golden Belt Club inviting
the members of the association to visit
the club rooms The association accepted
the invitation.
President Rominger announced that
the address of welcome by Mr.. James Fl.
Southgate and the reply by DR.. J. H.
Durham was the special order for the
meeting at 7:45 o'clock to night. This
was, he stated, open to the public, and
he hoped the people would attend.
Several visiting dentists were intro
duced to the association.
The doctors of medicine present were
welcomed and invited to attend the meet,
ings.
On motion, committee of five was ap
pointed to draft resolutions on the death
of Senator Vance
They are: Drs. A G.. Livermon, F. S.
Harris, J. E. Matthews, H. G. Herring,
r. H. Jones.
DR.. Carr read a statement of practical
operations with certain drugs in treat,
ing and filling partially decayed teeth.
His method was fully discussed.
DR.. J. r. Osborne, of Shelby, read
paper on operate Dentistry the subject
was then discussed by different members.
DR.. Banner, of Mt. Airy, read paper
On Dental Prophylaxis.
The following are among the dentists
in attendance:
G. A. Rominger, Reidsville; j, W.
Hu u1ter, Salem A C. Liverman, Scotland
Neck; Isaac n. Carr, Tarboro Francis
A Macon, Warrenton Norwood G.
Carroll, Raleigh; J. w. Selby, Atlanta !;
H. D. Harper, Kinston; J. II. Durham
Wilmington V. E. Turner, Raleigh J
E. Matthews, Wilmington L. P. Hilliard
Rocky Mount T. T. Ross, Nashville; A
NJ. Baldwin, Wilmington D. E. Everitt
Raleigh; John NJ. Parker, Goldsboro
J. S. Belts, Maxton; J. E. Hawthorne,
Asheville; F. S. Harris, Henderson; j
NJ Aver, Raleigh; Frank Holland, AT.
lanta, Ca; CIV Banner, Mt. Airy; c.
J. Watkins, Winston; r. H. Jones, Win
ston; L. White, Statesville; ]. S. Spur.
geon, Hillsboro H. c. Daniel, Lilling'
ton; P E. Horton. Winston; J. F Grif'
fifth, Salisbury; J. E. Wyche, Green's
boro; Fl. c. Herring, Concord.
The S. S. White dental manufacturing
company, the largest corporation of the
kind in the world, has a fine exhibit OF
dental instruments, chairs, ETC., in the
First national bank building. This is in
charge of Mr. J. ". Selby.
The state dental examining board has
been in session at the Carrolina nearly
all day. They are examining the fifteen
young dentists who have applied for
license.
Too Much Holiday