The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-27
THE STATE DENTISTS
The Association in Session at
Morehead City.
Proceedings Of The First Day. list of Applicants
For License. German al the Atlantic
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Morehead City, N. c., June 26.-This
morning at II o'clock the North Carolina
State Dental Society, which has a large
number of members IN attendance,
was called to order by the presi
dent, e. J. Tucker. of Roxboro.
The exercises began with a prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Setter of the Baptist
church. The address of welcome was
then eloquently delivered by Rev. H.
NJ. North, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, suitable response to which was
made by DR.. ]. S. Belts, of Greensboro
After the calling of the roll and read
ing of the minutes of last years session,
the president delivered his address, which
touching upon a number of themes i'm
portant to the members of the associa-
ton and the public alike, was deeply in
teresting to the audience.
This was followed by the address Of
the essayist, DR.. N. G. Carroll, of Raj
eigh. a paper which engaged the closent
DR.. Charles Turner. of Richmond. a
prominent young North CarOlinian; Drs.
Turner and Holland, of Atlanta, and B.
Holly Smith of Baltimore, are present
and will deliver clinical lectures.
Following is the list of applicants for
license before the North Carolina State
Dental Examining Board. The examina-
ton and report on same are yet incom-
plete: F. T. Hunt, Asheville; H. 5.
Wiley, Snowden G. f. Smithson, Rocky
Mount; J. NJ. Boyette, Lilesville; w. w.
Taylor, Warrenton; Frank Station, Ham
ilton; j. r. Whisnant, Henrietta; A. B.
Holland, Caroleen; F. NJ. Johnston, Win
ston; A. J. Whisnant, Forest City; G.. A.
Little, Catawaba; J.. d. Groom, Maxton;
B. w. Brown, Tarboro; E. Ehringhaus,
Elizabeth CITY; G. A. Carr, Durham; r :.
B. Tucker, Henderson; S. d. Barr, New
bern; C. r. Zickler Graham; S. D.
Smith, Manson j. R. Bivens, Mccall.
S. c.; w. NJ. ROBBIE, Morganton, w.
NJ Kennedy Yorkyille, S. c.; w. c.
Mcdowell, Kershaw, S. c.; G. S. Sloan,
Chincuepin as
The ballroom of the Atlantic Hotel
was the scene of an unusually pretty
and enjoyable german last night. Mr.,
Wade w. Stevenson of Newbern, led
with Miss Addie Claypoole and showed
much skill and originality in the great
variety of figures led. The dance was
witnessed by a large number of guests
of the hotel, and the balconies and sur
rounding seats were filled until a very
late hour by spectators, who seemed~te
enjoy the fine orchestra as much as the
dancers themselves. 4
Those participating in the germah
were: Miss Mary Guion, of Newberns
with Mr.. Burros. Miss Emma Steven
son, of Newbern, with Mr.. Guion Dunn,
Miss HOLSTER with Mr.. N. &. Hughes,
Miss Margaret Bryan with Mr.. Hum
phrey. Miss Isabel Bryan with Mr..
George Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs H G.
Lumsden, Miss Belle Marks with Mr..
Frank Hyman, Miss Lizzie Burrus with
Mr.. Will Dunn, Miss Dortch, of Colds
boro, with Mr.. Jesse ClaypoOle Miss
Monroe, of GoIdsboro, with Mr. Joe
Fulford. Miss Balsley, of Greensboro,
with Mr.. j. j. Dodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyndon Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs j. K.
Mebane, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mebane,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. HOLSTER, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. e. Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Dunn, Miss Laura allard with Mr.. Hai
Mebane, Mr. and Mrs. George Lyon,
Miss Florrie Dockcry Wall with Mr..
George Carr, Mis- Johnse Dockery
Wall with Mr. Num-, Miss Mary Jones
with Mr.. r. A. Num-.
Chaperones: Mrs. DeForrest ALI
good, Mrs. F. D. Martin, Mrs. Ed
Stagg. Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Harry Mar
tin, Mrs. Norwood Carroll.