The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-24
NORTH. CAROLINA
NJ MEDICAL MEN.
Meet III Fift}-sccond Annual.
Session in .Greetis-
l{oro
LARGE cLAssoF LlcEnTIATEs
All But Two Out q Fourteen
colored} Applicants
LARGE CLASS OF LlCENTIATEs
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Medical Society pf North Carolina met
In Its fifty-sccond annual session in tho
courthouse this morning. Rev. II. w:
Battle, pastor Of tho First Baptist
Church, offered tic Invocation.
DR.. Charles D. McIvcr. president Of
tho state Normal and Industrial College,
extended n welcome In behalf OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce Of Greensboro.
Representing tho city Of Greensboro
Hon. A. L. Brooks extended a welcome,
convusng the audience In laughter
when In his conclusion he congratulated
the city on having so many Of the heal
Ing art to honor It, and begging them
to do everything they pleased except to
Oslerize the strenuous citizenship OF
Greensboro.
ELOQUENT DOCTOR.
Il DR.. L. B. McBraycr, OF Ashcvile, re-
sponded to the address Of welcome.
He was surprisingly eloquent In
speaking OF the cares, tho opportunities
ana the privileges Of physicians, proving
true the Introductory remarks Of Dr..
Robertson, when he said DIR. McBrayer
was one OF the most eloquent Speakers
in North Carolina.
President Of the North Carolina Medl-
cal Society Dr. p Z TaSyloe Of Wash
dress dress His subject was Tho Growing
Need or Hospitals and Their Isolation.
Dr.. John +. Barrus, of High, Point,
It's tfao ro oil Symptoms and Thera-
- NEW DOCTORS.
In the afternoon the report on m 2. ca
Prcssly, OF Charlotte, showing that in the
examination Of 129 applicants, represent
ing tnrty-nlne medical colleges eighty ! y
are re- chilled TO license to practice In,
North Carolina. One applicant withdrew
and forty felled;; &. Il, .,,
ccssful aprl,cants are as follows: y
Pcbles Proctor, Nilliamston; Henry j.,
Garigues. Tryon; Baird Y. Brooks, Nash
v ter f msynes csae; brodle NalIe
SPRINGS i joseph j., blake, chadburn
renas WeSb BneF 3ohn B.
m ans'' Chapel i, Hi; Joe ". Summers. ,Da-s
WILSON, ,'d Owen Smith. Asheylle; Herbert
d. Rove, New.on; John n, G: Dye e. FAY
William G. Mebane, Mount Airy; John
s. Harrison, Elm City; Henry e; Ferry ,ry
m pheus 'a ~. pIsyowa way. Newbern; Milton
+. Gibson, Gibson; Edward Mco; sally Sally:
E E5S " Herssels,, v, S{;sm Harry pss,a 4.
Greensboro; Wilbur a. McPhail Ashpole; :.
James WellS shelby; 1amss W Il Gar.
snow Hill, Laurie j. Arnold, Sanford,
William G. Bosticls, Forest cit,y;J, FLOYD
Martin, Yadknyile RALPH lph. s. sten pdes
Thomas a. Basnight, stokes: William p.
Witherbee, CHARLOTTE; Ashly NJ. Benton.
Evergreen Carl ~ Sutton ton La G franz
Gre Edward l., Thomas. eolored,
Charlotte; Andrew j. Christian, Winston
salem; LEVIN p; McCauley, Raieighf;
Carr t., Ashevilic S Jere E Cooke, Ashe-,
B. Newell, Newell; Isaac D. Burnett,
qu iilsh Charles ". Woodson, Salisbury;
James j. Phillips, Tarboro; Ivan F, Bat
tie Becky Mount J WhItak a. Ga,dyeI
Long t Roxboro; George S. Hill, Marble
head, Mass; William Marcum. Raleigh;
Morgan Morgan Higgins; Fielding L Ashton.
Richmond. va; Delos y. Hooper Tuck
aysgee Eustles II Si109n M MHHreHlD6
6 6eegSEa a. sp G9HRa1 Gibson Gibson
Arch w. Graham, Charlotte; Frisby I.
King Robbinsvllle; Delay Faust, t y 3
" Ars Eawb 81 cr9wsan stone salotte
Edgar G. Person, Pikeville: Kemp 2.
B. Bonner, Aurora;, Joe "a. SAUNDERS,
Washington; Alice u. Johnson. Soufnern
ard I'd j. Jacox (colored). Franklin. Va;
Joseph Alderman, Wiimington; james =.
Duquid, Ncwbern; Charles NJ. Clodtet-
ter, Lexington.
There were fourteen. colorcd applicants,
and from the above II would seem that
colored from the forty who failed to pass
It leaves twenty-eight white applicants
out Of n class Of .1l5 whites who failed.
and this, am informed, Is better
average than is often tho case.
1T is also learned that to the follow
Ing young mon are awarded the honors
eli, OF Newclls, his average: being 90 ~
second honor, James ]. Phillips, OF Tar
boro. o. AZ; third honor Eustace IL
| Soop, of Mooresville, 93 81
Then followed the reading and discus
sion OF number Of papers.