The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
MEHARRY NOTES.

The Y. M. C. A. was addressed last
Sunday afternoon by Prof. Brawllal,
Dean of the High Crest High School.
A good many of the members and
friends were present and all seemed
greatly benefited by the able remarks
made by the speaker The audience
was favored after the address by a
cornet solo by Prof James Wilson.
OF the Alabama Normal School. At
ter an eight days visit to Texas. Ar
kansas and Illinois, our venerable
Dean, DR., G. w. Hubbard, returned
On Tuesday morning Of this week.
AT Little Rock, Ark, he was enter
tanned by DR.. G. w. Hayman, of the
medical class of Meharry '9S, one of
the leading physicians of that city
and one of the principal organizers of
a hospital to be erected there. DR..
Hubbard has the heartiest co-opera-
ton not only of the colored physicians
Of that city, but also of the citizens,
and we hope that success will attend
him in his good work.
On Sunday DR.. Hubbard spoke at
the M. E. Church at Philander Smith
College and also to the colored citi-
zen of Little Rock. At Marshall,
Texas, the Dean spoke to the students
of Wiley University on Sunday night,
October 2Sth, and ON the following
day to the students of Bishop Col
lege, also located at Marshall It is
gratifying to note" said DR.. Hubbard,
that Wiley has a very large atten-
dance and is we'll supplied with fine
buildings. The boys dormitory of
eighty rooms is now being completed
and there is on the grounds a fine
Tn gle Library built at a cost of
$4,000" All these things have been
done chiefly by the untiring efforts
of President Dogan, who at one time
vas professor of Central Tennessee
College.
at the twenty-seventh annual ses-
sion of the Lone Star State Medical
Dental and Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton, which met in Dallas, Texas, DR..
Hubbard was present. The president
Of the Association is DR.. H. e. Lee,
of the medical class of 1902. The
session was well attended. The mem
bershiD amounted to SO, of whom
about so are graduates of dear old
Meharry." There are quite a num-
Der of Meharry graduates In Dallas
and all are making good Mention
must be made of DR.. J. w. Anderson,
of the class of S5, who has been re-
siding in the city for twenty-five
years. DR.. Anderson is markedly sue
cessful in his practice and owns a
rather large amount of valuable real
estate in that city.
A railroad accident detained DR..
Hubbard at Texarkana, Tex, where
re had opportunity of calling on Drs.
Mitcham, ], Harvey Sparks, A. j.
Thomas, e. A. Randle and L. S. Stoht.
Mitcham is making arrangements to
open up a hospital We wish him
all success.
At Springfield, i'll, the Dean attend
ed a general meeting of the General
Committee Of the Freedmen Aid So
oiety of the NJ e, Church, and spoke
of the work done at Meharry. It is
the opinion of the committee that
this is one of the most important
branches of the work under the care
Of the society.
On Sunday afternoon, November 2,
Or. Hubbard smoke at the Union Bap-
tict Church (colored), of which Rev
e. G. Cole is pastor II was the
rleasure of two of our medical grad
yates, Drs. S. A. Ware, class of '99,
and w. B. Ford, of 1906, to introduce
the speaker. These two doctors are
practicing in Springfield and they are
making good. At the close or pr.
Hubbard's remarks liberal collec-
ton was taken for the benefit Of Me
harry. DR.. Hubbard left SDringneld
carly Monday morning for Nashville,
where he arrived safely on Tuesday,
November 4th.