The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-09
The Annual Meeting Will Be
Held In Raleigh On Monday,
June IS
Problems of Health of The
State Will Be Discussed
Instruction For School Chill
dren as To Health

49, 49,
ing here on next Monday, June Is.
h association will be in session only
one day. and all of the sessions will
be held in the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce.
Among the speakers for the three
session that will be held on that day
are DR.. II. r.. Carter, of the United
States Public Health Service, and DR..
L. Il. McBrayer, chief Of the Bureau
of Tuberculosis, of the State Board of
Health. Some of the most important
questions Of health are to come up be
fore the meeting, and the health Off
cials will have a full day Of it.
The whole-time county health Off
GERS will have a large part in the pro-
ceedings of the convention, and will
discuss many of the problems of the
greatest importance.
The entire program for the three
sessions follows:
Chamber of Commerce, $3.50 y. NJ.
/. Address OF Welcomc-Mr. Clarence
Pou, Raleigh. n. G..
.. Presidents Address-Public Health
Work in the North Carolina-Dr.
George NJ. Cooper, Health Officer
Of Sampson County, Clinton, N. G.
). Secretary-Treasurer'S Report-Dr.
w. :. Rankin, State Health officer,
Raleigh, N. G.
4 appointment of committees:
ca Nominating committees
(b) Auditing committee.
Co Resolutions committee.
5. State Responsibility for Human
Life; His Excellency Locke Craig,
Governor of North Carolina.
s. Tho states Malarial Problem-Dr.
II. II. Carter. L. S. Public Health
Service, Baltimore, Maryland.
4. The States tuberculosis Policy: DR..
l. McBy1ypr ('hinf of Rlreo1I
Of tuberculosis, State Board of
Health, Montrose. N. G.
Chamber of Commerce, 2:30 l.. NJ.
5. Sanitary instruction OF School hill
dren-Dr. Il. w. Page, Health Off
Ger of Robson county, Lumber
ton N. G. (tifteen minutes.) Dis
cussion opened by DR.. Charles L.
Nesbitt, Health Officer of Whining
ton, y. c.. continued by DIR. George
w. Long, County Physician of Ala
nance county, Graham, N. c., and
others.
3. How to Get Defective School Chill
dren Treated-Dr. ID. +. Sewer,
Health officer of Buncombe coun-
ty. Asheville, N. G. (Fifteen min
utes). Discussion opened by DR..
II. IL. Utley, Health officer Of
Johnston county, Smithfeld, n. c.,
continued by DR.. G. Daligny, Coun-
ty Physician of Montgomery coun-
u, Troy, N. c., and others.
10. The Medical Inspectors Relation
to Mentally Defective Children
DR.. H.. w. Chase, Professor OF
Philosophy of Education, Univer-
sity of North Carolina. (Twenty
minues.) Discussion opened by
DIR. Albert Root Medical Inspector
Of, Schools. Raleigh, n. c., con
tinued by DR.. l.. B.. McBrayer AND
others.
Il. Score Card System for Sanitary
Survey Of School Buildings ant
Grounds-Dr. b.. +. Washburn
Health Officer of Nash county
Nashville. N. G. Discussion opened
by DR.. r.. +. Strickland, Health
officer of Forsyth county, Winston.
Salem. n. c., continued by DR.. +
w. Covington and others.
L.. Fundamental Principles in Rura
Quarantine-Dr. Arch. Cheatham
Health Officer 1 Durham county
- ham, n. G.. Discussion opene
Or. G.. s.. Cox, Health Office
of columns county. Tabor, N. c.
continued by DIR. Sam Ellington
Health officer of Rockingham
county, Wentworth, y. c., am
others.
Chamber of Commerce. 500 p. NJ.
Is. The Place Of the County Physicia,
in Health Work-Dr. l.. n. Glenn
County Physician OF CASTOR coun
ty. Gastonia, n. c.. Discussio
opened by DR.. John Blount, Coun
ty Physician Of Beaufort county
Washington, N. c., continued b
DIR. w. A. Bradshaw, RoxborO. \
c.. DR.. William S. Jordan, Fayette
Vile, n. c., DIR. j. w. Halfort
Chalybeate Springs. n. c., ID
Charles OH. Laughinghous'
Grcenville, n. c., and others.
Il. Program for the Summer Month
for the Whole-time County Healt
Oficers-Discussion opened by ID
William NJ. Jones, County Healt
Officer of Guilford county, Green!
boro. n. G.
IL Etnotinp of officers.