The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
A LEND1O RECORD.

ton at Fl Dorado the Tribune ef that place makes the following compli- mentary reference to Dr. F. B. Young of Springdale, which will be read with pleasure by his host of friends here:
 Dr. F. B. Young, president of the Arkansas Medical Society, enjoys the honor and distinction of oeihg not only the youngest president since it's organization 3S years ago. but it is said that he enjoys the non or and distinction Of having to his credit record in organized medicine uneoualled by that of any other mem- Der of the profession in this State. His father, being a physician or steri- ing worth, and with much professleh- al pride, made it possible TOT pr' Young. immediately after graduating to enter actively in the organization work and most fitly qualify himself from a scientific viewpoint Df' Young has not been dereleet 1n tax ing frequent post graduate courses and visiting clinics in medicine ana surgery, conducted by the most eml- nent men in the profession, nelthef has he been derelict at any time i'll exercising his efforts for the cause of organized medicine and public health legislation. We need only to tax our members lightly 10 recall part of his most brilliant career, call ing to mind his most effective and enthusiastic work in fixing the high standard of t1e State Board Of Medical Examiners, having served as it's =honored member for four years. Again, We recall when, at the organ fzation Of the Med cal Association of the =SostAw=s+. at Oklahoma City, Dr. Young 83s=a atfe on tae committee 10 draft=the constitution and bylaws of that great med ea organ z9tion. He has rom the beginning of his professional career been most active =aad=e lereetze in theapbui ding Of the Arkansas Med.e Society having served in every official capacity pre- v#5as to his election 10 the presidency f4e eonstGtH4 on and bylaws Of tAe t1zansas Ezd1c1 soc ceIx IS sHo Id as#H0 4f4atz amendments intro daaea Hs u4 9o4Hs as medical sei=##e advanced tHz Rf5 fassisn ef eas staea sEaaHdad the consolidation ot taa t4o e4Ilsgss which previously existed Here aga Il, Dr. Yoans's ef- forts were put forth, serving as the active member of the committee mak- ing t possible for the happy consoi dation Of tAe two med cal colleges. I In ths recent sesssi3n of the les a. tare d bill was passed giving Arkan- sas real State Board of Health with a nominal appropriation Dr. Young figuring most prominently in the work which induced the legislature to pass this act He, of course, was without hesitancy placed on the Board as one of it's members, and elected by that Board as it's first president Dr. Morgan Smith, who is fayoraby known to all our readers, was elected it's secretary and active health officer Just recently when Dr. Smith found it necessary for him to resign as secretary of the Board, the members, and many of the profes- sion, immediately set out to induce Dr. Young to move from his old home at springdale to Little Rock,  and take charge Of the public health work
 h Dr Y0ung.s address lie very aply advised and urged all members Of the Arkansas Medical Society to p4t forth their efforts lu helping to secure naees sary appropriation in ths next aezlslatufe for tAe maintain aace of tle state Board Of Health and state San torium for TuBercHlos. is These remarks # Ir \ oa1gs are symbolic ot his frequent and timely acts for =tae betterment of scientific anu preventive medicine.
 Taa Arkansas State Medical SO ciety is honored Nith having had the active and effective services Of pr. Young in the past, but more than that. he is yet in Lis thirties. and his active and efficient career will no doubt be continued for years TO come.
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