Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-10-17
DENTISTS OF STATE
MEET IN SALISBURY
Second Semi-Annual Meeting
Held This Week-Poco-
moke Represented

Salisbury was host on Monday and
Tuesday of this week to the Maryland
State Dental Society at its Second
Semi-Annual meeting in the Wicomi
co Hotel, and elaborate plans were
made for the entertainment of the
visiting dentists and their wives. In
all abou $50 visitors were present.
/ The committee in charge of local
arrangements was as follows: Dr.. A.
A. Buhrman, chairman; DR.. Ohio Ma
son, Berlin, and DR.. Thomas J. Clag
gett, Easton. Other committees were
as follows: Programme. H. NJ.
Davis, DR.. George M. Anderson, and
Dr. B. Holly Smith, Jr., Baltimore;
Transportation: DR.. Walter E. Green,
Baltimore; Golf: Dr.. Louis Rossman,
Baltimore and DIR. B. Holly Smith, Jr.,
Baltimore.
Monday was given over to business
sessions of the Association. Registra-
ton was scheduled for $50 A. M. DR..
Charles F. Smith, of Salisbury, prcsi-
dent of the Eastern Shore Dental So
ciety welcomed the visitors to Sails
bury at $50 A. M. The response was
by DR.. J. Stephenson Hopkins, Balti-
more, president Maryland State Den
tai Association.
Those who gave talks and demon
STATIONS were as follows: Dr.. r.
Krieger, Baltimore; DR.. E. Lovett,
Baltimore; DR.. Lloyd C. Brightfeld,
University of Maryland School of
Dentistry and the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery.
At 1 P. M. the Board Of Governors
met and an hour later a series of
Table Clinics were scheduled. These
demonstrated the latest and most ap-
proved methods being applied in the
dental profession today and the elm
icians were: DR.. T. J. Bland, Balti-
more; DR.. E. A. Coble, Easton; DR..
%. E. Cutler, Baltimore; DR.. George
Koshi, u. of NJ, School of Dentistry
and the Baltimore College Dental
Surgery; DR.. B. M. Davis, Frederick;
Dr.. E. H. Hinricks, Baltimore; DR.. N.
c. Leonard, Baltimore; DR.. Thomas
Iitz, Baltimore. All sessions were held
in the hotel ballroom.
In the afternoon the visiting ladies
were the guests Of the Eastern Shore
Society for an auto ride around Sal
isbury. An informal dinner was
served at $50 o'clock an dan informal
dance took place at 9 P. M.
Tuesday was given over to social
doings. The annual 36-hole Handi-
cap Golf Tournament was played at
the Ocean City Golf course. There
were several prizes in addition to the
Eastern Shore Dental Society's Cup
for members only. This handsome
trophy is now on display in the win
dow of White & Leonard. The Mary
land State Dental Associations Cup,
which must be won three times for
permanent possession, was also COM
pete dior.
In the afternoon there was Card
party for the ladies in the Tea House
at the Golf course with prizes. Later
in the afternoon there was an old
fashioned oyster scald for everyone.
( Supper was served in the Tea House.
Fishing was INDUCED in by those pre-
ferring that sport. An invitation was
extended the members and their guests
to visit the laboratories of the l.. D..
Caulk Company, Milford, Del, on
either Tuesday or Wednesday.
Officers of the State body are: DR..
j. Stephenson Hopkins, Belair, presi-
dent; Alex H. Patterson, Baltimore.
president-elect; DR.. w. A. Smith, Den
ton, vice-president; Dr.. w. E. Green,
Baltimore, treasurer; Dr.. N. H. Nc
Donald, secretary.
Officers of the Shore Society are:
DR.. Charles F. Smith, Salisbury, pres;
DR.. d. C. Blevins, Centrevlle, LIST
vice-president; DR.. James T. Mock,
Pocomoke City, I'd vice-president;
DR.. p. P. Payne, Cambridge, treasur-
er; DR.. }. T. Swing, Cambridge, sec
rotary; Dr.. J. Mel. Haymaker, Den
ton, sergeant-at-arms
Among those who attended were
the following: DR.. w. w. Taylor, of
Stockton; Drs. w. H. Walters and r.
l. Owens, of Pocomoke City; DR.. Ohio
H. Mason, of Berlin; and DR.. Guy P.
r. Dennis, Crisfield.