The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-17
fRY0N HOST
TO MEDICOS
District Physicians Name
DR.. Jervey As Head; DR..
Kirk Vice. Pres.

! TRYON. Oct. 17.-Dr. A. J.
Jervey, of Tryon, was elected
president of the Tenth District
edical society at the Wednesday
afternoon session of the group
here.
Other officers elected are: First
vice president, DR.. H. S. Clark,
Asheville; second vice president,
DR.. w. K. Kirk, Hendersonvilie;
third vice president. DR.. c. A.
Peterson, Spruce Pine; fourth
vice president, DR.. Louise niger
soil, Asheville: fifth vice presi-
dent, DR.. Roy II. Moore. Canton;
secretary-treasurcr, DR.. J. l.. Nc
El"oy, of Marshall.
The Iall meeting of the society
opened at o'clock in the parish
house. Physicians from 16 coun-
ties were present when the retir-
ing president, DR.. J. R. McCracK-
en-, of Waynesville, called the
meeting to order. After the invo-
cation by DR.. Charles G. Sewall,
Mayor E. E. Missildine gave a
short address Of welcome to the
visitors. He was followed by DR..
Rosa H. Can't, president of the
Polk County Medical society, who
told briefly of the accommoda-
tions the county possesses for the
sick and needy and welcomed the
visitors on her own behalf.
Following the regular business
meeting, five papers were read
with brief discussions at the close
of each. The papers were: "Ihe
Surgical Treatment of PePtic Ul-
GERS" DR.. Paul McBee, Marion,
discussion by Dr.. ]. F. Abel, Way
nesville.
"Foci of Infection in Upper
Genito Urinary Diseases" DR..
John C. Young, Asheville; discus
sion, DR.. W. o. Allen, Henderson
vile.
"A Simple Indirect Method of
Blood TRANSMISSION" DR.. Roy
Moore, Canton; discussion, DR.. S.
IL. Springfield, Waynesville.
THE Relationship Of Sinus
Disease and Chronic Chest Condi-
tons Particularly Asthma and
Bronchiectasis," DR.. c. c. Swami,
Asheville; discussion, DR.. S. L.
Crow, Asheville.
.Pediatrics Takes a Good Look
at Psychology" DR.. L. W. Elias,
Asheville; discussion, DR.. F. H.
| Richardson, Black Mountain.
The meeting adjourned at 0
o'clock and at $50 o'clock supper
was served at Melrose Lodge.
Approximately 60 members OF
the society were present at the
meeting, including the following
Asheville doctors: C. c. Orr, Lou
Use Ingersoll, Ethel Brownsberger,
Lewis Elias, H. S. Clark, J. I.
Saunders, J. C. Young, G. ".
Murphy, NJ. J. Lord, B. o. Ed
wards, K. D. Montgomery, S. W.
Eisenblatt, E. NJ. Carr, J. L.
Ward, w. NJ. Halliday, W. c.
Lott, A. C. Mccall, A. B. Green
wood, D. l.. Beers, ]. B. Green,
W. R. Griffin, w. NJ. Russell, H.
H. Briggs, S. C. Gillespie, G. ".
Kutscher, C. c. Swami, S. L.
Grow, Freeman and Sigmund.
Others present were: Hender-
sonville, J. H. Woodcock, L. B.
Mcdonald, F. o. Trotter, J. W.
Paine, E. NJ. Salley, Guy E. Dix
on, J. S. Brown, w. o. Allen, W.
R. Kirk, w. E. Bracket, and J. s.
Brown, Sr.; Waynesville, J. F.
Abel and ]. R. McCracken; Can
ton, V. K. Duckett, Roy Moore,
j. F. Pate, J. L. Reeves, NJ. H.
McCracken, and ]. R. Westmore-
land; Marion, Paul Mcbee, B. F.
Asheumth, ]. F. Jonas; Spruce
Pine, D. P. Burleson and C. A..
Peterson; Old Fort, Mcintosh and
Mcintosh, Jr.; Marshall, w. A.
Sans; Tryon, A. J. Jervey, NJ. c..
Palmer, Earl E. Grady, and Rosa
H. CAN'T.