The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
|95 DOCTORS PASS
N. c. BOARD TESTS
|Drs. Codington, Crouch,
Nichols, Hooper, lsh And
Norris On List

RALEIGH, May 4.-(P-Dr. Ivan
M. Proctor, secretary Of the State
BOARD of Medical examiners, an
tnounced today the names OF 70
doctors who passed the boards ex-
aminations here last March ana
have be licensed to practice IN
North Carolina.
DR.. John Mitchell Sorrow OF At
lan4a. Ga, made the highest grade
on the four-year examination ana
DR. James Hollowell Manly OF
Goldsboro was second.
A total of II doctors were IL
censed. to practice in North CARO-
lima by reciprocity. ..
Those who passed the four-year
tests and were licensed to practice
were:
George Norman Boyer, Car
ence Edgertcn Bridger, Thomas
Joseph Brooks, Jr., Walter Clark
Fisher, Charles Monroe Gillikin,
Charley Gordon Jampley, David
Carlton Neck. James Humphrey
Sat.erwhitc, Jamie Campbell
Thompson Jr.. Hugh Edward Ty-
ner and Samuel Clay Williams,
Jr., all CT Wi1ston-Salem; Herbert
Augustus Codington, Jr., Walter
Lee Crouch, John Ward Hooper,
Jr., Pomeroy Nichols, Jr., G.. W..
Stanley Ish, Jr., and Edward Pat
rick Norris, Jr., al! of Wilmington;
George Foote Bond, John Stuart
Gaul and Charles Walter Tillett,
III. all OF Charlotte; Zenas w.
Ford, Jr.. Ruth Harris, Grace
Partridge Kerby, Robert Bruce
Kubek, Paul Lanier Ogburn,
Chauncey Johnson Pattee, Roland
E. Schmidt and Robert Gordon
Thompson, ell of Durham.
James Sabret Clarke of Ashe-
Vile; john Lawrence Etherington,
Isaac Vaughn Manly and James
HolloweI Manly, all of Goldsboro;
Charles Irving Lahser and Otto
Stevens Matthews, both of Rose
boro; Trent Busby d Herman
Lee Earnhardt, Jr., both of Sails
bury; John Fox Kendrick, Jr., and
John Mitchell Sorrow, Jr., both of
Atlanta. Ga: George Dial Penick
of Raleigh; Ira Ben Miller and
Robert Spruill Spain, both of
Greenville, Lewis Burgin Mac
Brayer. III, and Fagg Bernard
Nowlan, both of Greensboro; Boil
ing Stovan DuBose, Jr., and Merritt
Cofer Waelchel, both of Athens,
Ga: Leon Ashby Adams of Little
ton; John Vincent Arey of Dan
vile, Pa; Dorothy Clarke Arm
strong of Washington, D. c.; Hilda
Hart Bale, of Woodleaf; William
Louis Bingham of Lexington; Sol
Uni Browdy of Trenton, N. j.;
Clayton Smith Curry of lexington;
Junius Weeks Davis, Jr.. of Eden
ton; Sam B k billiard of
Draper; John Avis Fowler of
High Point; William Ries Gabbert
of Boston, Mass; John Reeves
Gamble, Jr. of L%incolnton; Ber-
nard Linge Hallman of Sanford.
Ladd Watts Hamrick, Jr., of
Kings Mountain: Richard Henry
Hardin of Rocky Mount; James
Hubert Hawkins of Marion; Euclid
Garland Herndon, Jr., of Morris
vile; George Perry Highsmith of
Dunn; Ames Laurner Jarvis of
Mars Hill; Royal Green Jennings,
Jr., of Townsville; James Will
liam Johnston of Elon college,:
Paul Rutherford Kearns of Kan
napolis; Franklin Stith Kincheloe,
Jr., of Herinsburg. Ky; Francis
Parker King of Wilson; Leroy
Garden Larnm of Lucama; Carroll
Hoyt Lippard of He1dersonville;
Llovd August Loveggeen of Biz
minghani, Ala; Henry Burwell
Marrow of Smithfield; Charles
Webster Massey of Newport News,
Va: John Rockwell McLelland of
Mooresviile; Robert Hall Mcleod,
Jr., of Philadelphia, Pa; Grover
Cooley Majors of Goldville, S. c.;
Neil Graham Nicholson. of Rock
ingham; Joe Carl Padgett of
IHayesviile; Claude Theodore Peo-
pies of M~ocksville; Neil Granting
Parkinson OF Marietta, Ga; Rich
ard H. Philips of Camp Lejeune;
Maurie David FRESHMAN of Phila-
delphia. Pa.
William E d almond Rabbi of
Weldon; Robert Ray Rascoe, 4, of
Reidsville; John Lewis Read of
Richmond, Va; Clarence Dixon
Richardson Of Black Mountain:
William Kirk Swami of Boston.
Mass; Alexander Sweet of Red
Bank, N. j.; Parks Dewitt Triv-
lette of Mooresville; Kent Paschal
Upchurch Of LaGrange; Edwin
Julius Wells of Philadelphia. Pa:
John Kenneth Williford of Angler:
Richard Armstrong Worsham of
Philadelphia; and Harold A. Yount