Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
be charged. The only condition of admis- Scott, Dr. H. B. Sanford, and Dr. T. D.
sion is that of being also enrolled as a full Jones, obstetrics; Dr. McCaw Tompkins and
member of the International Congress of Dr. H. Norton Massey, abdominal surgery;
Medicine Demands for admission should Dr. Sidney Baker and Dr. B. Giles Look,
be sent before August 1 to the general secre- gj-nscolop^ Dr. E. 11 Terrell, general surtarv
of the International Association of the gery, and Dr. B. M. kosebro, Dr. E. W _
Medical Press, Dr. Raoul Blondel, 103, Gee, and Dr. B. L. Taliaferro, diseases of
Boulevard Haussmann, Paris.
children.
Catatvba Sanatorium.
r 1- c^. . T^ Minutes of the Filty-SixSh Annual Mectf
The new sanatoi mm of the State Depart-
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ment or Health of Virginia for the care of
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tuberculosis was opened on July lo. ine
Ashevillc. N. C, in the Ballinstitution
is situated at the old Roanoke
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Red Sulphur Springs, in Roanoke County.
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Dr. Truman A. Parker of Richmond is in
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temporary charge, and will remain at Ca- The fifty six annual meeting of the Meditawba
until a permanent superintendent cal Society of the State of North Carolina
can be chosen. was a most enjoyable affair and was well
attended by both members and distinguished
Faculty ol the Medical Department of the guests
University ol Louisville Reorganized. 'J^^Jg convention was called to order by
The board of directors of the University Dr. Brown, Chairman of the Committee of
of Louisville recentlv dismissed the entire Arrangements.
faculty of the medical department of the Rev. R. V. Campbell, D. D., pastor of the
institution, as it was found necessary to re- First Presbyterian Church, delivered the
duce the number of professors on the staff. Divine invocation.
When the five medical colleges of Louisville Dr. Brown then introduced Judge T. A.
were consolidated some time last year, a Jones, a prominent member of the Asheville
large staff was the result, and the necessity Bar, who delivered a very enjoyable address
for a smaller one has been demonstrated, of welcome, which was responded to, on
The following thirty-five members of the Ijehalf of the Society, by Dr. C. A. Julian,
old faculty have been reappointed as the of Thomasville.
new major faculty: Dr. J. M. Bodine, Dr.
^j^g President then read a very able ad-
Thos. C. Evans, Dr. C. W. Kelly, Dr. Will-
(j^ggg -The Relation of the Medical Proiam
H. Wathen, Dr. J. B. Marvin, Dr. L.
fgssion to the People Along the Lines of
S. McMurtry, Dr. II. H. Cirant, Dr. H. B. Hygiene and Preventive Medicine," at the
Ritter, Dr. I. N. Bloom, Dr. J. M. Ray, Dr.
conclusion of which Dr. Parrott, of Kiiis-
W. E. Grant, Dr. Louis Frank, Dr. Garj^^^
moved that the address be referred to
land Sherrill, Dr. William A. Jenkins, Dr.
^ committee to report on the same, and
John R. Wathen, Dr. George B. Jenkins, doctors Albert Anderson, J. T.J. Battle,
Dr. W. O. Roberts, Dr. P. F. Barbour, Dr. ^ j^ ^g,,{ and James M. Parrott were ap-
A. O. Pfingst, Dr. George A. Ilendon, Dr.
poi„ted to serve on that committee.
Hugh N. Leavell, Dr. Edward Speidell, Dr. ^^^^^ program was then taken up, and Dr.
E. R. Palmer, Dr. Bernard Asman, Dr.
k. j. Wood, of Wilmington, Chairman of
Charles W. Hibbitt, Dr. Irvin Abell, Dr.
^j^^ Section, "Practice of Medicine," read
V. E. Simpson, Dr. Granville Hanes, Dr. ^ paper entitled "A Further Report on the
B. F. Zimmerman, Dr. Carl Weidner: Dr.
peiiagra Problem," which paper was dis-
Henry E. Tuley, Dr. John G. Cecil, Dr.
mussed bv Doctors Rankin, A. J. Crowell
William C. Dugan, Dr. S. G. Dabney, Dr.
^^^ j^j g. Roberson.
William Cheatham, Dr. J. ^L Bodine was ^^ ^ Lapham, of Highlands, deelected
president, and Dr. 1. C. Evans
jjvered an address on "Modern Methods in
dean.
the Treatment of Tuberculosis in Switzer-
New Stall ol the Memorial Hospital, land," at the conclusion of which the Soci-
Richmond. Virginia. ety took a recess until half past three.
At a recent meeting of the board of directors
of the hospital. Dr. Lewis C. Bosher
was appointed chief, and the following
names were added to the visiting staff:
Seniors—Dr. Edward P. McGavcock, dermatology;
Dr. St. George Grinnan, pediatries,
and Dr. R.H. Wright, ophthalmology.
Juniors— Dr. C. W. Massie, Dr. Hunter R.
During the morning session Dr. Battle, of
Asheville, invited the members to visit Bilt-
more Hospital; a telegram, extending fra-
ternal greetings, was read from the President
of the State Pharmaceutical Society,
and a reception, to be held at Dr. James A.
Burrough's residence the same evening,
was announced, and the members, together
.