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

324 THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL
was found. It is considered probable that married in Galveston, Texas, on October
an effort to burn the body to conceal identi- the 25th.
fication was interrupted by the fear of the Dr. Rogers graduated from the University
slayer that some one was approaching. of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore,
— Md., in 1901. He received his license to
Marriages.
practice medicine in North Carolina in
1901, and also joined the North Carolina
State Medical Society in that year.
Dr. Thomas .Newby While, of Belvidere, Dr. J. R. Paddison, of Oak Ridge, N. C,
N. C. and Miss Jane Denson Pretlow, of and Miss Zora Sapp, of Kernersville, N. C,
Frankljn, Va., were married in the Episco- -were married at St. Leo's Hospital in
pal Church in Franklin on October the Greensboro, N. C. October 28, 1909. The
20th. ceremony was performed immediately pre-
Dr. White is a graduate of the College of ceeding an operation for appendicitis which
Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Md., Dr. Paddison underwent successfully,
having graduated from that institution in
18S2. He is a prominent physician of Bel- »»•• V. B. Cox. a very popular physician of
videre, where he and Mrs. White will re- Chester, S. C, and Miss Leila L. Da Vega,
gi(jg of Chester, were married at the bride's
home on October the 13th.
Dr.ThomasDuhart Walker. Jr., of Coch- Dr. Cox graduated from the Southern
ran, Ga., a very popular physician of that Medical College in 1890, and since that
place, and Miss Margaret Love Thornton, time he has been a very successful practiof
Tallapoosa, Ga., were married at the tioner of his profession,
home of the bride on October the 20th.
Dr. Walker graduated from the Medical »r. J. J. Delambre. a physician of Lake-
Department of the University of Tennessee, land. La., and Miss Blanche Major, of New
Nashville, Tenn., in 1893, and since that Roads, La., were married September the
time he has made himself a very popular 29th, at the home of the bride,
practitioner throughout the state of Georgia. Dr. Delambre is a promising young physician,
having graduated in medicine from
Dr. E. Barbour Pendleton and Miss Vir- the Medical Department of Tulaiie Univerginia
Hunter Goodman, both of Richmond, sity in 1902.
Va., were married October the 23rd.
Dr. Pendleton graduated from the Medical
Department or the Lmiversity of Louis-
E. F. Fenner, a young physician of
Henderson, N. C and Miss Louise Samp-
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ville, Louisville, Ky., m 1889, and since ^, '-^ , ^ i i r ^i ^ •. »i
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u t 1 *i the Presbvtenan church of that citv on the
that time has been very successful in the . r ,-^ . i .i. o,,.i
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Dr. Fenner is a graduate oi the Lniver-
Dr. J. H. Thacker and Miss Mida Burton, sity of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltiboth
of Reidsville, N. C, were married on more, Md., having graduated from that in-
October 14th, which was quite an event in stitution in the spring of 1905. He is a
the social circle of that town. popular physician of Henderson, and has
Dr. Thacker is a very prominent physi- "any friends there, and throughout the
cian of that place. He is a graduate of the state, who wish for him and Uis bride untold
Medica-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia, happiness.
Pa. Class of 1889.
n^_ L_ 0_ Mauldin, one of the most prominent
young physicians of Greenville, S. C,
Dr. William Powell, of Petersburg, Vi
and Miss Carrie M. Floyd, of Woodruff, S.
and Miss Sara Breckenridge Early, of ^"^' '^"'='= ^""."=, ^:'-f '"'-""'"'" y""'V"' "1'
T ir • • -rr J ii 1 C, were married in the Presbyterian church
Lvnchburg, Va., were married m the parlor r ', .
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c .u TT t 1 r' 11 • T 1 t_ Va i m Woodruff on October the 2/th.
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of the Hotel Carroll in Lynchburg on Octo-
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Mauldin graduated from the Medical
ber the 5th
College of South Carolina Charleston, S.
Dr. Powell is a prominent young physician
and member of the Chamber of Com- Cm the spring of 190.. He took a course
merce of Petersburg. He graduated from
'^^ A""y and Nav-y m Washmgton,
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the
D. C., m 1904 and U.en took post graduate
University College of Medicine, Richmond,
Va., "in 1901, and since that time 7''^"^ " ""^'
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been practicing t- 6
his profession t^ in Peters-
He is a member of the American Medical
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Association, South Carolina State Medical
Dr. Frank O. Rogers, a popular and sue- Society, Greenville County Medical Society,
cessful physician of Concord, N. C, and and tlie Tri- State (Virginia and the Caro-
Miss Ella Tillar, of Little Rock, Ark., were linas) Medical A-ssociatiou, and an honor-