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

Name of College Passed Rejected
Columbus University 1
I'niv. Col. of Medicine
Richmond 14
Tennessee Med. 1 1
.\tlanta School' of Med. r,
fniv. of N. C. 12 1
Leonard Med. College 9 3
Jefferson
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Xorth Carolina Medical 14
I'niv. of Nashville 2
Johns Hopkins 2
Chat. -Med. 3
P. ^c S., Baltimore 1
Gate City Med. Tex. 1
Geo. Washington Univ. 1
I'niv. of Tenn. 4
I'niv. of Md. 12 1 (1904)
Meharry 1
Cniv. of Pa. 4
Baltimore Med. 1
I'niv. of I^ouisville 1
t'niversity of Cieorgia 1 1
I'niversity of South 2 2
Womans Med., Baltimore 1
Med. College of Virginia 3
Univ. of Michigan 1
P. & S. Atlanta 2
Knoxville Med. 2
MINUTES FOR THE MEETING OF 1909.
The Board of Medical Examiners of the
State of Xorth Carolina met in regular session
at the Battery Park Hotel in Asheville
on the night of June Sth, 1909, with the
following members present: Dr. L. B. Mc-
Brayer, Asheville; Dr. W. W. McKenzie,
Salisbury; Dr. H. H. Dodson, Greensboro;
Dr. John Bynum, Winston-Salem; Dr. E.
L. Nicholson, Richlands; and Dr. Benj. K.
Hays, vSec. and Treas., Oxford. Dr. Jno.
C. Rodman, President, was detained at
home on account of sickness. Dr. J, I,.
Nicholson was elected President of the
Hoard, pro tern., and served throughout the
entire meeting.
Dr. L. B. McBrayer made a short talk of
welcome, extending to the Board the courtesies
of the city, and inviting the members
to take a drive through Biltmore (at a time
to be appointed).
It was decided to devote Wednesday
morning to registration of applicants; \\'ednesday
afternoon to a consideration of the
claims of the applicants for limited license;
and Wednesday night to the applicants for
reciprocity. It was decided that Dr. Dodman's
examination on Diseases of Children
and Chemistry should be divided between
Drs. Hays and Dodson, the former taking
Chemistry and the latter Children. The
lullowing order of examinations was agreed
upon, all examinations to be written except
THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JODRNAl.
the practical part of Dr. Bynum's examination
upon Obstetrics.
Anatomy, Thursday a. m.
Surgery, " p. m.
Gynecology, Friday a. m.
Materia Medica and Chemistry, I'riday
p. m.
Physiology, Saturday a. m.
Practice of Med. and Diseases of Children,
Saturday p. m.
This was later modified by putting up
Materia Medica, Chemistry and Diseases of
Children together on I'riday p. ni.
Applicants for limited license were granted
an oral examination. Reciprocity was
granted in one case on the ground of having
done five years successful practice in a
State whose requirements are the same as
ours. In every other case reciprocity was
granted upon individual merit. The rules
of the Board in regard to reciprocity were
changed, and will be published feter.
Dr. J. L. Nicholson was elected President
of the Board for the coming year.
There was a feeling on the part of the
Bi.ard that the applicants were of a high
order of serious minded men who will
become a valuable acquisition to the medical
profession of North Carolina.
The Chattahoochee Valley !VIedical Association
to Meet in Lafayette, Ala.,
July 13th and 14th.
The following program has been arranged
for the sixth semi-annual meeting
of the Chattahoochee Valley Medical and
Surgical Association, which is to be held
in the Knights of Pythias Hall, in Lafayette,
Ala., July 13 and 14.
FIR.ST DAY—MORNING SESSION.
Association called to order at 10 a. m.
Invocation by Dr. W. C. Bledsoe.
.Address of welcome on behalf of the city
of Lafayette, by Hon. J. Hines.
APdress of welcome on behalf of Chambers
County Medical by Dr. G. A. Pate,
Milltown.
Respogse on behalf of Chattahoochee
Valley Medical and Surgical Association,
by Dr. J. G. Palmer, Opelika.
AFTERNON SESSION, 2 P. M.
"Appendicitis," by H. T. Hamner,
M. D., Camp Hill. Leaders in discussion,
J. A. Goggans, W. L. Cooke and R. S.
Hill.
Diabetes," by C. S. Yarbrough, M. D.
Auburn. Leaders in discus.sion, A'elpean
Langley, II. B. Disharoom and W. B.
Gaines.
"Insects as Conveyors of Disease," by
B. R. Rea, I\I. D,, Lafayette. Leaders in
discussion, C. A. Carey, J. II. McDuifie