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THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1958
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the many acts
of kindness shown us during the
recent illness and death of our
mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Kelly
THE KELLY FAMILY.
Tar Heel Dentists Holding Animal
Convention In Pinehurst Next Week
The University of North Caro
lina School of Nursing utilizes
classrooms, hospitals, outpatient
and community facilities to pro
vide students with a broad back
ground in professional nursing.
Next week is convention week
for approximately 700 North
Carolina dentists who will attend
the 102nd annual session of the
North Carolina Dental Society at
Pinehurst.
University of North CaroHna
dental students, the Dental Aux
iliary, and members of the North
Cgrolina Dental Hygienists and
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Dental Assistants Associations
will increase total registration
Feature speaker for the con
vention which opens Sunday will
be Rear A'dmiral Ralph Whatley
Malone, head of the U. S. Navy
Dental Service. Admiral Malone,
a North Carolina native, former
ly served as President Roosevelt’s
personal dentist.
Dr. Percy Phillips, president
elect of the American Dental As
for the four-day event to more
than 1,400.
sociation, and Dr. Charles Brau-
erj dean of the UNC School of
Dentistry, also are on the con
vention agenda.
Billy Joe Patton, Morganton
businessman and North Carolinas
foremost golfer, will attend the
convention to award golf and
skeetshoot trophies to winners of
the two events which will open
the recreational phase of the con
vention.
Headquarters for the dentists
at Pinehurst wiU be The Caro
lina where numerous commercial
exhibits will be set up from Sun
day through Wednesday morn
ing.
Delegates of the state’s Dental
Assistants Association and the
Dental Hygienists Association
will headquarter and reside at
the Mid Pines Club and Holly
Inn.
Officers of these two organiza
tions, meeting in conjunction with
the Dental Society, will be elect
ed during the convention.
Dental Society officers to be
replaced by a new slate for the
1958-59 year include: Dr. Ralph
D. Coffey, president of Morgan
ton; Dr. S. Everett Moser, presi
dent-elect of Gastonia; Dr. Daniel
T. Carr, vice-president of Dur
ham; and Dr. Luther H. Butler,
Secretary-JPreasurer of Greens
boro.
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Surratt Resigns
Hospital Job; To
Move To Salisbury
Effective May
10; Position
Here Is Open
Thomas Surratt, assistant ad
ministrator of Moore Memorial
Hospital, has resigned and will
join the staff of Rowan Memorial
Hospital in Salisbury as manager
of the business office and comp
troller, it has been announced by
Thomas Howerton, administrator.
Surratt, a native of Salisbury,
will leave his duties here May
10, and go to Salisbury soon
thereafter. He accepted the new
position, he said this week, be
cause it represented promotion
and a big step forward in his car
eer as a hospital official.
The Rowan Hospital has 257
beds and is considered one of the
outstanding institutions in the
state.
Surratt came here in Decem-^
her, 1955, from Chatham Hospi
tal, Inc., in Siler City, where he
had been assistant administrator.
Prior to that he had served two
and one-half years as business
manager and bookkeeper at Pine-
bluff Sanitarium'.
While in Southern Pines he
and his wife and three children
lived at 240 E. Conn. Ave. He was
active in the affairs of the Meth
odist Church here and served as
chairman of its committee on
membership and evangelism.
He was also active in the Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce where
he served as committee chairman
of the Voice of Democracy Con
test and performed other fimc-
tions.
The University of North Caro
lina Division of Health Affairs is
composed of the Schools of Den-1
tistry. Medicine, Nursing, Phar
macy, Public Health and the I
North Carolina Memorial Hospi-
|tal, all located at Chapel Hin
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Farewell Party
Mrs. James How entertained at
a farewell cocktail party Monday
afternoon at her home, Shadow-
laWn, for the members of the Car
avan Theatre, and g group of
‘riends.
Church Picnic
The Young People of the Com
munity Church were entertained
by their director, Mrs. Frank W.
Gramelsbach, at a picnic supper
Sunday evening at Watson’s Lake.
Senior Play
Members of the graduating class
of the Pinehurst High School will
appear in their senior play, “Val
ley of Ghosts,’’ a mystery-come
dy, tomorFow (Friday) evening at
8 o’clock in the Pinehurst School
auditorium.
Brief Mention
General and Mrs. George C.
Marshall left this week for their
summer home in Leesburg, Va.
House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Denison K. Bullens this week at
“Homewood” are their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Denison K. Bullens, Jr., and their
small daughter, Sherron Lee, from
Warsaw, N. Y. The Bullens’
daughter, Mrs. Allen Howard
Keally, with her daughter, Jillian,
has returned to Knoxville, Tenn.,
following a weekend visit.
Richard S. Tufts leaves tonight
for Washington, D. C., where he
will attend a meeting of the Unit
ed States Golf Association to be
held for the purpose of planning
worldwide golf matches. Thirty-
four nations are sending repre
sentatives to the planning meet
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sibley
have closed their Midland Road
home and are in Spencer, Mass.,
for the summer.
Mr. and.Mrs. H. W. Carter, Jr.,
and their smaU son, William
Blaine, arrived here Wednesday
from Charlotte for a five-day visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Car
ter on Midland Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Chap
man return home Friday from
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Goldsboro where he is competing
in the Carolinas Open Golf Tour
nament.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. I. T. Wyche
returned Monday from a stay with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flory, and
their two children in NewtonUen-
ter. Mass.
Guests of Mrs. WiHiam Tufts
for two weeks are Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur McCook of Sarasota, Fla.
and James Kyle of New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Watson
of Wayne, Pa., are occupying their
cottage, Drydock, this week.
Donald Parson
left today aboard their yacht from
Wilmington for their summer
place in Brooklin, Me. Guests
aboard the yacht who will disem-
Mrs. John S. Zelie and Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Ostrom.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Alexander
ave left for Swannanoa for the
summer months.
Hwe for the weekend were
f "ten!
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Hvde
Kicnard S. Lovering at Pawley’s
Island, S./2.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gamier of
Charleston, S. C., spent last week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gamier.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heilman
have returned to their home in
Rye, N. Y., after spending the
spring season here
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stationed in Texas for a month,
spent last weekend ij^ith his par-'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Garner,
before returning to duty at Myr
tle Beach Air Force Base.
Lt. Clyde Garner, who has been j States
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