By the Associated Press
Raleigh, N.C., July 16—Ninety-three additional doctors have been added to the medical profession in the state, it was announced here tonight following the final examination today of papers submitted by the newly created doctors who passed the prescribed tests of the state.
Dr. K.P.B. Bonner, secretary of the state board of examiners, stated that a total of 147 applicants presented themselves for licenses. Twenty-eight of these applied for endorsement of credentials without examination. Of those taking the examinations, Alan Ramseur Anderson of Statesville ranked first with an average of 94 6/7 per cent.
Among those granted licenses today are the following:
Fred Cutler Aldredge, Durham
Willliam Waldo Boone, Durham
William Carey Byrd, Durham
Morrill Leonard Isley, Asheville
George Richardson Joyner, Wilmington
George Farrar Parker, Asheville
Willard Greenbury Rainy, Greensboro
Walter Jones Hughes, Greensboro
Earl Tyler, Durham
William Merritt Watkins, Durham
The following is a list of the successful applications taking the written examinations:
Edward Everard Adams, Murphy
Fred Cutler Aldridge, Durham
Alan Ramseur Anderson, Statesville
Vincent William Archer, Black Mountain
Graham Ballard, Barefoot, Halsboro (??)
Marcus Edward Bizzell Jr., Goldsboro
William Waldo Boone, Durham
Thaddeus Ray Bowers Jr., Littleton
Joseph Eugene Burns, Goldston
Thomas Preston Brinn, Hertford
James Norman Britt, Rochelle, Ga.
William Carrey Byrd, Durham
Sam Rogers Cozart, Stem
Alva Brown Craddock, Jackson Gap, Ala.
Sellers Mark Crisp, Falkland
James Carr Eagle, Spencer
George Douglas Elliot, Thornwall
Lois Broke Foote, Washington, D.C.
Powell Graham Fox, Drewryville, Va.
William C. Furr, Holly Springs
Oscar Sexton Goodwin, Apex
Houston LaFayette Gwynn, Yanceyville
Robert Theodore Hamrick, Roxboro
Charles Bernard Herman, Conover
John Samuel Hooker, Aurora
Walter Johns Hughes, C, Greensboro
William Bryce Hunt, Lexington
Morril Leonard Isley, Asheville
William Carl Jennette, Fremont
Robert Rives Jones, Walnut Cove
George Richardson, Joyner, Wilmington
Marion Yates Keith, Currie
Ira Clinton Long, Morehead City
Charles Caswell Massey, Princeton
Henry Harding Menzines, Hickory
Zeran Lewis, Merrit, Bolton
Gibbons Westbrook Murphy, Wallace
Wallace Lebay Murray, St. Paul
Howard Lowell Newton, Crown Point, Ind.
Alan Phares Harker, Raleigh
George F. Parker, Asheville
Raymond Pearson, Bennettsville, S.C.
Bennette Baucom Pool, Clayton
James Lewis Poston, Statesville
Willard Greenbury Rainey, Greensboro
George Alexander Richardson, Dover (Geogre?)
Matthey James Riverbark, Wake Forest
John Newton Robertson, Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
Sam Moore Schenck, Lawndale
John Alexander Shaw, Fayetteville
Randall Collins Smith, New Bern
Robert Edwin Smith, Mount Airy
Roy Gerodd Sowers, Linwood
George Herbert Sumner, Franklinville
Josh Tayloe, Washington
George Norfleet Thomas, Oxford
Calvert Rogers Roy, Chapel Hill
Earl Runyon Tyler, Durham
Luby Albert Warrick, Greensboro
William Merritt Watkins, Durham
Marcus Brnach Wilkes, Laurell Hill (Branch??)
Robert Watson Wilkinson Jr., Wake Forest
Archer Alexander Wilson, Oxford
Rolland Tyson Winstead, C, Rocky Mount
Paul Allison Yoder, Hickory
License by Endorsement
The following were granted license by endorsement of credentials:
Furman Angel, United States Navy
Henry Bryan Brackin, Tennessee
Roderick A. Brice, Georgia
Arthur Samuel Campbell, Illinois
George Francis Dodge, Massachusetts
Carl August Grote, Alabama
Walter Haskell Harper, South Carolina
Robert Alexander Herring, United States Public Health Service
Caroline Lunetta Hilborn, Ohio
Robert Ross Hilborn, Ohio
Allen Jones Jervy, South Carolina
William Lawrence Joyner, Tennessee
John Wise Kinard, South Carolina
Archie McCallister, Georgia
Samuel P. McDaniel, Georgia
James A. Davison, McDowell, South Carolina
Jeremiah Dumas Malone, Georgia
William Alfred Rogers, Tennessee
Raymond Robertson Simmons, Virginia
John George Stanley, South Carolina
Hurble Andrews Taylor, Alabama
Kelly Clifton Thomas, West Virginia
Owen Baynerd Vanepp, Florida
Carl Hugh Verner, Georgia
Jesse Bert Wilkerson, Tennessee
William Walter Young, Virginia
Dr. J.H. Crawford of Unaka was granted a limited license to practice in Beaver Dam township, Cherokee county.
From the front page of the Durham Morning Herald, Tuesday, July 17, 1923. The newspaper printed the last name Aldredge also spelled Aldridge. Colored is denoted by a c in parentheses, but my computer makes that a copyright symbol, so I’ve used a capital C. Several names have commas after what appears to be the middle name and before the last name. I’ve come across many spellings of George as Geogre—perhaps I am wrong in changing it to George? Asheville is consistently misspelled in the article.
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