Local Dentists to Attend State Society Meeting in Elizabeth City
At least six High Point dentists plan to attend the North Carolina Dental Society annual meeting at the Virginia Dare hotel in Elizabeth City May 2 to 4. Dr. W F Clayton announced the event with other expected delegates from Guilford and Greensboro. The program, including health talks by Dr John T Burrus and Dr James M Parrott, aims to surpass last year’s Winston-Salem gathering.
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