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2 Dent ists To Open Practice In Amelia After owr two years of effort. An,.-!. Health council has inter led two young dentists in opening! .in office at Amelia Court House.; Du Charles S. Fraiin and Alton j !. Hod:-. ;:re to open their office; . 13, in the old tresis '■ i f!.i The office will be open . mu!: v- Tuesdays, Wednesdays! and Thursday: of each week. They i pert ’ii have a receptionist there' id of their coming to make ap pointments Both doctors served in the U. S. ' .ilay- during World War II. and both ;.-.lu;it ■! fiom Medical College of V:rginia, one in 1954. the other in j 1956. Dr. Fraiin is a native of Dan \die. and received his B. A. degree from the University of Virginia. He entered private practice in 1955 after having been a member of the sniff of the City Dental Clinic for j 14 months. He is married and ihe father of a 15-month old son. Dr. Hodges received his B. A. decree from the University of Rich mond and after graduation from MCV served as a part time mem i r of the faculty there, instructing in the d-partment. of periodontia. He is also married and has two < ,r ’ ighter . . ii< i! was fern -1! - -brumy i t. 1955. to help find doc ti is and dentists to serve the c rtn!-- Dr A. V. K. Deekens re tired in January. 1356, after 45 u . atal in Ai J.. Ci ! the county has been with :,t f : Robert. *rrinprton is the (■('::' president and Mrs. Li ualer Sc •: chairman < ; the rc :; ■ . committ So far ihe c■ : rcil has not been -inccer-fin its objective in regard a d c»r, but th. -e are two pros •-..•'•ti-.e .-.e., and Arrington hopes ; ir: eue ef them will iboide to
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