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Df. WfUiam Newton Hodgkin, 30, of Warren ton, leajdter in the dantal profession, died; September 8 in a Richmond hospjital.
Dr. Hodgkins was a past president and vice president of the American College of Dentists and at the time of his death waa treasurer. He wals president of the American Academy of die History qf Dentistry and president of the
American Association jof Don t at Examiners. j
A member of the Board of Visitors of the Medical College of Virginia, Dr. 'Hodgkins was a
fellow of the American Association of the Advancement of Science at the time of hi$ deatlf. In 1941 he received an honorary doctor of science degree fain MCV.
Dr. Hodgkins was a!member of the House of ('Delegates of the American Dental Association and he represented the association at international conferences last year.
He was vice chairmap of the executive committee and past president of the Virginia State Denal Association, the Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners, and the Northern Virgiria Dental
During World W ir 11 Dr. Hodgkins waa a member of the Dental Advisory Committee for the National Selective Service.
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