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with him as his bride a young nurse, Lydia “Pinkie” Crabbe Snead.
They set up a practice in Sperryville in the office that had been Dr. William Smith’s. Dr. Smith had died the year before. They rented rooms across the street from Dr. Smith’s widow.
Also living in the house was Mrs. Smith’s granddaughter, 12-year old Frances Brown. She is retired public health nurse Frances Thornton now. Her other grandfather was Dr. Brown, nearing the end of his years of practice in Woodville.
She remembers that Dr. Snead had a hard time establishing the idea of office
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