. Bulletin of the North Carolina Dental Society [Serial] . a obtenu son diplôme de D.D.S. du Medical College of Virginia en 1904. Le 25 novembre 1913, il a épousé Mlle Flora Aycocke de Fremont. Ils ont deux filles, Mlle Jane Hooks et Mme Herbert H. Harris, toutes deux vivant maintenant à Wilson. Bien que le Dr Hooks n'ait jamais cherché à exercer ses fonctions dans les sociétés dentaires, il a donné le maximum de ses capacités aux fonctions qui lui ont été attribuées dans le cadre du travail en comité. Il a toujours manqué à son désir de promouvoir l'éthique professionnelle et les meilleurs soins dentaires. Carryingout ces idéaux avec son bien

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. Bulletin of the North Carolina Dental Society [serial] . eived his D.D.S. degree from the Medical College of Virginia in 1904. On November 25, 1913, he married Miss Flora Aycocke of Fremont.They have two daughters, Miss Jane Hooks and Mrs. Herbert H. Harris, both now living in Wilson. Although Dr. Hooks has never sought office in the Dental Societies, he has given the utmost of his abilities to the duties assigned him inCommittee work. He has been unfailing in his desire to further thecause of professional ethics and promoting the best dental care. Carryingout these ideals along with his good nature and love for his fellowmanhe has endeared himself to his community and State. Included in his local activities are memberships in the Rotary Cluband the Wilson Country Club. He is a charter member and past presidentof the Wilson Rotary Club. He is one of the oldest and most activemembers of the Wilson Country Club where golfing is his favoritepastime. He is a regular player and handles his clubs in such a mannerthat he asks no odds and gives none.. <JDt. y6caf ^J^ookii THE EMBLEM OF MERCY A SHORT, SHORT STORY OF THE CADUCEUS On the seal of the North Carolina Dental Society is one of the innumerableportrayals of Caduceus; this one carrying with it the map of the state ofNorth Carolina. Few, except perhaps the immediate friends of the originalartist, really notice this historic insignia. Still fewer know the story of theoriginal Caduceus nor that of its successor in medicine, the sign of Aesculapius.Dream with me in the realms of mythology for a few moments and here it is. Hermes the son of Zeus (known to the Romans as Mercury) was a mes-senger of the Gods. In exchange for a lyre, he received from Apollo a magicwand which exercised influence over all, bestowing wealth and all thingsgood. It was an olive branch with garlands—the first Caduceus. Hermesseparated two fighting snakes, and henceforth the serpents were entwinedon the staff. Their presence on all medical ins

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