Cone Hospital review [March-May, 1974]

              MOSES CONE HOSPITAL
REVIEW
Vol. VIM,  No. 5
Moses Cone Hospital REVIEW
March-May,  1974
ANNUAL TRUSTEES MEETING MAY 1
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED
Mr. Cone, Sr.
Mr. Vanstory
Mr. Cone, Jr.
Mr. Stephens
The hospital's Board of Trustees'
annual meeting was held on May 1.
Mr. Benjamin Cone, Jr. and Mr.
Louis C. Stephens, Jr. were elected
as new members of the Board for
terms of three years.
Mr. Benjamin Cone, Sr. and Mr.
C. M. Vanstory, Jr. formally retired
as members of the Board. Mr.
Cone, Sr. has served as a Trustee
for the past twenty-seven years,
fifteen of which were as President
of the Board.
Mr. Vanstory was the first Director of Moses Cone Hospital. He
served in that capacity from 1947
to 1950, following which, he served
as a trustee of the hospital until
the present. During these years Mr.
Vanstory was a member of the
hospital's Executive Committee,
Finance Committee and was instrumental in many aspects of the
hospital's growth.
Re-elected to the Board for three
year terms were Mrs. Lewis S.
Morris and Mr. Charles A. McLendon.
The Trustees appointed Dr. Norman H. Garrett as Chief of Medicine for a three year term beginning July 1, 1974. Dr. Garrett succeeds Dr. Leonard J. Rabold who
served as Chief of Medicine for the
past six years.
The Trustees also established a
new department, that of Out-Patient
Services. Dr. Richard A. Kelly, Jr.
was named as full-time Chief of
this department. See story page 1.
DR. KELLY TO HEAD
NEW SERVICE
Dr. Richard A. Kelly, Jr. was
named Chief of Out-Patient Services by the Board of Trustees at
their annual meeting May 1.
The Department of Out-Patient
Services is a new one for the hos;-
pital. It will encompass both
emergency and out-patient clinic
services. The department has been
added as a result of the growth in
the number of ambulatory patients
the hospital cares for each year.
Dr. Kelly has been an active
member of the hospital's medical
staff for the past 18 years. He received his M.D. from Duke University School of Medicine, 1954.
He interned at Detroit Receiving
Hospital and spent his residency
at General Hospital, Louisville,
Kentucky. He served in the United
States Army from 1946 to 1948.
Dr. Kelly is a member of the
American Academy of General
Practice, the American Medical
Association and the North Carolina
State Medical Society. He is a past
president of the Greensboro Academy of Medicne.
The   full-time   appointment
comes effective July 1.
be-
Dr. Kelly