Friday May 18, 1931
Arlington Citizen
Death Of Dr. L. V. Bates. Aged 55.
Wednesday morning early when a patient of Dr. L. V. Bates called at his office, they found him lying on the floor, where he had fallen dead sometime during the night apparently with heart failure. He has had heart trouble for many years but seemingly was well and spent the afternoon before talking to friends and patients.
Dr. Bates came to Texas from Nevada about three years ago and practiced his profession in Dallas, Ft. Worth and this city, having come here over a year ago where he established a Physio-Medical Clinic.
He was a member of the Church of Christ for many years. He was also a staunch Mason, having been a member of that order for many years. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Parkdale cemetery by Rev's Joe Barnhill and H. M Redford. Masons had charge at the close of the services. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Snyder, and two sons, Marvin Bates and David Bates. Out of town folks who attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bates of Waco, Mr. and Mrs. David Bates and son David, Jr., of Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Snyder of Lockney, and Dr. Hayden Wilson Gates and his wife Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco. Mrs. Gates is a sister of Dr. Bates.
Dr. Bates studied at the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery in Atlanta, 1899.
WACOANS CHOSEN OFFICERS OF STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Dr. L. V. Bates of Waco was elected president of the Texas Eclectic Medical Association and Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco was elected treasurer at the annual state meeting which closed its sessions in Dallas yesterday. Waco was named as the meeting place of the 1916 convention.
Both Waco physicians to be honored by the association are well known members of the medical profession of the city. The new president comes from a medical family, his father being Dr. David Bates of Heidelberg and Hesse Castle, Germany. He was formerly professor of ophthalmology and ralynology at the American Medical college of St. Louis, and first assistant surgeon of the Missouri School for the Blind, and also eye surgeon at the Metropolitan hospital of St. Louis.
The newly elected secretary, Dr. Rosa B. Gates is Dr. L. V. Bates sister and graduated in the same class at the medical school. She had the honor of being first rank graduate.
Arlington Citizen
Death Of Dr. L. V. Bates. Aged 55.
Wednesday morning early when a patient of Dr. L. V. Bates called at his office, they found him lying on the floor, where he had fallen dead sometime during the night apparently with heart failure. He has had heart trouble for many years but seemingly was well and spent the afternoon before talking to friends and patients.
Dr. Bates came to Texas from Nevada about three years ago and practiced his profession in Dallas, Ft. Worth and this city, having come here over a year ago where he established a Physio-Medical Clinic.
He was a member of the Church of Christ for many years. He was also a staunch Mason, having been a member of that order for many years. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Parkdale cemetery by Rev's Joe Barnhill and H. M Redford. Masons had charge at the close of the services. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Snyder, and two sons, Marvin Bates and David Bates. Out of town folks who attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bates of Waco, Mr. and Mrs. David Bates and son David, Jr., of Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Snyder of Lockney, and Dr. Hayden Wilson Gates and his wife Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco. Mrs. Gates is a sister of Dr. Bates.
Dr. Bates studied at the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery in Atlanta, 1899.
WACOANS CHOSEN OFFICERS OF STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Dr. L. V. Bates of Waco was elected president of the Texas Eclectic Medical Association and Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco was elected treasurer at the annual state meeting which closed its sessions in Dallas yesterday. Waco was named as the meeting place of the 1916 convention.
Both Waco physicians to be honored by the association are well known members of the medical profession of the city. The new president comes from a medical family, his father being Dr. David Bates of Heidelberg and Hesse Castle, Germany. He was formerly professor of ophthalmology and ralynology at the American Medical college of St. Louis, and first assistant surgeon of the Missouri School for the Blind, and also eye surgeon at the Metropolitan hospital of St. Louis.
The newly elected secretary, Dr. Rosa B. Gates is Dr. L. V. Bates sister and graduated in the same class at the medical school. She had the honor of being first rank graduate.
Friday May 18, 1931
Arlington Citizen
Death Of Dr. L. V. Bates. Aged 55.
Wednesday morning early when a patient of Dr. L. V. Bates called at his office, they found him lying on the floor, where he had fallen dead sometime during the night apparently with heart failure. He has had heart trouble for many years but seemingly was well and spent the afternoon before talking to friends and patients.
Dr. Bates came to Texas from Nevada about three years ago and practiced his profession in Dallas, Ft. Worth and this city, having come here over a year ago where he established a Physio-Medical Clinic.
He was a member of the Church of Christ for many years. He was also a staunch Mason, having been a member of that order for many years. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Parkdale cemetery by Rev's Joe Barnhill and H. M Redford. Masons had charge at the close of the services. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Snyder, and two sons, Marvin Bates and David Bates. Out of town folks who attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bates of Waco, Mr. and Mrs. David Bates and son David, Jr., of Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Snyder of Lockney, and Dr. Hayden Wilson Gates and his wife Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco. Mrs. Gates is a sister of Dr. Bates.
Dr. Bates studied at the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery in Atlanta, 1899.
WACOANS CHOSEN OFFICERS OF STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Dr. L. V. Bates of Waco was elected president of the Texas Eclectic Medical Association and Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco was elected treasurer at the annual state meeting which closed its sessions in Dallas yesterday. Waco was named as the meeting place of the 1916 convention.
Both Waco physicians to be honored by the association are well known members of the medical profession of the city. The new president comes from a medical family, his father being Dr. David Bates of Heidelberg and Hesse Castle, Germany. He was formerly professor of ophthalmology and ralynology at the American Medical college of St. Louis, and first assistant surgeon of the Missouri School for the Blind, and also eye surgeon at the Metropolitan hospital of St. Louis.
The newly elected secretary, Dr. Rosa B. Gates is Dr. L. V. Bates sister and graduated in the same class at the medical school. She had the honor of being first rank graduate.
Arlington Citizen
Death Of Dr. L. V. Bates. Aged 55.
Wednesday morning early when a patient of Dr. L. V. Bates called at his office, they found him lying on the floor, where he had fallen dead sometime during the night apparently with heart failure. He has had heart trouble for many years but seemingly was well and spent the afternoon before talking to friends and patients.
Dr. Bates came to Texas from Nevada about three years ago and practiced his profession in Dallas, Ft. Worth and this city, having come here over a year ago where he established a Physio-Medical Clinic.
He was a member of the Church of Christ for many years. He was also a staunch Mason, having been a member of that order for many years. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Parkdale cemetery by Rev's Joe Barnhill and H. M Redford. Masons had charge at the close of the services. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Snyder, and two sons, Marvin Bates and David Bates. Out of town folks who attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bates of Waco, Mr. and Mrs. David Bates and son David, Jr., of Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Snyder of Lockney, and Dr. Hayden Wilson Gates and his wife Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco. Mrs. Gates is a sister of Dr. Bates.
Dr. Bates studied at the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery in Atlanta, 1899.
WACOANS CHOSEN OFFICERS OF STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Dr. L. V. Bates of Waco was elected president of the Texas Eclectic Medical Association and Dr. Rosa B. Gates of Waco was elected treasurer at the annual state meeting which closed its sessions in Dallas yesterday. Waco was named as the meeting place of the 1916 convention.
Both Waco physicians to be honored by the association are well known members of the medical profession of the city. The new president comes from a medical family, his father being Dr. David Bates of Heidelberg and Hesse Castle, Germany. He was formerly professor of ophthalmology and ralynology at the American Medical college of St. Louis, and first assistant surgeon of the Missouri School for the Blind, and also eye surgeon at the Metropolitan hospital of St. Louis.
The newly elected secretary, Dr. Rosa B. Gates is Dr. L. V. Bates sister and graduated in the same class at the medical school. She had the honor of being first rank graduate.
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