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Honorable Mr. Odus M. Mull

Honorable Mr. Odus M. Mull

Mr. Mull was a highly respected lawyer, Baptist layman and a close associate of Governor Hoey. In 1938 he, along with six others, were appointed to a commission to study the need of a four year medical school in North Carolina. He did see a need, reported the need, and is highly responsible for persuading the Gray family to donate generous funds for the establishment and opening of the Bowman Gray Medical School in 1941.

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Published in: Miracle on Hawthorne Hill.
created
00/00/1941
description
Mr. Mull was a highly respected lawyer, Baptist layman and a close associate of Governor Hoey. In 1938 he, along with six others, were appointed to a commission to study the need of a four year medical school in North Carolina. He did see a need, reported the need, and is highly responsible for persuading the Gray family to donate generous funds for the establishment and opening of the Bowman Gray Medical School in 1941.
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DF 270
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nbg/vip/nbg_vip_00270, nbg/vip/nbg_vip_00270-th
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Digital Forsyth NBG VIP
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Coy C. Carpenter Library
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Wake Forest University
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Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Sources, Digital Forsyth
title
Honorable Mr. Odus M. Mull
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