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Inez Sain accepts certificate at graduation
Woodleaf News Notes
ByC. H. WETMORE
Hie local truck growers have
completed the planting of their
field tomatoes and their busy
season is here. They must begin
spraying for insects and weeds,
suckering and tying up the
plants and irrigating the fields.
Among those having several
acres planted in tomatoes are
Jimmy Myers, with about eight
acres and over 25,000 plants.
Jimmy has tomatoes as large as
golf balls at this time. J. B.
Collins, Doug Bailey, Bill Gib
bons and June Fleming also
have large acreage in tomatoes
as well as cantaloupe, squash
and other vegetables. These
plants are looking excellent, in
spite of the recent cool weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Godbey
were the last Saturday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Godbey for
a family cookout and a Mother's
Day celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tysinger
of Charlotte were visitors over
the weekend of her brothers,
Hobert and Richard Bost and
her sister Mrs. Margaret Eid
son.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coughe
nour and children recently
moved into the vacant home of
Mrs. Carrie Webb.
Mrs. Lucille Ewing is improv
ing at the Charlotte Eye, Nose
and Throat Hospital after un
dergoing eye surgery last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wetmore
and John of Raleigh spent the
weekend here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wetmore.
Sgt. and Mrs. Quinn Gamble
of Fayetteville were the week
end guests of Mrs. Gamble's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Wetmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Steele Culbert
son of Washington, D.C. were
here over the week end with his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Bailey.
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85 Nurses Graduate Course
Certificates were presented to
85 persons for completing a
course for nursing assistants
and advanced care of the aged
on Sunday, May 3, at the
Mocksville School auditorium,
by their instructor, Mrs. Alma
Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson said:
"The continuing shortage of
nursing personnel has created
need for a nurses' assistant who
is prepared to perform those
duties associated with patient
care which require only limited
nursing service preparation.
"Hie responsibility of the
nursing assistant varies from
hospital to hospital and other
related institutions caring for
the sick. In fact, the only con
sistent factor in the job
description is this lack of
conformity. Each nursing
service has the responsibility to
describe the job and train the
workers in its own agency. The
procedures selected for in
clusion in this course do not
attempt to identify what the
nursing assistant should do;
rather they are only those
procedures that have been
taught to patients
(so they could help the nurse
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he needed.) In some institutions
caring for the sick, nursing
assistants may perform skilled
nursing procedures, while in
another they may only arrange
and care for flowers and pass
out drinking water".
The Nursing Assistants Class
consisted of 100 hours of
classroom instruction in ad
dition to laboratory and clinical
experiences.
The following persons had
perfect attendance records at
the regular scheduled classes:
Lois Allen, Virginia Broad
way, Olivia Foster, Wilma
Smith, Helen Shoaf, Ethel
Gibson, Janie Vogler, Nannie
Angell, Emma Hoffman, Mabel
Taylor, Coy Miller, May belle
Orrell, Edith Miller and Lena
Wall.
The following completed 100
hours of classroom instruction
by use of makeup classes : OUie
Mae Cornatzer, Olive Culler,
Robert R. Culler, Jerry Sue
Evans, Laverne Williams,
Edith Waller, Louise Black
welder, Annie Cohen, Lillian
Koontz, Helen McDaniel, Marie
Mull is, Inez Sain, Elizabeth
Shepherd, C. W. Shepherd,
Mildred Sherrill, Clydean
Shore, Emma Rae Spry, Bettie
J. Smith, Athene Spry, Bertha
Wilson. Minnie Foster, Evelyn
Shore, Juanita Hendrix, Nell
Lena is. Pauline Bowles, Qutah
Joyner, Ella At wood, Ethel
Collins, Lucille Geter, Alice
Hopkins, Inez Mayfield, Lillian
Pruitt
Miss Juanita Yarborough.
Department Head of Nursing
Education of the Davidson
Community College, delivered
the graduation address Sunday
afternoon. She was introduced
by L. H. Ballard, Associate
Dean of Adult Education of the
college. The invocation was
given by C. W. Shepherd, and
Mrs. Alma Anderson extended
the welcome. Hie community
college chorus under the
direction of Gerald Carter,
rendered two selections.
Participating institutions and
individuals were recognized by
Mrs. Anderson as follows: Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Stroud, the staff
of Fran Ray Rest Home, Lynn
Haven Nursing Home, Davie
County Hospital, Veterans
Administration Hospital, the
Davie County Public Library,
the Davie County Ambulance
Service and the Davie Squad.
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