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Z)ltU Tjhat
New Arrivals
Ginny Meadows Hackett, Dr. Step
hen’s secretary, a daughter. May 9,
Amanda Lee.
In Psychiatry, Dr. and Mrs. C. Rex
Williams, a daughter; Dr. and Mrs.
Ted Goldbloom, a daughter; and Dr.
and Mrs. John B. Reckless, a son.
Wedding Bells
Dr. Clyde Cox, Surgery, will be
married in July to Carolyn Reasor.
lie then goes into tlie Air Force.
Gladys Smith, Dr. Clippinger’s
secretary, is now Mrs. Shults.
On May 20, there were two wed
dings of personnel in the Psychiatry
Department. Faye Perry and Stuart
Wilson were married, and Anne Jor
dan was wed to W^alter Craven, Duke
Hospital administrative intern.
New Faces and Old
Microbiology
Cotty Satterfield is replacing Mrs.
Barrie Wallace as Dr. David Smith’s
secretar}^ The Wallaces are going to
Bethesda, Maryland.
Business Office
Mr. Helen Iskyan joined the staff
of the Business Office insurance divi
sion in March.
Mrs. Doris O’Dell was transferred
to the insurance division to replace
Mrs. Mary Jones who is moving to
Woodland, North Carolina.
]\Irs. Jeanette Dickey replaced Mrs.
O’Dell as addressogra])h operator.
Surgical P. D. C.
Mr. II. D. Maynard, Jr., Assistant
Business Manager of S.P.D.C. is re
cuperating at home from surgery
April 23.
Mrs. Frances Hawley, Registrar,
left us June L She will remain at
home to be with her son.
Mrs. Jack II. Wells (Virginia) joins
S.P.D.C. She is from Cedar Grove,
X. C., is married and has two girls
and two boys.
Psychiatry
Several secretaries have resigned.
Mrs. Karen McQueen is now in At
lanta, Georgia. Mrs. Patty Park-
hurst is in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
The husbands of botli are recent Duke
Law School graduates.
Mrs. Sheila Tanner, who worked
as Dr. Bressler’s secretary for six
years, is now a full-time housewife.
Miss Ann Epley replaced Sheila.
Mrs. Susan Ruben has resigned as
Dr. Lowenbach’s secretary. She is
in Winston-Salem this sunnner where
her husband, Fred, a Duke medical
student, has a summer job.
Mrs. Alene Threlkeld, our former
OPC clerk, is living in Cary, N. C.
Surgery
Dr. W. C. Sealy heads for Europe
this month to speak at an international
symposium in Paris.
Leaving us for new ventures at
the completion of residency June 80
will be:
Dr. George II. Welch, private surgi
cal practice in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Dr. Otto Stewart, private ortho
paedic practice in Sheboygan, Wiscon
sin.
Dr. John Turner, faculty of tlu^
Private Diagnostic Clinic at Emory
University in Atlanta, in Otolaryngol
ogy-
Dr. Harold Lefkoff, private practice
of Otolaryngology in Atlanta.
Dr. George Tyndall, Neurosurgery
at the YA Hospital here.
Physical Therapy
Eleanor Flanagan was responsible
for the fine program on Extrapyrami-
dal Nervous System Diseases at the
spring meeting of the North Carolina
Physical Therapy Association in Ra-
leigli, April 29. At the business
session, she was elected to a two-year
term as vice-president of the North
Carolina chapter. Ellie also went to
Asheville to be with tlie department
exhibit at the North Carolina Medical
Association meeting May 6-10.
Helen Kaiser and Grace Horton at
tended the American Physical Thera
py Association 0\"R sponsored work
shop on “Education for Physical
Therapists” held at the University of
Oklahoma, April 17. Miss Kaiser also
attended a meeting of physical thera
py s2hool directors in Washington
May 5-6, and a conference in Atlanta
May 11-12 on the Education of the
Cerebral Palsied child.
Emy Villaneuva, one of our 1959
graduates, returned to our staff in
April, after working a year and a
half in Puerto Rico. Bill Sclimidt,
wlio has been with us this spring on
a part-time basis, is now working full
time. On May l.st Mrs. Maris Kyne be
gan working on a part-time basis in
our program with the pediatrics de
partment.
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