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CONDUCTED BY MISS ELIZABETH P. UZELMEIER
NOW THIRTY-FOUR
TWENTY MORE PROBATIONERS
HAVE ARRIVED.
Twenty more students nurses have
arrived at the base hospital during the
past week, bringing the total number
of new probationers, up to thirty-four.
The young women are from schools
and colleges of the middle west and
have taken up their ciass work with
remarkable zest.
Those reporting for the Army
School of Nursing this week are:
Miss Anna E. Cockrell from War-
rensburg, Mo.
Miss Katherine Curlee from Kirk
wood, Mo.
Miss Harriet J. Edwards trom Kirk
wood, Mo.
Miss Sarah E. Gaylord from Madi
son, Iowa. , ^
Miss Kathleen Gerhard from Wil
mington, Ohio.
Miss Amy Hoover from Joplin, Mis
souri.
Miss Julia Farrar from Downers
Grove, 111.
Miss Ida Dale Johnson from Prince
ton, Ky.
Miss Marceline Fairbanks from
Springfield, Ohio.
Miss Isabel Hayes from Springfield,
Ohio.
Miss Adda Lyla Ebert, from Marys
ville, Ohio.
Miss Ruth Lytle from St. Paul,
Minn.
Miss Emma Sarvis from Cincinnati,
Ohio. „ . ,,
Miss Mary Scaife, from Sewickley,
Penn.
Miss Ida L. Malsh from Frankfort,
Ind. ,
Miss Verna L. Hughes from Dela
ware, O.
Miss Nellie K. Funderburg from
New Carlisle, Ohio.
Miss Eva C. Goslnski from Bay City,
Mich. , ' .
Miss Pauline J. Doherty from Flint,
Mich.
Miss Flora L. Thomas from Gas
City, Ind.
SHE UNDERSTANDS
1st Nurse: Do I understand that
Capt tripped the light fantastic
with you at the Manufacturers Club
last evening? '
2nd Nurse: He tripped the fantas
tic, but it was far from being LIGHT-
HELPS THE CITY
PLAY VOLLEY BALL.
ARMY FURNISHES NINE NURSES
TO HOSPITAL.
In ready response to a plea for more
r.urses to care for the Influx of in
fluenza patients at the Presbyterian
hospital, in Charlotte, during the
early part of the week, nine nurses
from the U- S. Army Base Hospital,
Camp Greene were sent out for two
days of service in the city hospital.
The nurses sent to the city by Miss
Susan G. Parish, chief nurse, were
Misses Rooke, Hopkins, Elmore, Pye,
Kellett, Veaze, Murrey, Keeney and
Gross. These graduate nurses aided
the city hospital force in a way that
rendered their services invaluable.
The army hospital has been delivered
the warmest thanks for the timely as
sistance.
Volley ball has claimed a share of
the attention of the nurses_ at the
base hospital and one thrilling con
test has been held, under the direction
of Physical Dirsctor Bergman. _ Miss
Hansbrough captained the winning
team, which had taken the name of
The Hornets. The score was 21 to
19 after forty minutes of play. Stars
of the game were Misses Cressman,
Haskins and Nicholas.
The line ups. follow: Hornets—
Miss Hansbrough, captain; Misses
Carrington, Cressman, Perris, Getty,
Moore, Nicholas, English, Guion,
Gladys Pierce, Miller, Smith, Whita
ker Wiedman, VanCampen. Blue
Birds—Miss Strong, captain; Misses
Armstrong, Atwood, Gallagher, Ever
ett Ely, Ruth Pierce, Jackson, Has
kins, Martin, Offut Summers, VUle-
monte, Truempler.
THE SPIRIT OF THE DAY
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