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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
6
Left to right Treva Lynch Sandra Jones and Miss Lopp pose for a staff photo with nurse Treva Lynch at Guilford County Health Department and colleagues.
Mrs. Bob Lee presided at the business session while Mrs. Jim Pearce spoke on the cookbook project. Year books were distributed by the chairman. A program on proper skin care and cosmetics was presented by Mrs. Diamond Carter. Refreshments were served.
Book Club members hosted a social at Adams Memorial YWCA for 15 handicapped persons. Three station wagons conveyed the group to Centennial Avenue as plans formed for work training and purposeful study beyond mere entertainment.
Miss Lucy Lopp, supervising nurse for Guilford County Health Department, spoke to the District 4 meeting of the North Carolina Student Nurses Association at the High Point Memorial School residence. She outlined the public health nurse role and field options while nursing students asked questions. Miss Kay Marion, district president from Martin Memorial Hall Mount Airy, led the business session and local students planned the agenda.
An openhouse to honor Miss Peggy Love is planned at her home 808 Putman Ave on January 21 in the afternoon. The plans are led by Miss Sandra Jones president and a roster of officers and advisers. About 150 attendees from Martin Memorial Hospital Mount Airy Winston Salem State College Kate Bitting Hospital Baptist Forsyth MNC Greensboro A and T School of Nursing and High Point Memorial Nursing attend.
The Rev. C. W. Russell discussed duties of a hospital chaplain at a Private Duty Nurses meeting in the medical library of High Point Memorius. The event highlighted the chaplain’s role and responsibilities within the hospital setting.
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