Corbitts First Blacks To Be Memorialized
Two longtime High Point Memorial Hospital employees, Andrew Corbitt and Ophelia McConnell Corbitt, are memorialized at the High Point Museum as the first Black residents honored. Andrew began service in 1911, later retiring as an orderly with 66 years at the hospital, while Ophelia, a nurse for 35 years and private nurse 10 more, is also recognized.
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Kids Meet To Celebrate Heart Surgeries
New York AP recounts Heart Day at Columbia Presbyterian where 700 people including children under 10, parents, and doctors gather to honor open heart surgeries. Mets manager Joe Torre and outfielder Mike Vail attend as donor seats are provided for a game vs Philadelphia. Doctors note advances improve outcomes for congenital defects.
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