Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-25
Visiting Nurse to
Biennial Meet in
Atlanta, April 8

A Joint convention OF . number OF
the prominent nurses organizations IN
the country il to be held in Atlanta,
Georgia, April Il: to II. and Miss Mae
Forks, expect I o attend the SESSIONS.
4 rhe American Nurses association, the
National Organization for Pubhc
Health Nursing and the National
League for Nursing Education are
meeting tn regular session At this time
and the regular sessions OF the con-
ference, will be held in nc Piedmont
hotel, Atlanta
Arrangement has been made for
ON Friday and Saturday, April 3 and
10, Just prior to h regular sessions
and Miss McCulloch expects to attend
the special session of h National Or
SANITATION for Public Health Nursing.
Jhese meetings are'to be informal IN
character, and are specially designed
for nurses interested in infant welfare
and school nursing, tuberculosis ana
industrial nursing. -
Child welfare, rural md small town
nursing. industrial nursing. school
nursing hospital social service. rural
.needs and rural problems, mental by
Eiene training of the pupH nurse. and
recruiting of nurses are among the
important questions. Of interest to be
discussed AT the meeting. AND will he
!. handled by some of the most eminent
Of Inc country's nurses and physl-
clans. -.
A special meeting of the council of
state representatives. which includes
one lay member and one nurse from
each state, is TO be one of the interest
ing features of the conference. Miss
McCullocN avill attend this session as
representative nurse of North Dakota
NF. 7 D~~~la. ,1SofvvNo n NJ tho
visiting nurse committee OF Grand
Forks. was appointed representative
lay member. but is unable to attend.
The Loyalty class of St. Marks Luz
therar church held Il meeting We'd
nesday evening in the home Of Mrs.
George Jallss, class leader. Another
box OF clothing n supplies was
packed for one of the stricken for
eign countries, and when the bust
ness affairs we're attended to, there,
was a social hour. during this time
{the young men friends of the class
were guests. Mrs. Jauss served dain-
~ refreshments at the close OF the
evcnins.
The Loyalty class was organized at
the beginning of Lent with an eyeifO
accomplishing some good during. that
season. 1t was decided at The meet
ing last evening to continue the club
and make it a permanent one among
the other organizations OF The
church.
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The active chapter of Kappa Abba
Theta have. issued invitations to their
chapter ~patronesses for a bridge party
to be given Saturday afternoon at'the
sorority house. The hours will be from
3 to 6 o'clock and guests will include
pledge members of the chapteA with
the N~patronesses who are Mesdames F..
F. Chandler, Joseph Kennedy. A. G..
Leonard, c. G. Gowran. j. b. Wine
man. Tracy r. Bangs, r. d. Campbell
and August Eggers. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Norman. Levi.
Boulevard. with their chfldren-left the
fore part OF the week for Park River
where they will visit until after Eas-
ter, with Mrs. Norman's parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. kelhaher. "
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Miss Verneita Thompson of Pembi.
ma. is the guest of Miss Luella La.
Moure at the university. Mise Thomp.
son is a former University of NORTH
Dakota student.
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