The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
NURSES TO
FINISH MEETING
WITH TEA TODAY
Officers for Health Of
fees Were Elected
Last Night

The Now Mexico State Nurses
association ana the State Suall0
Health Nurse association held
.thcil joint meeting ut the -.
Joseph funatorium this morning
with about a. present. The morn
lur was taken up by discussion
uud addresses on various phases OF
health work In the state.
Fathcr J W Doyle give the in
vocation which opened the meet
lug This was followed by an adj
dress Of welcome by Miss Bertha
Rowe. "a local nurse. The responsc
was given by Miss Borticc Eoos. Of
TuOUmctri the new president Of
th" public health nurses.
II l.. g. Peters delivered tho
address " the morning His sub
.cat was. Tuberculosis and IN"
Nurse pointing out hat a tuhor-
%rular's chances OF getting VOL de-
pond"d much on the en- q which
tho nurse gives.
The tonic for discussion at the
E|ftornoon session. which viii also
he held nc the 81. Joscuh's anna-
| fHrium. Will be- the licensed nurse
and lcgislhtion dealing with tho
uhIrct During this discussion a
proposed bill 20 he brought zap bc-
f'rD She legislature will be real
ruI discussed.
Following the afternoon meet
ue. "a tea for the visiting nurses
Will bc given by the sisters at the
aHnatorium. This e. h the last
fcatu ON the program Of thu
MIR Hca' meeting.
81 the close OF the meeting Of
iNo state public health NURSES yes
. H..HYn. . HHAHaa...Ns tho .fnRHAsa NNn
] % blowing officers. Miss Borticc a.
! lttHs OF TucumCati. president
Catherine Taylor vice presi-
don't. and Miss Margaret Topper.
secretary and treasurer.
a. tho meeting Of the state
health officers held at the AlNu-
RADIO hotel last night, Dr s -.
svuU' Luna county hpulth officer
from Defining WAS r~o-OirCtcd prr-i-
dent ct the New Mexico Health
officers association Dr C.. $.
lurlptt state director OF public
h,llth from Santa BE- was elected
.fntlry ana %tronsuror
Yesterday afternoon session 81
CO., health oftlr,rs meeting was
hold uj the inhnraturisa uf the sta a
ulr,nu of public health ut the Uni.
ycr.ifv pr' H. VI schwartz.
county health officer 81 Santa Fo
county spoke on Typhoid fcvor
] Control. lie pointed % thH'
proper ANA prompt use "f anti
f,Ain 1s 'wsll as constant care for
anuitlry conditions are important
ia thla-
Myrtle Greenfield. director Of
thp laboratory and her ASSISTANT,
Flora Chess. then demonstrated
rho methods which they use IN
. their work They stated that q
Iurrp volume Of work which 10 sent
bon from every coTncr uf the state
s constantly going through their
hands. demanding the highest Of
fcioncy 10 yet DO done with thcii
! equipment
] Harold o. Gray. chief ~ tho d.
| vision of sanitary engineering in tho
siatc. gave O talk ON the vital rat
tiHilrr of the state They show
hc said that progress D., being
made especially boz increased san
itntion in many places There j.
siill % large problem FOR the snni-
tntiuu 81 tho state, however b,
RAID.
The health officers Ind a ban.
quct at the Alvarndn hotel last
evening. After tho banquet Their,
was Discussion Of plans for IN,
coming yenr. ana this was fol.
lowed by o. business meeting
Tho hcIth officers lett In "a body
for the meeting OF the state Modl,
cal society az Gallup. which start.
today They went to Gallup oi
No Q last night.