Evening star. [volume], September 30, 1947, Page B-11, Image 32

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[wo Gallinger Nurses
To Get Kober Awards
At Graduation Sunday
Presentation for the first time of
postgraduate scholarship awards to
two outstanding Gallinger Hospital
student nurses will feature the grad
uation exercises Sunday night for a
class of 30 at the city hospital.
The Kober Legacy awards of $100
and $75 will be made to help the
nurses get advanced training in a
specialised oourse, after first com
pleting a year's hospital service in
regular ward duty.
They will be presented by Dr.
Daniel L. Seckinger, assistant Dis
trict health officer and member of
the School of Nursing Advisory
Committee.
Dr. Corning to Speak.
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tendent of schools, will be the prin
cipal speaker at the commencement
exercises. Dr. Alvin R. Sweeney,
Gallinger Hospital superintendent,
will preside, and Miss Beatrice E.
Ritter, director of nursing, will pre
sent the candidates for the diploma
and school pin.
The graduation will take place at
8 p.m. in the auditorium of the hos
pital, and will be followed by a re
ception in the nurses’ home.
11 From District Area.
Members of the graduating class,
including 11 from the District area,
are:
Cleo Delight Best, 1728 New
Hampshire avenue N.W.; Catherine
Agnes Bogan, 67 W street N.W.;
Edith Margaret Bond, 221 Eleventh
street S.W.; Nancy Curro, 1217 Hol
brook street N.E.; Helen Eisman,
1106 Queen street N.E.; IsabeMe
Rhona Elias, 1360 Hamilton street
N.W.; Shirley Ellen Magruder, 4524
Thirty-second street, Mount Rainier,
Md.; Helen Audrey Perkins, 3027
Douglas street Ni.; Melvina Agnes
Selby, 930 Bums street S.E.; Mary
Lee Stapleton. 4411 First place N.E.,
and Doris Lawson Wise, 4322 Royal
street S.E.
Also, Ruth Ann Baker, North Hol
lywood, Calif.; Helen Virginia Boyer,
Brunswick, Md.; Beulah Pearl Dix
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