New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 6

] rmm W BRITAIN 6K, u e i Alios -P: Merritt of Hart- the first woman elected to the senate, spoke fo the members of the graduating class of the New Writain General hospital training schoel at the exercises in the chapel of the state normal school last night. Misg Merritt spoke on the great responasibility of nurses, not only in Realing the sick but also as ministers of cheer and haopiness. She stated that psace of soul was a great fac- tor in_Rhealing and that nurses were able te have a great influence over the mental condition of the patients, Nursing Work of God Nursing is_a profession that is closer to the work of preaching and the work of doctors, and in a sense, the work of God, than any other profession open to women or men ufiy and it devolved on the individ- wsl nurse to make the most of the training given her in the hospital. Mrs. Merritt sald that it was the impression left in the minds of those she served that was the true reward of each nurse, and not material gain. She stated that the love of one's work was the most important factor te the. making of & happy mind and & radipnt personality. Diplomsas and Prizes Awarded Diplomas ‘were presented to the class by James 8. North, president of the training school at the hos- pital. . The girls stood in a semi- circle on the, stage and as they were presented with their diplomas, Misa Maude Traver, directress of nurses, presented them with their pins. Before they left the platform they were given bouquéts of flowers. Prizes were given to girls who had stood highest in classes in theory and practice of nursing. They were as follows: Graduating class—first prize, $50, Pauling Jeary. . 8econd .prize, $25, Lucy Wititams. Intermadiate 450, Mary Schmidt, ‘” m- Clough. First prize, $50, Es- uur Mfld prize, $25, An- class—first prize, 8econd prize, Gmlutu of Hupltal Tr" i Estelle Pukinskas, New Haven; Do- A special prize of $50 was given | rothy Crowley, Bristol; Selina Rioux, to Miss Dorothy Andrews of this| Plainville; Stella McGrath, Sonora, city. This is awarded each year to|Nova Scotia; Pauline Jeary, Glider- the girl who has stood highest in |sleeve; Woltermira Karbonik, New her entire course of training in at- | Britain; Esther Roy, Torrington; tentiveness to patients and in pro- [ Dorothy Andrews, New Britain; Mu- fessional bearing. riel Larock, Burnside; Aurora Man- | Dr. Reeks Aministers Cath 50, New Britain; Stella Prosick, Zion The Hippocratic oath was given fo | Grove, Penn.; Iucy Williams, New the members of the class by Dr, |Mr|mm Helen Partyka, New Brit. T. E. Reeks, superintendent of the ain; Olga Johnson, New Britain, hospital. A reception wos he't nasium of the Normal school, fel- lowing the exeirc.s.a Dancing was enjoyed at t tion. Members of the : Agnes Cotter, Por gela Leide. AWARDS BY MRS. COOLILGE Northampton, Mass., May 24 (UP) ~Mrs. Calvin Coolidge saluted each of 65 Girl Scouts after presenting badges and awards to them here e land once was honorary presi- ent of the Girl Scouts of America. l for Nurm graduating class last night. The former first lady-of | the declsion tor the McGrawmen, Pittsburgh W its grip ‘ third place by siapping the Cincia- nati Reds with & 6 to 3 defeat &t Pittsburgh. The Reds took an early lead, acoriu n the firat and second. The Pirates tied the score in the fifth and took a two run lead in the seventh. Philadelphia increased its lead in the American League (o four games with a double victory over the Wash. ington Senators. The score of both games was 9 to 8. Four pitchers worked for both teams in the first byt Walberg went the distance in the second. Babe Ruth hit his eighth home run of the year at Boston and the New York Yankees won, 7 to 6. The winners totaled 12 hits off Gaston, Morris and Durham, Cleveland staged an inspiring rally in the last of the 12th to win the first game of a double header from St. Louis, 5 to 4. The Browns came back in the second, however, win. ning 7 to 5, and keeping their hold on third place in the league stand- ings. The score was tied at two runs as the twelfth inning of the first game started and the browns added two more in their half. The In. dians, however, retaliated wtih three runs to win the decision, Venus has no moon, so far as has heen learned, and it has not been possible to determine the length of its day. WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD By the United Press. Yesterday's Hero — Clarence Mitchell, 8t. Louis pitcher whose ef- fective ‘hurinig agajnet the Chicage Cubs resulted in the ascendency of the Cardinals to first place™in ‘the National League. Mitchell allowed the Cubs 11 hits but kept them scattered effectively and the Cardinals won; 6 to 3, forc- ing the Chicagoans out of the league | teadership. The New York Giants ran their | winning streak to two games by trouncing the skidding Boston | | Braves, 11 to 4 at New York. Seven ! runs in the eighth inning clinched | SIZE Postal Label Due Next Woek 0 Ceicbeate $0th Anniversary of Incandescont Light. Washington, May 3¢ (M — Poat- master General Brown has an- nounced that the post office de. partment will issue on June 5 a new two cent stamp commemorat- ing the 50th anniversary of the production of the first incandesceat electric light by Thomas Edisen. The new stamp will be standard size and printed in red ink. The design features a picture of the first electric light bulb with rays of light issuing from it, the words “Edison’s first lamp" printed above the picture. The stamp will be placed on sale at Menlo Park, N. 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