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No. 3 AMERICAN RED CROSS NURSING SERVICE CREDENTIALS FROM TRAINING SCHOOL I. Name of applicant Namine minor. R. n. 2. Name of Training School Old Druimon Hospital. - Richmond, vs 3. Date of graduation June 1900 4. Length of course 2 - until 1899, 3yrs. 5. Number of beds in hospital during applicant's training 87 to 100 6. Character of hospital: attached to medical college of Virginia General White Colored Special White Colored Private White only 7. Are pupils sent out for private duty ? no. 8. What if any position of responsibility did applicant hold during her training? Ward Head nurse 9. Was her record satisfactory in regard to the following: Work? Mes. - Health ? that of robust type but splendid endurance- Was she employed in your hospital after graduation ? mo cd Ive to Many Come Conduct? yes - IO. for experience in Johns Hopli who A the Hero Wilson San II. What has been her standing as a nurse and a woman since graduation? best - full of devolin to her professions arriving The 12. Remarks: Old in 1904 1903 was Are you willing to recommend her for Red Cross Service? yes energed into the heir memorial Hospital Richmond Themselves because the Alumna refusing to ally Sadio Health Cabanis- Superintendent of Training School. name of their school was Old Dominion Hospital. drople be for a new one- Graduate of Johns Hoplems Hospital Balts Name and address of Superintendent under whom the applicant was trained: Clap of 93, Date march Same as above- (The above information will be considered confidential) This blank to be sent direct to the Superintendent of Training School from which applicant graduated, with circular letter concerning the same. (Form No. 5)

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