Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Pin Yearbook (Concord, NC)

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History of Cabarrus County Hospital In 1935 Mrs. J. W. Cannon gave to Cabarrus County five and one-half acres of land on Highway 29A halfway between Con- cord and Kannapolis to build a county hospital The hospital was built through a bond issue and assistance from Duke Endow- ment of Charlotte. A 55 adult bed and 10 basinet county-owned, non-profit institution was built and opened for patients in 1937. An addition was constructed in 1940, making the present capac- ity of 120 adult beds, 105 white and 15 colored, and 28 bassinets, 21 white and 7 colored. The hospital is now averaging a daily census of 193 patients. APPROVED AND ENDORSED BY American College of Surgeons American Medical Association American Hospital Association Carolinas-Virginia Hospital Association North Carolina State Medical Society North Carolina State Nurses' Association In 1938 the original nurses' home was built to accommodate 24 employees and nurses. In 1941 an addition brought the total to 83. In 1947 a second addition was built. In this addition was a most modern teaching unit. This building was made possible by Mr. Charles A. Cannon, who has been Chairman of the Cabarrus County Hospital Board since its organization in 1935, and by Federal funds. A grade A training school was opened in 1942. To date we have graduated six classes of nurses, making a total of 78. In 1947 we became affiliated with Queens College of Charlotte, North Carolina, and now offer an R.N. and two years college credit toward a B.S. in Nursing.

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Donations We are most grateful to those who made it possible for us to have this our first yearbook, The Cap and Pin. We not only appreciate their help in material ways, but their interest and their encouragement made the task all the more enjoyable and worthwhile. Mr. Jones York Dr. Russell Floyd Mr. Ernest Hicks Dr. F. Bernarde Hill F. M. Youngblood Co. Dr. J. B. Johnston, Jr. Efird's Department Store Dr. F. Y. Ketner Weddington and Michell Dr. Paul Kimmelsteil Wesley Motor Co. Dr. N. E. Lubchenko Mr. E. F. Wilier Dr. P. R. Maulden Mr. Clifford Brown Dr. E. A. Misenheimer Mr. W. H. Whitley Dr. R. H. Moorefield Mr. Grey Bost Dr. Rae H. Morris Mr. Ira Chapman, Sr. Dr. L. T. Monroe Mr. Everett McKinley Dr. J. E. Nance Alpha Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi Dr. J. O. Nolan Mr. A. L. Brown Dr. R. B. Rankin Mr. G. G. Allen Dr. J. J. Smerznak Mr. A. W. Fisher Dr. Allan Tuggle Mr. T. D. Ingram Dr. M. S. Tuggle Mr. J. J. Bamhardt Dr. G. L. Whicker Mr. George A. Batte Dr. M. A. Widenhouse Mr. Quincey Collins Dr. D. E. Yow Mr. Sam Sneed (Kimbrell's) Dr. I. A. Yow Wilmar Soda Shop Dr. W. O. Brandon Cannon Memorial Y.M.C.A. Dr. S. E. Buchanan Mr. Duke Hoffman Dr. J. E. Burns Mr. C. A. Cannon Dr. Julian Busby Dr. Fletcher Adams Dr. J. J. Bunn Dr. A. E. Barnhardt Dr. R. M. King Dr. A. L. Barringer Dr. P. R. McFaygen Dr. Duncan Calder, Jr. Dr. Estus White Dr. Fred T. Craven