Morningside Hospital School of Nursing (Tulsa, OK)

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fn H f'DLA0EH0Xg ,L--e-- . All right, said slow working Miss Lamb, Keep your shirt on, Rome wasn't built in a day, you know. That may be, Miss Reed yelled, I wasn't in charge there. Visitor: What are the officials? Miss Bessie Reed: A body of people paid to help the Seniors run the Hos- pitalf' Ruth Hatchett: '1Say, I bought a set of balloon tires the other day. Flossie Boyd: That so, I didn't know you owned a balloon. Miss Donahue: Cdisgustedlyj 'tMiss Bue's been eating in the diet kitchen. Miss Bue: So I am, Miss Donahue. I thought you were off dutyfl Miss Flemming: But you guaranteed that this watch would last me a life time. jeweler: UI know-but you didn't look very healthy the day you bought itf' Miss Toben: UWhen do you do your hardest work? Miss Galligan: t'Before breakfast. Miss Toben: t'What do you do? Miss Galligan: 'Try to get out of bed. Cop: Say, Miss, you can't drive this way-this is a one way street. Miss McCarty: Well, how many ways do I look like I'm going? Dr. Atchley: I'll sew up that cut in your arm for ten dollars, Patient: 'tGee, Dr. I want just plain sewing, not hemstitching or embroid- ery-H M. Poletti: 'imagine my embarassment when I fell down and forgot to go BOOM. Patient to Miss Provorse: HWhy is your hair so red? Margaret: l'Oh, I had scarlet-fever once and it settled in my hair. Miss Flemming: NYour new patient in the ward is light-headed. Dr. Houser: Delirious or Blond? Miss Cloud: Qshaking E. Brown by the shoulderj HI really think the devil must have hold of you. Miss Brown: t'Think nothing, I know he has. Bille Cravens: HCan you show me some- thing cheap in a brown suit? Salesman: Sure, try this on and there's a mirror there to your right. 1931 -1--,uunnauq

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