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• Fellowship Application of Juanita Vivian Gregory
  Fellowship candidate reports on Juanita Vivian Gregory written by Dr. Leon S. Evans, Ms. Cora Templeton, Dr. H.F. Harris on July 17, 1933. Ms. Gregory sought further training in Public Health Nursing. Ms. Gregory was part of the Tuberculosis dispensary, and she always got along with the patients in the dispensary. Other than that, Ms. Gregory was very much interested in her work, was anxious to progress, and she was worked in harmony with other nurses in her station. She was even one of the 5 Negro nurses employed by the Division of Health.
• Fellowship Application of Juanita Vivian Gregory
  An application from Juanita Vivian Gregory for a fellowship. Ms. Gregory was a Public Health Nurse at the time, so she sought further training as a Supervisor of Public Health Nursing, and she chose Public Health as her course of study minor in Physical Education. The training would be at Columbia University. This application was submitted on July 7, 1933. Also included is a handwritten essay by Ms. Gregory appreciating the role of a nurse especially in her day and age.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from M.O. Bousfield to Mrs. Valla Dudley Abbington written on March 3, 1939. Mr. Bousfield congratulated Mrs. Abbington, even though he was not aware. Mr. Bousfield mentioned that he is not very keen on radio sketches, but he referred to one which happened in Houston, Texas a few years prior when the Southern Conference on Tuberculosis met there. Dr. F.C. Elliott Dean of the Texas Dental College was responsible for that sketch. This letter was ccd to Dr. F.C. Elliott.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Valla V. Dudley to Dr. M.O. Bousfield handwritten on March 1, 1939. Ms. Dudley relayed that the Local Urban League asked her and her students to prepare a radio sketch for Negro Health Week on April. She wrote at the behest of a suggestion from Dr. Leavells secretary, to ask Dr. Bousfield for any materials he had available to assist them.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from M.O. Bousfield to Ms. Valla V. Dudley written on September 9, 1937. Mr. Bousfield acknowledged receiving Ms. Dudleys scholarship application while he was on vacation. Mr. Bousfield also suggested Ms. Dudley visit him or Mr. Paty in Chicago if she had not yet returned to Louisville, so they could explore ways to assist her.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Valla V. Dudley to Ms. Hobbs handwritten on August 22, 1936. Ms. Dudley acknowledged Ms. Hobbss letter of August 19. Ms. Dudley received a letter from her superintendent on August 12 that inquired of her intention to return to either her position or her studies. Ms. Dudley had been cognizant of all circumstances with the Scholarship Committee, but she was anxious of the verdict on her application, so she could relay a decision to her superintendent.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Ruth L. Hobbs Dr. Bousfields secretary to Ms. Vallateen V. Dudley written on August 19, 1936. Ms. Hobbs acknowledged Ms. Dudleys letter of August 14, but Dr. Bousfield was absent on vacation. Ms. Hobbs relayed that it was quite impossible for any scholarship decision to be made by September 1 because the Scholarship Committee would not meet for some time.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Valla V. Dudley to Dr. M.O. Bousfield handwritten on August 14, 1936. Ms. Dudley expressed how anxious she was for the verdict on her scholarship application.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Valla V. Dudley to Mr. Raymond Paty handwritten on August 5, 1936. Ms. Dudley mentioned that she applied for a scholarship about 1.5 years ago, and when she applied, she was assured that she would be notified if she was granted an award. However, Ms. Dudley hadnt been notified at the time, and she was anxious to obtain her Masters degree and enter into a larger field of Health Service. So, Ms. Dudley inquired if she was still eligible to apply and what she could do have her application renewed and considered.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Vallateen V. Dudley to Dr. M.O. Bousfield written on May 22, 1936. Ms. Dudley acknowledged the receipt of Dr. Bousfields letters of May 21 and May 22. Ms. Dudley clarified that she was aware of the application process, and she relayed all she could to Supt. Archer. However, it seemed that Supt. Archer misinterpreted their encounter and wrote a leave of absence either way.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from M.O. Bousfield to Ms. Vallateen V. Dudley written on May 21, 1936. Mr. Bousfield received a letter from Superintendent Archer of Louisville Public Schools that stated Ms. Dudley was granted a leave of absence. Mr. Bousfield was worried that Ms. Dudley took a leave of absence because her scholarship application was received, so he reminded Ms. Dudley that it wasnt certain she would even get the scholarship. The Scholarship Committee hadnt even agreed on a date to meet at the time.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Superintendent to the Medical Director of the Julius Rosenwald Fund written on May 19, 1936. Valla V. Dudley had been granted a leave of absence for 1 year from her work as Health Counselor at Jackson Street Colored Junior High School, so she could continue her studies. A copy was sent to Ms. Dudley.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Peter Okkelberg to Ms. Valla V. Dudley written on May 1, 1936. Mr. Okkelberg relayed Ms. Dudleys admission to the Graduate School for work in the Departments of Hygiene and Public Health, and he added other information, registration would begin on June 26 and classes on June 29.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from M.O. Bousfield to Ms. Valla V. Dudley written on April 15, 1936. Mr. Bousfield sent the scholarship application to Ms. Dudley for her to fill, and they would arrange a way for the application to be sent from Louisville to Dallas.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  A letter of correspondence from Valla V. Dudley handwritten on April 13, 1936. Ms. Dudley requested a Rosenwald Scholarship which could lead to a Master of Science degree in Public Health, and she began to list her qualifications.
• Fellowship Application of Vallateen Virginia Dudley
  An application from Vallateen Virginia Dudley for a fellowship in Public Health. Ms. Dudley was a Health Counselor at the time, so she sought further training as a Public Health Administrator, and she chose Public Health as her course of study. The training would be under the supervision of Dr. G. Carl Huber Dean of Graduate School at University of Michigan. This application was submitted on May 16, 1936. Also included is Ms. Dudleys medical record, as well as a few pictures of her and a handwritten essay which highlighted how this fellowship could facilitate in her combat against medical neglect.
• Fellowship Application of Latis Melba Carver
  A letter of correspondence from C.St.C. Guild to Dr. M.O. Bousfield written on October 21, 1938. Mr. Guild referenced the West Virginia Association because they wanted to employ Latis M. Caver until the position was given to someone else. Mr. Guild mentioned working with Mr. Rowell and Mrs. Staupers to figure something out for Ms. Caver.
• Fellowship Application of Latis Melba Carver
  A letter of correspondence from Emilie G. Sargent written on November 24, 1936. Ms. Sargent endorsed Ms. Cavers application for a scholarship which would enable her to take leave of absence for some college work.
• Fellowship Application of Latis Melba Carver
  A letter of correspondence from Katherine E. Akin to Ms. Latis M. Caver written on November 17, 1936. Ms. Akin acknowledged the receipt of Ms. Cavers application for admission to Teachers College.
• Fellowship Application of Latis Melba Carver
  Fellowship candidate reports on Latis Melba Caver written by Dr. Maud Watson, Mrs. Estella Massey Riddle, Ms. Emilie G. Sargent, Ms. Louise Knapp, Ms. Annie Hutchinson on November 30, 1936. Ms. Caver sought further training in Nursing Education. Ms. Carver was described as one with superior intellect, dignified, efficient, and a very pleasant person to work with. She was also regarded to be a real contribution to her profession with more preparation.
• Fellowship Application of Latis Melba Carver
  A letter of correspondence from Ruth L. Hobbs Dr. Bousfields secretary to Dr. C.St.C. Guild written on October 25, 1938. Dr. Bousfield was out of office, but he was thankful for Dr. Guild letting him know about Ms. Latis M. Caver.
• Fellowship Application of Latis Melba Carver
  An application from Latis Melba Caver for a fellowship in Nursing Education. Ms. Carver was a Public Health Nurse at the time, so she sought further training as an Educational Director, and she chose Administration as her course of study. The training would be under the supervision of the Educational Advisor of Nursing Education Teachers College at Columbia University Teachers College. This application was submitted on November 21, 1936. Also included is Ms. Cavers medical record, as well as a few pictures of her and a handwritten essay which highlighted how this fellowship could enable her to complete her higher education in Nursing.
• Fellowship Application of Edna Illa Purdie
  A letter of correspondence from M.O. Bousfield to Ms. Edna Ila Purdie written on December 28, 1939. Mr. Bousfield was heartbroken being unable to getting a favorable result for Ms. Purdies application.
• Fellowship Application of Edna Illa Purdie
  A letter of correspondence from Edna Ila Purdie to Dr. M.O. Bousfield written on December 4, 1939. Ms. Purdie relayed she was still looking forward to Dr. Bousfields visit soon. She also planned to go to Summer School to complete her Masters degree, so she requested for a Rosenwald Fund scholarship to study at Columbia University.
• Fellowship Application of Edna Illa Purdie
  A letter of correspondence from M.O. Bousfield to Ms. Edna Ila Purdie written on April 12, 1939. Mr. Bousfield was overjoyed by the progress the hospital has been going through since Ms. Purdie joined.