Sally Donnan

"... eat; they were all tilled up. These 24 had a party yesterday Mostly, it Joyous, but there was an undercurrent of sadness felt by 23 of the revelers, for Sally Lou Donnan won't be at the hospital much longer Sally Lou first entered the ward in 1938. She was suffering from a spinal tumor. Shortly afterward Sally celebrated her fifth birthday. But Sally was too slck to do much celebrating then. A .vear went by and Sally's next birthday came along. She was still there, a wee bit better but still far from well, ln fact, only a short time before her father and mother, Mr. and ..."

"... of The Plains; Miss Audrey Voelker, of Roanoke; Mrs. Walter Ware, Miss Dorothy Eve Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Chewning and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rouse, all of Orange; Miss Sally Branch Donnan, of Petersburg; Miss Eliza Buchanan, of and Miss Sally Tilson, of Natural Bridge. v Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rampersad. of Chicago, are spending the h r i s t m ..."

"... and Madeline Dalrymple. Jean Reynolda, the current secretary, ls running for Ten women are running for the eight directorships. They arc Mary Abrami, Betty Adcock, Clara Barger, Sylvla Campbell, Sally Donnan, Leona Downey, Jean Mann, Emlly Pringle, Faye Quint and Donna Steele. Trophies for winners ln the recent city tourney will be awarded as well as prizes to the winners ln ..."

"... Claire Brassil, old daughter of Patrolman George E Brassil ot Division 9 Her mother was seriously injured FAILING after her father sped from Albany to give her blood was Sally Lou Donnan, who ls in Children's Hospital suffering from a rare spinal tumor today's FEATURES Page 13 lals IV >v ze 12 Bob Washburn 1 t Financial 14 18 Bo k Review ..."