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The Good Shepherd Hospital, opened in 1938 for the Black Community, had been a functioning hospital until 1963. This is an annual and financial report to the Board of Trustees given by the administrator, O.T. Faison, in January 1963.

The Administrator of Good Shepherd Hospital, O.T. Faison, is reporting to the Board of Trustees on the events of the hospital during the 1963 fiscal year.

Reprint of an article detailing the creation of Good Shepherd Hospital in New Bern, North Carolina. The article was reprinted from the August 16, 1930, issue of The Living Church. [The reprint incorrectly lists the issue as August 23, 1930.]

This item is the financial audit prepared for the hospital for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1962.

Audit given for the Good Shepherd Hospital for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1963.

A copy of the audit of Good Shepherd Hospital for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1964.

Good Shepherd Hospital is being compared and contrasted with eighteen different hospitals in the surrounding area. They are also calling for a meeting of the board, as well as preparing to make an important announcement.

There is a letter to John G. Dunn, Jr. of the Good Shepherd Hospital from D.L. Stallings from the Craven County Board of Commissioners stating that the Good Shepherd Hospital has not been in use due to the growth of the Craven County Hospital. He…

The Good Shepherd Hospital Monthly Reports from 1962-1964 show the amount of money coming in, the different patients, and the amount of deaths for each month.

This December 1963 newsletter gives the background and history of the hospital as well as recent news and anecdotes about the hospital.

The Good Shepherd Hospital, opened in 1938 for the Black Community, had been a functioning hospital until 1963. Good Shepherd is being compared and contrasted fiscally with eighteen other hospitals in the surrounding area. There is also an important…