Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
, Women and Var Work

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inches tran Up q front T1rn ne
top te2us lrste. TErn SIX Scth
lining INSIDE vans r.; fhoHirg Tgrn
in fo2 scgss basfs !a tapes - front
and stitch zTo-r1 tNIce.
: Bst T1cksts-sttch shoeider rear1.
'laf On outside Join sans of utcs
fallrg faEts ard sf4tcn or outside
Pu' IN sleeves Care toward bzcE
s.'rh under arm and sleeve seams
ir one seam E'4frh hem 10 sleeves
~ cItsl1e Dre-iurn hem dunn tack
Tape seaad ln Win hem - reck e.snt
inches below TIA, Bring tapes On
ief' sids forward 70 edge % hem ard
s-'ch al around ons-lneh hem a.
tottom. Efltrh open ends II hens
POCKET on nbieu IN inch hem of
Docxst made q pocke, m line
snc 81 inches from paint whore IN
der arms and sleeve - n meet
! Nrs John r Wheeler las, evening
made her report cf TIE past WseE's
wor< ~ the Red Crors. and fhat
turned in ~ units. az follow. Ten
dgzeu bed shirts nine dozen bed
socks. ten cozen pairs paiar1as. one
dczrn draw sheets three dozen night
llRaiss one dozen operating helmets
one d0zen ice haRs ten cozen hot
water Dott!e coyerA -four DOZEN draw
sheets. one dozen tray cover one and
half dozcn operating gowns. seven
tum bier Govern. three ba,hrobes.
Mr. Gran, z. s,sbblnS kritunF
unit viii meet in her home Weines-
day afternoon With Mr.. Frank o
@cCNntock aciing Az hos,ess on .c-
coJn, % hrs sfsbtluE service IN the
IY ". g. A-Y. g G 4 campalFn.
Nrr n 4 Koch and Mrs l. y R1g-
rio- viii instruct the worns1 The
reading % over the TOP will BE
begun.
The Young ns,r0ry knitting unit a
which Mrs Rsr Walker ~ captain
vii meet Monday Afternoon with
Mrs 4. T. Alison
who organized last weak will hold
their first regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon AZ 2.3g o'clock IN Second
Presbyterian church. Yarn will bs
given out FOR knitting. also garment.
% be made for tho Ped Cross The
work viii be explained ard oU'l'-ed
IN a short business meeting. Your help
- needed 20 make the unit one Of the
most active IN the city
Mr. r. r. Dawes. chairman or the
cuttlnF committee of the Red Cross
has asksd for volunteers for work IN
her department The women who
volunteer must pledge themselves TO
be on hand unless prevented by NJ
ness or for other unavoidable reasons
For every Monday. all day. good cut
'ers are wanted for every Thursday.
all day. one good cutter: for every
Friday. all day two good cutters.
every Saturday. all day. two good cut
tors Report 10 Mrs. Dawes. either by
telephone or at the wOrkroom.
| tn. regular monthly meeting Of tho
Catholic unit OF Red Cross was held
Thursday afternoon ~ Knights OF Co
lumbus hall with Mrs. John Cham
hers presiding There was a large
and enthusiastic hsse ublaFe 4 splen-
did rendition Of The Star Spangled
Banner" In colo was given by Mrs.
Ethel Russell. Mrs c. r. Lahman.
Tulsa woman who has recently re-
turned from a visit 10 the training
camps. gave a very Interesting ac-
count OF the life and discipline Of our
soldiers. DIR. Emile Roy gave q most
interesting review OF the conditions
on the western front. and urged all 10
do their bit in helping 10 win this
great conflict. Mrs Lindsay devoted a
few minutes to the necessity Of con-
servation OF food. Five little chill
dren demonstrated the making OF the
tvnch candle. little Raymond Manion
| speaking on It's origin and use. Mrs
Coleman gave a heart-to- heart talk to
the yoYkers and the work OF the unit