Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
TULSA'S WOMEN
KEEN TO SERVE
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/ arrangements can be completed the
| work of recruiting women for service
Will start. Hundreds Will be enrolled
/ They will bc divided into squads. each
one I'm charge of a captain, and will
/ be so listed that they can be called out
ON short notice.
Mrs. Parish read a letter she had
received from Anne Morgan of New
! York. daughter OF J. Pierpout Nor
gan, and a leader in the movement
| in which Miss Morgan complimented
her for having organized the Okla
homa branch.
was There at start.
Miss Mabel Stafford Of Dallas. exc
cutivc secretary OF the Y. W. c. A.
for the southwest. spoke She told Of
having attended the m eeting In New
York In February when the league
WAS started. Miss Grace Parker. who
is at thc head of the organization,
had just returned from Europe, where
She had an opportunity TO study the
work being done by the loyal women
Of Great Britain and other countries.
Mrs. Julia Tolman Lee OF New
York. national secretary for the
Y. w. c. A. was another speaker
Mrs Parish is expecting final in
structiops from New York within a
with the work Of perfocting a perma-
nent local organization and starting
branches lll over the state.
Now In 81 States.
The national league already has
hundreds OF thousands of women en-
rolled thru scores of cooperating or
ganizations in "a states and is work
| ing in conjunction with the national
council OF defense and the department
/ Of labor.
with the food supply problem be
coming serious, the league is appeal
ing to every woman to enter the ser
vice of her country by practicing
economy in her home. Further, thru
| its agricultural division, the league is
| laying plans to increase the crops
by organizing home garden efforts
wherever women can be taught to
utilize available space for growing the
most needed of foodstuffs
"No meal ticket for America" is
the slogan. and the league is prepared
| to send out printed suggestions as to
| how women can help to obviate any
need of putting our population on
government-ordere rations. as has
been done in Europe.
Recruits Already Signed.
Following is the list of those Who
enrolled i'm the league at yesterdays
meeting:
| Mrs J.. " ohlander Ruth r Murphy
| Lyuctte hmmons Esther Baker
Caroline RakCr Mary L. Williams
Mrs. katherine Mrs. W. C. Newell.
Wc.ch Miss Ruth Ro>er
Mrs Bird Mcclure Mrs W. II. Roser
Etha Hammer Mrs Woodvilc smith
Mrs John + Fisher Mrs. Harriet Sutton
Mrs u +. Mccarthy Mrs. r +.
Mrs J :, Harper Shallenburger
Mrs G. : Hinklc Mrs ~ a w,rro.,.
Blanche Joan Rogers Mr. Glcrn Conlau
Maude Evelyn Mock Sar, DsSSson
NtS: l%sII''" % Mrs Ida NJ Eldridge
A. ""tueu o.. Mrs. A. l.. Carpenter
t9I MrN @ Iaus "teer Mrs G r. Hcnthurne
WW.IS Laura Iyu'n Louise Rogers
Mrs u W Frauchot Coorcr P''"'
Mabel Marsh Mrs Z. J. Edwards
Mrs Victor Walker MrS. A. g. Marrs
Mrs : NJ. Williams Mts' Eugene iorton
Mrs Nellie Bowser Mt"' p; \. hwhng
Ramona Russell Mrs, K, 7. Macarthur
Mrs Eunice Davis MrS' g. \ Wells
Maude Z Kemp MIS- NJ / Horton
Stula q. Wallace Mrs. : W Parish
Jane G. Moody florence X heald
Mrs :. H. House Mrs = " Ihomas
Frances B Lockwood MIS- IL W slower -
Marie c. Cappeau nsrSaret T. Lsndell
lane VI. Robinson hatherlne T.
Mrs, 4 Roth "iIespie
Ruth r. Ashby Josephine Harrieh