Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
Women and War Work

If your name does not appear below
ii does not mean that you have been
Stacked as scores of women are work.
ing with church. club and community
units and of these we have no record.
However, the list is published with the
idea thar it will inspire others to SER
vice. The Red Cross complains that
II has been unable to reach nom
church goers in its appeal. Thru Sun
days patriotic services in all the
churches, many women made resolu-
tons TO join the forces of workers and
these resolutions have been kept.
There were registered at headquarters
yesterday Mesdames j. w. Sanders,
w. Fl. Wood, T.. w. Hance. T. A Mer-
rill r. w. Walworth. A. X Norris,
George Berry, Il. w. Sinclair, i. c.
Dawes, G. o. Robinson. T. A. Haver.
Phoebe Sinclair, p. j. Murray, y. II.
Sands. J. b. Robinson, Ora Upp, w. ].
Fraley Ralph Stauffer. w. r. Guiber
son. L. A. Ewing, w. p, Henry, Roy
Starr, B. G. Boatright, T. C. Hughes,
Grant Poole. Norris. c. L. Dawson,-
Earl Shaffer, d. J. Davisson, W. F..
Covington, Q. l.. Chancellor, s. =. Ken
nedy. C. A. White, f. Bard, w. s.
Cochran, r. l.. Mccain, George Berry,
o. G. Surber, /. Culp, r. l.. Brandon,
c. s. Younlsman. L. NJ. Strait, r. X.
Allen. IT. ]. Seitz, j. j. De Shane /. L.
Cook, w. G.. Farmer, Archibald Smith,
M. c. Kimball. d. II. Kelsey, 3. Smith,
w, NJ Rouse, r. Smith. A. ID. Weldy.
l.. Y. Yates. r.. A. North, y. ]. Manly,
c. d. F. O'Ilern, r s. Mayo, Misses
Anna Mann. Evelyn Mock. Mary Cow
er, Blanch Rogers
ratk a1; ID DAl mi xt1<A
workrooms are locatedL~in knights of
Columbus hall, completed "a dozen
pairs of pajamas during the month OF
November, and every effort In being
put forth to double that amount during
December Mrs. j. S. Higgins, cap
tain Of the Saturday team, has volun-
teered a prize to the woman making
the greatest number of pajamas in her
team during this month. Mrs. John
Chambers president OF the unit, has
promised to make two pair daily for
each term. She requests the captains
to endeavor to have their teams at the
library at least one hour any evening.
Of the week for making surgical band
ages. The names OF the women who
have sewed at the workrooms will be
published at the end OF every week.
Will your name be on the register this
week?
Mrs James b. Robinson and Mrs.
Earl w. Sinclair. in the new uniform
and headdress Of women in charge
at the workroom, instructed In knit
ting. gave out supplies and attended
TO the shipment TO st. Louis yester-
day The box sent out contained s
sweaters, II pair socks. 2 helmets. 8
wristlets. Mondays shipment hereto
fore not published was sweaters, 4
scarfs, / helmet. pair wristlets, 80
pair socks. A shipment of one hun
drcd pounds of khaki yarn was re-
ceived yesterday.
Mrs. p. ]. Murray and Mrs. Earl w.
Sinclair have interested themselves In
the welfare OF the Tulsa colored
troops at Camp Sherman, Chillicothe.
Ohio. and already have the nucleus Of
a fund to be used in purchasing
blankets. etc, and for the sending Of
Christmas cheer. Friends OF the men
are asked to cooperate in the work
and anyone seeking information may
secure same from Mrs. Sinclair at
1884 or Mrs. Murray. 63S. So far
nothing has been done for these col
ored troopers and their friends are
asked to join the committee In the
movement to supply things needed by
them at camp.
Miss Mary r.. Smith, r. NJ, has re-
cpivcd q naval hospital appointment at
the Great Lakes training station and
will leave Monday to take up her