The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-11
Report Of Local
Red Cross Work

Operating helmets, dozen.
Operating aprons, g dozen.
Fracture pillows, 81 dozan.
Sheets, liz dozen.
Pillow slips, dozen. 80:
Hand towels, 80 dozen.
Bath toyels, AZ dozen.
Dish towels, ! dozen.
Wash cloths, from old material, IS
dozen. r..
Wash cloths, knitted and crocheted,
8 dozen.
Napkins, from old material, 5k doz-
en-.
Napkins from old material, 81
dozen.
Tray cloths, from old material A
dozen.
1 Handkerchiefs, new, dozen.
Handkerchief substitutes, 16 dozen.
Hot water bottle covers, 3 dozen.
Scrap books, 4 dozen.
Equipment for one patient, 2.
Muslin bandages, 3 INK yards, 9k
dozen.
- Muslin bandages, 3 in. by yards,
81 dozen. ..,.r -.
Flannel bandages, inks yards, ~
dozen. "
Flannel bandages, INKS yards, ]
dozen.
Abdominal bandages, 10 dozen.
H. Triangular bandages, IL dozen.
ct. bandages, 4 dozen. -
EsssssD Donations from various sources
We're received as follows:
n Rogers
Handkerchief substitutes, dozen.-
Napkins, ~ dozen. -" i
Towels, dozen.
Shoulder wraps, dozen.
Head bandages, dozen.
Muslin bandages, in. by yards,
dozen.
Muslin bandages, 4 in. by yards,
dozen:
'Leal
Handkerchief substitutes, 2 dozen.
Napkin substitutes. 1 dozen.
~ Getche!i Prairie
Muslin bandages, 3 in. by yards, 6
dozen.
Triangular bandages, g..
Lucca
Washcloths, dozen.
Handkerchief substitutes, l dozen.
Tray cloths, 2 dozen.
Ashtabula
Sheets, Y dozen.
Muslin bandages, 3 in. Z yards, 4
dozen. - ya-s -.a. p. -.
+ Muslin Bsndages, + in: by Z yards,
|1k dozen.
Wash cloths, 2 dozen.
Handkerchief substitutes, dozen.
Wimbledon
| Gauze rolls, yd. by 4 in, 21% dozen.
| Gauze pads, in. by Ain, 2 dozen.
GauZe pads, 8 in. by in, s dozen.
Muslin bandages, 3 in. by yards, ]
dozen. s..-
| Hot water bottle covers, dozen.
! Napkins, 1 dozen. g.
Operating towels, 1 dozen.
Hand towels, dozen.
Both towels, IL dozen.
Dish towels, 1 dozen.
Wash cloths, 8 dozen.
Handkerchief, 3 dozen.
g Handkerchief substitutes,2 dozen.
Scrap books, dozen.
l. Episcopal Guild
Equipment for one patient, z.
Womans Tuesday Club Auxiliary
Sheets, II dozen.
| Pillow slips, 8 dozen.
Hand towels, IL dozen.
Bath towels, 4 dozen.
! Wash cloths, 3 dozen.
D. A. r. and w. r. c. Auxiliary
! Muslin bandages, 3 in. by yards, 81
! dozen 49,.
Muslin bandages, in. by yards, 81
! dozen.
FLANNEL HANDBAGS 3 in. by 5 yards,
dozen.
I T bandages, 3 yards.
Triangular bandages, 10 dozen.
Abdominal bandages, 10 dozen.
Besides these donations work was
done by Wesley Chapel, Ladies' Aid,
| Getchell Prairie Ladies' Aid, and lndl-
viduals both in the city and surround
ing country. Some branches that ala
not organize in time to do much actlve
i, work are ready to do their part OF the
work from now on and we hope at the
end of this year to be able to submit
another report of work done during
this quarter. We wish to thank all
who have contributed to the success
of the work either by donation or by
making up material supplied by the
chapter. The next few months Will De
given over largely to supplying the 6oo
sets of knitted garments which Is TINS
countys quota of the entire number
needed by the National A. R. {. me
chapter has a small quantity OF yarn
J, on hand which will be distributed 10
the various branches as soon as posi-.
BILE and knitting will begin in earnest
in few days.
Loren Ayers was host to delsht-
full birthday party Monday afternoon
at his home in the Sheyenne apart
ments, in honor of his tenth birthday
Invitations. were sent out to ID boy
guests, they arrived at 4 and remain
until O'Clock. The evening was
srent playing several different games
Along toward the close of the party
delicious lunch was served by Loren
mother. who was assisted by Mrs
A.. C.. Smith and Miss Susan Norton
A large birthday cake with ten can,
dies on it was greatly enjoyed by 'he
children. Loren was the recipient Oh
many gifts, and the little guests all &C.
rarted wishing him many more olrth-i
days to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Severson are the
proud parents of baby boy born 10
not Anfhar ana