Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-09
Women and War Work

Women anxious to serve in the
cause OF war relief will have oppor-
tunity to work with the following
units Monday: Twentieth Century
club, ID. A. X. and Drama league, or rs
individuals Monday at headquarters;
units of First Presbyterian church,
church workroom; Catholic unit.
knights of Columbus hall; Boston
avenue Methodist unit, church work
room: Baptist unit. at church; Crosbie
Heights Monday club, meetings In
homes Of members.
Tulsa is undoubtedly providing her
share OF knitted garments for the Red
Cross, two hundred sweaters alone
! having been received and sent out in
the past ten days.
Mrs. Grant C. Stebbins knitting unit
has been announced to meet with Mrs.
II. A. Koch, h,-1302 South Main street,
"Wednesday.
| Since November 16, the Catholic
women, among whom are some excel
! lent knitters. have returned IA pair
/. bed socks, 10 pair socks. scarfs,
sweaters, wristlets and mufflers.
Tulsa chapter o. e. S. also is making
record in knitting, the unit III
charge of Mrs. Truman Nixon having
returned since November Q, IL sweat
ers, 2l pair socks, 2 pair bed socks,
wristlets, helmet.
The Women's Pan-HHlenic associa-
tion, at its Red Cross benefit dance
Thursday evening, realized sum
which will exceed $25.
The shipment of Red Cross knitted
things for December 8 consisted of 20
sweaters, I scarfs, 26 pair socks, pair
bed socks pair wristehs and l
helmet.
No one Is authorized to solicit Red
Cross memberships until the Christ
mas drive Is on. December II. The
organization which still is in the maxi
ing will provide a solicitor for each
block.
Last weeks shipment of garments
from. Red Cross headquarters consist
ed of so operating sheets, so draw
sheets, "a ba throbes. 120 pair bed
socks. 10 hot water bottle covers,
103 bed shirts. Is operating gowns
o1O pair pajamas and three warm bed
Jackets
The weeks work at Red Cross head
quarters Is represented by the fol-
lowing output: 20 pair bed socks, one
knitted helmet, 76 sweaters, -2S muf
flers, 80 pair wristlets, 1856 pair socks.
The Baptist Red Cross unit yester-
day reported its weeks work as fol-
lows: % bed shirts, 16 pair bed socks,
6 pair socks, pair knitted bed socks,
II wash cloths. Four quilts also were
made for the Navy league.
The French Wounded society
shipped two large sacks of hospital
supplies. representative of its work
the past week.
Kathleen Sinclair, Jane Robinson,
Elisabeth Cook, Carolyn Skelley and
Claudine Miller, composing the juve-
nile Red Cross band which held a
bazar and cake sale yesterday In Miss
Kathleen's playhouse at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Earl w.
Sirclalr, realized s65 for the Red
Cross. The pride with which the
young workers announced the result
of their undertaking was quite as fine
as the spirit which inspired them to
effort
At the surgical dressings room in
the library, the work will be in charge
of the following women this week:
Monday. Mrs. I. d. Lyons, Mrs. J. p.
Cpppeau. jr. Tuesday. Mrs. j. r. Bur-
dick, Mrs. II. ~ Greis: Wednesday
Cd. A. r. day., Mrs. II. ID. Mason,
Mrs. Lee Clinton; Thursday. Mrs A.
l. Murphey. Mrs. f. A. Baker: Friday,
Mrs. G. w. Edwards, Mrs. Lester Gill
lespie Miss Miriam Murphey; Satur-
day, Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Coleman
also will be in charge of classes every
evening.
November shipments of the Navy
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