The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07


He'd Cross, FlnanoIsl Secretary,
Maple 2ee2.
Civilian Relief. Maple 42o.
Cent. Red cross Wortrooms,
Glks Hail Unit Of Red cross. Maple
so6.
Registration offlees for Red Cross
glasses In flrst aid. home care OF the
sick. and dletstlos, Maple tHs.
T0ODAY marks the opening OF
summer work for the girls OF
u the graduating class of Frank
lin school, many OF whom are
planning to spend one day a week in
Red Cross work Six supervisors are
appointed in the unit to care for the
'oung workers and every Friday will
,e set aside for girls work On this
lay all girls who desire TO add their
NJ are welcome 10 spend their time
with the Franklin unit, the committee
whose duty will be specially directed
% overseeing them being Mrs. 4. +.
smith. Mrs Arthur McDermott. Mrs.
'red Nichols, Mrs. Claude Harlinger
md Mrs. J NJ Altman
a training course for health officers
Will be opened June % at Mount Hol-
'oke, South Hadley, Mass. when prin-
iples of hygiene and healthful living
will be the adopted course, students at
ending being the women employed in
he munition plants and government
actorics. Candidates will be recruit
d from two groups OF women of ages
'etween Is and IS years. those who
re graduates of physical education
chools and have had satisfactory
eachng experience and those who have
lad industrial experience, such as the
upcrvision OF women In factories.
curses will inclsde physiology. indus
rial medicine, factory sanitation and
ther lines in common.
% Sixty workers gathered at the First
Presbyterian church Yesterday morning
I Q o'clock and worked until o'clock
n the afternoon The weeks output OF
he unit comprises two boxes containing
07 front parcels, each from the sur
ical dressings department and twenty
i've pajama suits and bed shirts from
he sewing department
Commencement at Vassar this week
to be on a wartime program The
lsual festivities have been given up
nd families friends and alumnae, ex-
cpt for the reunion classes, are not be
ng encouraged to visit the college for
he simple patriotic services.
nT tba mel
BAPTIST church worked at the haywood
,hristan church unit yesterday, their
Isual day being Thursday, and their
york was OIL bed shirts Mrs F. II.
artcr was chairman of the work yes
erday her regular days being We'd
esday. Thursday and Friday, while
drs. u. s. G. Henry supervises the
york Mondays and tuesdays. The unit
closed on Saturday.
St Paul's parish unit, which meets
ve-y Tuesday and Friday from un
il o'clock, was represented yesterday
Y twenty workers, who completed ten
ajama suits. Mrs Charles Peyton
vas chairman of the work 1t was de-
ided not to close at / o'clock for the
resent.
The Tenth street and Robinson ave
ue Red Cross unit, with Mrs. I. {
hatcher chairman, and Mrs. Jordan X,
ones secretary and treasurer, had forty
i've members of Circle One working IN
heir Red Cross rooms yesterday, with
fifteen machines in constant service.
drs Tom Baugh, president of the
ircle, and Mrs. O'Della Clark, super
isor, were specially directing their ac-
vities. Work of making bags for sur
ical dressings was undertaken as this
the plan for Thursdays. Ten pairs
{ socks were turned in for the unit.
Franklin school Red Cross unit has
onpleted fifteen pairs of pajama suits
nd ten bed shirts during their four
avs work, with the following super
isors in charge Monday, Mrs. ]. P.
.ashbrook and Mrs. T. Z Jones
'uesday, Mrs. J. N. Grisso; Wednes-
ay, Mrs Fred Hrabe; Thursday Mrs,
Y. T. Blackburn and Mrs. Harry
;mith; Saturday Mrs. J. M Grisso
nd Mrs. A. F. Clark will be in charge
oday six supervisors looked after
he young girls who occupy the room.
,ince the close of school two or three
iris report for duty daily.
An inter church headquarters build
ng recently erected at Camp Dix,
Vrightstown, N. J., at cost of So
90, will form church headquarters for
he Baptists, Congregationalsts, Pres
yterians end Lutherans. 1t contains
social room, conference room, quar-
srs for camp pastors and guest rooms
or visiting religious workers and ad-
ons a chapel previously erected by
he Eplscopalians, which is now placed
t the disposal of all denominations
Sorosis Knitting unit met yesterday
{ Elks home surgical dressings room
sith the following present: Mrs. J.
!. Dale, president Mrs. A. G. Hirschi,
drs. B. B. Tyler, Mrs NJ Ernest Reyn-
lids, Mrs. d. l. Parkhurst. Mrs. r
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