Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Women and War Work

Opportunities for Service Tuesday;
Tuesday Book. Red Cross head
quarters
Maple Ridge unit Mrs. Presley q.
| Walkers home
| Ladies' OF q. A. X,
Christian women. Red Cross head
quarters
Cherokee Heights unit, Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
In the future the Art circle will
meet at Red Cross Headquarters every
| Wednesday 20 assis, In the work OF
garment making.
Mrs Hubbard Hudisll'H Unit VIII
meet all day "Wednesday In her home
for war WORK
ROYAL NelghbnrA ~ A. RS and
mem bers OF the WomAns club were
In the majority at The Rcd Grows work
room yesterday
The junior Red Cross band OF which
Kathleen Sinclair, Carolyn Skclley.
Clnudine Miller. Jane Robinson ana
Elizabeth cook are meu.h hers has con
tributcd "a the local chapter OF tn"
organization $50, which sum was
candy pastries. etc,
Mrs Rudisilrs unit has reported T.
suits OF paiumns as having been com
pletod last week
Nineteen members of tho WomWn'1
club resp Jndsd 20 the call OF their
president To appear at Red Cross head
quarters Yesterday Tor the purpose o'
making bandRgrs Nineteen women
made go jaw b0ndhgcs during the
afternoon
Mondays shipment OF knitted ga.
mCntH Included 10 sweaters. 4 muf-
flcrs. pair wristlets and ! helmet
That women eNeryWhere Hre inter
csted I'm the work OF the Red Cr0rs
has been me- more plainly demonstrated
than hy the women Of the rural com
munity siX and onc-halr miles south
west OF Bixby Under the direction
~ Mesdnmes r. +. Cunwcll j Logan,
-. w Woodward and ] W iiick tho
sum II t6t 80 recently was raised Tor
war relief aud turned IN 10 the local
chapter 20 he used In its activities
The women OF Home Gardens unit
viii meet 10 sew all day Friday Jan
uary 4. In Central Christian church.
Luncheon viii be served FOR the work
'ru at / .. The meeting has been called
by Mrs C. II Reed.
Mrs Rex =. Walker Will have the
young matrons Of the Monday knitting
unit with her Wednesday afternoon at
her home In Irving Place Mrs Walk
Ia ga nfain az The ttplf
T-e Huhsewiye's league. which re-
.cAL tx y>s organized by a. group OF
eiubwofnen Interested In food con-
servhtion, viii hold itS first meeting
OF the new year Monday. January
la the farm demonstration office Of
the county courthouse
Yesterdays aud Saturdays reglstra-
tionr were MosdRmes II. l.. sutton. ].
NJ ward. w. W. Lockhart, Randolph
Shirk, W. ID. Abbott. W X. McFarlin
it v Killing. A. Ernsherger. g, .. Hol-
low. Harriet Wardell. c. h. Gump, \.
IJ. Murray. r. x. Ebright, j. j. H.
Fink. T. II, Lyons, g. -. +. OHern j..
| u. Means. Elyn T.. Barrows G.. II.
Cy.wley. j. ID. wakely.~C l.. Goodale
| +. u. Shallenbercer, II. w. Wt,iworth.
George Winkler &. H. league. Fred
Jones, Richard Fleming, J. n. West
| H. II. Munnen. Paul Webb. N. n.
| Burkey. Rosco. Griffith. John ].
| lilack. Vernon Day. Earl Tiffany. John
| Wheeler, Norris. X. w Walworth.
| q. -. Hunt, =. L. Townsend Il. NJ
Moody, y. w Sinclair. A. G. Rich
lnrdson. J. W Sanders. j. =. Cosden. J.
&C.. kavanaugh. Edgar Dalton, ". e.
| Gaskin, H. 8. Fellows, Miss Olive
Rlckey. Isabel Fonda. Mary Davis,
Carmen Coyie, Irene Delaney. Mar
guerite Moran. Eleanor Smith. Evelyn
Mock.
Wofk was commenced In the new
surgical dressings room at headquart-
trs yesterday and everything moved
along smoothly. Mra. Edwin L. Covel
was IN charge and instructed the wo-
men In the making OF the new dressing
for January. Mrs. Randolph Shirk
ana Mrs T. n. Lyons were captains.
NEW YEARS DAWN
FINDS ENTENTE