Arizona republican., 1918-06-12

Report of Supply Committee
 Supply committee began work on July 5, 1917, in the industrial arts building of the Tempe Normal school. The work rooms were open on Tues days and Fridays of each week until the first week in August, when the work was adjourned on account of the workers of the sewing room being needed to assist in the conservation Of fruit.
 The sewing rooms were again opened in October in the Peterson building, which was donated by MT. Peterson for the use of the Red Cross. Work was carried on here until cold wea ther. Then the Masonic lodge. gener- ously turned over their rooms for the Red Cross purposes, furnishing fuel electricity and local phone service.
 In these comfortable rooms, the sewing has been conducted during the past seven months. at first on Tues- days and Fridays of each week, until April: after which the different church societies, taking each a day for work and assuring the committee of a regu lar attendance the rooms were opened every day during the week with the exception of Saturday. The following chairmen have been in charge: Mrs. Gibson, Monday; Mrs. E. E. Mouer, Tuesday; Mrs. Newton, Wednesday; Mrs. Nelson, Thursday, and Mrs. Gii- land, Friday.
 Mrs. Hall was chairman of the cut ting committee, with Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Chilson as the other members. Mrs. B. R. Moeur has been in charge of the sewing. Mrs. Prather has acted as secretary of the Supply committed. Mrs. Woolf has had charge of the yarn distribution, with Mrs. A. A. Jones, Mrs. Birchett and Mrs. Futile as instructors of knitting Joseph Birchett has had charge of delivery of supplies to cen tral chapter headquarters. Mrs. Jos eph Birchett and Mrs. Howard Woods with Mrs. Clary as chairman, were made committee on surgical dressings and took the work in central chapter rooms at Phoenix. They have not completed the course, however, but will resume work in the fall.
 Make Many Hopsita Supplies Supplies purchased for making hos pital garments, and comfort kits az gregated the sum of $1052.5S. From these materials the following hospitai supplies have been made and shipped | to Central Arizona chapter at Phoe- nix: I'll pairs pajamas, 3SS bed | shirts. 25S wash cloths. S4 shoulder wraps, 133 bed sox, 1S0 handkerchiefs SO napkins, 3S sponges, 36 tray covers | 69 pinafors,4 aviation jackets, 30 filled navy comfort kits, 145 filled comfori kits, g thrilled comfort kits. 37 pill lows, l bedspread and 2 turkish towels From 51S pounds yarn: He scarr, 15S sweaters, 247 pairs sox, 136 pairs wristlets, 92 helmets have been made 1 The girls of the Normal dormitories | formed knitting club under the direc- tion of Riderouer and have made 4. pairs of sox.
 The following supplies have beer turned in by the Junior Red Cross or ganizations training school, Tentf street. Eighth street. Rehrig and Ky rene schools: 1 large hospital afagan;
 2S children scarfs, 12 baby afaghans
 "A pairs wristers, 20 scrap books. 4
 wash cloths, 2S envelopes paper dolls 36 afghan squares
 Sewing Department Active The department of sewing unde
 Miss Anna Stewart of the Norma | oJ PCbtlNOdtS db'
 turned them in to the credit of tn Juniors, who will sew this summer un
 der the direction of Miss Lynd.
 Miss Haulet, Mrs. Clary and Mrs
 Austin were the committee to collec
 jellies and jams in response to a. cal
 for same for hospital use at Cam
 Kearny. There were boxed and collect
 cd, 1 case of jelly. case of preserves
 34 quarts preserves. 1 gallon and 5 pints preserves, 100 glasses of jelly. Six gross army buttons were donate
 by Mrs. Matlay, one quilt by MT: Loyds, 1 afaghan by Mrs. Mouer, on dozen spools basting thread by MT. Hickman. Mrs. Fike supervised an shipped 35 Christmas boxes.
 The following officers were electe for the ensuing year: Charles Wool chairman; Fred Joyce. vice chairman J. F. Peck. treasurer; J. T. Birchet secretary; A. S. Herzberg, fifth mem ? 1F