The courier-index., 1918-02-01
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Oh, well, for Private Bill Jones, with
 his wristlets and muffler of gray! Oh. we'll for Corporal Brown. that
 his sweater from home came today. Mars hell in the trenches goes on,
 and I'm dumb and stiff with the cold,
 But, Oh, for scarf from a loving
 hand with warmth in every fold Knit! knit knit! by the family hearth l ah, me,
 And the loving thanks from the
 boys in the ranks will ever come
 back to thee.
 And, oh, today, could our boys in the ranks only know what loving hands, by the family hearth, were knitting day and night for them, and we are reaching them with sweaters, mufflers, wristlets and hel- nets, just as fast as we can secure the names and correct addresses ! We have supplied the following sol dier boys with sweaters this week:
 Grover c. Wooten. Machine Gun Co, 154 Inf, 39th Div, Camp Beau regard, La.
 Edgar M. White, Henry White, T.. H. White. 153 Inf. Co |, Camp Beau regard, La.
 John E. Manning, J. F. Secrest John Henry Oxner, J. c. Willis, J. E. Singer, James H. McLaurine, 153 Inf, Go. H. Camp Beauregard, La. Farlin H. Ball. 18th Machine Gun Co., Fort Sam Houston, Texas. P w Alexand1avin We still have sweaters to supply to our boys who are not provided with them, and there is no red tape 1 required We are not looking for glory We are only trying to make our boys as comfortable as we pos sibly can, and we are going to do so, regardless of red tape or any other kind of tape. sass
 Red Cross membership to Janu- ary 3s, 2,426.
 We are turning out splendid work every day at our Red Cross work rooms, and will be ready to make another large shipment of supplies in about ten days, to the Southwest ern Division.
 the following teams: |. Thursday forenoon team. Capt, Mrs. w. B. Mann, Jr.. Mrs. Davis Hummer, Mrs. Arthur Cotter, Mrs Carrie Louise Apple. Miss Bernice East. Completed five suits flannel pajamas.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. D. i Zirkle and Mrs. Ford Gillison of Tex as township were visitors to our work rooms, and while our guests the ladies completed two hospital bed shirts.
 Miss Flora Bickerstaff of Brickeys was a pleasant visitor to our work rooms Thursday afternoon. and brought in muffler for our soldier boys
 Friday forenoon team, Capt, Miss Frances Derrick. Mrs. J. l.. Isaacs, MI D. W. iI it0 6SCAts MI O. iANA o-S &|D%N ner Mrs. J. E. Clarkson, Mrs. Ruth Norris. Mrs C. N Houck. Mrs Brian Frazier, Mrs R. s. McClintock. Com pleted three suits paiamas. two hos pital bed shirts. Miss Derrick work d button holes. Mrs l.. M. Jackson assisted in cutting garments. Friday afternoon, ladies of the Methodist Church society. Mrs J. \. Womack, Mrs. J o. Payne, Mrs. W. R. Newborn, completed fouf T : bandages-
 iarsi ", J. Mann, Sr, completed 4 rebaital he'd shirts. Ms. R. L. Nixon completed four suits flannel pajamas at her home.
 Tuesday forenoon team, Capt. Mrs. E. J. Beaziey. Mrs. T. D. Benthal,
 Mrs. o. c. Sutton, Mrs. l.. w. Os- l borne, Mrs Marshal Hewitt, Mrs.
 Edmund Be4zley. Completed hos
 .tal bed shirts, four suits flannel
 paiamas
 "Wednesday forenoon team, Capt, l Mrs. Maclin McClintock. Mrs. J. R. i IeltOn, Mrs. u. M. JacKSon Mrs w 1 F. Felton, Mrs. F. l.. MacChesney
 Mrs. s. S. McGill, Mrs. w P Harris
 Nrs. Earl Mayo, Mrs w A. John
 ston, Sr.. Mrs Harry Word. Mrs
 Hattie Ford. Mrs l.. M. Jackson
 Completed one hospital bed shirt
 two suits pajanas. IS bed sheets , pillow cases, 6 T bandages.
 Wednesday afternoon. ladies Of the U D. c. Capt, Mrs. w. L. Ward Mrs Jno Jarratt. Mrs. Dr. Jno Hays. Mrs. R. s. McClintock, Mrs A. A. McClendon, Mrs. Carl Sutton Miss Eunice Futrall, Mrs. W. T. De Spain Mrs F. O. Love, Mrs. k. k Wild, Mrs. l.. M. Jackson Complet
 ed four suits flannel pajamas, three
 hospital bed shirts, ten pillow cases The girls of the domestic science