The courier-index., 1918-05-31

diligently. Every wedpesday < and Friday afternoons are spent in the work rooms and every one works. Some cut garments under Mrs. W. N. Halley's supervision, some cut tape, some sew. Miss Margaret Howard i knits. and our eldest member. Mrs. 1 Ella Martin is piecing a beautiful quilt out of the scraps left from pa l jana suits.
 Mrs. Fred Brown donated the use of her machine since our last report, also Miss Ada Sutton, making six 1 in all. MT. c. w. Gregory of Mari anna came out and inspected all the machines, made some repairs on them free of charge and donated two papers of needles and one bottle of oil. A travelling salesman donated quite lot of thimbles to the Red Cross workers.
 During the absence of the secre- tary, Miss Ida B. Howard, Mrs. J. |. Morris appointed Mrs. w. N. Haley to serve in the capacity of secre- tary,- which position Mrs. Haley very ably and satisfactorily fills.
 Visitors to our work rooms for the month were Mesdames. J. l. Morris, Matte Ford, Carrie Louise Apple, W. s. Atkins and G. w. Gregory of Marianna.
 Mesdames. Susan Langston, Lan- ham, J. B. Lowe, J. H. Hunter, Joe Robards and Frank Turner of Vine yard.
 Wednesday afternoon, May P, sec retary, assisted by several ladies, checked up and packed Is pajama suits and 30 reversible shirts and took up to Mrs Morris for shipment. Garments completed from May 1 to May 22:
 Mrs. T. J. Dice. four pajama suits. Mrs. T. c. Wooten, four reversible shirts.
 Mrs. Olive Maynard, 3 reversible shirts.
 Mrs. w., F. Kirby two reversible shirts and 1 pajama suit.
 Mrs. J. H. Woods. l reversible shirt.
 Mrs. Mae Woods. 2 pajama pants. Mrs. Fred Hartley, four reversible shirts and one pajama suit.
 Mrs. Fred Hartley and Mrs. W. F.. Kirby, one reversible shirt.
 Mrs. J. w. Binkley and Mrs. N. D. Ramey, one reversible shirt.
 Miss Ida B. Howard, reversible shirts.
 Mrs. Lula Ramage, 1 reversible shirt, pajama suits
 Miss Ada Sutton, reversible shirt and one pajama suit.
 Mrs. Ella Martin, reversible shirts.
 Mrs. Eula Copeland and Mrs. N. D.. Ramey, 1 reversible shirt.
 Mrs. A. T. Cunningham, rcversi- ble shirts.
 Mrs. G. A. Moody, pajama suit
 Mrs. Hankins, 1 pajama suit.
 Mrs. Maud Malone, ? pajama suits.
 Mrs. Fannie Farrar, Oklahoma City i reversible shirt
 Mesdames. J. M. and T. M. B1gss. 1 pajama suit.
 Mrs. Ella Martin is engaged in piecing quilt.
 Miss Margaret Howard is engaged in knitting squares.
 Mesdames. w. N. Haley, M. H, Cunningham, T. w. Gillian, ! Nc. Donald. Tollie Copeland. H. l.. Lam bert. R. T. Webber and w. o. Hop kins cut garments.
 H. l.. LAMBERT, Chairman,
 MISS IDA B. HOWARD, Sec.
 MRS. N. NJ. BLAIR, Treas.
 MRS. w. o. HOPKINS. Chairman of Finance.
 Brickeys Auxiliary
 Mrs. Elder Lee, cash .5O.
 Mrs. Hood, cash $1.
 Mrs. Ray, on wool, $2.50.
 Julius Benham, cash $1.50. 2 Ike Panich, cash $1.
 Mrs. Bickerstaff made pairs pa- jamas.
 MrS. HOWaru nlduo pan PoJ" and 8 bandages.
 Mrs. Howard Jr. made 2 pair pa- jamas.>
 Mrs. Kinard gave 1 box thread.
 Mrs. Will Gullett made one pair pajamas.
 Mrs. Hood made pair pajamas. Mrs. Owening made l pair par jamas.
 Mrs. Galbraith made 4 dresses.
 One apron made by negro woman on Hood plae.
 MRS. GALBRAITH, Treas. @o--o~--o--