The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-12
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An interesting meeting of the aid
society Of Reid Memorial church was
held yesterday afternoon at the
church. Plans for the next years
work were discussed and each member
pledged her support and interest in
the coming Red Cross work which the
society proposes to take up The next
meeting will be the second Wednesday
In January at the church. At that
time Red Cross will be provided
for every one.
The food administration of the Unit
ed States is making q special call on
every woman to conserve now to feed
the soldiers who are still overseas and
to feed our allies Empty ships can
not be sent from America to France to
get loads Of soldiers. People are starv-
ing on the other shore and must have
food from America. Every ship that
leaves the American ports must be
filled with food. There are more than
two million soldiers overseas who must
be fed. and millions of liberated peo
pies are looking to the United States
for food. The housewife must now
save food in order to save the world,
that her son helped rescue from alb
solute destruction. This work of saw
ing will last until Europe gets back on
Its feet and this task Is greatest OF
all for it must be done in few
months. The American women have
proved that they are able to do this,
they will save food to win the world,
just as they saved food to win the war.
The Frances E. Willard w. c. T. U.
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. A. o. Snively at her home. %
North Eleventh street. The subject
for discussion during the afternoon
will be Characterization"
Miss Alberta Ferguson, matron of
the Day Nursery, who has been i'll
with influenza at her home in Char
lesion, H.. returned here yesterday.
The primary department of First
English Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow afternoon after school at
the church for rehearsal.
Miss Josephine Wilson. Miss Mir
iom Krone. Lieut.. Willard Kaufman
and Ensign William Loer attended
the annual Beta rose dance at New
castle last evening.
The aid society of First Presbyter-
ian church will hold an all-day meet
ing tomorrow at the church to sew for
the Red Cross. All members are urg-
cd to be present as the work to be
done Is urgent.
The Athenea club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. Foster Hoef-
fer.
The Ladies' society of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-
gineers will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Vernon Hagerty at her
home, 1411 North d street The aft
crnoon will be spent in sewing for
the Red Cross.
The Junior choir Of First English
Lutheran will meet tomorrow after
noon after school at the church A
full attendance is desired as Christ
mas music will be rehearsed at this
meeting.
Mrs. Alice J. Dilks has gone to Vim
cennes for a visit with relatives.
Miss Iowa Mansfield was hostess
for meeting OF the n. N. N. club at
her home Tuesday evening. This was
the regular Christmas meeting.
Carroll county. Mrs Charles Quinn
Of Cutler chairman is the first county
in the state to reach it's membership
quota in the campaign for member
ships and petition signatures inagurat-
ed in August. The county completed
its quota of memberships last week.
and has turned in dues for the full
quota, $50 members Nearly 1000 pc
tition signatures have already been