The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-16

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pital supplies
| The Women's Aid society Of the
Wesley Methodist church will meet To-
morrow to sew all day for the Red
| Cross in the church. Mrs. r +. BY
mum is president Of he society.
Women OF the Shields Heights unit
OF the Red Cross will open their work
rooms again tomorrow III the school
house The school WAS practically
Showed in during the past week, so
! that work was discontinued for a week
| Mrs A. r. tdSton chairman. asks that
/ all the women in this district turn out
/ to work for the Red Cross, even il they
/ can Just come for one AFTERNOON a week
| These rooms are open every day in
flc week FROM l'o'clock until s,
The Mckinley school unit of the Red
Cross will meet tomorrow afternoon in
the school house at 3 As, to knit and
sew for the Red Cross, Miss Mildred
Whiteman is chairman Of this unit, and
Miss Anna Matthews, principal OF the
school acts as sponsor for the unit
Women OF the St Luke's Methodist
church will meet in the basement OF the
church tomorrow to do Red Cross work
Mrs. lie Roy Long, chairman of the
unit, says that these women meet here
every Thursday. Sixteen pairs OF pa
jamas and six pairs OF bed socks were
made al the meeting last Week
The PRO Patria" unit of the Red
Cross has discontinued work in the
home OF Mrs. Charles Hubycka, 22S
West Poltawatomie street, until March.
The women of this unit will meet in
stead at the Red Cross work rooms in
the Scott Halliburton store every Mon
day to sew all day
Mrs George l.. Cooke will be in
charge of day work in the surgical
dressings unit of the Red Cross at Elks'
hall until Mrs Prcntiss Price chair
man OF the unit, RECEIVERS from a
sprained ankle.
The Jewish Ladies aid of the Temple
B'nai Israel meets every Wednesday al
tIe Red Cross work rooms in the Scott
Halliburton store to sew for the Red
Cross. Mrs. Joseph Meyer is resi-
dent of the society, to which eighty
Jewish women belong.
Newalla was organized INTO a Red
Cross branch yesterday afternoon BY
Mrs. /. G. Holzapfel. SECRETARY of the
Oklahoma county chapter. Mrs +. W
HendrlckSQn was made chairman of the
branch, Mrs. J. O. Jordan, secretary
treasurer, Mrs. W. Harter, supervisor
Of work rooms, and Mrs. James Shibly
chairman Of the knitting committee
Leroy Patterson was elected chairman
Of the civilian relief committee for this
branch
Women who live in. the Lee Schoo
district. West Capitol Hill, are urged b,
Mrs r. l. Lingenfelter, chairman o
the Red Cross unit for this district, tC
come to the Masonic Temple, West [
avenue, and work for the Red Cross
Rooms are open here every day excep
, Saturday from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing until 4 80 o'clock in the afternoon
We have ideal work rooms with ever,
convenience andI do wish that thu
women in the district would turn on
IN larger numbers" said Mrs Lingen
letter
Mrs. Gertrude Houston is the thirt
u volunteer FOR home service work in con
u nection with the civilian relief depart
{ ment OF the Red Cross Twenty womel
are needed for this work OF yiSitini
soldiers families. Women who wan
to volunteer can notify Mrs Claude i
Mccartney, 4O0 Empire building.
The Shamrock Patriots, one OF th
patriotic groups of Young women beinl
organized by the Young Women
Christian association, will meet tonigh
IN ths clubs rooms in the Termlna
Arcade. They will make baby's clothc
. for the rcici OF Belgian babies.
I The meeting Of Red Gross worker
e at the ElkS' hall tonight has been post
g poned becVse OF the cold.