The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-13
Red Cross Notes
Masons Give to Red Cross
BY MRS. LON DIcKEY

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Mrs. Daisy Tibbott has something
over $500 from chiropody work dur
ing the special week she gave to the
Red Cross, and Mrs. Rosina Howe
recently gave $500
These gifts help to make I'D what
the Red Cross is going to need to
keep going, and remember our chap
ter was organized late in the summer
and the renewals for the year are to
be made by April lst/ unless your
renewal was made during the Christ
mas Drive.
Every day the casualty list in
France grows longer, and each day
the list of sick and wounded leng7
thens. This is the one way we can
help the sick and wounded, so let US
never let the work lag for want OF
funds.
Working members Active.
Mrs. G. S: Flournoy supervised the
surgical dressings work Tuesday at
ternoon, and she lacked only three
of the number she needs on the three
afternoons OF each week set apart for
this work. Her workers included
Mesdames c. c. Parker, Fred Pow
ers. J. L. Dornliney, J. L. Perry, M.
IS. Cohen, J. H. Stillweii. and Miss
Gertrude Hill. Ten workers are
needed each day, Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday. Please help.
Tuesday Night
Thirty-nine bandages were made
Tuesday evening by the following la
dies and children: Mesdames 7. S.
Williams. J. L. Dorminey. J. H. Cren-
shaw, Fred Powers, G. S. Flournoy.
and Misses Lillian Thurman, Nellie
Averitt, Maude Lockamy, Mildred
hanger. Esther King, Capitola Moon.
Athieen Dickey. Margaret Wise, and
Louise Montague.
Hospital Garments Made
The usual number of hospital gar
ments continue to be turned out at
the sewing room, and revue OF the
Register shows the following who
have worked here: Mesdames S. L.
Smith, A. J. Roush, (Miss SMITH Jas.
Paulk, L. A. Turner. w. R. Skinner,
q. T. Mingledorf, Clarence Miller,
1eatman. H. L. Beauchamp, C. f.
Brewer, J. c. Bush, w. E. Hale, ]. A.
Day, G. B. Frey, Cora Wilson, w. D.
innes, J. H. Ennis, ]. A. Work, Mary
Drew, and Mrs. Chovin. If you can
cut or stitch or haste, please offer
your services here any week day.
Manv Knitting
Mrs. Cora Wilson, supervisor OF
knitting, furnishes US with the fol-
lowing list of ladies and young girls
who are knitting for the chapter:
Mesdames Brooks, c. E. Brewer, 7.
{. Brewer, Harold Beall, Matte Bal
ley, w. G. Broadhurst, w. R. Bowen,
I. +. Crawford, H. c. Chapel, M. S.
Cohen, Chovin, J. H. Gown, w, H.
Dickey, B. B. Davis, E. ]. Dorminey,
w. D, Dorminey, Mary Drew, J. H.
Dodgen, G. H. Davis. George Davis,
kittie Davis, A. H. Denmark, 7. H.
Ennis, George Feagin, c. A. Fretwelr
Julia Griffin, Griner, Mary A. Green,
lom Griffin. Roland Griffin, Jesse
Grantham, L. c. Glover, Hamilton,
w. w. Hughes, Henry, G. A. Jolly.
w. r. Jones, N. N. Littlefield, L. KeA
nedy, J. II. Little, Lee Rollings, R. F.
Lee, Luke, D. L. Martin, Mckay.
Wright Mckay, J. D. Mashburn, Jim
}. M. Mosher, c. A. Miller, D. B.
Mayes, L. c. Montague, McNaueht
J. M. Mosher, c. A. Miller. D. B.
Nicholson, Sr., Bessie Owens. S. G.
Pryor, Sr., c. c. Persons, r. ]. Prem
tiss, Ebert Paulk, Dan Paulk. Part
ridge, r. M. Pryor, Peterson, E. F.
Perkins, Tom Rakestraw, WHITLEY.
Ga) 0. D. Smith, Lula Shepherd. F.
L. Seely, Skinner, A. J. Roush. B. B.
Watkins, S. H. Wilson, R. A. Wilson.
&. R. Womble, w. L. Waites. A. H
Thurmond, and Mrs. DR.. Wilcox of
lrwinville.
Young Ladies
Misses Fanny Fordham, Nell Fra
ger Lillian Howell, GLADYS Holtzen-
dorff, Allie Mayes, Rhea Wise, Sara
Farmer Sara Mcdonald, Ouinette
Prentiss, Hazel Jolly, Julia Prentiss
Mildred Hale, Ada Ross, Helen Os-
borne, Jemima Hogan, Marian Van
Gorder, Dorothy Jones, Forest Car
ney' Gertrude Hill, Ruby Waters.
Frances Heide, Maude and Pearl
Crane, and Miss Smile.
A number of Industrious little girls
are knitting squares of leftover warn
to be made into hospital throws
Their names are not shown on the
books, but we hope to have list of
them at some future date.
Remember, many dollars are cx-
pended IN the purchase of this wool
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