The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-22
Heads of Remaining Departments
of Local Organization File
Documents Showing Work
Accomplished.
SHOWS WAR WORK
DOOMED FOR YEAR
Every Phase of Activity Covering
Big Field Recorded; Auxili-
aries Shown On the
Job Daily. M

Additional annual reports given out
at the Red Cross headquarters today,
made known the fact that the Grady
county chapter has covered a much
larger field in procuring clothing and
war necessities than was pointed out
In those previously announced
Reports-of the surgical dressings
department Mrs. T. r. Trawiclx in
charge, affirms that 13l,945 small
dressings have been made during tho
period from December 6, 1917 to No.
vember 20, 1913 In the same time
2,763 Sx12 pads; 600 l2x24; As split
irrigation pads ;Is5 pnoumoniu
Jackets; 20 paper backed pads; 1863
sings; 23O abdominal bandages; 1876
T bandages; 245 tailed bandages; 4s6
seultetus and 60 pairs French slip.
pers
Frisco auxiliary: 1887 small guaze
dressings
Tuttle, 1928 small guaze dressings;
556 muslin bandages; 46 scutetus
Verden, 4555 small guaze dressings,
A scultetus.
Unioh Nalgh school. 1907 small
sauze dressings. sos sllngs.
Minco, 1884 small guaze dressings.
100 muslin bandages; GO scultetus.
Valley View $50 small gauze dress.
ings,
Bradley, 775 small gauzo dressings
Gauze used, a5ooS yards, value
$2,41224
Absorbent cotton, 207 pounds, value
$S3.4S; oakiun, % pounds value.
$500; celm cotton, 1O6 pounds, value
$500; non-absorbent cotton, 35s
pounds, value s92s3; muslin and out
ing, no record.
The report Of Mrs. Erwin Pool, di-
rector Of the linen for France shower.
is as follows: boxes packed and
shipped; some handkerchief and
bed sheets over the allotted quota.
Money on hand, value $71,0O.
Ten boxes, consisting all of wear.
ing apparel for men, women and chill
dren, and totaling 4S00 pounds, were
assembled and shipped to the com.
mission for the relief Of Belgium,
according to the account Of Mrs. A.
=. Cochran, county chairman.
Mrs. Majors who was placed in
charge fo the campaign for tinfoI
and platinum, in her report stated
that school children over the county
had collected a large amount of tin.
foil which would be sent to the place
designated by division headquarters.
Eighty boxes Of materials were
packed and shipped during the year.
says the report of Mrs Harry Lud.
low, chairman of the packing com.
mittee. The eighty boxes served as
containers for 5071 sox, 1923 sweat
ers, 921 helmets, 427 wristlets, 5000
linen pieces, 145 mufflers 9lS paja-
mas, 1888 bed shetts, 141 bed SOCKS,
total value, $45,259.55
Several tons of fruit pits ana nut
shells are now stored in the six col
lection center over the country pend
ing orders from the director or SON
servation, according to the report of
Rev. VIM. Denham, county director
for the collection of these products.
Military relief committee served
four prepexing cases. Mr. Hopkins,
chairman, asserts in his annual ac-
count, in which it was stated that
one soldier was given care for %
days while on furIough here Total
expense for his care was $43.SO. the
rcrort shows.
BY Mrs. H. E. Marks. chairman, the
report Of the Christmas parcel com
mittee, was submitted at the annual
meeting held Wednesday afternoon.
Cartons received from headquarters.
GOO; cartons issued to branches Oe-
tober %, 252; verden 25, Minco so.
Poccaset IS, Bradley "a, Rush Springs
so. Tuttle IS, Alex TO- Cartons placed
in the hands of the postoffice depart