The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-30

Hed Gross Chapter, Secretary,
BED cro.. Financial Secretary,
Maple 1852.
Civilian Relief Maple 40
Central Red Cross Workrooms.
Elks Hail Unit OF Red Cross. Maple
Registration office. for Red Cross
classes IN fitst aid, home care OF tho
sick, and dletetos, Maple 1873
THE United States food administra
tion under date OF May q. is
sending out a Memorandum on
Work in Oklahoma TO representative
"a housewives, giving in detail the plan OF
The establishment Of the new liberty
kitchen and market
The memorandum describes in detail
the founding Of the kitchen and market
Tor which 100 women signed notes for
US each, payable September !. the sum
being the capital which made possible
the erection OF the liberty kitchen build
ing on the Frisco depot site
The memorandum also states: The
market will be no hucksters' market. for
no one will be permitted to bring truck
or wagonloads Of produce. unless he
himself grew what he offers for sale "
The market will maintain the kitchen
By the payment ot wagon dues and the
kitchen will provide an excellent stand
for the market with ready outlet for
its products
The East Tenth street unit meet
every Friday ten members who form
The unit being neighborS and friends
lAfntlgfsI DIR
ing the past week.
Practically every woman in Italy be
tween the ages OF 10 and o. is war
rxRxr'e or volunteer war worker and
k~fhe whole nation is feeling the benevo-
lent throb OF their activity, Count V.
Machi de Cellere said in an address
before the Continental Congress OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
twenty-five active workers reported
a. the Washington school surgical
dressings unit yesterday with Mrs Les
lie y. Gum and Mrs, John Hill in
charge. Owing TO the closing OF the
domestic science department OF tlr
school where warm MONDAY lunches
have heretofore been served, workers
are obliged to bring their own lunches
Six members received their 72.hour Red
Cross emblem yesterday as follows
Mrs. J. Re1ny, Mrs a Kasd. Mrs
John L. Stephens, Mrs. +. J. Mercer,
Mrs. MacWillianS and Mrs F. J.
Meige. Mrs Rezy and Mrs. Kassl
work four and five days every week.
Culbertson heights unit works every
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
seven reporting yesterday with Mrs
J. W. True in charge The unit has
equipment for sewing, surgical kit bags
and paiama suits being given out this
week was the regular work
Thirteen members of the Catholic
unit which meets every day except
= Saturdays, met yesterday at the Knights
Of Columbus hall with Mrs John Nc
Donald and Mrs. Charles Ruth in
ciarge. The Catholic ladies have
worked five days a week since their
organization last January.
Agricultural schools. course two
years. divided into four semesters. are
now opened in Brazil to orphan boys
from II to 10 years Of age The tech
nical educations includes planting OF
cereals with agricultural machinery, ap-
plication OF fertilizers, flower and fruit
culture, cattle raising and feeding and
the work OF operating agricultural
machinery.
Owing to the busy time at Epworth |
View, the unit has had little time for |
work, but yesterday members OF the !
hospital worked on hospital garments.
The municipal kitchen in The Hague,
Holland opened TO care for the poor
provides one warm meal a day for the |
sum OF four cents A weeks menu in |
cludes Monday. oatmeal. milk. butter |
and sugar; Tuesday, potatoes, carrots. |
! onions. beef; Wednesday, potatoes, red
cabbage. beef; Thursday, pea soup with |
pork; Friday potatoes, sauer kraut and |
edible fats; Saturday potatoes, beets
and edible fats. No meals are fur
hished on Sundays.
A wave OF re education for war Grip
pies in France has taken up toy max
ing, The Ecole Joffre in the city OF
ing for the one-armed
s.. Luke's Methodist church unit
kneets every Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Yesterdays gathering having
Mrs. +. M. Ray in charge Mrs. John
B. Rome, Mrs, r. D. Smith, Mrs. c.
Robinson and Mrs Dechman working
yesterday.
Class work OF the assistants OF the
liberty kitchen in the domestic science
department Of the high school under
Mrs. Mamie Walker-Parks began
promptly this morning at 9 o'clock with
every member on hand Each member
furnished her own can and fruit, a
committee providing a small amount TO
cover any deficit il needed Rhubarb,
huckleberries, blaekberries, cherries and
spricois were canned by the cold pack
smethod, pint cans being filled. The
class will meet in the high school for
their third lesson on next Tuesday
Ten workers spent the afternoon yes-
9erday In the surgical dressings unit
with Mrs. A. R. Nelson Of $500 Ca.eu
boulevard, completing 1888 compres,es
Adjournment was taken until tomorrow
morning