New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-05-10
Union County R. c. Notes

Union County r. c. Notes
The G~reenville Red Cross cleared
SIS at the McCarty sale on the lunch
served recently and on a cake tina,
was sold at action.
Following the Liberty Bond speech
es a pie supper was held from which
$40 was realized for the Plainview
Auxiliary.
The Auxiliary, recently organized
has a membership of forty and is
one of the most progressive in the
county.
Such Devotion Will Win War
Mrs. Chamberlain, mother of Mrs
Frank P. Kilburn and Prof, J. E.
Chamberlain. of Clayton is seventy
one years old but she knits one sock
every day and works in the Rel
Cross rooms besides. She baked a
cake for all action sale recently held
at Scots Bluff, Kansas, which
brought $40 Size is praying every
hour for right to triumph and
America to win and with such de-
votion as this we cannot help win
the war.
Mora County r. c. Notes
The people of Abbott recently
gave a dance and turned over the
proceeds, amounting to $50, to the
Mills Red Cross, A nice boost for
that enthusiastic bunch of workers.
Torrance County r. c. Note.
The ball game at the Estancia
grounds between the Estancia and
Mountainair clubs recently resulted
in a decisive victory for the visitors
the score being II to 8. The net re-
ce;pts of about $4,000 was turned
ovcr to the local Red Cross chapter.
Lircoln County r. c Notes
The following completed garments
were recently turned in at the local
chapter. y pairs socks. 2 sweaters.
| pair wristlets, | shawl and II bed
shirts.
A few weeks ago 100 garments
were shipped to Denver from the
following auxiliaries, Ancho 10 bed
shirts; Encinoso, IS bed shirts Alto,
5 bed shirts; Fort Stanton, 10 bed
s~Nirts; Carrizozo chapter, as bed
shirts.
At Mountainair
A Red Cross dance was given a
days ago at the Electric Theatre in
hat city which was a success social
ly and financially, $4,000 was cleared
for the chapter.
At Domingo
The Red Cross dance held recent
ly was a decided ucces Several
patriotic people were present from
Algodones and other
towns in the county. Lunch was
served. Addresses we're delivered
NV Marcos c. de Raca. county trea-
surer, and ]. A. Chavez. The pro-
leeds exceeded $4,000
Moye School District
At a nicely appointed and we'll
managed Red Cross benefit box sup
'er held at the Moye School House
asst week, 500 90 was raised in the
ale of the boxes etc, to be given
o the Red Cross. J. d. Hopper,
B. F. Hall and numerous others
# the progressive citizens Of the
Moye District made the box supper
big success. Vernon Tate acted
IS actioneer Of the occasion.
Eddy County R. c Notes
Among the ranks Of Red Cross
workers. at Carlsbad is the entire
of George Williams, all the
'hildren being knitters. Sue Kathe-
inc, six years old, is as busy as any
# the others, knitting squares.
Red Cross workers are becoming
more numerous and much work IS
'eing turned out at the ooms of
he chapter. Tuesday a large box
obtaining hospital supplies was
hipped. Two more boxes shipped
his week. There will be one box
T muslin and one of hospital gar
Town Marshal Jim Baker of Carls-
ad. is n Of the best knitters Of
he local Red Cross force. Grand
Baker. although up in years and
by rheumatism. has just
her thirty-sixth pair of
ocks. One lady in the lower valley
as forty pairs of socks and nine
to her credit, and Mrs. C..
l.. Dishman, of Carlsbad, has also
nit forty pairs.