The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

RED Gro" Chapter, secretary, Ma.
RED Cross Financial Secretary,
Maple 2e62.
Civilian Relief, Maple 40.
state Red cron Headquarters, Wal.
nut 1900.
csn,tsl Red Gro" wOrmOoms,
Walnut 500
Ilks Nan Unit Of Red Cross. Maple
Registration office. for RED Cross
classes In first aid. home care Of
the sick, and dletetes, Walnut 1900,
DR. II VI MaCCracken, national d.
rector ui junior Red Cross membership.
advises that schools open their doors
during the summer months and make
the school the center Of patriotic ac-
tiyitieS for the locality in which they
are situated In this way he says,
junior Red Gross output will he multi.
Piled and the school children will have
some definite line Of occupation during
the sumner months
Number one diclclC, cla,, held is
final examination this afternoon IN the
domestic science department Of the high
school Miss Helen Louise Lyons con-
Quoted the examination. Mrs {. J..
Daughcrty registrar oi Red Cross
classes, says that three first aid dvi.
slonS are ready 10 try their examinations
which will be held the beginning Of the
--weck They are first aid No. s. with
Dr Willis West as instructor. iust aid
No 10 with Dr. J. " jolly as in,tmc
tor and first aid No ) with Dr. S 81
Meek as instructor. Home nursing
classes No ] and No are also pre-.
pared t1 take the examination bot the
date has not been SET Mrs Daughcrty
says that the women who have taken
these ClaSse, have already been putting
their lessons into practice IN their
homes Other classes 90 first aid wll
be opened later Clls, 40 II IN first
aid. composed oi Y. ". C. A. will have
IT, first lesson the beginning OF the
week The organization OF this class
was postponed on account OF the Y w.
{. A. campaign recently held in Okla
homa Clty Members Of the Stoddard
club held their first class in home nur,
ing last Monday and Mrs Daugherly
Gays that this IS the first club in the city
to take up one of the classes IN a body !
Mamie Walker. county home demon
Stratlon agent, went 10 Sooner this after !
noon 10 give a demonstration and lee
turc on wheat substitutes tb the women
OF the Community club there.
Five sweaters, nine helmets, ono pair !
OF wrlslletS, two pairs OF socks and /
three sCdrlS were turned into central |
Red Cross work room, yesterday
The quota OF 1900 4x4 wipes, as .
signed 10 the women oi the South Side .
surgical dressings Red Cross room IN |
the Washington school has been com
pleted with 42S TO spare These women
are known in Red Cross circles for their
ability IN turning out dressings IN large
quantities. They started their allotment
on Monday and it was completed last
night Mrs. Frank Fishwick, chairman
OF this amt, says that il is the ambition
OF every worker to do her best in hold.
ing the record attained The Mothers
Birthday club OF Wheeler street will
meet there today.
Three complete wooden outfits were
sent by the Oklahoma State Nomcn's
Suffrage association today 10 three sol
ders at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth They
include six pairs OF socks, three he'll
NETS. three sweaters and three pairs OF
wristlctS Since Americas entry into
the war this suffrage association has
been fitting out soldiers with wooden
garments, and the members have been
receiving letters OF gratitude and thank,
from the soldiers The association buys
apd distributes the wool which is made
into garments by the individuals in the
homes.
Young business women who are en-
ployed during the day have been meet
ing regularly twice every week in the
West Capitol Hill unit OF the Red
Cross on Monday and Wednesday
nights On the last two evenings they
have made twelve hospital garments, in
the work rooms in the Masonic hall
Red Cross Rebccca workers met yes
tcrday in the Odd Fellows hall for the ,
day and completed thirty-iour hospital
garments with twenty women I
working Mrs f. A. Rice is chairman {
OF this unfit {
Red Gross units turning hospital sup
plies into the central work rooms yes ,
terday, include the West lvcnty-iifth
tHreetsunlt, seventeen pairs OF pajamas
and three paama coats Mrs. NJ. Van
Zant, three paIama coats and ten hos q
ptal bed shirts the work of the womeu
OF the Ladies Aid society of the Sec
ond Methodist church, Mrs. James
Deync, twenty hospital bed shirts, the ,
work of the women Of the Willard
unit, the Sunny Lane auxiliary, four
bed shirts and twenty hospital bed /
shirts the Franklin unit, eighteen un- s
dcrdrawers; the ST. Lukes Methodist {
Episcopal unit five hospital bed shirts, [
two pajama coats and four under ,
drawers; Shields Heights unit, six bed
shirts and one pair of underdtawers
brought in by Mrs. R. W. Dryer chair
man of the unit; the Arcadia branch, ,
ten pairs OF paJamas and fifteen under
drawers. /
Women Of the general aid society Of q
the Christian church, Capitol Hill met
in the West Capitol Hill unit OF the
Red Cross with workrooms in the Ma r
sonic Temple yesterday and made t