The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
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ings include the output from Monday
until Friday inclusive There were
lO2 women working here on those days
and they made j,l2i 4x4 wipes, 4958
4x8 congresses. and rs 81 wipes. To-
day the Washington school tcachcfSAnd
the Fldelo class OF the Washington
avenue Baptist church met there and
made triangular bandagcs, as the supply
Of gaule had run out
Three boxes OF hospital supplies were
packed IN the central Red Cross work
rooms this morning containing 1900
undershirt', 20 underdrawefs, and 2lS
palama suits Surgical dressings were
also packed in the surgical dressing de.
plrtmcnt
Mrs T. II Dinwiddic. lll2 West
Twenty third street, an individual
worker for the Red Cross, who takes
garments home 10 complete them, ycS-
terday turned into central Red Gross
work rooms six undershIrt', made by
herself
The fund for the endowment bed has
reached $lj8. Six hundred dollars is
needed to supply a bed for the New
United States Military hospital m
France The women OF Oklahoma City
want to raise this money for a bed,
and donations for this will be received
in the central Red Cross work rooms
The Eugene Field surgical dressings
unit Of the Red Cross turned into
central Red Gross work rooms as the
output for one week l2S 2xl wipes, $50
4x8 congresses and 2,lSO AKA wipes
The women OF this district meet in the
Eugene Field school to make dressings
every day but Saturday, for all day
Those women who supervised the work
during the week included Mrs. Arthur
viii, Mrs. John Hill, Mrs Lester Guh,
Mrs + + Ferguson, Mrs M NJ Bow
ers and Mrs d. NJ. Blake.
Women Qizthe West Fourth street
unit OF the wN Cross will meet on
Monday at o'clock to sew in the home
of Mrs. G. W. Newman W West
Fourth street Mrs b. A. Umphrey is
chairman Of this unit.
Mrs. Miles Of the Harrah branch OF
the Red Cross turned into central Red
Cross workrooms yesterday twelve
suits Of paiamas, made by the women Of
the branch.
Women of the Shield heights unit Of
the Red Cross, who meet every day OF
the week from o'clock until 5 in the
Shield Heights school, completed dur
ing the week seven pairs of pajama |
trousers, six pajama coats and seven
outing flannel bed shirts. These gar
ments were turned into central Red |
Gross workrooms yesterday afternoon
by Miss Ruby Lee.
One hundred and twenty-five women
met in the Ninth and Robinson surgical
dressings workoom of the Red
Cross in the First Christian church
from Monday until Friday These wo
men made 100 2x2 wipes. 2,42S Aka
wipes, 975 Aka congresses, 1870 scultetus
bandages and eighty triangular band
ages. Forty-nine women met in the
hospital supply department OF this unit
and completed fourteen pajama suits
and five palama trousers A box of
dressings will be packed today and
sent to the St Louis headquarters,
Those women who served luncheon to
he workers on Thursday include Mrs.
W. A, Jenkins, Mrs. L. NJ. Gillette, Mrs
\. X. Ferguson and Mrs. w. S. Tag
yart. On Friday Mrs. s. p. Gould and
Mrs A. b. Wilson were in charge of
he luncheon. Mrs. Frederick Owen,
Hartman OF this unit says that on ac-
cunt OF the shortage OF gauze, sculettus
oandages were made by the women
working there today The supervisors
or the day include Mrs. George A.
Todd, Mrs. w. +. Oakes and Mrs. Bum
Booth. Those who served lunch today
include Mrs, F. f Andrews, Mrs. w.
) Cade and Mrs. Joe Reeme. Mrs.
)wen says that if there are any clubs
n the city who have not made arrange
nents to work at any other rooms dur
ng the week she would be very glad
# their services.