The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-26

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eiasse- IN first aid, home care Of the
click ard dietrticr, Maple itIs.
Ned Cross Canleen service. Maple
81 CfONDAl at the Central sewing
iN\Ml rooms OF the Red Cross IN the
NVU cutting department Mrs. b =
committee which IS rapidly laying and
cutting refugee garments for the Bel
Rians. Mrs hartman is assisted by
Mrs w H. MdStcrSon. Mrs. J. +. Gar
rett, Mrs Stratton Flick and Mrs. J. G..
Ballard. The knittcrS are still daily
bringing in their work, Saturday the
days returns were eigh, sweaters. fifty
seven pairs OF socks, thirteen helmets
and two pairs OF wrlStletS., Here Mrs.
J. NJ. Anderson, Mrs. {. II. CIyycr,
Mrs. T. II. Dunn and Mrs. Carl Glltsch
are found receiving and giving out
yarn TO the knltters. The Art Renaissance
club turned in a substantial amount OF
knitted garments. While this club is
not active this Sumner ~ It's regular
club work, its members are not idle
and are spending their time knitting
for the soldiers. The sewing committee
for the day is Mrs I. ". Williamson.
chairman, Mrs. Robert Conway and
Mrs. Stratton Flick Here the women
are making comfort kits. An Innovation
has been introduced into the work
rooms for the Oklahoma City chapter
has donated twenty four knee pads Ia
the Red Cross VIII Oh tho Catholic war
relief women gave their time and their
work to making. These are 10 be sent
TO Charles X. Dean, Red Cross field
director at Camp Funston. and are for
the protection Of the men in the
trenches from the stones, and rough
paths that have to be made By crawling
on their knees.
The Sun Dial Maids are al the Cen
tral surgical dressing rooms again to-
day. These faithful girls work every
Morday al surgical dressings. and they
were there IN full force today, making
five by five rolls and two ty two wipes
along with the numerous other women
who had assembled for that purpose
Miss Grace DcBolt was at the regis,
tration desk as usual, and reported
fifty ONE workers present.
A new class will start in a series OF
lessons at the Liberty Kitchen Thurs
day at 9 o'clock. Today preparations
are under way for the city gardening
fair TO be held at the kitchen Tuesday
and Wednesday. ANY one in the city
can exhibit a. this fair, and al kinds
Of vegetables, garden and canned prod
ucts ar, eligibls 70. enry Those in
tcfested arc requested 10 80 "a the coun-
IL agents Office at the Chamber Of
Commerce building ard get a premium
list. Boys and girls exhibits will re-
ceivs special welcome,
Saturday nigh, q, Cnottaw ths~, was
a large attendance at he bcms demon
s~.ratiop clas, for tire lesson, and 20
hear d.. II. y. Tuck~ leetu,s. Miss
la Rsse Wa present and talked with
the sirl. uppn the work ard exhibits
et -, coming state fair Thursday
Mix Ro-, viii go 70 Cleveland and
Grsut schools for lessons. Miss Mary
GRAY, teacher last year at Cleveland,
vii, arrange the meeting.
The Oklahoss City War Mothers Of
America are still, meeting in the east
room Of the Carnegie LIBRARY building.
There will be the usual meeting there
on next FRIDAY.
The women of the franklin unit OF
the Red Cross under the chairmanship
OF Mrs. s. f. Smith, turned in for their
past weeks work ten pairs OF pajsna
suits. There were fourteen women pres
ent at the meeting of the unit.
Fourteen workers were present In the
Culbertson Heights unit of the Red
Cross during the three days OF the past
week-Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day-and seven suits Of pajamas were
completed as we'll as thirteen comfort
kits. Mrs. A. 4. Monroney is chair
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