The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18


" finds the women OF the house
io-house ronni,,ee deep in
The work Very lew refusals arc met.
The committee IN charge OF the office
work IN the Chamber OF Commmercs
rooms today is Mrs. {. l.. Henley.
Mrs I'd Oycrholser, Mrs. Pren,iss
Price. Mrs. w. ). Hansen and Mrs.
Dan Hogan.
Ever since the beginning OF activ-
ity of women IN war work the
younger women of the city have taken
. prominent part in all drives and
campaigns. During the Christmas
Roll Call drive il Is the members OF
the younger set that arc bearing q
large part OF the work
pointed with Miss Helen Ledbetter as
Chairman TO serve in the downtown
section the last two days OF the week
In the leading hotels, office buildings
and banks. two committees Of two
young women each. will serve each
dzy-one in the forenoon and one in
the afternoon.
At the Lee Huckins on Friday
morning Mrs Henry Probst and Mrs,
w. NJ DeBold will serve In the AZ
ternoon at the same place Mrs. James
T.. Sharpe and Mr,.. Charles York
will be on duty. On Saturday morn.
ins ~ the Lee -Huokins Miss Sue
Dyer and Mi. Katherine Camp will
serve in the morning. while in the
afternoon Miss katheryn Nash and
Mia Elizabeth Pope will take re-
eeipts.
At the Skirvin hotel on Friday
morning the committee will ne Miss
Helen Pettee and Miss Elizabeth Bu-
chanan. The afternoon committee,
Mrs. Philip Flasnman and Mrs.
Moore. The committee at the Skirvin
fos Saturday morning will be Miss
Teehla Levy and Miss Flossie Sam
mons. while On Saturday afternoon
she committee will change to Mrs. Z
Bentley and Mrs. Harrison
6he Wiikin- Hale bank will have a
b6sth which viii he presided over by
Miss Olice Herring and Miss Eigin
Herring on Friday morning. Satur-
day morning at the same place, Mrs.
A. Hay Jackson will be on duty with
IN assistant whom she will appoint
iateE Mrs. sc. Busts will be in
et ke Of ~ STATE Nstioutl bank on
,srf4ay mognlng nd Saturday morn.
u the State NatIbaal baak booth
VI be conducted by NiSs Mildred
Leecraft end Miss Helen Red.
Mis-, cadijah Coteord and Mrs.. Sid
ney Colcord will be stationed At the
Coieord building Friday morning. and
Saturday morning Miss Olive Todd
and Miss Tullia Graves will be in
charge Of the CoIcord booth. f4
The young women who are ~
on duty in the forenoon are requd ~
10 cali at the Chamber Of Commsite
- early As possible In the morning
and secure their blanks and other sup
plies. Those serving IN the afternoon
will be furnished material At the noon
hoar.
Twenty women responded TO the
emergency call for pneumonia jackets
sent out BY ne nursery department OF
the Red Gross from Carnegie library
this morning, and are assembled Al
the surgieai dressing rooms The
Workshop will be kept open the en-
tire day and should the need not b
supplied today work will be resumed
some time this wetk. The jackets and
supplies will be distributed from The
library to various hospitals. Thu
Central sewing rooms sre open today
% usual and the work 10 being car
ried On in the knitting and sewing
section.
Mrs r. T. Stuart Is captain OF the
Red Cross csnteen hut today. TIN
assistants arc Mrs. George Knox ant
Nm r. M. RAiney. Although ,h'
morning hours. were quiet and few
Z, soldiers visited IL INT. those on duty
are filling BASKETS and making resdy
suppl;es for Z large consignment ol
mcn who will pass through on the !
o'ejock train this AFTERNOON. These
mes, are being demobilissd from Posi
Sili and III be suppiied with coffee
cakes, smokes and spples. Scavrely I
day passes now that the force does mol
sefve one of two full trains Of mer
being mustered ont Of service.