The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

the meeting 90 take part In the taheau.
There will be ten posters in all, In
cluding two on thrift stamps, two on
Liberty loans, two ON food conserya-
ton, one on books, one on the navy
one on the Red Gross and one on the
army On Monday morning the COM
mittee on lhe sale Of tickets, will mah
out the tickets with a circular 10 all the
members OF the women's committee,
asking them 10 take part In the san
The sale was started with a great boom
I yesterday when over 500 we're sold TO
the women attending the meeting IN
the Chamber Of Commerce Mrs {, /.
Moore Of the food facts bureau Of the
council Is chairman Of the committee
with members including Mrs. John W
SharteL Mrs S. N. Canton, Mrs. 6, u
| Ritenhouse and Mrs. Prenti,S Price
To each ticket going out there will be
coupon attached sntilling the puf'
chaser 10 the new war time cook book
which will he given them at the entrance
where the ticket committee will be STA
toned Mrs L. Z. Wallower. city chair
man Of the council, says that patriotic
posters for the art exhibition have been
secured from the ART departments Of the
high schools In Tulsa, Oklahoma City
and from the state university al Nor
man. On the closing day Of the show
these posters will be Judged by experts
and a prize will be awarded for the best
poster Mrs A. J. Rls'by director OF
food conservation for the council has
entire charge OF the demonstrations 10
he held At the food show every after
noon and evening.
Mrs Simmons Bake Shop, with staff
composed exclusively OF women con
tfbuted It's Jhare 10 the third Liberty
loan in Oklahoma City by subscribing
600 to the women's committee. They
have named themselves the Loyal
Home Bakery
The Hoover Home Demonstration
club will meet on Monday afternoon
in the Chamber Of Commerce kitchen
at 2 o'clock The regular lesson in the
course OF study will be given by lta
Ross, assistant county home demon
stration agent, and will he on the
planning OF meals on war time basis
and preparing school lunches.
Red Cross unit, and branches turning
in hospital supplies to central work
rooms yesterday inclpde from the Six
icenth and Epworth unit, thirty gar
ments; Ninth and Robinson, twenty
seven; Tenth and Robinson, twenty
seven; Wheatland, twenty-eighti Mar
Quette, four; Shield Heights, twenty
three Crooked Oak, forty.seven and the
Edmond branch. forty-five. Schools In
the city turning in junior Red Cross
work, accomplished during the week
include from the Emerson school l4'
articles; Culbertson, iity-iiye; River.
side, fifty; Garfield iorty-three; vii
lard, l7; Green eMadow Needle club
one baby layette Edmond juniors, 400
Washington, tweny-Sx; Mckinley
III; and Bryant school seventy-two.
Red Cross night classes In first aid
home care OF the sick and dietetics wer,
organized last night in the Carnegie
library. Dr. J. i. Kuhn'S first aid clasi
will meet at ? 30 o'clock every MONDAY
and Friday evening in the library; Mis-
Vera Campbelrs class in dietetics vii
meet every Tuesday and Thursday nigh
at the same hour in the library anC
Miss Rennette Hills class in HON,
care of the sick will meet Wednesday
and Saturday nights, Mrs {. i
Daugherty, registrar says that none oI
these classes has a complete enrolment
so that those women wishing to take
up the work must enroll before the mex
lessons at her offices in the library.
Fifteen hundred Oklahoma City boys
names have already been listed on tn,
Chamber Of Commerce roll of honor
which is being complied by Mrs, Claud,
B. Mccartney, secretary OF the eiyilial
relief department Of the Red Cross am
. her assistants. These names will h
written on parchment, put in a bronz
box and sunk in the cement Of IN
II Oklahoma City municipal water work
dam.
r. Students of Bethany college, one mil
d beyond Putnam City were organize
3 into a Red Cross center for work yes
n terdsy by Mrs W. J, Pettec, directo
\, OF women's war work for the count
$ chapter and Mrs. w, s. Hanson, chair
= man OF the hospital supply department
o Fourteen members joined the Red CroS
n who had been overlooked in tho Christ
s mas membership drive. Mrs Maud
: Widimeyer was elected chairman, Mis-
a Evangeline Miller secretary treasure
h and Mrs, Maude Jones supervisor c
a the work room So anxious were thes
IS women TO start work that they cam
back to Oklahoma City with the count
chapter women in the afternoon to Sc
d cure supplies to start work immediatel,
l. The women's committee Of the ncgr
e branch of the Council of Defense wi
" meet on Monday at 8 o'clock in III
,e Avery chapel Mrs. Nellie Henderso
a city chairman extends an invitatio
# along with the committee to all II
s. negro societies including the negro )
IS w. C. A. association, the Civic Leagu
ty N. {. A. association, members Of Il
,e negro mems council of defense. the eli
lie federation clubs and all missionary s,
ir cietes and clubs with negro member
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