The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
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Womsn's Council OF Defense, Maple
1925
Red Gro" Chapter, Secretary, M.
plo 2s62
RED cro", FlnInelsl secretary
Maple 2e62.
Civilian Relief, Maple 420.
state Red Gross Headquarters, Wal.
nut 1900.
csnttsl Red Gro" wOrErooma
Walnut 8e2
IlEs HiN Unit Of Red cro" Maple
e66.
Registration offices for Red Gross
classes In first aid, home care Of
the sick, ard dlststleI Walnut 1900
The Rcbecca unit Of ths Red Cross
took twenty bed shirts to finish.
Mrs Harry Gcron {, taking the
place Of Mrs s Bauh IN the central
Red Cross work room while Mrs
Barth Is visiting m ~ LOUIS
The fifteen worker, in the surgical
dressings room OF the central Red CrOS,
made 100 gauzc dressings yesterday
The work room is now supplied with
plenty Of gauyc and II i, hoped that lll
the member, will come out and give
as much time As possible
The fund for cndowlng a bed IN the
American hospital al Ncullly lur Okla
homa men ha, now reached SlH
Women of fine Red CroS, are anxious
TO raise 800 for the endowment Of the
bed
The franklin unit OF ihc Red Cros,
met m the home Of Mrs. Fred Cobmhs
on West California avenue yesterday
Twenty members were present and made
forIy-twD pairs of bed socks and three
suits Of palamas The knitted work
turned m AZ the meeting included three
pairs Of socks. one sweater and eight
cen wash rags Tho unit will meet
next week IN the domestic science room
OF the Franklin school
At the meeting OF 81 Lukc's unil
yesterday afternoon. $50 workers heard
the report OF the months work which
included los garment, finished. twenty
five pairs of socks. five sweaters and
four helmets knitted The committee
in charge is anNiou, that all women IN
the vicinity OF ST. Luke, church come
in and Sew with the unit
II Is likely that next week the third
meeting oi the iorty-iith unit will b,
changed from FRIDAY to Thursday Mrs
II Y. Group Of 1910 Butler place, ha'
volunteered 20 care for any Of the bahle,
and little children whose mothers wlSl
r. leave them while they work TIL,
unit makes surgical drcs ,'ngS only anC
all men members are urged TO com'
out.
The Emanuel Baptist General AiC
Scwcd with the haywood unit OF IN,
Red Cross last Thursday The uni
had foriy-SlN workers present durlnl
the week and thir,v-Scycn garmcnt'
were eaC'plc'ed The workers ar,
making Bti socks and underwear thl'
week and have large number fin
ished. On Wednesday, March l}, al
r all day session with dinner at moot
will be held for the Social Embroid
crv club IN the rooms OF the Maywoo'
unit and all members OF the club ar
urged TO be present
Mrs. Claude b Mccartney ciyiliar
relicf secretary of the Red Cross, I
visiting soldiers families in the WeS
Side district today
Miss Virginia Simler, assistant civ
ilian relief secretary, is i'll at her hom
with tonSllltls.
Workers in all Of the Red CroS
unit are making excellent progress Il
the completion of hospital garments
This morning the Central workoom O
the Red Cross sent six and onc-haI
dozen hospital garments TO be finshe
to the workroom at Tenth street an
Robinson avenue
The women Of the First Methods
church will meet at the Red CroS
rooms tomorrow for an all day scSsio
in both sewing and surgical drcssn
rooms.
Tomorrow Mamie Walker count
demonstration agent will go to II
home OF Mrs. Clyde Dowell in Arcadi
where the Womcn's club will meet. Mis-
Walker will give a demonstration
war bread before the club
On Tuesday evening the Ford en-
ployes, telegraph girls and members
the Amitie club met in the Chamber
Commerce rooms and made SIS d
congresses and 100 AKA wipes Mi
Ethel Crabtrce was in charge, assist,
BY Mrs. Mamie Delmagc,
The eighteen workers in the branl
work room of the Red Cross in Eli