The courier-index., 1918-10-11
RED CROSS REPORT
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(By Mrs. J. I. Morris)

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 Marshal Foch says we Have passed the crest of the hill up the steep sides of which we have been struggl- ing for many months. Now the grade is in the other direction and our foes are being steadily pushed back to where they belong. Our boys are accelerating their rate of speed. These lads are encouraging the Roche to ioye-encouraging him with ali the devices which the Amer ican people have provded-witn heavy artillery, machine guns, nor tars and grenades When he protests too much, they give him gas. They are persuading the Hun at the point of the bayonet-that there's really no place like home, and that the climate of Northern France IS not what the Supreme War Lord claim ed. Wherever our boys go, our hearts and dollars go, too. four money and mine furnishes them with their strongest arguments. They have the courage, they have the punch; but we must furnish the ships. the food, the clothing, the guns. They need now to hasten the end of the discussion-Six Billion Dollars Worth of Arguments. Let hs send them quickly. The hed Cross flag flutters side by side with he Stars and Stripes in Camp ana rantonement, in the very trenches themselves. The army of freedom inc Red Cross-the Liberty Loan or ganization-the American people, all are united We are one big family and our slogan is: "All Together. Now"
 Work Completed for the Week
 Wednesday forenoon, Capt. Mrs. w. s. McClintock Mesdames h. b. Shumacker. Doddridge McCulloch' !. Walter Reed, J. V. Hollenback, w. F. Felton, F. N Burke, o. c. Sutton D. s. Clark. Completed ' serge dresses. Mesdames Burke and Eel ton cut eleven dresses.
 Thursday forenoon, Capt. Mrs. r. R Turner Mesdames. Arthur Cotter, Ben Smith, Frank Govan, Dave Du- puy. F. l.. MacChesney, Maclin MIG Clintock, F. N. Burke. Completed dresses Mrs. Burke cut five dresses.
 Friday forenoon, Mrs. A. A. Me Clendon. Completed one dress.
 Friday afternoon, Mesdames. A. A. McC,endon and w F. Harris. Com pleted 2 dresses.
 Monday forenoon, Capt Mrs. w. F. Felton. Mrs. w.. B. Mann, Miss Alyne Wright Completed four dress es, Mrs. Felton cut six dresses.
 Tuesday forenoon we had no work CTS.
 Following Donations for the Week
 Mrs. F. o. Love, cash $2.50.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Freeman cash S2.
 Mrs. J. R. Simmons two pair knitted socks and one sweater.
 Mrs. Hattie Hampton, one pair knitted socks.
 Mrs. w. w Chisum one pair knit ted socks.
 Mrs. Mangolds mother one pair knitted socks.
 Mrs. c. E. Daggett 4 bath towels.
 Mrs. Dr. Jones, one dozen napkins, one dozen hand towels.
 Mrs. w. F. Felton four bath towels.
 Roxdo auxiliary. Il bed sheets. bath towels. dozen hand towels, dozen napkins, 2 dozen handker- chiefs.
 Mrs. w. S. Atkins, 2 hand towels,
 Oak Forrest auxiliary, bed sheets 1 dozen handkerchiefs.
 Haynes auxiliary 2 dozen hand kerchiefs, bed sheets, 10 hand towels, 30 bath towels.
 Brickeys auxiliary sends in large box of supplies consisting of the following: 2 pajama suits outing flannel. 33 child's dresses, outing flannel, ? girls petticoats, S3 pairs of boys drawers, outing flannel, one knitted sweater and a quantity of new shoes, hose and clothing to be sent to the commission of relief for Belgium.
 Haynes auxiliary sends in fine shipment of we'll finished garments, consisting of the following articles; IS pairs mems wool socks, wool -