The record., 1918-02-07
Red Cross Items.


containing the following knitted
goods: GO sweaters, IS mufflers, II
pairs sox; c4 pairs wrlstlets.
Our quota of 200 sets will soon be
completed. We will continue knit
ting, however, and expect our order
of Khaki yarn soon. We are par
ticularly pleased with the progress
we have made the last two months.
Below is list of the ladies in town
and county who have so kindly as
sisted in the knitting. Some of
these have turned out an almost in
credible amount of work:
Mesdames ]. w. Allen, Jim Allen,
w. o. Belcher, NJ. E. Bandy, G. E.
Bennett, S. D. Bradley, R. D.
Brooks, w. A. Young, J. N. Glenn
mons, Marion Carver, Claude Car
yer, Max Goodwin, Trent Chatham,
Geo. Eaves, d. w. Christian, S. F.
Drisklll, w. G. Duncan, Jr. A. w.
Duncan, Mary Duncan, J. ]. Elkins,
Annie Fades, S. E. Eaves, w. d.
Ezell, E. V. Flemming. w. c.
Frank, Fannie Clark, J. a. Gilman,
Kate Hill, Chas Hamilton, l.. c..
Hill, Frank Hunter, Alma Head, l..
w. Irwin, F. A. Irwin, Geo. John
son, w. c. Jonson, Belle Johnson,
Rip Jenkins, F. K. Jameson, D. l..
Jackson, c. R. Jackon, L. L. Kirk.
natrlck, James Kelly, Henry Nc.
Cracken, J. w. Lam, H. C. Lewis,
F. l.. Lewis, c. A. Lee, Ed Lvon,
Will Lyon, Eugene Lowell, R. C..
Love, Ernest Lowell, P. A. Lowell,
S. P. Miller, Hubert Meredith, VIM.
Martin, c. E. Martin, c. M. Mar
tin, J. A. Malone, C. P. Morton,
L. P. Moore, Francis Moore. V. M.
Moseley, Mohon, Betty Eaves, Sa-
die Neal, VI. B. Mcdonald, Web
McCown, Jno. Newman, Viola
Northrip, James Oates, E. ]. Pur-
year, Jesse Pittman, Tabltha Pax
Ton, Tom Paxton, 7. B. Pannell,
Lily Perry, D. U. Poole, Jno, Rey-
nolds, Jennie Roark, Mollle Rey-
nulds, c. w. Roark, Ezekiel Rey-
nolds, Emma Richardson, o. e.
Roll, J. L. Rogers, ]. ]. Rice, Arch
Shelton, Eta Sadler, T. J. Sparks,
c. w. Stovall, Jno. Shut, C. NJ.
Shut, T. B. Slaton, H. Y. Slaton,
Tom Sumner. V. 3. Southard, Joe
Stokes, T. J Slaton, c w Taylor,
Margaret Thomas, c L Taylor,
Robt Wickliffe, E A Taylor, c A
Williams, Ed S Wood, Mary Wal
lace, r E Wallace, Hettie Weather
ford, Mcclellan Williams, R NJ
Woodson, Wesley Williams, H c
Wilkinson, E L Yonts, Cal Yeargin,
c S Curd, Alva Pearson, Gene
Simpson, Lucy Campbell, III Dock
ms E B Richardson, Margare,
Gruld, Will Dearing, Nora Mosely,
G M Dexter, H N Howerton, Min
ME Martin, G E Countzler, Roy
Rice, Mollie. Tate, Arthur Lowell, I
c Baird, Bell McCown, Mary Moore
and Misses Marjorie Morgan, Sue
Barley, Alice Brown, Mary Fohl,
Virginia Bohanon, Jess Barley
Mittie Craig, Beulah Clark, Erie
Fades, Mary Clark, Ida Hendrix,
Emily Heltsley, Nell Johnson, Ethe
Jarvis, Lucille kirkpatrick, julia
Lowell, Elnora Mohon, Elizabeth
Neeley, Christine Oates, Carrie Pur
year, Caroline Oates, Mary Pannell
Verna Pace, Matte Roark, Sallis
Roark, Francis Richardson, Mabls
Sparks, Carrie. Stevens, Margare
Wickllffe, Francis Tanner, Mamie
Wickllffe. Willie Williams and Lou
ella Heltsley.
At the rooms last week the follow
ing hospital garments and surglca
dressings were made: IS bed shifts
IS scultetus bandages, IS four-tailet
; bandages, 400, AKA compresses,
gauze roll, IS 9x9 congresses, 4 OK
laboratory pads, 4 Iox12 Laboratory
pads, 4xr6 laboratory pads. a'
gauge sponges, SO gauze wipes an'
Is gauze strips.
Of the dressings, the young ladie
Saturday afternoon class made a sub
stantial portion.
The prise on Fietrolas and re
cords IS as fixed as postage stamps
Everybody gets a square deal, ant
most for their m oney.