The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29


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rrntrnI surgical Dressings depart
IlLs' Hail sight Surgical Dressings
unli Maple OGO
nomrn's Council of Defense. Maple
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Red Cross Chnpisr Secretary, Maple
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Ci,IIinu HslIrf Maple asO
NrgIstrutlou Offlcts for Red Croas
classes In FIRST AID, home rATo Of the
sick ard dietrtirs, Maple I4lH.
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n. y order from a canlonment in a
IN ncghburug state came 10 the
JS\ Red Cros, headquartcf, here
for ,ome braSSards and knee
pads. wh,ah the workers are glad 10
fin Work was begun this morning on
the bra.sards. which are Of red, blue,
green. yellow and white. The knee
pad, are t1 he made Of the upper part
Of w0mcn'S shoes
A new class in canning and driving
Lrpan work az the Liberty kitchen this
morning
The Tenth and Robinson Red Cross
ur.t AZ the l'lr' Christian church. had
scycn'y-one workers last week. who
cu"lcel twenty operating gowns
e rtcen hclulc,, case shirt, and ninety
tN' caniccn kits Those receiving
service crosses were M'- William Na.'
berg. Nr, J /. Foster NJ, ] c VII.
lr Mrs /. l. wills. Mr., T C..
1'l'.her is the chairman OF the Unit
NJ, y T. Brldlcv ), the supervisor
AMI Mrs Jordan K Jones J., the sec
itisry
The knitting department at the Cen
t.a Red Cro., rooms was cheerful
j., me- place this morning with large
lli,1po h,y, oi tine worker, Knitted
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Al the Central Red Cross surgical
dressings room thi, morning the work.
crs made pads and iive-yard rolls.
Harold Wade Sparks is patriotic
boy. as well as a prize winning baby.
Yesterday morning he visited the Lib
cry kliOUtU WIZ MS InbtNcI, ana NdV
10 submit 70 the admiration OF the
women in the cooking class. as he was
the winner of the first prize in the
Fourth Of July baby show As he was
leaving the kitchen he suddenly broke
away from his mother, hand and sa-
lutcd an officer who entered. The man
failed to see the tiny boy. who ran in
iron, Of him and ,autcd a second time
Then the officer graycly returned the
salute. and Harold walked out with his
mother. feeling proudcr than he did
when he won a prize for mere looks
No one can compare with the old
time kntterS, when II comes to real
KNITTING. Mrs. a. =. Donnell 41S west
Iwcnty-seventh street who learned to
KNIT during the civil war, IS knitting
for the soldiers in this war and her
fingers have not lost their speed and
cunning IN all these years. In addi-
ton to dong her own housework Mrs.
Donnell knitted six pairs OF socks in
ten days and returned them to the Cen
laundered folded and sewed together
in pairs No one at the headouarters
had to sncnd any time getting them
ready for packing. But that's the kind