The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

] IuN lOI INC litI infcling Ot the week
m the work rooms in the First Chris.
llan church These women work on
hospital supplies every Tuesday Wed.
nesday and Thursday Of the week.
Garments made by the members OF
Lhe Junior Red Cross in the schools IN
oklahoma are beginning to pour into
The central Red Cross work rooms On
Saturday over a dozen schools sent In
the results oi the weeks work The
school children Of Crooked Oak sent
~ seventeen wash cloths. pupils oi the
Eugene Field school made and turned
IN three pillows, twelve property bags
seventeen pairs Of bootees and one
dless. Mrs. T. 6 Chambers chairman
nl the refugee garment committee says
that every property bag must be sent in
from the schools whose pupils are
making them on Wednesday. 10 br
ready Tor shipment then Garfield
school sent IN on Saturday ten prop.
efly bags, Wheeler school eight com
fort pillows. iiity-iiye towels and
ilIty-iiyr property bags, Eugene Field
school three pillows, two dresses, TWEEN
" bags and eighteen wash cloths
Emerson five pairs Of bootees. two
bags. seven wash cloths, two pillows
and two aprons; Bryant fifteen bags
500 gun wipes and three knitted caps
longicllow three bags. gun wipe,
Whittier thifty-onc bags and eight
skirts Franklin school tWcn'y.eiphl
bags and eighteen wash cloths Lincoln
eighteen wash cloths. thirty bags. five
pads, six pillows, gun wlpers and four
plnaioreS; EdgeWere tweniy-iour bags
two shirts three waists and two under
suits; Jefferson four doren towels. two
bags and two wash cloths. Putnam
Heights eleven wash cloths. eight tray
cloths, two coats ten pinaiores, one pair
miltens, six undervests, six comfort
kits. twenty one pairs OF bootees. nine
bags and gun wipes; Riverside six
wash cloths. one pillow, six handker
chiefs, and flity-cight pairs Of hose.
Central Red Cross workers in the
surgical dressing department made dur
ing the last two weeks p0S0 surgical
dressings. with an average daily attend
ance OF forty-iiye women In that time
DWO dressings were shipped from cen
trail Red Cross work rooms to the south
western divisional headquarters at. ST.
Louis This is the work Of the women
ef the different Red Cross surgical
dressing units throughout the city
Last weeks report Of surgical dress
irgS made by the women OF the ElkS |
Hall unit Of the Red Cross totals 9,2SS |
with Seventy-fiye women working there
during the week
Six workers in the Chamber of Com
merce unit Of the Red Cross made 400
AKA wipes and twenty-five Sx4 com
presses on Saturday Miss Evelyn Joyce
was in charge OF the work room. as
sisted by Miss Edith Blanchard. Satur.
day evenings work commenced the max
ing Of 5000 4x4 wipes, this units quota
OF the 5000. Miss Blanchard says that
they will be finished by next Saturday
night, and that the entire time OF the
workers will he spent until they are
finished. Miss Josephine Snapp will
he in charge of the work room tonight
The Edmond branch Of the Red Cross
turned into central Red Cross work
rooms on Saturday twenty-three he'll
NETS, four sweaters three scarfs and
two pairs of wristlets. The Sooner unit
sent in one helmet and one sweater to
the central knitting department on the
same day; the Wesley hospital unit with
Mrs Julia Johnson as chairman brought
in one pair of socks, five helmets, and
the Western Avenue Red Cross knitting
department sent in three soaris, two he'll
NETS and two pairs Of wristlets.