The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12

Kitchen Work will be conducted on
Tuesday and Thursday morning from
until II o'clock with Mrs. Mamie Walk
er Parks as instructor.
Class work Yesterday morning was
limited TO canning Of beans and salad
vegetables, sixteen quarts OF beans and
|. eight pint cans OF salad vegetables be-
ing given their first processing.
Six quarts were furnished by a
patron and the remaining vegetables
placed on sale. These were disposed
OF early in the day before the second
at the Kitchen a week on display and
TO make sure OF their keeping before
being delivered. 10
Mrs Grace Stinson OF AL West +
street Capitol Hill, and Mrs. o. A.
Mitscher OF 29 East Park place re-
mained at the Liberty kitchen to pro-
cess the vegetables for - ,ir second
sterilizing, the third and last process
ing to be completed twenty-four hours
later.
The fifth lesson OF the six-lesson
series will be given Thursday morning
and the final lesson next Tuesday.
Details for the second class we're
completed yesterday and work began
this morning at o'clock with the fol-
lowing members OF SorosiS club as stu
dents Mrs. J. L. Francis, retiring
chairman of the domestic science de-
partment; Mrs Hubert l.. Bolen, Mrs.
+. Ernest Reynolds, Mrs. A. G. Hirschi,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dorchester, Mrs. J. P,
Cornish. Mrs. J. w Green, Mrs. H.
Z. Turner, Mrs. G. l. Green and Mrs.
A. w. Rives.
Additional members OF the class
which closes with sixteen members are ::
Mrs. J. z. Mckee, Mrs. Gathings
Walker, Mrs. Cora B. Hammett, Mrs.
Milas Lasater, Mrs. II. B. Thompson
and Miss Ruth Williams.
This class will hereafter meet every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9
until II in the morning and third
and fourth series Of classes will be
formed next week.
Ten pounds of beans were on hand
this morning for the cooking classes
under Mrs. Mamie Walker Parks,
The Edmond branch of Oklahoma
county Red Cross chapter delivered
thirty pairs of socks, ten sweaters, ten
helmets and ten pairs Of wristlets yes
terday.
Two Merry Maids reported at the
surgical dressings rooms yesterday
morning. Miss Mary and Miss Bernice
Nee, arriving among the earliest work
ers'
ror me tirst time since het absence
from tne cry ana reIlei from duty az
the tlks nan heu Ctoss uhit' MIS-
Prentiss fric' spent MONDAY az the
nan ASSISTING Mrs' george i. Cooke
VINO mas oeeh constant woikeI uslly'
MIS-, ttace Will oeB'' de'''e "o'H "eN'
month.
D.o,r,,,.r, No of N. wou.r's
..nu,;,... IS ~. national council NJ
defense VIII meet al the Chamoer OF
Co'nmetce fIiuay noon 10 to."p'I.'
committee arranger'en's ioI lhe ue
partmeht OF women IN 'houSuy'
IT,. n,;,o cI,,,., 1, SURGICAL
ars.s;ros ab;eb meet .verv Tuesday
.rd TL,,r,J,v /, EILs hail rooms will
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removing 10 'ne MASON Li''ie eo'''-
pany rooms
r.. co,o,ot;,a, ol,,h yo. r.c,.-
..a,.d ~ ~. .,a,s cao;,oI s,rg;cs I
S,nss;,a. ,oo,,s hv f;Gteen ,smbers
mho mopL.d ,h.re Mordav in an ali
A.. ,S.s;on ,hn noon hour be;ro .nent
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Yesterdays committee In the sewing
department of central Red Cross work
rooms was composed of Mrs. George
w. Spencer, Mrs Kent Shartel. Mrs Z.
p 7ar,nar Mys Zee Mckee Mrs.
D K;li,...1;et. - IN NJ, NJ r M;i,e,
Me- M;iner and Mrs K;rknat,;ck
t,ruh, IN N. tn;,,i,o dcnar,msH and
Nre cr.,r.r yas cL,;,mar NJ the dav.
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Four hundred and ffty-six S-yard
rolls were packed and shippel from the
surgical dressings department at cen
tral Red Cross work rooms Yesterday
afternoon A box containing 600 front
line parcels was shipped the day
previous.
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MI" Matgatet o9nuerson III iS', Gnaise
OF tl,e voca,lGnal aiuS OF .ne uIy;n,u'I n;.nt
department IS training girl clerks IN
the care OF health. Many OF the tenn
porary buildings have no elevators