The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-06

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A,sste oiass campaign for the pres.
yQssliea n sess will be started in Ok
sdna cty April % and viii eontinu,
49, 40 wsetn. This Is the time for
~ rhpuss6iSe 10 preserve her eggs
>oilR c Blake. district poultry agent
~ ~ .sSuahwetern division. who Is Ia
Qolshons City today, 1T will not be
ny isag before eggs will go to 50
yssd % icents b dozen. and ! prophecy
~ before the winter Is over they will
~ evsf . dozen" Special movie
slIdes giving instructions to housewives
q tbe preservation OF Gags will be run
6sfihg The two weeks campaign in $50
lneticn pietvres throughout the state,
Manic Walker, county home demon
o1satica agent, will advocate this TO
he nsmbefs OF home denomination
eluhs. She h now advocating the ten
~ lelub proposition TO the women in
~ city with small back yards and Is
Workine Il ont herself. "A little later
- en- Will be too high for the aver
~ kousewife to buy unless she has
m u her own" said Miss Walker.
~ Biaie viii return to Oklahoma City
: N days' time.
Fly applications for canteen work
Frsnce hsve been filed with the Red
Csoss 10 date. Nrs. Reuel Haskell IT,,
1alrmaa Of this department, received q
'ounbsf q application blanks from the
|oouthwosteyn division Of the Red Gross
= b filIsd cut, Only fifteen women,
hgRsvsg Will b chosen from the whole
q - seuthwest.
lllss Pauline Witherspoon, Red Cross
~ diroe&os. d compiling her report
~ tbe Increase Of the organization OF
shaCtess In Oklahoma from January 10
~ April 10. In q few days il will
y ready for publication
M 4 z walIower, city chairman
~ VpnnDu's committee Of the county
y defenye. says that all next
IN be devoted TO the working
Gins for the food show starting
This is to be by the food
1orvetion department OF the council
members OF other committees as
1olugee garments and other articles
~ b the pupils Of the school. in
II city we're brought into central Red
Ctoes vorkrooms this morning TO be
Ceched and shipped to St. Louis. Fifty
eoepital comfort boxes made by the
ooys IN the manual training department
y IL Lincoln school were sent IN, as
M q sixty-ooe articles made by the
- sikty-oue articles and 1900 gun
Spi1Fun Ire Riwsrsids school, from
~ Garfjsid school ~fiftyssne articles
u4 IS gun wipes; Eugene Field, las
oeticles, rs gun wipes and one box Of
toqth paste; Washington, twenty-five
oftielss and 100 gun wipes; Zion Luz
o6gssn, three comfort kits; Lee, "a o..
tleles, and from Heen Irwin IN iAdivid-
~ Junior worker. ode property BAG
esntaining eli the necessary comforts.
Women living near the. home Of Mrs.
j A. Slemp, Byzrs and Oak streets,
Capitol Hill. will meet In her home on
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock to be
4Iven instructions by Mamie Walker,
county home demonstration agent, on
ths drying Of fruits and vegetables.
Thy will also be shown how to make
ne drier used In drying fruits.
~ exhibition on wheat substitutes
M given yesterday to the patrons Of
~ Bryant school by Miss Margaret
eehoetefs Of the Edmond State nor
c11under the auspices OF the neighbor-
nooo eAeetings Of the women's commit
mSe ~ county council Of defense,
4cPheeters made fifty Fifty muf-
d totnto and cornmeal flour and
- Ainds Of fifty-fifty biscuits using
Y4eet fuur and cornmeal and rice
fS6uf and cornmeal as substitutes,
.&t 49,
,canen Of the Columbus Red Cross
MI tssde thirty hospital garments in
tws days during the week. On Friday
sftesuooa Daisy MacFarlane, city
housekeeper, demonstrated the uses Of
eebptitutes N the making Of iifty-fifty
kse yR&o The women. On Thursday
4sIAdies' AID society Of the Second
Msthodist church met in the Willard
stAcoi building and made seventeen
garments.
The Halliburton Abbott Dry Goods
company IN Tulsa was organized on
Monday evening into a Red Cross unit
Nth Mrs John Wheeler as director.
Inc %wofkrooms on the fourth floor of
~ building have been fitted up with
every convenience for the employees.
Mrs. q L. Merry, formerly Of Oklaho-
M City, was appointed chairman of the
lsnit, and Mrs. John Horne chairman OF
see surgical dressings department
Mr.. y. ]. Pettee, director of worn
work for the Oklahoma county
Cfosst chapter reports the follow
csiput in hospital garments from
..epes, units, clubs and Individual
~ during the month Of March.
from the branches, include from
Mtyrfour; Britton, eighty
Grcoktd Oak, l4l; Harrah, six
3Anees l75; Luther, l2o; Newal-
I1Iff Putnam Civ IA7. Soo,e,