New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-13
Nor. County r. c. Notes

Morn County r. c. Notes
The Mills branch shipped to head
quarters the following articles recent.
"; 81 pairs of socks, IL sweaters and
40 refugee garments.
Last Saturday the Wagon Mound
chapter shipped 40 hospital gar
ments. The next shipment will con-
, sist of comfort bags, pajama suits,
hospital garments and muslin band
ages.
The Home Service committee, COM
posed of E. w. Howe, chairman; S.
Vorenberg, secretary, and T.. Roy
bal, membds, are hard at work. and
good results have already been OBJ
tanned for dependents of the boys.
The committees appointed in each
precinct have accepted, and many
have come to Wagon Mound to per-
sonally offer their services. One
noticeable case in which this COM
mittee has render good service is in
the case of the wife of Private F.
Aragon, of Shoemaker. She was
found i'll and in want by E. L. Muir
ply, and Mr.. Vorenberg, immediate
ly ordered that she be provided with
medicine and food, and has report
ed her case to headquarters in order
that the allotment will be given her.
The Junior Red Cross
OF Colfax county exhibited some
excellent samples of their work at
the Public Library in Ration 4 few
days ago. The following auxiliaries
have turned in their work to the
local chapter. Ration, 4 pairs of
socks, 2 layettes. n made by the
Camp Fire Girls and l garment;
French, ; sweaters, z pair of wrist
lets and l pair of socks; Brilliant,
4 pair of socks, 2 wristlets, 5 sweat
ers and 2 comfort pillows.
Another Record Sub. Brings $50
The secretary of the Dulce branch
Red Cross reports that the State
Record subscription recently given
them was auctioned last week for
$500, Mr.. Charles Myers of the Pa
gosa Lumber Company of that town
being the purchaser.
Curry County r. c. Notes
The quota of socks to be furnish
ed BY this county was 1904 pairs
and $50 were shipped last week. The
remainder of the quota will go for
ward soon. Their sweater allotment
was zoo and more than this number
sent in. 800 refugee garments
were also shipped last Wednesday.
The Pleasant View chapter cleared
$4,000 at a sale last week, which was
an exceptionally fine showing.
County r. c.
The following large c~onsignments
been shipped to Denver head
quarters from this county since Aug.
Estancia, 10 pairs Of socks, E
Mountainair branch Is
pairs of socks. 6 sweaters; Lucy
10 sweaters Cedarvale branch.
7 pairs of socks. l sweater; Nc
branch. IL pairs of socks;
branch, Is pairs of socks,
, sweaters: Progrcsso branch, "a pairs
Of socks; Silverton branch, 50 pairs
Of socks: Willard branch 8 pairs
IF socks Pleasantview branch. 8 pairs
IF socks, l sweater: Moriarty branch.
, SWCotCl d " pouS VI SOSNo Nv ~
of wristlets.
Recently a box was sent from the
ocal chapter containing the follow
ng articles which also received fav-
comment.
% hospital bed shirts, Mountainair. !
hospital bed shirts, Willard. 43 hos
,ital bed shirts, Moriarty. 3 con- {
'alescent robes, Mcintosh. 4 pajarna
uits, Mcintosh. | pajama suit, Esq '
amelia. 20 pairs bed socks, Moriarty. I
4 shoulder capes. 7 tea towels. q
and 7 pairs pillow cases. Du- I
an. !
A joint entertainment given by /
he Red Cross ladies and the Boys
nd Girls Agricultural Club at Pleas {
ntview, was we'll attended and the
rogram exceptionally good. The il
roceeds for the evening we're $33.l3. d
cake donated by a number brought a
1850 at auction. This branch has a t
tile Red Cross worker Miss Johanna +
lark, age 9 who was just finished a t
weater. II
Entertainment And Bazaar L
On next Monday evening the Red II
ross at Madrid will give an en- t.
.rtainment and bazaar. There is e
!, be various features for the pleas b
re of the guests including cards
nd dancing. Refreshments will be ?
.rved. An excellent committee is
charge and the event promises p
be very enjoyable and we predict b
i'll be decidedly successful financial ST
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r. c. Takes in SSos.7y v
Mrs. James A. Dougherty reports 81
lat the Folsom branch held an auc-
sale on August 31st which net r
d $5O6.79. This money will be used
n running expenses of the branch. h.
he ladies of that branch shipped to t.
Clayton Chapter last week 80 n,
fugee. house gowns, ID hospital bed r
lirts, IL sweaters. 7 pairs of socks, II
I'd 2 pairs wristlets. D,
atsrtaihnsnt Brings IN SIS N
Charles Bonnell. secretary Of M
e Cloudcroft branch Red Cross re- =.
,rts that . recent auction sale w
ought in 5000 and that the total ~
of the evening were $l55M. ~.
nong the things auctioned was the y:
mplimentary subscription given to &,
is branch by the State Record i.
aich Mrs. Bonnell purchased her =.
II at $40.
,Iishtful Red Gross Daaes re
The Red Cross dance given last tn
turday night at Whitewater, was = sc
ccess in every way. Mr.. Allan 81
lrner and Mrs. Sam Ford were a. up
lrded the prizes of two and a half mi
each for being the most dres- in