Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

of the people of the Warren district. Every encouragement should be given the shop as it is of great assistance in these times of war to the govern ment, adding as it does, a generous amount to the Red Cross Fund and helping to eliminate constant solicit ing.
 The idea of the shop was first con- ceived by Mrs. Gerald Sherman and was opened October 27, the proceeds being given to the permanently blind. Later Mrs. F. E. Shine assumed charge for one month. Since then Mrs. C. F. Hawley has had charge of the work assisted for "a time by Mrs. George Bridge. The Red Cross, Shop has outgrown the experimental stage and has come to be looked upon as success as we'll as necessity. It has demonstrated its usefulness the past winter. in supplying clothing to the people of limited means often times of a quality beyond their reach. as much of the clothing has been very good. It has also been the means of enlisting many in service who would perhaps not have come in.
 The Red Cross Shop is capable of much greater usefulness if only the room necessary for different branches of the work were available, the cloth ing which can be mended is looked after by several volunteer workers in the shop. That which is past mend ing but which has good parts is being utilized by being made into childrens oTA |, woolen clothing which cannot be sold and is past mending is being made up into quilts to be sent later to the Rel- gians. so there is nothing that comes to the shop that is not made use of.
 Beginning May 20, there will be an exhibit for one week at the Phelps Dodge store of the different depart ments of Red Cross work The Red Cross Shop solicits a variety of small things which may be used in display, such as jewelry. china, small pictures. bric-a-brac. toys, books. art needle work or any small things which peo- pie may have tired of It may be of interest to people of the Warren dis trict who have so generously. contrib uted to know that since December 10 the receipts have amounted to over $500. the shop being operated at a small expenditure.
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 Anona Club met at the home of Miss Jennie Warren last Tuesday evening. After the business meeting the evening was devoted to entertain ment Several vocal scelections were rendered by Miss Josephine Clouthier and Miss Anna Warren. Then every body knitted Those present were Misses Josephine Clouthier. Florence Bucket. Maud Brazil, Elizabeth Stam- per, Lillian McSorley. Lydia Sloan, Edith Kennedy. Evelyn Kennedy, LOT raine Cain. Florence Linderman. Opal Core. Lucy Caretto, Mesdames T. Dun lap. w. Tonkin, A. Riddle.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. c. W. Boswell. on Tuesday evening. May 21st.
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 Friday afternoon surgical dressing class at the Woman's club made 1925 congresses with Miss Butler in charge. Those present were Mes danes D. H. Landes. c. H. Moore. M Sterling, M c. High, w K. Hankin, J. F. Burgess, c. Thiscka, V. Charles ton. E. G. Ruffner, A. M. Shock. w. F. Hess. J. Hassinger, F. c. Churchill, R. Gill, T. H. Houston and c. W. Will son.
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 The surgical dressing class under the auspices of Mrs. Henry Poppen, which meets at the Woman's club on Monday afternoon. made a total of 2.775 congresses. Those present we're Mesdames A. Tregonning. Blanche Lindquist, Joseph Senna. H. Akard, F. F. Shell. c. s. Joint, M. F. Gibson, Joe Rice, Gertrude Sherman and Hen ry Poppen. They made .1125 com presses.
 Adawana Camp Fire Girls and Grade 90 Junior High Those present were Helen Downes, Edith Hanley, Grace Mitchell, Edna Chain, Florence Lam- bert, Ida Hutterman, Mary Serkovich, Jean Waters, Helen O'Kerstrom, Der tha Ojeda and Alina Beam, Douglas McGregor, Chauncey Mitchell. Char lie Maddern, Edward Porter, Visa Ew- ing. James Mullen. They made 1850 congresses.
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 All the mining companies have of- fered to give their junk to the Red Cross. This will amount to about 2 truck loads during the week. which will almost necessitate the use of warehouse.
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 The Miners and Metal Workers Un- ion of the Warren District have do- mated a solid maple top table to the Lowell work room. Local No. 125. In proportion to the population of the Warren district there is not a large attendance.
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 The Catholic women of Risbee at the last meeting made A suits of pa- jamas and 13 hospital shirts. About 30 women sew each week and furnish their own machines.
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