The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-01
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Momsn'' Council Of osisn,s. Nspls
e.s Gross, Chapter secretary M.
RED Gross Financial s~se,,ary.
Civilian Relief Maple 40.
Central Red cfoss worsroomI,
Elk. HsI Unit Of Red Cross. Nspl,
Registration offices for Red Gross
classes In first aid, home care o.
the sick, and diststies, Walnut 1900.
Every morning Of this week the com
mittee on the war time cook book. com
piled BY the members Of the food facts
bureau, Of the women, committee of
the council Of defense. will meet 20 pass
judgment on the recipes As each sec
ton is passed il will he sent 90 'he
printers and in this way the book will be
finished and on sale probably about the
second week in April This morning
the recipes on fish. cheese and nut, were
passed on. The committee includes Leno
Osborne, Mamie Walker. Mrs r. Z
Wallower and Mrs A. ] Rig,by
Women Of The Franklin unit Of 'hc
Red CroS, viii meet tomorrow AZ one
o'clock IN Mr.. Frank toomb, home
Oh West California, 90 make hospital
supplies.
Miss Pauline Wither,poon Red Cross
Field director, left This morning for a
three days institute at Shawnee. accom-.
panied by Miss Virginia Slmler
At the mass meeting Of volunteer Wis.
itors OF the home service section OF the
Red Cross in the Chamber Of Commerce
this afternoon a central committee on
home service was appointed. This com
mittee will be composed Of a representa-.
tive from each OF the six home service
D., districts Oklahoma City.
Mrs. r. b. Lucas. in charge Of the
Oklahoma Clipping bureau, has yolun-
teered her services 10 Miss Pauline
Witherspoon. Red Gross field director
TO keep on file clippings from newSpa
pers all over the state where Miss With
erspoon has held three-day Institutes
q 1T is through the kindness OF Mrs. Lu-
B cas- that we can tell OF the continued rise
Of the Red Gross chapters throughout
the state" said Miss Witherspoon and
/ we are greatly indebted to Mrs Lucas
for her help
Hospital supplies were packed in cen.
trail Red Cross work rooms on Satur,
day and shipped to St Louis. The boxes
contained $40 pairs Of underdrawers
.l26 comfort pillows and pajamas. Mrs.
A. /. Welsh. Mrs. Addie Cupp, Mrs W
J. Pettee and Mrs. J. Urbansky super
vised the packing
The Lee School Home Demonstration
club will hold its regular meeting on
Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the school
building. An exhibition will be given BY
Mamie Walker, county home demon
!, s~tration agent, on the Importance OF
fruit in diet and fruit cooking Miss
Walker says that the year books will
DC ulAlI lUulCu W lllt ilNHluNlhs ANNnN
books contain lessons for the year 70 be
undertaken by the club. There are being
gotten up for each home demonstration
club in the city.
Miss Amanda Hawkins. employment
secretary for the Y. w. {. A. brought
in nine { nvalescent jackets to the cen
trail Red Cross work rooms this morn
ing. the work Of the girls OF the Eel
lowship club.
The Girls Gardening and Canning
club of Southtown, will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow in the Community
House kitchen at 4 o'clock. Mamie
Walker. county home demonstration
agent will give the lesson She SAYS that
the girls canning clubs have been held
back considerably on account OF the de-
lay of instructions from Washington.
The Unitarian Red Gross sewing unit
will meet tomorrow in Mrs. James +.
Mobiles home, 90 West Fourteenth
street, at 2 o'clock.
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes have been moved from the
Chamber of Commerce to the room in
the basement of the Carnegie library
formerly occupied by the State His.
torical society. The telephone is Maple
1873. Miss Rennette Hill is registrar
for the classes in the absence OF Mrs.
c. L. Daugherty. A series Of clasSe,
will be organized Wednesday at 10 IS.
At that time DR.. +. b, Meek will or
ganire class No. u in first aid At 80
o'clock on the same day, Miss Rennette
Hill, instructor in home care OF the
sick, will organize class No. T. At )
o'clock class No. 4 in dietetlcs will be
established with Mrs. Clarence Roberts
as instructor. The meetings will be