The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
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TELEPHONES,
Momsn's Council Of Defense. Maple
R,s Gro" Chapter secretary, Ma.
Rsd cro'. FlnsneIsi secretary,
Maple 2sa2.
clvlnsn Rsllst Maple 40
state Red Cross headquarters, Wal,
esn,rsl Red Gro" wOrEroOm',
ans Han Unit OF Red crO... Maple
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes In fret aid. nome care Of
the slek, and dletetes, Walnut 1900.
A huge patriotic massmeeting. at.
ended by members Of the junior and
senior Red Gross was held in Mishaek
on Saturday in the schoOlhouse Mrs
l.. {. HOlzapiel extension secretary OF
the Oklahoma county chapter addressed
the meeting, and told OF the work OF the
Red Gross This WAS the mySt en-.
thusiastic Red Cross meeting ] have
ever attended" said Mrs. Hol,apiel in
speaking OF It this morning The in.
terest manifested was splendid consider.
ing that two-thfdS OF the mothers can
not speak English" Previous to the
program pic supper was given by the
junior Red Gross when SSj was the sum
realized One pie was sold Tor S.. and
a box OF candies for 81
The program included A song hy
the school children. Don't Bite the
Hand That's Feeding You" recitation
hy Anna Iicrchck. Good News From
Home recitation by Josie Gangcf.
Our Seventies Days" a song by school
children. Sailing a recitation by Lila,
SalathIel, and recitation by Carl
Jonez; a song Good Bye Broadway
Hello France" by all present; recita-
tlons by Hugo Herchek, Opal Sathal-
hiel Hazel Jacobs and Anna Pernik
Miss Gladys Oaks sang, Star Of Beth.
am and there were drills by boys and
girls and a pant0mine. Soldiers and
Sailors"
Women OF the ST. Paul's parish unit
OF the Red Cross will meet tomorrow
for an all-day session in the parish
lllal supple, for the Red Gross.
The regular meeting Of the war coun-
ell Of the Women'S committee OF the
council OF national defense will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in
stead oi this morning on account OF the
absence from Oklahoma City OF Mrs.
i l. Wallowcr, chairman OF the coun-
ell. Reports will he given OF the actly-
tiles OF the committees oi the council
since the last meeting The food facts
bureau of which Mrs {. ]. Moore is
chairman, will discuss the war time cook
book The recipes have been collected
by the members OF the committee and
the book is ready for the printers.
The first meeting of the week Of the
women Of the Culbertson Heights unit
Of the Red Coz will be held tomorrow
beginning at o'clock in the Culbertson
Heights Presbyterian church These
women meet there to sew every Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday for all
day Mrs A. f. Monroney is chairman
of this unit.
The Luther branch Of the Red Cross
turned IN eleven bed shirts ten pairs of
lajamaS, forty-nne bed socks and six
pairs OF underdrawers TO central Red
Cross work rooms on Saturday The
Britton branch sent in sixteen pairs of
bed socks, two bed shirts, six pairs Of
underdrawers, one pair of pajamaS and
one paDama coat On the same day Mrs. |
Tom Corkvell, an individual worker
brought in three underShirts made BY !
herself
The Hoover Home Demonstration !
club was to meet this afterndon in
the Chamber OF Commerce kitchen |
when Mamie Walker, county home |
demonstration agent, was to give a |
lecture and demonstration on sugar |
and sugar substitutes. Miss Walker |
will show the women present how they |
can obtain sugar necessary for the re-
qulrements OF the system from honey, |
Syrups and different kinds OF fruits, in
cluding dates, raiSins, and figs. She |
will also tell OF the different kinds of |
sugar and their sources, and will also |
tell OF the food value of sugar and its
importance from a dictetic standpoint
Fruit desserts will also be emphasized
for the reason that they are healthful,
that they save sugar as well as wheat
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Miss lta Ross, Miss Walker assistant
will give the same demonstration to
women OF the Capitol Hill Home Dem
onSration club in the domestic science
room of the Lee school Miss Walker
will go to Jones and Edmond on the
same day in the interest of the girls
clubs
The Sixteenth and Epworth unit Of
the Red Cross will meet tomorrow at
9 O'Clock in the Epworth church, Six.
teenth and Mckinley treets, when the
women will sew for the Red Gross.
One hundred and nineteen women
workpr for the Ninth and Robinson
unit bi the Red Cross in the surgical
dressing department made during last
week 275 2x2 wipes ATS AKA wipes,
$3.50 8X4 compresseS On Friday 6000
dressings were shipped from this unit
direct TO southwestern divisional head
quarters at ST. Louis. In the hospital
supply department forty women work
ing during the week made forty-scven
bed shirts and four pairs of under.
drawers On Thursday fifty bed shirts
six pairs of pajamaS and fifteen pairs
Of bed socks were turned into the cen
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