The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-29
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10 this week Tor the central Red
Cr,,, work room, There were a por-
lion Of the recent order for 300 which
were completed and ready Tor ship
mcnt at central Red Cro,, work room,
today
The Cro-Tat-E En- club which ,cwS in
the central Red Cross rooms on Friday,
was represented yesterday by the fol-
lowing Mrs Harry PoNlcwaitr, Mrs.
~ " Marloli Mrs ] X McNeal.
Mr., A. w Cutler Mrs G. T. Riggan
Mrs. J.. A. Johnston and Mrs { +.
BcrInklc
Mrs. n NJ Gish, Mrs. Edwin Vailc
Mcintyre and Mr., X. n Bennett
twentieth Century club members sewed
at central Red Cross headquarters yes
tcrday
The workers at central surgical
dressings rooms yesterday were nearly
all club members represented by
Soro,i>. &. Knitting unit. Glover
caf club and the L. y G club Tables
which were part of the Elk,' hal!
equipment are placed near the front
Windows the ccnler,pacc being reserved
for packing and other side industries
OF the Red Cross work
Six boxes of various surgical dress
ings were shipped from central Red
Cross work rooms the past week three
being packed and shipped yesterday
Mrs Charles J. Kendall Of Miami
Okla, who is the houScgucSt oi her
parents, Mr. and Mrs George A Ewart
OF 428 West Fifth street, was an in
tereSed visitor in central Red Cross
surgical dressings rooms yesterday
| Mrs. Kendall is an instructor IN the
Miami surgical dressings department
Of the Red Cross and her visit was IN
the interest OF gaining further knowl-
edge Of the work as Oklahoma county
views it,
Owing to the threatening weather
the Liberty market was slow thl, morn
INK though plentiful offerings were on
hand OF onions. rhubarb carrots, cab
bage and wild plumS. A special stand
of flowers was an unusual offerings,
in conjunction with honey an appro-
pirate combination to attract patrons.
Class canning was confined to peaches
and rhubarb, but excellent results are
attained with both fruits
The Wesley unit of Twcnty-fii,h and
Douglas streets had a total of twenty
four workers this week. fifty eight lin
i,hcd garments being put out Thurs
day is the day set aside for this unit
but next week, owing to the Fourth
being a legal holiday the unit will meet
Wednesday, hours g until o'clock
One hundred and fifty-seycn first aid
kits were made by the b & NJ unit thi,
week when they worked at the night
unit OF Elks' hall Tuesday
One hundred and thirty-six workers
| tpOlltV dl lNJ NldNt 'dplN'l ulll' wv
week as follows Monday eighteen
workers. Tuesday twenty-cight work
crs, Wednesday twenty-nine workers
Thursday thirty-three workers and
Friday twenty-eight workers
Six hundred five yard rolls were
made and delivered TO central Rec
Cros, headquarters This unit work,
every afternoon except Saturday and
on Thursday works all day, owing to
thl, being club day,
Miss Lena Banks and Mrs q. J
Logan received their scycnty-two-houT
Red Cross emblem this week
The Willard school patrons unit
which meets at the Willard school Tues.
DAYS and Fridays had ten workers Tues.
day completing ten helpless bed SHIRTS
and Friday seven workers who com
plcted seven helpless bed shirts, In ad
dition four pairs Of socks were turned
in
The Willard school Red Cross rooms
are open four days in the week, Tues
day to Friday inclusive The Willard
w. {. T. L. unit and the Secon'
Methodist church unit meet Wednesday
and Thursday respectively
The Altruistic club. composed Of
members Of the Y w. {. A., have con.
tinucd Red Cross work in addition tc
other activities. They will meet neM
Monday evening at the Terminal rooms