The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-17
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Womsn's Council OF Defense, Maple
BED Gro" Chapter. Secretary, Ma
Red Cross. Financial Secretary,
Maple 2862.
Central Red Cross Workrooms,
Walnut e92.
Elks Hail unit OF Red Cross, Maple
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes In first aid, home care OF the
sick, and dletetes, Maple t4Ts.
Mrs. T. Z. WalIower, who recently
found il necessary 10 resign her office
as city chairman OF the womens coun
ell OF defense, on account OF expected
absence from the city, in response TO
urgent appeal OF the board Of directors
OF the womens council OF defense, has
agreed TO resume her work as chairman,
10 fill the place made vacant by resigna-
tion of Mrs Clarence f. Henley Mrs.
WaIower finds she will be absent from
the city only a short time this summer
and in her absence the duties Of the
chairmanShip will be carried on by dit
fercnt women from among the directors.
The fund out Of which the women
Red Gross workers Of the unit at the
Elks' clubhouse buy material Tor the
surgical dressings they make will he
considerably increased as the result oi
the kindness Of the visiting undertakes
who were in convention here this week.
Instead Of putting their money into an
expensive banquet originally planned TO
he held Wednesday night OF this week,
the funeral directors voted 10 turn over
the amount each member Of the aSso-
citation would have paid for a dinner
ticket to the Red Cross treasury, AZ
the meeting Wednesday night delega-
tion OF five women workers from the
FlkS' unit. dressed in the Red Cross
uniform, went to the meeting. In the
group were Mrs. Ray McClain Mrs. u.
/. Tissinger. Mrs !. w. Patterson Mrs
J /. Daniel and Mrs. ]. /. Hutton.
The sum OF 1925 was collected. OF this
sum over 800 was in currency and
when one out -of-town member rose up
10 say that he would make a check do
nation Of $50 il three others would
make $50 donation, three others soon
made themselves known. The Rev
Frank Roach and Mrs. IiSSinger made
sno'' 'I''''''' '''"'''''e wv
's''o'A
CD. .t,.-,oon =, o'r,o,k there
:, '"',uAs ,.,,;,,,;ar ,n.et;re At Oak
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- e.li.J ,bo,,t twelvr
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~, Ou' ,L;. ,.;ahbn,bood are anxious
a. ~, ;n,o p.d co. WORK and al
,uu,, on ,rco,,r, of scarcity Of farm
,.Le h.,,. 90 do ,rrcb work on the
iann' are de'eIn,h.u !" a''u W. a,,I
work TOT tne Ne1 N'"'H w. f1H Ill
KNITTING Mts' l. ii"'taPIe." P';.
open the meeting ana asS's' w o.sH"
Ing the women lheSe worKeIS WIZ -.
afiii'a'ed WIN ,ne Nnoo.am w ",s ~ ,he;,
wiz nave "o'N'h 'u>''a''
own
r.. ELL, .,;, ,.,, ,w,y two boxes
ine ~ l',;,o. Oan in all YES
susI a,, ,b., III, PRODUCTION
, ,I', ~ a"a i",;,o ,,o veil Ye,ter-
a.. III r. "o ,oon, Vas in charge of Mrs.
W"' ' I,, and Mrs. George Cook
y
Th.,. ar. s,;Ii three long tables in this
wcfkroom whete wo,ne,. "'..,"s so,,nJcd 80
sacriiiee VI oruer u.a, so,"' ausd by
soldier ne oa, pe.nap ;"rs ,.n
one OF tnese sen ss"e vi, ~ co.,
ilnd chance 10 wDtk TnS ..r, anu mr " of ,bis
daily weicofieu. .ne .''aia ara, ~, !, ,hc
workroom sun n,dn'a.. , ,nn' - ,hs c;tv
most oolnioftso'e wolS.o;'" ho;ra done
where Red ofoss worN ~ ovs .,sr
with plenty OF eletu' al I rorg.n;al
and Rood Vent''a''"' au
women WIN "horn 10 "o'"
,t,,. Dad c,os, workers do not
h.r,n.e !, some workrooms
h'G" .h.n. ~ c,.,o,, not generally
uS ~ hr, onc of the rules OF
.eI IL 10 the effect that every
wo-Let @ before putting ON the Red Gross
uniform ahu sta'''ns ~ ,"aMe ,sL.d 10
IN the wo,kIoo,' ous,n " a,I.a;.rce
take the keu SIosS 3s:n;, 1s. ,,hi;ra,;or
Inc orsanla.'ouL o, .nJ s,,p Il ;s AN
lays Sues o r.. ad,r;n;s,.red with
oatn ,ha' Snouu .nd ,.i,h ali the