The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31

Red Gro. Chapter, secretary
Maple 2s62.
R.d cro.. Financial Secretary,
Maple 2862
Civilian Relief Maple 40,
Central Rcd Cross Workroom',
Glks' Hail Unit OF Red Cross. Maple
Registration offices for Red cross
classes In first aid, home care OF the
sick, and distetlcs, Maple IVs.
NESTERDAY every line Of women's
work in Red Cross activities was
closed in honor of the soldier
dead. The various chairmen of women's
work throughout the city had a full
days vacation many OF them spending
their time quietly in their homes to
catch up their domestic affairs.
Mrs Ed Overhoser who has been
tirelessly at work many weeks IN her
Red Gross and Liberty loan activities
spent her entire day campaigning in
her home.
Mrs. PrentiSs Price left the evening
before to spend Memorial day at Fort
Sill.
Mrs George L. Cooke, chairman of
the Elks surgical dressings room. spent
her day at home, but attended the din
ner dance last evening as pleasant
diversion and was ready this morning
to don her cap for Red Cross work
Mrs Wallowcr chairman OF women's
WORK OF the council OF defense and her
assistant, Mrs A. J Rigsby, spent their
day as usual in work at the chamber
ot commerce owing to the urgency OF
the liberty kitchen and market affairs
Mrs Mamie Walker Parks spent her
day instructing the new liberty kitchen
assistants at the domestic science de-
partment OF the high school
Mrs. J. w. Urbansky joined social
club and made surgical dressings for
, ~ Anthonys hospital during the after
noon
Mrs. Thomas n. Owen. chairman of
tie surgical dressings unit at the state
capitol, spent her day quietly in her
home.
The Wednesday Bridge club a social |
organization which has given its entire |
time to Red Cross work, spent the after |
noon Memorial day at ST. Anthony's |
ho'pital making surgical dressings
The Wesley Methodist church unit |
has completed seventy four pieces this
week, twenty pajama suits, eight pajama
coats and sixteen pairs OF bed socks
The Bible class OF the church has pre-
scented the unit with four sewing ma
chimes making ten machines for work |
and adding much to its capacity out
put. Wesley unit meets every Thurs
day, but took holiday yesterday.
The domestic science department OF |
Sorosis met with the state capitol unit |
this afternoon. Wednesday the New
Century club met at the capitol surgical
dressings room.
Monday. the wives OF the United
Commercial Travellers association. will
meet In the state capitol surgical dress
ings room for work
Tuesday, the East Side Wesley Meth
od,st church will spend all day at the
state capitol surgical dressings room.
The Art Renaissance club which was
scheduled TO meet yesterday at central
Red Cross work rooms enjoyed a va
cation. The order of Amaranth of the
Eastern Star also enioyed holiday.
the Temple headquarters being closed
all day.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
unit No. 2 did not meet on its regular
day "wednesday last with Mrs. {, n.
Newell OF 400 East Twelfth street. h
but will meet next Wednesday as usual
There Is sufficient sock yarn on hand ,
now to meet needs of members.
s' On June Is, vacancies in the public
health service at 81 800 a year will be
filled from an open examination held
the United States Women
will be eligible for positions as becte-
biologists under this examination. II is
stipulated that applicants must he grad
rates from college or university of rec
ognized standing IN course including
biology and bacteriology and have had
st least two years post graduate expe-
rience in practical bacteriologic labora :
'ory methods II
On account of the urgent need OF
craftsmen, applications will be received
until further notice to fiji vacancies in
he navy department, Washington. D. C.,
n entrance salaries ranging from 81 to
1.A day. Applicants must state in
heir application the class of drafting
work to which they desire to be as
signed in case Of appointment such as
'hip, marine engine, boiler, structural
'teel. electrical, mechanical. ordnance,
architectural and many other lines. r
The United States civil service com I
Mission announces an open competitive "a
examination for biochemist for both N