Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

hospital supplies are beinis made
There Is work for all The great need
Is for workers
The newly elected officers sor the
Catholic Red Cross are as follows
Mr.. John Chambers. president, Mrs
James MClntrs. treasurer: Its J.
STILES. secretary. There were 20 pair
of pajlmas, = ned Jackets ard -
hathrutes turned into head Irarters as
\ tho weeks work Mrs J a. Mlnion,
knitting supervisor. repD"te 30 sweat
er%, pair of socks 4 pair OF wristlets
and helmet made during the week
/ For Monday. next. Mrs. g, STALKER.
captain of that day. has extended n
general inritauon 10 the women Of
/ tho city TO asast her ~ the Catholic
! workroCm. Registrations FOR the
/ week we're IA follows: Mrs. - F.
S'1lker. captain. Mesdames l( Dtren-
hardt \ Eeynolds. Elizabeth Watson.
/ Ncll slater. T. +. Jenairgs A. II.
/ kcnuipE \. NJ. Donnelly. Charles
| Dily, G. L. Robertson aud u. l.. Mur-
| rcN. W S9cs Elizabeth Lester ami Car
men coyle. Mrs Ray shot ,aptAin,
NesdamcS TerricS, a. II Evans, "a J.
'onrcv james tuan. ]. H. Marion
AMI Erpeuc Constantin. Miss Ozea
/ Bourc, Mrs. | go quinn captRin. Mes
darres ]. Ee.tzman, John IIlyGcn J.
Ells. Peter MorirlS John Ilingey.
John 'ouncrs, W. etublcr, Dem.
Butler. George lIauptman. =. Hard
man. Matt S'oll John Nd.iHuyh,
Jatrcs t'issctt aud Charles BIssett
Miss sue Cchroy Mrs Thomas J.
Walsh captain. Aiesdames g. S. Os
born sarah ElcNett, Henry Condor.
s. T. - hwidt. 'lr BurkhPrt j. Blair.
James Mclntyre. John Chambers ].
r. Mauior. John l. 'Grifli. Agnes
Holt Nre J. $ HIgr,ns Misses ID
Madden ard Lula Esan
Working units of the surrounding
towns gave q good account Of them
selves the past week as follows:
owasgo. o sweaters. II pair socks.
pair wristlets, 10 bed shirts. 6 suits
paiamos 6 pair bed socks. 1876 four Z
tailed hnnd1Ees l39 scultetus "hand-
ages. 325 sIrr!cal dressings. Oncta
unit of Wh'Ch Mrs w. !. donaldson ~
captain sent sweaters pair socks,
= pair Wrietlote, jerks auxiliary Mrs
ord Neville captain. turned in Il pair
Knitted socks J p suits paiamAS, Glenn
iool reported 10 suits pajamas
The output Of the wurkrOom ~
First Presbyterian church, where the
women last week worked at night IN
o~lcr 90 finish It's quota Of bandages,
was as follows. II bed shirts. 1 bath
robes. 80 bed jackets. 500 bandaees
Tulsa chapter has been asked 10
make @, 500 shot bags which are 10 he
used as weights in the surgical wards
OF the army hospitals. In the correc-
ton ot breaks. strains, sprains etc.
Nhe work IN 20 I've 9ppOrtiOued among
the children OF the city, who viii be
delighted of this opportunity of doing
their bit
Dullette memorial unit commenced
the new year by turning in 10 head
quarters sweaters, 1 scarf, ! pair
wristlets Mrs. George Bullette Is
captain.
Mrs r. A. Gillespie and Mrs. J. T.
Gilmorcs unit. which has the dlstinc- !
ton Of turI in the 'FreSrrst -amouht7
of work oO~Nv --t.f- -n-~> >neiehfrurhood
units last week reported II sweaters.
u pain socks 2 pair wristlets. ! he'll
met The next meeting win be-with
Mrs. Henry Horneker, this week.
IWent} -elEht members OF Tulsa q. |
y. $, members Of which sewed at the
Red Cross Friday have to their credit
the making OF 80 bathrobes.
Jane Addams Chautauqua at its reg
ular meetng, Friday voted to devote
every Monday morning 20 the making
OF banduges at the RED Cross.
---
Fridays knitted shipment was one
OF the largest yet recorded including
&c sweaters. 81 pair socks, pair he'd