The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-09

and when this particular work of Miss
William 5 is finished the st. Mary
Chapter workrooms will be constantly
under the supervision of Red Cross su-
pervisors who have been drilled in ev-
cry one of the many necessary details.
As a further acknowledge of tho
work of Miss Williams, the Ex-
ecutive Committee has ratified her APP
pointment as Permanent Chairman of
Women S Work of the Chapter by
Chairman c. S. Williams. In making
the appointment, Chairman Williams
paid high tribute to the splendid work
being carried on by Miss Williams and
stated that her qualifications for the
further important work now being as
signed to her were perfect. Miss VIII
liam : appointment was made to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation Of
Mrs. c. $. Williams, who asked to be
released, because lacking in the famiI-
iaritv with the details of the situation.
Mr. c. c. Gott, chairman Of the .Ju-
nor Auxiliary of the St. Mary Chapter
y. X. {. made a complete and Intensely
interesting report of his work 10 date.
He stated that out of 37Sl school chi-
Bren in this parish he had enrolled
1869. A great many schools have en-
rolled 100 per cent Of their attendance.
A detailed report of this has already
been published in the Review it will
be reprinted at an early date. The
method for handling the Junior Auxil-
iary funds was discussed and com
mttee consisting of Chairman Gott, Mrs.
Earl Barnett and Mayor Chas. Lauve,
all of Franklin, to handle the affairs of
the Junior Auxiliary and to furnish in
formation to all branches as soon as
possible. Mrs. V. NJ. Watson, of Pat
terson was elected treasurer of the in
nior Auxiliary.
Mrs. Earl Barnett reported that the
colored people of Franklin were laying
plans to open a work-room for the Bed
Cross.
A new branch Of the Chapter has been
established at Julien where many new
have been secured and deep
interest is being evinced. Consider
able work has already been done by the
loyal Red Cross members at Julien.
In the report of work accomplished
by the different work-rooms of the
Chapter during the week ending March
lst, some splendid records were made
by different units. Berwick probably
btands out most prominently from
comparative standpoint, especially in
the number Of pajamas completed. Most
of the different units have made good
marks in work completed. A detailed
account of this will be published as
soon as the data is available.
An announcement was made of the
coming Red Cross Minstrel to be staged
in Farnklin on April 2nd. Citizens from
all parts of the parish were urged to
Attend this performance ig Franklin
talent. The minstrel was extended an
invitation to show in other towns in the
parish, especially in Morgan City where
it is believed that a large attendance
would be had.
All the details of the Thursday meet
ing will be included in the publication
of the minutes in next issue of the Nor.
gan City Daily Review.
The following members Of the Exec
utive Committee were present: Chair
man G. 8. Williams, Secretary A. B.
O'Brien, Mrs. J. A. Pharr, Mr.. Chas.
Lauve, Mr.. A. N. Gotten, Mr.. c. D.
Kemper, Mrs. George Watkins, Mrs.
Earl Barnett, Mr.. L. Forsythe, Jr., Mrs.
c. B. Forsythe, Mr.. h. 8. Nordyke, Mrs.
H. 8. Nordyke, Mrs. H. J. Williams, Mr..
G. G. Gott and MI. c. E. King.