The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-15

Y Ss o~ip,.ry secretary,
-. financial secretary.
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6AS Slsisslss, Maple ISys.
JE local chapter Of the Daugh.
ters Of the AmerieAn Revolu.
X tion voted At iis meeting Friday
to Subscribe $500 for the CO.
lment 'of hospital bed f@ a.
ma wounded in an overseas hos
and half that amount was raised
IN minutes from members present
Ada Lewis Tucker heading the
seipej6ns with $50.
Y eSseona City Is already supporting
boopital bed for Oklahoma soldiers
has rajsed more than 500 for the
ogt Of another. Mrs Charles
Dces 10 chairman OF the committee,
- V accepting the subscriptions
! The new series OF day classes in home
oufsing, dietetics, and first aid will
nseet on Tuesday and Friday at Carnegie
Ufary. the dieteties ciass from 1880
u01il II o'clock, the hsmc lnarsing class
Sfvm ! rs p. m. until 2:4S o'clock and
~ first aid class from ! until o'clock
h the afternoon with DR.. J. r. Messen-
b1pSh instructor in first aid work
Ths scsond lesson OF this series Of
e)asses wih given yesterday with all day
eassss completed In enrolment A new
CDeo,s will Immediately be started.
otndsnts desiring any or all OF the
|, eopfses should enroll at once, Mrs.
/ e L pausherty announces.
Claoses are held every evening In the
NeGk - follows: Monday and Friday,
0fst aid with Dr. Lawssn, instructor /;
eo13ss, Tuesday and Thursday even
~ Win Mra James Evens, Instruct
-: home nursing Wednesday and Sat.
pfday evening with Miss Renette Hill,
jAetssctor.
Three LESSONS already have been given
y first aid work but II students de-
NE 10 take this course, provisions have
toon made TO enroll them Monday
eeoAlns. beginning with the fourth les
IN 20 that they may complete this class
work by making up the three lessons,
- they will have the general review at
NE end Of the course.
TIE Columbia school unit which
1orks Wednesdays. and Fridays COM
rleted ten pairs Of pajama suits this
week though only seven workers re,
ported Wednesday and two reported
yestcrday. with Mrs. J. L. Wilson
ehsirman OF work. Hereafter hShours
VIII Ne from 9 until 2 o'clock.
One pair OF socks wss comFfeted and
tprnsd In. All work Is to be delivered
Wednesday to central Red Cross work
sONms.
Two hundred and ten workers report
- d the state capitol unit this week,
waking ESQ s-yard rolls, under Mrs.
bepfh B. Harrison. chairman. The
&ll(Wing elnhs worked idrrig the five
W.: Monday, u T. c. club and the
Cosmopolitan club; Tuesday. the East
lde Ladies aid society Of the Metho.
~ church; Wednesday, individual
yosless; Thursday, chapter r Of the
u q, T. and yesterday individual
WefIpess.
Ma. c. r. Ames. Mrs. James Vans.
". Mrs. Joseph Huckins, Jr. and Mrs
/: Veurye B. Rittenhouse were instructors
grias the week. Mrs. z. r. Howard.
U, w. r. Blcakmore, Mrs, Logan and
r1' J. B. A. Robertson are regular
Vetcefs who turn out their regular
i r1ptaa every week.
y11esday Miss Roy Harrison re-.
Gived her 72-hour Red Cross emblem.
ST. luke's Methodist church unit
Xhieh met Wednesday Thursday and
EfidAy had twelve thirteen ande ten
workers respectively this week.
Seven pajama suits, forty bed shirts
cpd twelve pair of socks we're com.
Ieted. Mrs. Leroy Long chairman Of
tAs unit Is completing her first year as
chairman. having taken over this patri-
otlc work last July Immediately follow.
nc her completion Of surgical dressing
cqurse under Miss Jessie Van Wormer,
pioneer instructor in this line Of work
Ihe University Christian church unit
cUmnleted this week during their Tues
Day and Thursday meeting. ffty-five
~ shirts fifteen workers being on
hand Tuesday and eleven Thursday.
Mrs H E. Hawkins OF l440 Wes'
Thirty.first street, Mrs. Joe Seannell
u 1863, West Thirtv-firt street. Mrs
M SeAnnell and Mrs. Scovai Of 1862
tst Thirty-first Mrs. F.. G. Davis
~ Daihreek and Mrs. c. w Bleuler
H9 West Thirty-fourth are among
81 u eependable workers each week.
& limited number of women are be
I lopt to France by the Knights OF
gbus committee on war activities
1nAteen service, hospitals and where
needed. Government regulations
W H met regarding applications for
Nh. Therefore 10 women whose
@ we're born in an enemy country.
r. ~ has 3 husband. son or krothe-
|Itnsy service can he accented. All
4 uaatS siso murt be over thirty
- b as.
>bty-five states and one territory
- pSesented together in a Sunday
- Sless In Washington. d. c. mem
bef& }<5ng made Washington their
ter 3 hpme while being employed
in legsNent service Miss Jessie