The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-08
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tary. with the following members: Mr.,
and Mrs Ludwig, Mr.. and Mrs. Pfolen-
hauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter David, Mr..
and Mrs. Wyke. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Cutehall, Mr. and Mrs. William Nor
mas. Miss Be. Shobwelt. Miss Alma
Craft, Miss Garnet Schier, Miss Mary
Phillips, Miss Lillian Strauss. Miss
Mary knadlcr. Mrs. Golderman, Mrs.
Nell Moesef. Mrs I'D Lyle, Mrs II. II.
Calvin, Miss Katherine McCann. NJ. l..
Roberts, Pat Riley, L. Ncwcomb and
Joe Bess.
H. Z, Ludwig and viii Piolenhauer
have not been able TO work regularly
owing to their willingness to care for
the children and permit their wives TO
join the evening workers Ed Lyle Is
employed NJ the store evenings and
finds no opportunity to work, but is an
enthusiastic member OF the unit.
At their first meeting. April 70, their
output was l8j compresses and 200 ap-
plicators. For May they produced $40
absorbent pads and $50 congresses, 100
absorbent pads being made on May 2S
Two hundred fifteen absorbent pads
and JOG applicators, the first output for
June, were made Tuesday evening.
The series Of classes in dictetics,
home nursing and first aid which will
be conducted at the north room OF
Carnegie library are fully organized.
Officers OF the dlctctics class are Mrs.
J. NJ Diyen, secretary; Mrs James
| Evans, instructor This class will meet
| Thursday and Friday morning at 0:N
The home nursing class under the in
struction Of Miss Reneite Hill will
meet at J rs Thursday and Friday after
moons. Mrs. Viola Omen being the sec
rotary.
The first aid class under DR.. ]. +.
Messenbaugh will meet Thursday and
Friday at o'clock in the afternoon,
Miss Madeline Scher being the sec
retary
The first aid class which will begin
work Monday evening is under DR., NJ
Smith and -enrolments are accepted at
any time before the time of opening
While all classes are organized, there
are few vacancies, and those desiring
to enter may still be accepted
In addition, enrolments are being ac-
cepted by Mrs c. L. Dauehcrty for
future classes and those who desire TO
take class work should Immediately
enroll so that further series may be
classified.
To prevent profteering in food, St
Louis housewives have appointed com
mittees OF five TO fifty women who visit
each grocery store in their district once
a month, They have a commodity sheet
upon which fair food price Is quoted
by the United States food administra-
iion, and when vioators OF the law arc
discovered report is made to the food
administration and each offender is
dealt with as his case merits.
Demonstrations on food substitutes
will be given at the Liberty kitchen
from 2 to 5 o'clock every afternoon next
week by Miss Hewcy'of Wichita. Kan.
| All demonstrations are free and open
to every patriotic American woman of
Oklahoma City who desires TO attend
Special attention will he given to tried
wheat saving recipes in order that
greater cooperation may be attained
in the saving of flour and in flour sub
stitution
The following workers In the sewing
department OF central Red Cross work
rooms received their seventy two hour
period Red Cross emblem this morning
Mrs. Hannah Stewart Of the Skrvin
hotel, Mrs. John M. Hale OF the Lee
Huckins hotel Mrs. c. +. Fades of
SOOh East Thirteenth street. Mrs. r.
+. Bryant of 2ll East Ninth street,
Mrs. Emma Brown of lilo West Twen-
ty-first street and Miss Ida Mullins of
llo West Tenth street.
Mrs, Hannah Stewart, assisted BY |
Mrs. John NJ Hale, were in charge of |
the sewing department of central Red |
Cross wofk rooms today
Mrs. Andrew Kingkade Of the King
kade hotel rel scented the First Pres
byterian church at central Red Cross
work rooms today,
Mrs. J. w. Urbansky assisted Mrs. |
Addie Cupp in the supply rooms at
central Red Cross work rooms today. |
The Knitted garment output at CEN
tral Red Cross work rooms will not be |
shipped until Monday
Mrs Joseph Hoffman and Mrs. Carl
Glitsch were assisting knitters in cen
trail Red Cross Headquarters TODAY