The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

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fiss Esn Unit Of Red Cross, Maple
p.ei.,rstlon orless for Red cro',
CLASSES In first aid, home care On
the slek, ara dletsties, Walnut 1900.
Womn Of the Rebecca unit oi 'hc
Red Gross met yesterday N the Oll
Fellows hall and made thirteen pairs
Of bed socks and three suits of palama,
This wis the first meeting oi thc won
n OF this unit since the organization
last week Two machines were donated
10 the worOooms BY Mrs HoW Whit
Mrs. J W Remes. secretary OF the UNI
saws that AZ the next meeting which
sill be sdnesday, the women are
asked 20 turn out in greater numbers
70 sew al day AZ the meeting yr'.
tcrday she say, that only three women
cane 20 work in The morning and iha'
more must come. The rooms viii be-
open a. Q o'clock every Wednesday and
Eill remain open until Z o'clock 30 ih'
afternoon Mrs Reme' asks that ih.
women bring their lunch which w.i
enable them 90 stay
Chairmer Of ihe home service sec.
iion OF the civilian relief department H
the Red Cros, i6r ,hr different districts
IN Oklahoma CITY will be asked 90 male
their report 90 Mrs Claude B M0.ar'-
ney secretary Of thn division, early in
March These charmen have bec1
making calls On soldiers families 10 Che
city as well as their appointed ai'l'
ants. 50 that a complete soldier cen.
sus OF Oklahoma City will be un hand
Tor reference by the civilian rellei dc
partment When the women who have
been selected 70 make these calls visit
the soldiers iamiie, they lind ont from
their relative, Shat service the 'oldit's
are IN and where they are training
Oklahoma county branchc' have home
service departments and Mr. MCIaft
ney is planning 20 have them report az
the meeting in March
The Fellowship club Of the Ioinl
Wou1ens Christian association. com
posed Of Young women who have o.
ceiyed employment through the a,,H
eiation. and organized by Miss AmanI.
Hawkins. employment secretary wlI
hold its weekly meeting tomorrow nlgh
n 10 o'clock in the club rooms Isrmna
Arcade Supper will be served upon me-
arrival OF the women who allcfylrl'
will DO Red Cross work ~ rfc'en
these Young women are making ho>pia
bed shirts They have arranged amons
themselves 10 make a baby layette for q
baby whose father is soldier in The
army. The mother is now in Oklahoma
City Miss Hawkins asks that any
urls who have received employment
through the \. W { A. and who arr
interested in this work and would lik
TO come 10 the meeting tomorrow night
telephone her AZ Maple lll and Sh
will see that plates are provided 10
them
The Willard unit Of the W. {. 7. [
turned in six paiama suits, the worI
OF last week 10 the central Red Cros
work rooms on Tuesday The womc
Of the society met yesterday TO sew al
day in the Willard school building an
started another half dozen garment
which will be finished At the meetin
next Wednesday Mrs. NJ BellSwortt
supervisor OF Red Cross work for IN
society asks that all the women turn ou
10 the meeting next Wednesday a
day. and important business matters ar
10 be discussed.
Mrs Hattie Harris. llF We
Fortieth street returned three comnle'e
cohvalescent jackets to the central Re
Cross work rooms Yesterday Mr.
Harris is one OF the individual worker
for the Red Gross
One hundred and egh,y.nlne banC
ages we're turned into the central Re
Cross work rooms yesterday the woI
OF the women OF the South Side unit
the Red Cross for Friday Saturd,
and Monday On those days there vi
no gauze and so the women had
work on the bandageS Yesterday son
sauze arrived late in the morning
twenty women started to work al
made 1900 AKA wipes The Pilgri
circle Of the Pilgrim Congregation
church worked there Yesterday and I
day the women Of the Mothers Blr,
day club OF Wheeler street and I
Ladies Auxiliary OF Locomotive FIJI
men and Engineers, as well as indiyl
uals will make dressings there !
South Side unit is open every d
from 9 o'clock in the morning until
o'clock in the afternoon in the wC
room in the Washington school bui
ing
The Business College club Of gil
one OF the patriotic groups organi.
BY the Y w. c. A., will meet toni
In the club rooms, the Terminal
cade, to make clothes for the relief
the French children, at 7;j0 oclo
Tomorrow at 4 80 o'clock in the aft
noon the Triple +. Scout Troop
girls viii meet in the club rooms
The evening at Q 80 the Watslka G
will meet in the CLUB rooms Trer
candles and comfort pillows for
soldiers will be made by these I
clubs. Miss Charlotte Allward is
charge Of the girls patriotic work
the Y. w. c. A in place Of Miss R.
Brown, who has recently resigned
girls secretary.
Mrs. z. r Bynum, chairman Of
West Twenty-fifth street unit OF
Red Cross, turned into central
Cross work rooms yesterday five h
pital gowns, five pajama trousers, d
uudershirts four underdrawerS e