The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-07-12
RED CROSS NOTES

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New members reported from the
Beaverton chapter are: Miss Grace
willard. Miss Ruth Schofeld and
Harold N. Perry. A donation Of S42
was also received from Beaverton.
Nashua new members + as fol-
fols: Mrs. Churhey, Martha Sum,
mers. Mrs. H. F. Dundas, =, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shackleton, Mrs. Leach, Mrs: l..
r. White, Mrs. j. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs;
A. N, Currie, Mrs. Spears, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcneil, Mrs. ]. N. Murphy, Mrs.
Fred Opperman, Mrs. E. SeverSon.
Mrs. J. Priest, Lottie Homer, Lillian
Homer. Mrss. Evans, Mrs: Merle
Priest, Mrs. C. A. Brost, Mrs: John
Torkelson, Victor Dosland, John Ccha1-
fer. Peter Dumback, Mrs. Ben Dyk-
stra. Mrs. Ed Vail, Mrs. Glen Whlt-
lev, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Noun
Anna Noun, Mrs. Thomas Lee, MRS.
A. A. Blackjack, Agnes Mclnerney,
Mrs. P. n. Brost, Mi. and Mrs: Dave
Bell. Mr.. Stall, D. B. Mckee, August
Hanke. Henry Romig, Mrs. Ray Gait,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Duncan, Jessie
Jamison, James McGovern, A.: E.
Carlson, J. w. Waters, William
Schlick,' Sylvester Whalen, Aionzo
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Pontlus' l.. >.
Manor.
At Battleson the Eagle Butte aux
iliary has been organized recently.
Mrs. Charles Jones is chairman; Mrs.
Phil Lowthain, treasurer, and Mrs.
Fred Whittier, secretary. Other men,
bers are Mrs. Henry Feltis, Mayme
Feltis. Anna Roseberry. Charles
Jones. Phil Lowthain, Fred Whittier,
Mrs. NJ. Chapman, Frank R~oseberry,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Loody, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Haines, John Gilmore,
John Brudie, Mrs. Bob Fouchy, Miss
Eva Roseberry, Mrs. Bartholomew,
Mrs. leland Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barnard, Carl Hammerburg,
Annie Hammerburg, Alfred Hammer
burg. Frank Miller. NJ. Kennedy,
Alexius Lewis, Wyman, Feltis, Alice
Jones, Meldon Jones, Nettie Jones,
Elizabeth Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Weigh
i'll. Fred King. Mrs. Kleenan and II.
Jolley.
While Avondale has been doing 4
host Of Red Cross work through the
local Ladies' aid, it is thought much
more can be accomplished by orgai-
izing a local chapter there. On Tues
day there will be a large number OF
ladies present from portionss of the
country at the .Avordale hotel to
complete organization Of this chap
ter as an unusual amount of enthu-
siasm is being put forth.
The Ladies' aid will give an ice
cream social at the Avondale hotel on
Friday, July -, and in the evening
the local chapter of the Red Cross
will give a dance. A large crowd is
expected as an excellent time has
been assured all the bachelors by all
the married women.
The latest patriotic organization
to be effected in the Avondale neigh
borhood is the B. B. of NJ. Bachelors
Brotherhood of Matrimony), whereby
all of the Bachelors agree not to
marry any party of pro-German char
acter or any other nationality who are
not 100 per cent American. Benia-
min Wilson has been elected as sec
rotary and treasurer, and anyone in
terested in the newly organized pat
riotic organization should write Mr..
Wilson direct for particulars and other
information. A sum of $60.4O was
recently turned in to the Red Cross
chapter by E. A. Turpin. This was
taken in at an ice cream social and
dance given at the Brazil Greek
school June %. This makes ovel
500 in donations turned in by tn
Brazil Creek people.
Baylor Red Cross Notes.
Mrs. E. NJ. Jennings, president O.
this auxiliary resigned and Mrs. D. F
McGregor was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
Although sorry to lose so many gooe
workers from our circle, we congrat
ulate the Wild Rose auxiliary upol
their new organization east of town.
On account of distance so great tt
come to Baylor a club has been formed
north of town, which met with Mrs
John Morris last Thursday.
A very pleasant afternoon wa:
spent at Mrs. Ostrom's east of tow
last Tuesday. Those present were
Mrs. H. O. Baylor. Mrs. William Lin
dixie, Mrs. H. NJ. Fox. Mrs. A. P. Nc
1ntyre, Mrs. r. C. Merrill, Mrs. NJ. ]
kauntz and Mrs. Overland. A yer,
nice lunch was served by the hostes;
and a collection was taken up for tn
Red Cross.