New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-03-07
MEXICO
RED CROSS


The Red Gross Homo Service
1t exists especially for the benefit
Of the family of the sailor and SOL
der and for the help and relief Of
the returned or discharged soldier
himself. In every county seat of the
state, If not nearer. there is a home
service office, to which any member
of the family of q soldier or sailor
may apply In need. and receive ad-
vice. financial assistance, medical at
tention. and most important of all,
sympathy and moral support.
A list of the county chapters and
secretaries follows: pin it up some
where:
New Mexico Home Service Chapts-s.
Albuquerque, Mrs Fred Lee.
Artesia, Mrs. S. z. Feree..
Chaves county chapter Roswell,
Mrs. I. B. Hetbst.
Colfax county chapter, Ration, Miss
Nellie Scanlon.
Curry county chapter. Clovis, Mrs.
Charles Steed.
De Baca county chapter, Fort Sum
ner. Mrs. w. H. Parker.
Dona Ana county chapter, Las
Cruces, Mrs. Laura Frenger.
Eddy county chapter, Carlsbad,
Mrs. Pearl Bradon.
Pennington chapter, Pennington,
Mrs. Lucille H. McGregor.
Grant county chapter, Silver CITY.
Mrs William Harris.
Guadalupe county chapter, Santa
Rosa Mrs. j.. Noise.
Lea county chapter. Lovington, Dr.
A A. Dearduff.
Lincoln county chapter, Carrizozs,
Miss Grace Jones.
Los Lunas chapter, Los Lunas,
Harry P. Owen.
Una county chapter. Dem;ps.
Dori. Watson.
Mckinley county chapter. Gallup.
F. S.. Lawrence.
Nora county chapter, Wagon
Mound. Simon Vorenburg.
Northern Rio Arfiba chapter.
Ctsma. Mrs. Effie B. Stauder.
Otero county chapter, Aiamogordo,
Mrs. Alma Latham
Quay county chapter, Tucumcar,
Mrs. T. N. Lawson.
Rio Pucrco district chapter, Gaia
Mrs Matte Barren.
Roosevelt. county chapter, PortA'es
Miss Irene Smith.
Roy chapter. Roy. Mrs. F. H. Grow.
Sandoval county chapter, Bcrna!;-
10 Mrs. w. P. Benham.
San Miguel county chapter. Fast
] as Vegas, Mrs. r. l.. Myers.
Santa Fe county chapter. Santa re.
l:rs. Clara Carru,h.
Sierra county chsfter, Hilisbors.
~Sovorro county .h .o.>r, Soco--e,
NJ g Anne Hilton.
laos county ch'l:eT. TItS Mrs.
Mary DuBor.
Torrance county chapter. E~stancis.
twelve miles north of Willard and
miles from Kennedy, Rev.
w. J. Waltz.
Union county chapter, Clayton,
Mrs. Norma Paddock.
Upper Animas chapter, Aztec, E.
Waring.
Valencia county chapter, Belen,
Bernard Jacobson.
Western Socorro chapter, Magda-
lena. Mrs. R. A. Thomas.
Leaves For France
Miss Erna Ferguson has received
4 message from the Mountain divi.
zion of the Red Cross at Denver 70
report in New York on March 10Th.
o sail with a Red Cross cantceA
contingent sailing on the 18th. Miss
left Albuquerque on the
Wednesday the fifth for
Wash 'ngton, where she will stop to
zee her brother. Harvey. and his wife,
md her sister, Miss Lena FERGUSON
Who will probably accompany her to
New York. Miss FERGUSON has beca
n charge of the Red Gross Nome
for some time, and zen
Icing an invaluable work throu4 bout
he state. She had planned to 60
and was ready to sail At
he time the armistice was signed
the Red Cross discontinued
ending any workers and has sent
10 further cont:ngents until the pre-.
ent time. The warmest wishes #
N unusually large circle of friends
will go with her.-Albuquerque
Frank M. Vaughn, Of Denver, d.
ector of the bureau of development
f the Red Cross for the mountaiu
was present at a meeting
{ the local chapter Tuesday after
DON. He outlined plans Of campaign
nd presented the great need of it's
recess. The clothing problem is one
{ the most serious faced by the
European people who have been lib.
rated by the war. At least l0,Ooo
ons of clothing is needed. A big
rive will be conducted in the near
uture by all Red Cross chapters
nd branches in the mountain divi-
ion to furnish their quota of used
shoes and blankets.
ed Cross Dance
The Red Cross dance las. Friday
light was 4 social and financial sue
ess, the receipts being $4,000. The
,ysic furnished by the Artesia or
was highly appreciated and
passed off pleasantly
axe Arthur Times.
God Sales Popular
The food sales at the Red Cross
hop are becoming more popular
very week. and the supply, furnished
Y the different organizations w
nite meets the demand. Last Satur-
ay the ladies of the Catholic parish
,ok in for cooked food and the serv-
Of tea to patrons $25.35, and the
sh pond melted $33.l1. The fish
md proved a very attractive feature
I'd many enthusiastic youngsters