The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-09
Heads OF Local Chapter Meet Al
Early Hotel at Luncheon and
He It Outlines by Workers
in ccurtI
CITY CAPTAINS NAMED
TO HANDLE DISTRICTS
Town is Divided With Chief over
Every Section Men Work
Downtown While Women
Canvass Residences

More than fifty Red Cross work.
ers were present at the luncheon Civ
en- here today at which time plans
for the Fourth Roll Call campaign
Armistice day--were outlined and all
to begin here November llth--~
arrangements for the opening of
the drive completed
Miss Ethel Pulliam. field repre-
sentative of the southwestern divis-
ion Of the American Red Cross, was
present She spoke on THE Future
Activities of the Red Cross"
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call in
Grady county" was the subject of a
short talk by Moman H. Shepard.
county director. Rev. William Den
ham spoke on the subject What the
Red Cross Has Done and is Doing in
Grady County" Personal Observa.
tion of the Work of the Red Cross"
was the subject of a brief discus.
sion by Dr. l.. E. Emanuel past post
commander of the Chickasha post of
the American Legion.
The luncheon was given in the din
ing room of the Early hotel.
NJ, II. Shepard, director of tho
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call, an.
nounces the following captains for
the coming roll call.
J. W. Richburg, +. NJ. Frey, Harry
Hammerly, H. r. Allen, First Nati.
Bank building block.
Between Fourth and Fifth street.
north to Choctaw, Il. l.. Jones, James
Stacy, L. Erich. Judge VIII Linn.
Between Third and Fourth streets
north to Choctaw: Scott Jones, Jno.
F. Crib, G. II. Evans, r. X. Wooten.
jr
Between Third and Fourth streets,
south to Kansas: B. c. Garvey Rev.
Wendell F. Foster, L. c. Hutson, +.
X. Miller.
Between Second and Third north to
Choctaw, B. B. Barefoot, ]. A. Hyni-
man, Rev c. b. James, Joe Buney.
Between Second and Third street,
south to Kansas: Oscar w. Foster.
II. r. Estes, Conde Mckinley and
Ben f. Morgan.
Between First and Second north to
Choctaw: o. e. Kelley, Jno. T. Ows-
ley.
Between First and Second streets.
south to Kansas: Roy Cason, J. s.
Garner
Ice plant and Frisco, 0. L. Blng-
ham.
Chckasha Mill Geronimo ami
American Express, M. f. Humphrey
and Rev. H. e. Toothaker.
City Hall, Geo. Gattis.
w. II. F., Doughty, McDonaly Hart
Cotton Machine Co, Court House.
Ben Golf, C. b. Hanna, L. C. Wright.
For the residence districts, which
will be taken by streets, north and
south, each captain will be responsi-
BILE for her street. AS many workers
as may be needed may be selected by
each captain, and assigned a definite
number of blocks to work. A good
plan is to give each worker the
neighborhood in which she lives, the
captains collecting the money and
books after the workers have finish
ed the district which has been rs
signed to her. directors suggest.
The Captains will report the re-
suit of the work of her assistants tn
216 First National Bank building.
From the west of given street
to the east side of the next street
west will constitute a Captains
street. Each street will have two car
tains, and they may divide the street
as they see fit, each captain naming
as many workers as are needed.
!. Third and Fourth street block
Mrs Herbert White. Mrs. c. C..
. Gowdy
. Fourth and Fifth street block.
. Mrs. Edna 7. Watkins. Mrs. Hugh
. Harvey
. Firth and Sixth street block, Mrs.
. c. B. James, Mrs. Will Linn.
. Sixth and Seventh street block.
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