The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-28
ROLL CALL PLAN
ANNOUNCED HERE
FOR RED CROSS
Branch chaIrmen Appointed by Mrs.
pertrsm Harris: Rallies 10 Bo
Held at Various Points
Over County.
CHAPTER ACTIVITIES
FOR YEAR OUTLINED
Speakers 10 Visit Polnf N County;
Musical Program VIII Ne Given;
Red Cross Sunday Church
Feature.


Red Cross Roll Call In Grady county
were appointed yesterday by Mrs.
Bcriram Harris. chapter chairman.
acting as county Roll Call director
N the absence Of Moman II. shep.
ard. called to Roanoke. Va. last
week on account OF the erbus ~
ness OF his mother.
The appointments announced by
Mira. Harris are: Or. ]. S. Little,
Minco; DR. G. Il. Putnam. Tuttlc:
Mrs. S. II. Grover. Rush Springs:
Dr A. J. Barry Alex; Dr. c. r.
Cox, Ninnckah: Roy c. Smith. Brad
ley: Luther Hollingsworth. Amber:
Arthur W. Lyle. Pocasset and Mrs.
Otis NJ. Lay. verden.
Joe c. Burnoy recently was named
city chairman for chickasha.
These cbalrmen will direct tho
Roll Call activities In their rcspec-
Ai'' toHlinuHiilcH.
Rallies Are Planned.
Preliminary TO the opening of tho
Roll Call drive on Armistice Day.
November If, rallies will be staged
in the various towns In the county
according to plans announced yester-
day. Accomplishments Of the Grady
county chapter during the past year.
the need and necessity Of the con.
tlnuance of the work and the plans
OF the organization for tho ensuing
year will be discussed by speakers
at these rallies. Names of Rev. Cliff
ford b. James, pastor Of the First
Christian church here; Rev. II. E.
rector of the st. Luke's
church; b. B. Barefoot.
ard the president of the Chickasha
Of commerce appear on the
list of speakers.
Music and readings are features OF
The program outlined for the rallies.
The music will be furnished by n
male quartet composed of J. G. Nc
NELL, Joe Burney, j.. d. Wade and
J. II. Lane, of the Chickasha Battery
company. Mrs. A. B. Morgan and
Miss Thompson, Of the Oklahoma
College for Women, will furnish the
'eadings.
A report issued today shows that
he Grady county Red Cross chap
er has rendered service to 2,152
,eople since November 1, 1920; that
Turing the same time, government
policies totaling S65O0O
lave been renstated through the
Efforts Of the chapters that compen-
alton claims were filed for 10 dis
lbled ex-service men; that So appli-
ations for vocational training were
lied for ex-soldiers and that 81 of
hese applications were approved
nd seven are now pending before
he board.
The report further shows that
hapter representatives made 300
alls to investigate sickness, relief,
hid welfare, ETC.; that medical
reatment and disqualification was
btained for 81 sick men who served
he United States during the world
var; that $1,05O from the state fund
or sick and disabled ex-service men
vas spent through the chapter of
ice; that Victory Medal applications
we're filed for 439 ex-service men.
A comparative statement of the
hapter activities during the past
wo years shows that during the fis-
al year ending November 1, 1921.
he work of the chapter has in
reased materially.
Rally Schedule Announced.
The schedule of the rallies to be
tagged under the direction of the
led Cross organization in Grady
ounty follows: Minco, Tuesday ev-
ming, November /. 1880 o'clock:
'uttle. Wednesday evening. Novem-
er 2, 1:30 o'clock: Rush Springs.
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