, 1924-05-15

the articles and garments neces
County Memorial Hospital duri
has come to be the Lenten wor
rather a goodly number of the
Monday in the sewing room il
the way, was fitted up by the ]
from materials purchased by t
icles and garments as are required.
This year the first meeting was held
on March 10. and the asst on May
the 5th, representing W months of
strenuous work.
The committee was ably assisted
by q number of volunteers besides
its own members, but still could not
complete the work within the usual
six weeks. and continued faithfully
for three weeks longer until the last
stitch was in place. and all the ar
ticles pressed, folded, and tied with
tape in bundles of six of a kind, then
laid upon tables, and the entire pro-
duct of $50 articles was delivered
to Miss Lansing, Superintendent of
the Hospital Few people, compare
lively. knew that the work was go
ing on. let alone realized its magni-
tude.
All the materials used were pur-
chased by the Hospital Aid Society.
being carefully selected by Mrs. Bar
Der, chairman, n paid for from the
treasury. The women who worked
so well deserve the thanks of the
community, whether they sewed for
one afternoon or the entire period,
and 1t is not Easy to find words to
expires this appreciation. In par
ticular is this true of three noble
women who did all the machine work
upon these $40 articles,-Mrs. Jacob
~Rodenbaugh, Mrs. Wayne Hall and
Mrs. George COulson. Every woman
knows that running a sewing-ma-
chine for an entire afternoon is no
joke. yet these ladies did just that
every Monday. and also for two ad-
ditional afternoons in each of the
nine weeks. Experts they are in
every sense Of the word. and their
membership and interest ia Of meal
culable value to h Hospital Aid
Society.
Following are the m of all the
women who assisted In the work, and
whose reward is the knowledgeIthat
they have contributed to the effic'tn-
cy OF the Memorial Hospital and the
comfort Of the patients who seek
treatment there. namely:
Mrs. Raymond Barber. Chairman.
Mrs. w. ] Edwards.
Mrs. F.. H. Deland.
Mrs. Frank II. Johnston.
Mrs. w. W. Weaver.
Mrs. r. II. Hopkins.
Mrs. ]. W. Mullen.
Mrs. W. J. Law.
Mrs. C. w. Morris.
Mrs. VIM. L.. Morris.
Mrs. Basil N. Herkless.
Mrs. Owe Peterson.
Mrs: Homer A.. France.
Mrs. w. F. Waldsmith.
Mrs. l.. q. vivion.
Mrs. Florence ]. Gardiner.
Mrs. S. Il. Tolliver.
Mrs. G. f. Mcneil .
Mrs. w. p. Hays.
Mrs. Ed F. Bennett.
Mrs. /. ]. Rendle.
Mrs. w. w. Daley.
Mrs. II. d. Oberholtzer.
Mrs. ]. II. Meath.
Mrs. w. II. Coleman.
Mrs. A. A. Tobias.
Mrs. Bernard Donnelly.
Mrs. T. l.. Wilfenbergcr.
Mrs. Wayne Hall.
Mrs. Owen Slit.
Mrs. Archer Lapham.
Mrs. Chas. Cantlin.
Mrs. c. ID. S%kipworth.
Mrs. George Coulson.
Mrs. J. Rodenbnugh.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Tobias.
Production Work.
Pajama Suits. outing flannel. 81
Pajama Trousers 10
Towels. hand
Towels. operating .....-...-...-..... 30
Roller Towels 9
Operating Gowns ................ IA
Night Gowns IL
Pneumonia Jackets. quilted out
Ing flannel ~...-..".--..~..- ~
bInoerS %
-. =. covers w
bash curtains -
Operating Table Covers .....-... IL
Breast Binders ~
French Door Curtains .............. IL
Day Pillow Cases ........-.... ~
Total Articles and Gnrmcnts........b2O
Also sundry mcnding and patching.
Legion Will Meet
At Ferris Tonight
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
the membefx Of Fred Duncan Post
OF the American Legion will be held
at the ~Rotary-Lons Don Of the