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Show I rTEDCROSS NOTES BUY TOUR LUNCH. 'The Foods committtees for the Bed Cross Auction to be held on the Fourtn of July are planning to sell at reasonable reason-able prices sandwiches, cake. pie. sal ad, hot and cold drinks and other refreshments re-freshments suited to all ages and ap-petitefl, ap-petitefl, 'These will be sold immediate ly after the morning services, so as to save the housewives the labor of going home and cook' ig hot dinners. Another section of the foods department de-partment will sell jellies, preserves bottled fruits, pickles, dried fruits and vegetables, fresh vegetables, eggs, butter, cream, cheese and any cooked foods not on the lunch counters. Every Ev-ery family in town is expected to donate do-nate supplies to this department. The place and date for receiving these will be announced later. Red Cross Auction Committee, JOHN P. FULLER, Chairman. The following information of interest inter-est to all Red Cross workers, is contained con-tained in a circular letter addressed to all Chapters, by the Mrs Josephine I). Wood, superintendent of hospital garments. gar-ments. Mountain Division, Denver, Colorado: The Mountain Division has received a heavy allotment of knitted garments of which the Iron County Chapter's portion is: Sweaters, 178. Socks, 1070 pairs. 'These are to be completed and in our warehouse not later than September Septem-ber 1st. At least make monthly shipments ship-ments or oftener if possible, and do not put off the shipping of these garments gar-ments until the last moment, for in that way it would cause a great deal of congestion in our Inspection room. The following listed articles made up the last weekly shipment from the Cedar City bianch to the Denver headquarters: 15 abdominal bandages. 50 4-tniled bandages. 50 Many-tailed bandages. 100 T-bandages. 90 triangular bandages. 85 comfort pillows. 105 pillow cases. 145 pairs of socks. 52 sweaters. 120 pairs bed socks. 20 ice bag covers. 25 operating caps. 25 operating aprons. 90 operating leggins. 25 operating masks. 11 layettes. 1!) pajamas. 50 bed shirts. What are you planning to do for the Red Cross Auction July Fourth? The call of the Red Cross is sacred and no one can afford to ignore it. Have a good time and help a good cause by saving your money to spend for the Red Cross on the Fourth. Some good improvements have been made this week by Contractor George A. Wood and his crew of cement men to the sidewalk in front of the post office and the Cedars Hotel. Wider pavement there, where the crowds so frequently congregate, will prove a (.rut convnience and improvement over ov-er former conditions. A most enjoyable time was had at the dancing party given at the Ward Hall Thursday night in honor of the retiring bishopric under the auspices of the West Ward Relief Society. The retiring officials are Alex G. Matheson, Mathe-son, bishop, and Jethro Palmer and S. F. Leigh, counselors. Rishop Matheson Mathe-son was presented with a luxurious upholstered arm chair, the presentation presenta-tion speech being delivered by Mrs. E. C. Watson. Pro. Matheson responded feelingly, expressing his thanks and appreciation of the good will shown toward him by the people of the ward. Musical numbers by Kenneth Roylance and H. L. Frisby were greatly enjoyed, en-joyed, and were followed by a talk by Mr. U. T. Jones. |