Red Cross Auxiliary Report Highlights 203N Chapter Activity
The 203N Red Cross Auxiliary reports May progress including 3600 knitted garments and ongoing surgical dressings. One thousand two workers enrolled and 452 undergraduates pledged to provide financial support. Average 264 workers per day with material costs around 1500 dollars and 600 weekly hours in Red Cross work.
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Nsrmsureseienten Wen
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Baye Eimiertanyuernianegonen
Red Cross
Social Service Representatives Support College Settlement Drive
A representative serves on the College War Relief Council with 50 girls doing work at Settlements and social agencies. Workers are listed at Big Sister Movement Bowling Green Neighborhood House Americanization Agency of Suffrage Party Arnold Jamybee House Central Jewish Institute Child Welfare Federation for Assistance of Cripples Greenwich House Spring Street Settlement University Settlement 4Y W CA 10 Church Settlements 5 College Settlement 12 Hudson Guild 3 Hartley House 3 Henry Street 2 John Hall Memorial Also raised 317 dollars to establish a Camp at Summer Home of College Settlement.
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College War Relief Council
Big Sister Movement
Bowling Green
Americanization Agency of Suffrage Party
Arnold Jamybee
Central Jewish Institute
Federation For Assistance of Cripples
Greenwich, House
Spring Steet
University Settlement
W. CA
College
Hudson Guild
Hartley Houge
Henry
John Hall
War Saving Stamps Booth Opens and Schedules
Booth opened Feb 18 for War Saving Stamps with two hours daily until Easter. After recess, hours shift to 9 to 4. Three girls work two hours weekly and sixteen girls one hour weekly totaling 49 hours weekly. Thrift Stamps sales show 375.05 dollars.
Women’s Land Army units in New York recruit Barnard volunteers
Bedford Mt. Kisco McDougall N Y Seneca County Bridgehampton and other units will recruit Barnard volunteers. About 100 girls have signed up for this work as 75 seniors give up graduation exercises to take examinations.
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Bedford
Mt. Kisco
McDougall
N. Y
Seneca Co
Bridgehampton
Long Island
Barnard
Bedford Unit Adopted for 1918 Camp Plan
The text describes undergraduates and alumnae supporting unit camps three weeks early, with underclassmen taking exams and going to Bedford to assist planting. A publicity drive, including tours in Delaware Maryland New Jersey New York and the West, partnered with the Publicity Committee of the Woman’s Land Army. The Bedford Unit, led by Barnard undergrads and alumnae, is the model for summer 1918 with similar camps nationwide.
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Bedford
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
West
Woman’s Land Army
Barnard
Registration In Total Barnard War Work Attendance
Students in Barnard College registered for war work roles. The list shows hours per week and types of work including canteen duties, Red Cross, clerical Typewriting and miscellaneous tasks such as poster making and farm advertising.
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Red Cross Oem
Social Service
Report of Treasurer Under Graduate Association Barnard College
The May 14 1918 treasurer report shows receipts totaling 5417.59 with sources including organization dues war fund and bond purchases. Disbursements amount to 5417.59 covering receptions stationery printing flowers donations conference debatings and student exchange plus allotments to various organizations. Dorothy Brockway signs as Treasurer.
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Barnard College
War Relief Committee
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard Farm
H. R. Massey
Liberty Bonds
University Teas Association Hosts May Tea at Boathouse
On Monday afternoon May 6 the University Teas Association held a tea at the boathouse. Refreshments were provided by the association and about $40 was raised for the Canteen treasury.
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University Teas Association
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Gronm
Women’s Land Army
Regis- Tpt
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Sarah
Quescannes
Frientsity War Fund
Blue Boks Eemenensene
Eesenneer Seenet Ean
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Dorothy Brockway
New York City
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