Jefferson Barracks Citizens Military Camps - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Lemay, MO)

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THE JEFFERSONIAN S: :il f MRS. ELIZABETH WILSON Red Cross Hostess and lWother of the Campl' RED CROSS ACTIVITIES c'Alive with activities describes the situation at the Red Cross House on the hill. From 9 a. m. until 9 p. m., every day during the camp, the house was crowded with CMTC students, busily engaged in playing billiards, checkers, chess, indoor quoits, Writing letters, and reading current periodicals. Numerous requests relative to illness in the families of students were handled through the Red Cross Field Director, as Were the inquiries from the parents, regarding the Welfare of the students in the hospital. Remaining at her post of duty at all times, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, the Red Cross hostess was Mother of The Campn. Whether it Was participating in games with the students, as- sisting them vvith their letters to their parents or svveethearts, greeting and looking after the parents who visited the camp, calling on the students in the hospital, or chaperoning the girls at the CMTC dances, Mrs. VVilson could always be found 'con the jobw. Arrangements for the CIVITC dances and other recrea- tion activities were made through the Red Cross Field Director on the Post. Pagr' One Hundred Twflm' l x ,.. -......, ' Turf Run Cizoss llouglg NN.v.vmv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.mvmv v V V v v.v.v.v.v.v.' I ' r . s o I 5 ' . . 'K 0 v V v-v vww.v.vww.vw.v vmv v vwwmvwmvws