The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-25
Mrs. Nettie Coryell, Woman Dem.
onstrator for County, Receives
Official Federal Appoint
ment from Washington
WANTS TO MEET
all The MEMBERS
Will Spend Time in Office Of Farm
Bureau and Travelling IN County;
Hundred Farmers Daughters
in the Work

With one county demonstrator al.
ready working wonders in Grady coun.
ty. second one took up official cu-
ties this morning. Mrs. Nettie Coryeit
whose commission from the federal
government arrived last night. She
will have complete charge OF work
among Grady county girls and women
just as o. c. Cooper has complete
charge of the work among boys and
adult farmers.
Mrs. Coryell has taken desk in the
office OF the Commercial and Farm
bureau. and she will spend all he's
time there when she Is not out visiting
club members over the county or do
ing other work outside the office. She
wishes especially to meet here any of
the girl club members when they visit
the county seat town.
The principal work OF Mrs Coryell
win be that with the girls clubs. There
are just hundred daughters of farm
ers In Grady county who are In the
work for better cooking, better poul-
Try and better canning Mrs Coryell
win have complete charge OF them OF
the number. 81 are III the canning
club Each Is raising tenth of an
acre OF garden. chiefly tomatoes. then
they win exhibit at the county fair
twelve glass Jars field with vegeta-
hles or fruit and six glasses of jelly
Each must also make regular reports
10 the county agent and to the federal
government Oh just how the garden
is tended and Just how much ii pro
duces.
The Better Bread" club already has
80 members. Its purpose is to teach
better cooking OF everything in the
bread and pastry line. Members begin
by trying batter cakes. then make bis
cults. light bread, corn bread. cakes
and cookies. AT the county fair, each
must exhibit one loaf OF bread, six bis
cults and either loaf Of ginger bread
or dozen cookies.
Thirty-nine Grady county girls are
raising pure bred poultry this year un-
der the supervision OF the county agent
and the federal government. Each
member has already secured a setting
OF pure bred eggs, then must care for
the flock under directions furnished
by the department. Each must ex
hibit three birds at the county fair.
one cockerel and two pullets.
But Grady county girls sIe not con-
filming themselves to just the three
clubs organized especially for them
Several have entered the corn and cot
ton clubs in competition with theboys
Agent Cooper, who has seen their
crops. declares that some of them viii.
make hard competition for the boys
Among the Grady county girls who
win contest for corn and cotton prizes
are Ola and Lovilla Raines OF Chick
asha, who are IN the cotton club: Pru.
eta Burch OF Ireton, corn Jessie
Bruner. Rush Springs, cotton; Mary
Whalen, Verden. corn; Ellie Kilgore,
Bradley, cotton. and Vida Green of
Acme is raising a pig.
The complete list of Grady county
girls of whose work Mrs. Nettie
Coryell took charge this morning fol-
lows:
Chickasha: Almittie Dorsey, Minnie
Reynolds, Eula Cant, Essie DeHart.
Anna Taylor. Hazel Holloway. Louise
Ritch, Geneva Crum, Daisy Rice. Lo-
disky Dykes, Vivian Conn, Lucille
Shelby,
Minnie. Reynolds. Minnie Terry.
Ruby Holcombe, Louise Newman, An.
ma Nelson, Grace Newman. Elsie
Shelby, ALA James, Inez Meek, Ola
Raines. Lovilla Ranes, Lonas Hum.
phrey.
Tuttle. zoria Hardy. Grace Ruth,
Orpha Ruth. Tennie Richardson,
Jewell Marshall Bertha McNeal, Eu-
nice Roger. Gertrude Allen. Lillian Nc
Neal, Ruth Hogan. Anna Hogan, Berta
Carol, Irene Huffmen
Rush enringe. Ieesie Rrnnar. Katie