Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-03
FOOD SAVING IN THE HOME
Mrs. E. B. Cope Will Work Among 0uI
People Along That Line for
Some Weeks.

l MIS-. Emeila ID. SOpe, OIL CnatIt
nooga, has been assigned to this cour
ty and Fentress to give instruction
along the lines that will enable ou
people to eat less wheat breads and ye
live IN just as healthful manner.
Mrs. Cope belongs to the teachin
force of Chattanooga. Is president o
the County Teachers Primary roun
table and is lady of intelligence an
refinement.
The purpose of her work here IS t.
instruct the people on ways of prepar
ing food that is wholesome ant
strengthening to the body and yet les
expensive than what many have beel
accustomed to use. One of her mos
| important works will be to show how
bread making in the home can be di
rected along lines that will mean less
use of wheat fiours and yet be appetlz
ing and Strengthening. She will IN
clude IN her work many things that
will help to make the home better al
no greater cost or even less cost than
we have been used to.
COURT HOUSE FRIDAY.
Friday at 2 clock p. m. she will
conduct demonstration IN bread max
ing, make talk on food conservati lion
and atterward she will organize Food
Conservation Club of the people of
town with the view to having them
keep alive the work and thereby bring
out OF It much larger results.
1t is also the purpose of Mrs. Cope
to hold meetings or rallies at many of
the school houses over the county on
Saturdays. these meetings are ex-
pected to be held jointly With the work
of the county agent, Mr.. Adsmond,
who will advise the farmers as to the
best methods to be employed in prepar-
ing for the crop next year, and espec-
tally to encourage the sowing of wheat
this year
These meetings can be made of great
value by the people joining heartily In
the work-as they doubtless willard
thereby awaken among themselves the
best mel hods they know of preparing
and providing foods that are healthful
and good at less cost than has been
the custom in years past when food has
been more plentiful and the demand
much less than at this time.
There are many ladies over the coun-
tty who have excellent methods Of
food that is very likely not
known generally and by attending
these meetings and telling of the best
ways they know Of, the general stock
IF information will be much enlarged,
The meetings made more interesting
and the general good derived will be
much larger than If all is left to Mrs.
cope.
The success and benefits to be de- |
lived rests more largely with the good |
over the county generally
han by anything Mrs. Cope can do.
She is willing and ready to lend any
I'D possible but all she can do will
cunt for little unless the women gen.
rally get interested in this food saving
'roblem and lend their assistance.
'hink over this phase of the matter,
drs. Farmer, and come out to these
aeetings prepared to lend your help in
whole hearted manner. BY so doing
ou will help wonderfully. apd Just in
roportion a. you help others you will
Q helped in turn, for you can neither
elp ncr be helped unless you take an
ctive interest in the question of saw
,g food.
WHERE MEETINGS WILL BE.
Mrs. Cope has been holding meetings
ast of Crossville this week. Monday
ne was at Dorton. Tuesday at Ozone ,
nd TOMORROW she will be at Westel.
riday and Saturday she will be in
rossville. Next week her itinerary /
iii be as follows: 8
Crab Orchard, Monday.
Creston, Tuesday,
Maryland. Wednesday,
Isoline, Thursday.
2he will be dependent upon the peo-
e to carry her from one appointment
another and it is hoped that some =
rson interested will make it a point .
look after her transportarien from
.eston TO Mayland. From Mayland l