Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-12

r mix, Wltnout stirring the pudding.
Work among the Hoover Clubs in the
sarious churches is proceeding as sue
'essfully in plans for food savings as
he most optimistic food administration
lflcial could hope for. Miss Charlotte
Johnson. Fedora food expert viii as
list in the organization of clubs at lin
manuel T. r. church and Tho Peoples
settlement tomorrow afternoon. and at
I'D Swedes parish house IN the even
ng.
The recipe Tor the cornmeal and fig
pudding, published today. is ono Of
Mss Johnsons Hoover recipes. and ac-
,ording TO the government expert Is
delicious. Other recipes Will appear in
hese columns from time to time
Among the Hoover Clubs this Is
wheat month and in the talks that
Miss Johnson viii give among the
clubs. she viii devote an Of the timo
not used IN discussing details Of Or
sanitation, IN explaining the need for
md how 10 conserve wheat.
Next Monday evening the Hoover
llub, Of West Presbyterian Church,
will meet. This will be the FIRST
meeting Of a Hoover Club, fully or
ganized and ready for work 10 be held
ln this city.
City Hoover committees have been
named as follows by various churches :
First Presbyterian-Nlrs J. s. Ham
iiton. Mrs. E. H. Gallaher, Mrs James
D. Clark.
Delaware Avenue Baptist-Nlrs. ;.
pardee, Mrs q. W. Jackson, Miss MIRA
Starr.
Bethany Baptist-Nlrs. G. W. sends,
Mrs. Annie Whitenack, Mrs. Levi
Rooms.
Mt. salem w. E.-Nlrs. Charles A.
Beck. Mrs Richard Kendall. Mrs. ].
Warren Barley.
silverbrook N. E.-Nirs. Georgia
Warrington. Mrs Bella Mason, Mrs.
Helena Covcrlalo.
McCabo Niomcrial-Nlr> T. u. sal
Salmons. Mrs. o.. ?. Keen. Mrs. L. l.,
Chamberlain. Mrs.. Stella Weir
North Bapiist-Nlrs. stephen w
Moeckel. Mrs. William o.. Wingatc
Mrs. Harry g.. Nanderslool.
First United prcsbyterian-Mrs. J.. L
Fuller. Mrs. Franklin HOPES. Mrs
John Peach.
Grace NJ. Miss Mary j. Wheeler
chairman: Mrs. b O.. Strickland, Mrs
n. 2. Randolph, Miss Melville Gam
brill. Mrs. William /. Todd.
Zion German Lulheran-Mrs. Jacob
Eastlake Presbyterian-Nlrs. A. j.
Lang. Mrs. J.. 3 Tucker. Mrs. Harry
Crook.
St. Stephens Luiheran-Nlrs. Julia
Huber. Mrs o. W. Ladd. Mrs. J.. D.
Isaac.
Christ Church-Nlrs. Marion springer
Mrs. W. r. Miller. Miss Mary Mcbride
second Baptist--Alrs. Joseph stuart
Mrs. Townsend w Miller. Mrs. George
C. Lobden. Jr.
Rural New Castle.
First Baptist Church, New Castle
Mrs. j. a. Mckay, John Farmer Mrs
Frank Hewlett.
Christ Church. Greenyllle-Miss Mar
ion Springer. Mrs. ". r. Miller, Miss
Mary Mcbride.
Nfarshallton Cedar Heights. MARSHALL
on-Nirs. Elsie Fisher. Mrs. Anna Mote
Miss Ella Hopkins.
Emmanuel N. r.. Townsend-Mrs
5lla Z. Burr, Mrs. Sarah r. Taylor
Hrs. Elva E. Hart
81. Georges and summit NJ. E~ ST
3eorges-Mrs. James Gam. 1t. Geo ges
Mrs. Wallace Kane, summit Bridge
,diih Sparks. Delaware City.
II. C.. Shipley and 81 Pauls NJ. T..
ldessa--Mrs. Lee sparks, Mrs. Frank
Davis. Miss MAY C. Enos.
Christ Church - Mrs. Macmillan
Ioopes. Mr.. Paul dupont. Miss Marl
Thornton.
Josiah Marvel. acting food director
addressed the members Of the stat
range az Newark last night. tie r'.
erred 10 the many ways i'm which thf
yrsneers could cid in conserving a.
veil as PRODUCING III said thot 10
addressed them not as Americans. VII,
are grangers. hut as grangers who are
Americans. He told how IN many ways
was better for a farmers wife u
show to q farmers wife, how she could
save meat, wheat suear and fats, tn9i
'ould a woman who lived in a large
ritv. and who was not accustomed To
.he habits and customs of the farm.
The speaker told Of some Of the hor
rible brutalities 10 which the German
soldiers were subiecting every man
woman and child who came within
their power, and of what Americans
mieht expect If the Tcutons SHOULD
emerge triumphant from this conflict