Evening journal., 1917-12-08
EAT Heartily OF
PER..SHABLE foods
This is Dictator's Advise to
Delawareans Dur
ing War
CLUB BOOSTERS IN
CHURCHES TOMORROW

limit Of dairy products, poultry, eggs,
nsh. vegetables or produce.
This is the substance Of the last ad-
vice received today from the Food Nd
mlnistraiion at Washington by Josiah
Marvel. acting food director. The state
ment says.
Foods Of the perishable products
group are essential to nutrition, and
their continued production, distribution
and consumption are vital In view Of
national and international necessities.
"The Food Administration desires to
emphasize these facts and to assure all
producers and handlers OF milk and
dairy products. poultry, eggs, FISH.
fruits. potatoes and vegetables that no
restrictions have been placed on such
food materials or are liable 10 be-
Mr.. Marvel has prepared the follow
ing schedule Of speakers, who will
speak at various PAGES OF worship to-
morrow evening In the interests Of
ar0using popular sentiment TO home
service. such as food conservation:
Caleb 5. Layton. Holy Trinity, Twen-
ty-third and Concord.
Judge George Gray, First Presbyter-
ian, Ninth and Market.
City solicitor Thomas +. Bayard, Inn
manuel, No. 2i00 West Seventeenth.
Josiah Marvel, Scott NJ. f., Seventh
and Spruce.
Herbert n. Ward. ST. Andrews, Eighth
and Shiplcy.
Daniel o. Hastings. Bethany Baptist,
Elm and Jackson.
Henry r. Isaacs, Delaware Avenue
Baptist, Delaware avenue and West
With the impetus given the Hoover
Club movement by the meeting at the
High School auditorium yesterday af-
iernoon when Miss Charlotte johnson,
The Federal expert. discussed plans for
food conservation with the chalr,Vo-
men Of the clubs from practically every
church in'the city. much action along
food saving lines is anticipated. In
this connection Mr. Marvel has an-
nounced the following Ilpover Club
committees FOR SUSSEX county:
Greenwood NJ. T.. Church. Greenwood
Mrs. s. L. Richards, Mrs. Townsend
Rust and Mrs. Sallie Miller.
st. Philips Church. Laurel-Nfrs Vic
tor Records. Mrs. Gayle Hitch and
Miss May Kenney.
All Saints Church, Delmar-NIrs
Edwin r. sirman, Mrs. Fred stevens
and Mrs. J. William Culver.
Grace NJ. L. Church. Nnllsboro-Nfrs
Fred Burton. Mrs. Peter shocklcy aud
Mrs. j. L. Sparklin.
Epworth NJ. Z. Church. Rchoboth
Beach-Airs. May Hudson, Mrs. Della
Palmer and Miss Laura Nlaull.
Georgetown Circuit NJ. f., George
town-Alrs. i. B. Joseph, Mrs. \. H.
+ Wilson, Mrs. John r. Hudson, Mrs
Ebenezer Workman, Mrs. J. J. Lamb
din, Mrs. G.. ". lsaacs, Mrs. w. B
/ Owens. Mrs. p II. short.
Harbcson-J n. Dodd and Mrs. J. J.
Simpler.
Stockley-Afrs. IT. NJ Sohrt.
Lewes Presbyterian Church. Lewes-
Mrs. Willard Collins. Mrs. Charles
Martin and Mrs. Mary B. Brit.ingham.
The Hoover committees named for
Kent county arc as follows.
Pennington, VI. T., Farnington-
Mrs. Roseander, Mrs. ]. b. Powell.
Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. KowovosH. Green
wood r. F. D.--Nfiss Hilda Todd. Mrs.
John Williamson.
Trinity Church. Clayton-Afiss Cora
Walker, Miss Maggie Hunt. Mrs. John
Barkley. smyrna-Miss Mary Spru-
ance, Mrs. Eugene Davis, Miss p. Par
rott.
First Baptist, Nfilford-Nlrs. Thomas
c. Davis, Mrs. B. F. D. Woodall, Mrs.
a. c. Howe.
Smyrna Circuit three churches.
Smyrna-Nnss Bertha smithers. Miss
Anna Wilson, Miss Margaret Walls.
Christ Church. Dover-Nfrs. Charles
c. Short, Mrs. J. T. Startling, " IS. Du-
Pont Walker.
Pennington Presbyterian, Flrming-
ton-NIrs. W. b. Tharp, Mrs. 2. W.
Russell. Mrs George p. Harrh Sion.
Trinity w. f.. Frederica-Nlrs. rhom-
AS v. Cahsll, Mrs. A. w. Carrov. Mrs.
Annie G.. Hopkins.
Wesley VI. b. Doyer-Airs. H.. w.
Teho, Mrs. j. r. Buckson, Mrs. Nollie
Broadway.
w. c.. Harrington-Nlrs. G. rring-
ton, Lucy Jones.
Whatcoat NJ. b., Camden-Nirs Mary
Clark Mrs. J.. Thomas Price, Ms Flor
ence Buck.
Miss johnson. at the High choo:
meeting, arranged for a meeting Mon
day afternoon, at Z o'clock, at 7hich
the chairwomen Will meet to e. 'cuss
further plans for Hoover Clubs. was
decided TO hold the meetings @ the
clubs every three weeks, follow ng a
demonstration the week previous o one
OF the community centers. II is p. nned
20 have twelve Of the centers az ! tho
Hoover club women viii eNpiaia the
thought or lesson received from Miss
Johnson 90 their colleagues the week
following a demonstration.
Among the food saving methods Miss
johnson urged that there be one neat-
less and one wheatless meal eacl day.
/ She suggested that instead OF 81 wing
cut bread. that the bread be cut IN"
table as Il was needed.
In. conserving sugar she suggested
/ that q syrup be made Of water and
sugar, so that it be completely dis
solved. Then the syrup could be used
over cereals and in coffee ana tea.
saving the waste that often accumu-
i lates in the bottom Of the coffee cup.
The Federal expert outlined various
WAYS for conserving wheat and meat
and will later. she stated, demonstrate
these 40 the community centers.
4lO VlLLISIAS killed: