Evening journal., 1917-12-01
WAR EREAD MAKERS
SHOW MANY LOAVES
High School Students Win
Prizes at First City
Exhib tion
HOW ARD PUPILS
TO SHOW NEXT WEEK

The war bread that Wilmington is
likely to encounter in the near future
not the dismal affair Of straw and
scorns that has been dealt out to war
prisoners in Germany The article pIac-
ed on exhibit in the Wilmington High
school lobby Yesterday afternoon and
evening. was fragrant and nutritious.
and pleasing TO the palate. So said the
many visitors who Inspected The nov
atty. Several kinds of The Liberty
Bread were baked and exhibited.
Taking part in the competition were
the pupils Of the High School and
Schools No. %, No. %, No. and No. 4.
The children made the bread at home
after one preliminary instruction.
The exhibit was arranged by the
Home Economics Committee of the Wo-
mems Council Of National Defence Of
which Mrs A. d. Warner is chairman.
The Judges were Mrs. Clifford j. Scott,
Mrs A. H. Berlin, Mrs. George A. Mil
ier Mrs T. G.. Tallman Mrs. w. G..
Spruance. Jr, Mrs. Martin Lane, Mrs.
William A. Barr, Mrs. Joseph n. Pusey
and Mrs. A. b. Warner
They were assisted in awarding the
prizes by Miss Elizabeth Mcdaniel, do
mesiic science teacher at the High
School. Mrs. Godfrey Of Wyoming, and
Miss Blodgett, who has come 30 the
STATE in the interest Of food conserva-
ton
Prizes were awarded as follows -
each for the first prizes and 81 for the
second prizes Prizes for No. 4 school
were donated by Wilmington Morning
News, No % school. The Sunday STAR
No. q School. Every Evening, the High
school THE EVENING JOURNAL, No.
: School Mrs. p. q. Tallman and Mrs.
a. d. Warner
The Howard High school VIII hold a
similar exhibit next week and Mrs.
Charles r.. Miller win be the donor ef
the prizes and the judges Will be Mrs.
Charles r. Miller, Mrs Joseph Ban
croft and Mrs John Bancroft.
Prizes were awarded as follows.
No. 2s School, Miss Mary A. Turner
rincipal-Graham bread. first prize
Elizabeth Owens second prize, Anna
Rommel Oatmeal bread first prize.
Dorothy Jeifries; second prize, Ethel
West Cornme8l bread. first prize
Anna Walker; second prize, Mary Kirk
patrick. Potato bread, first prize, Mary
Eckman second prize. Helen Shynook.
No. Z School, Miss +. J. Butler.
principal-Rye bread first prize. Eliza
beth Betinsky; second prize, Adel Ham
ilton First prize for corn bread.
Fannie Romaldo; second prize, Bella
Braiger. Oatmeal bread, FIRST prize,
MARY Loper. Potato bread. first prize,
Grace Dougherty, second prize Evelyn
Cook Johnny Cake, first prize Flor
ence Hanson; second prize, Geneyieye
Nevue
No. School, Graham bread, first
prize, Celeste Steinle; second prize
Dorothy Hatfield Potato bread. first
prize Florence Melody. second prize,
Anna Neuman. Oatmeal bread, frst
prize, Sara Hatfield: second prize, Grace |
Edwards. Cornmeal bread. flrst prize. !
Helen Delaney, second prize, Margaret /
Phillips Johnny cake first prize, Edna /
Clough second prize was given To No. /
Al, but the name Of prize winner was
not obtained. Edna CloUgh also re
ceived honorable mention for graham
lems. Miss Margaret Kelley is principal /
OF No School
No 2i School. Miss Salie Reid Shaw. |
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incabaran second prize, Blanche Chip |
pen. Graham bread, FIRST prize, Helen |
Hayes; second prize, Amy Nlaeklen
Potato bread first prize, Olesa Mount,
second prize, Ruth Dorman. Cornmeal
bread, FIRST prize, Anna Russell; second
prize Lillian Loose. Oatmeal bread,
first prize, Dorothy Scraiford; second
prize Ellen Neave.
Wilmington High school Miss Eliza
beth Mcdaniel, domestic science teacher
Rye bread, first prize. Christine
Rogers; second prize Miriam Reeches.
Potato bread. first prize. Sadie Simpson;
second prize, Helen Handy. Graham
bread, first prize, Katharine Willis
second prize, Miriam Donovan Corn
bread, flrst prize, Dorothy Vernon;
second prize, Beatrice Ewing. Oatmeal
bread, FIRST prize, Rebecca Hirshout;
second prize, Isabel Person