South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Women's War Work

AAAN AlACcAo " 4NAAOuN any
flour?
Why yes, most everybody is hav-
ing meals without any wheat -four.
Don't get behind in the procession.
keep up 10 date. Here's how the
United states food administI alton
says it can be done
No yeast bread Instead of il.
quickbreads made Of cornmeal,
corn flour. rice -four, oatmeal, bar
ley or other substitutes such as po-
tatoes. Eat plenty of rice and hon.
my: no macaroni. spaghetti. or 9TH
er wheat pastes Thicker gravies
and sauces with rice flour, corn
starch. Use breakfast foods made of
corn. oats. rice, barley, none with
any wheat. Use cakes made of bar
ley, potato -four, rice. tapioca, sela-
tine, milk, fruit.
If you want any help in making
potato substitute breads or any as
sistance of any Lkind, call Miss Leila
Ogle. city home economics demon
strator. Bell 27Os, Home 6346.
The following is the schedule for
!
for the week: Thursday afternoon
before the Ardmore Home Eco
nomics club. Friday "a the Portage
school.
Red Cross meetings for Thursday
are as follows: Auten Relief corps
auxiliary, No. IS, will meet all day
in their hall. st: PauTs auxiliary.
No. AZ, in the church parlors. Car
roll auxiliary. No. 81. at headquar-
ters. St. PauTs Lutheran auxiliary
No. 81. in the church parlors.
Miss Ogle, city home economics
demonstrators will give substitution
demonstrators at the Hungarian
hall Thursday night before the
women of the Hungarian Presbyter-
ian parish and community. This
meeting is free and public and all
women are urged TO attend. She
will give a demonstration, Friday
night, before the women of st. Ste
phen's parish and community in the
Hungarian hall.
w. a. Nolan, Of the Wilson Bros.
shirt factory. is surely a faithful
Red Cross workers. Maybe this
shouldn't come in the "Women's
War Work. column but since his
service for the Red Cross has been
so kindly given and so constant. il
will not be so terribly out of place.
This is what he has done: Since
Il, Of hngnffn1 on
ments department of the Red Cross,
he has directed the cutting OF nearly
all Of the garments that have been
made by that department. Several
other factories in the city have
given their cutting" services but
the Wilson factory has done the
biggest part of it and Mr.. Nolan
has given his personal attention and
care to the work that has come
from his factory And to anyone
who knows anything of the immense
amount Of work that has been
turned out by the hospital garments
department this means a great deal
of careful supervision and work.
Twenty young women of the city
have gone into training for war
service in a class of automobile re-
pairing which is being directed by
]. w. Davis, of the high school. The
object of the course, which includes
six lessons. is 10 Tit girls to take
jobs that may soon be left vacant
by men who will leave for the SER
vice Some knowledge OF driving
and the mechanism of automobiles
is necessary. OF course. for entrance
to the training class. but the course,
itself. is a general working over OF
the ways TO repair car and dis
cussion OF automobile difficulties"
and the actual repair of them.
The schedule for the county home
economics demonstration for the
rest of the week is as follows
Thursday. at the Ardmore Home
Economics club. Friday at the
Portage school.
A demonstration will be given by
Miss Ogle before the Lafayette
Parent Teachers association Friday
afternoon.
Miss Miriam Beall, food expert
sent out from Purdue on special
work, will be in the city 10 work
with Miss Ogle. on Monday and
Tuesday. May 3 and "A. on Non
day afternoon she will give a cot
tage cheese demonstration at the
Studebaker school. which Will De
free and public 10 everybody. on
Tuesday night the Auten Relief
corps will give a free public demon
stration. with Miss Beall in charge.
Everyone is urged TO attend one or
both of these meetings for Miss
Beall has many interesting and
helpful things 10 tell housewives
about the use OF cottage cheese.
Trinity VI. r. Red Cross auxiliary.
No. 81. will meet with Mrs. W. II.
Hillman. I043 Portage av., Thursday
afternoon.