Evening journal., 1918-05-01
Current Events
Class ENDS Season
Miss de You Displays Flow
ers From War-Stricken
France
DOYOUR OWN CANNING
MRS. SNYDER ADVISES

The Current Events Glass Of the New
Century Club held It's last meeting yes
terday until next auioumn. Miss Louise
Matthews presided. Two important an
nouncements were made by Mrs. Joseph
Bancroft. The pressing need for grad
uate nurses by June was pointed out
bv her AT that time 5000 more nurses
will be called for, Of which Delaware
quota is 32. BY January T. 1912 the call
viii be for 10000. The women OF Della
ware. having the advantage OF Heo
Cross training center, are urged to en-
roll as early as possible. For nome
nursing classes the FEE is 50; for first
aid. 50. Women willing tn equip them
selves for this service by enrolling IN
either OF the courses. can telephone Miss
Moran. (2679-ND, between a. m, and
3 p. N.
Mrs Robert II. Maris, the Current
Events paper and dealt with the most
timely topics and comments on the
Russian situation.
Miss Mary n. de You gave the paper,
Among The Seasons Wild Flowers,
and Illustrated with pressed specimens
from Mont St. Michel and the forest OF
Meridon. near Paris. They We're sens
bv Carlyle Evans, a Wilmington ian no"
/ serving with the Rcd Cross AmDulahoo
Corps in France, TO his mother, Mrs. H.
! q Evans. former club member. Con,
/ trastlng with these flowers from abroad
vas a basket OF several OF The season
fresh flowers from the Rockland WOODS
Vocal selections were given by Miss
N4adaline Reed accompanied by Mrs'
] Charles f. Griilith.
A "Novie Town in California, was
scrIbed by Mrs. C.. r.. Nudge rms pa
I nor showed where the little town nae
been miiet for twenty years, ana Win
Inc advent Of the moving picture com
nanies there. had really awakened u
Now many picture plays have their De
ginning in that little town.
Mrs p. p. Moody presented pape'
an the recent d. A. r. Convention. Mrs
Moody described the Congress as Dril
iiant affair and told the many patriotic
aims and purposes OF the ID. a. H. si''0'
3 the outbreak Of the war.
/. Mrs. Frederick Snqder gave a pre-
Z naredness talk on Canning
- I, viii be necessary, she SAID 10
p. housekeepers 10 do their own can
. ming OF tomatoes, corn and peas I'M
=. wear as the government Is to SEND 10
). main iuice 10 the soldiers 10 be used a
e a drink TO offset the continuation OF S
?. much OF the drinking water abroad
s The call is more urgent than ever I'M
wear that housekeepers put up as muc
as they can. Rubber rings should D
used on Jars, or glass topped jars VII
y metal spring clasps.
3. Anyone desiring suggestions or mel
y Of Mrs. Snyder This summer, can &C
+ dress her at Jericho /. l.
j. The report Of the committee 10 nan
n chairmen for the different months iC
g next years was as follows and adopted
= Mrs j Merrick Horn, Mrs. Ralph ShaN
IS Mrs Josiah II. Crawford Miss ElizaDei
" p Speakman, Mrs. r. T. Negendan
Miss Ella Pyle. ~
Tins far; Mrs. Arthur Patterson, Mr.
10 Caleb Stahler. Mrs. II. r. Pcnnock, Mr.
of Frederick Bringhurst, Miss Jessie Sc
s. man.
s visory chairman, and Mrs. II. r. Or
go ham reelected secretary, with Mi
m Anna 'Negendank as alternate
le suggestions and requests for topi
may be sent TO Mrs. Berlin