Williams news., 1920-10-22
AT THE STATE FAIR

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 What woman does not love to turn out heavenly sample of one of he above? And what man, woman, or child does not love to consume it?
 Think then of the importance of being a good cook, = of being master in the art of domestic. science. Probably most Ariz- ona housewives are that. If so there's a splendid reason why they should make up some of their special delicacies and put them on exhibit in the Domestic Science department of the Ariz ona State Fair. And if not there's another excellent reason why they should take an inter est in this vital department, = to learn in this way the way to Q mans heart"
 At least those are the senti- ments of Mrs. W.P. Sears, super. inendant of the department Her aim for the department this year is to teach all Arizona wo-. men the best way to prepare wholesome, attra active, nourisf- ing food.
 That interest throughout the state is very general is shown by the large number of women who have applied for entry blanks, and especially from wo- men out of Maricopa County who wish to exhibit canned fruits and vegetables. Tn ans. wer to a question that has often come to her, Mrs. Sears wishes to lay stress. on the importance of sending all canned exhibits in pint jars only, since quarts cannot be handled by the de. partment.
 Mrs. Sears also advises wo- men to bring in their cooked foods on paper plates. covered with doilies, rather than or their good china plates which are apt to be mislaid or broken in arranging the exhibits.
 Entry blanks in this depart ment must be in the hands of the committee on November B. Canned fruits and vegetables must be on the fair grounds not later than o'clock. Saturday. l Noovember 6. Cooked foods must be brought in before noon on Monday.
 The committee for this de- partment comprises the follow ing: Mrs. W.P Sears. Mrs. SinG Ely. Mrs. R.E.Sloan. Mrs. W.S- Goldsworthv Mrs. J.S.Griffin. and Mrs. C.E.Howard.
 load. This car would then be shipped across the continent to New York headouarters, bear ng a huge sign, '"To Near East Relief from Arizona.
 This campaign is not confn- I'd to Arizona but is being car jed on turnout all the states , Pennsylvania has contributed vice as much old clothing for hese destitute people as the est of the country combined; he City of Pittsburg alone haa almost enough gar f nents to clothe the entire popu. ; ation of Erivan. capitol city of f he Armenian Republic. Erivan ' ow contains approximately fiji. z V thousand people, about half f f them refugees. Pittsburg haG r orwarded for shipment over- r eas, approximately 4O-OOO lbs. | f clothing. and Harrisburg ,N bout 15,OOO pounds in ono f eek = This clothing will save the r yes of thousands of native 4 hristians during the coming e. inter. according to Charles " b ickerv. general secretary of . le Relief organization who :. . as just returned to the United h tates after a three months sur, = = ey of conditions in the Caucas. . $ and Asia Minor
 EThe natives are still in want o IT.. Vickrev declared. though n leir condition is far better than was last year ArnericanT ust continue to help them un- the political situation so inn roves that thev can care for c, lemselves. That tiroe, 1 arr Y