South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-22
STUDENTS ENTER
CONTEST, MAKING
REGULAR BREAD
Prizes Offered to High School
Students Who Compete
Next Friday.
D "PEGGY~ FRESHLY.

o. PEGGY" FRESHLY.
Those Of the masculine would who
ra.c mourned the so called lost art
nome made bread Vu take heart
the annouue. ucut OF "A bread
akl0r contest ro go held for the
re of The seventh aud eighth
ade- or the schools az the city.
. aroma 81 fresh bread. taken
eot--u brown from the oven. viii
tease the appetite Of any number of
boys. large and small when "Sis"
I.-epares for her entrance into the
c1test next Friday morning. There
expected 20 be over 900 contest
ants. and a very general interest is
taken in the affair
"The object OF the contest" said
Miss Ada Hitler head OF the house
hold arts department Of the High
school. "is not so much 10 discover
the best bread maker among the
girls In the city. as 20 create an in
terest ia baking and cooking in gen
eEal IL Is a decided asset for any
woman. no matter what her business
may be. 10 know how 20 prepare
food we'll and the girls or the
seventh and eighth grades are taking
a step In the right direction when
they show such interest in their
cooking classes"
Although the girls have received
instructions In baking at their
schools. the loaves Of bread for the
contest will be baked independently
at home. The bread Will then be
taken TO the school where II will be
Judged scientifically. gtaded on a
percentage basis on its general ap-
pearance, lightness. crust. crumb.
and flavor The score card will be
returned 70 the contestants so that
they may see wherein their product
needs Improvement
The first. second, and third best
Ioaves from each school will he
awarded ribbons. and the best loaf
viii be taken TO the High school
where Il will be reiudged and the
best loaf IN the city chosen The
judges will work In groups Of three,
at both the preliminary and final
judgings
A number OF prizes have been Of
fered for the individuals winning
and for the laboratory classes which
are attended by the winners. The
girl who bakvs the best loaf will re-
ceive a wrist watch which has been
given by Frank Mayr & Sons. Her
domestic science laboratory will re-
ceive a set OF dishes from the Busse
Baking Co.. and her school will be
presented with a silver trophy cup
by the Board Of Education
The second individual prize is a
five dollar gold piece presented by
Frank J m. and the third an in
dividual as oven presented by the
Northern indiana Gas and Electric
Co. The fourth prize is a large jar
OF olives from the Ferndel Grocery
Co. The second prize for the do
nestle science laboratory is $10
worth of merchandise from George
III. WheelOck and Co. and the third
a waffle iron presented by the North
ern Indiana Gas and Electric Co
The system of awarding prizes to
the individuals. class rooms. and
winning school is promoting school
spirit It is said. and the competition
Is bound TO be keen
Those who will act as judges are:
Mrs. +. G. Retiring, Mrs. George
Cutter Mrs. Charles Bosenbury, Mrs.
l.. j. HarWOod. Mrs. K. G. DeRhOdeS.
Mrs F. A. Miller. Mrs. c. H. Myers,
Mrs F. R Austin. Mrs. II. W. Ell
dredge. Mrs George C. Foster. Mrs.
Victor F. Jones. Mrs W. c. CrabiU,
Mrs c. A. Mllhouse. Mrs. Z. p.
Nicely. Mrs John B. Campbell. Mrs.
w X Lamport. Miss Frances Hager.
Mrs James Stevens. Mrs. Samuel G..
Bunker. Mrs. Lloyd Greenan, Mrs. L.
p. Hardy. Mrs Archibald Mcclure,
Mrs c. A Zabriskie Mrs. J. r. Lang.
AIRS G.. g. Crumpacker. Mrs. Roy
Fries Mrs Edwin f. Dill. Mrs. r. IT.
Buckey Mrs. Anton Swanson Mrs.
Fred Il. Downing, Mrs. Louis +. Car
benIcr. Mrs Harry NJ. Jennings Mrs.
r A. Schaem. Miss Mary Russ. Mrs.
Mel Robertson. Mrs. II. r. Dalton.
airs Iden Romig. Mrs Arthur East
man. Mrs. George L. Hager and MRS.
d. Is Splitter.