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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
9
Fredericksburg's Sec ond Annual Free Cooking School will run three days at Peter's Hall starting June 12. Miss Jessie Hogue will lead demonstrations with practical recipes and Happy Kitchen tips, featuring latest appliances on stage. Appearances by appliance company reps and daily prizes will accompany talks at 2 pm each day.
Miss Jessie Hogue hosts a free cooking school in Peters Hall next Thursday Friday and Saturday. She will teach efficient economical kitchen management and practical recipes suitable for the man of the house and his wife.
Representatives of all firms cooperating in the free cooking school urge all women who attend lecture demonstrations on Thursday Friday and Saturday to register each day. Tables will be in Peter's Hall lobby with ecards and writing materials. Programs start daily at 2 a.m. sharp and attendees should come early for registration.
Cost of expanding Texas petroleum facilities has driven oilmen to borrow eight hundred million dollars from banks and investors to fund the project.
The Second Annual Fredericksburg Standard Cooking School runs Thursday Friday and Saturday June 12 13 and 14 at Peters Hall from 2 to 4 PM daily. Miss Jessie Hogue renowned home economist will oversee all sessions and answer questions as she demonstrates modern kitchen methods.
June brings new home era as Standard's Second Annual Cooking School offers brides and new couples an introduction to carefree cooking. The piece notes advances in electric appliances shaping modern homes and promises practical demonstrations for readers embarking on married life.
The Fredericksburg Standard invites Fredericksburg businessmen to the Cooking School at Peters Hall on Friday morning from 9 to 10 am for free Admiration Coffee, hot gingerbread, and a guest lecturer. Friday, June 3 marks the event with free coffee and gingerbread.
Miss Jessie Hogue will lead a free cooking school at Peters Hall for the final three days of next week Thursday Friday and Saturday. Women may submit questions to a box and may receive personal conferences with the lecturer after sessions. The program aims to educate Fredericksburg housewives on kitchen economy and management complexities.
Announced this week the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Troy Foster of Houston on Friday May 30. The daughter is Kay Foster. Mrs. Foster is formerly Miss Mathilde Lucas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Lucas of this city.
H. C. Koch, a local representative for Austin Mutual Life Insurance, received a meritorious service lapel pin this past week. He noted the company now holds a cash reserve of $750,000 with no outstanding obligations.
Mrs Tucker promotes a Wake Making Contest as part of the Cooking School, offering two chrome steel sets as premiums. First prize is a five piece Everedy Chrome Steel Cooking Ware set. second prize a three piece set. and a third and fourth prize are also listed. Contest requires cakes to use Mrs Tucker's Shortening. The notes highlight the shortening as creamy smooth and widely used in cooking schools.
The KC Baking Powder brand marks its fifty year milestone used in the Happy Kitchen school. Miss Hogue demonstrates with KC advising to follow can or recipe amounts and to use a single level teaspoon for best results. Continued on page 8, Col. 2.
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