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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1940
Page
9
Fredericksburg publisher announces the First Annual Free Cooking School at Peter's Hall starting next Thursday. Mrs. Arreval French will direct demonstrations in home economics with free lectures, prizes, and merchant displays. Sessions begin at 2 pm daily with practical recipes and economical kitchen advice for housewives and families.
Representatives of cooperating firms urge all women attending the cooking school lectures demonstrations Thursday to Saturday next week to register each day. Cards and writing materials will be provided at Peter's Hall with volunteers to assist. Programs start daily at 2 o'clock and attendees should come early for registration.
A promotional article explains how new electricity access benefits rural residents who previously lacked modern electric appliances and the value they can gain from increased service.
Mrs Arreya D French will lead free sessions in Peters Hall on Thursday Friday and Saturday of next week. The practical talks cover efficient economical kitchen management and practical recipes. The lectures target men as well as women and emphasize no frills cooking rather than party dishes.
Arrangements are set for the Fredericksburg Standard first annual cooking school to run Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons June 27 28 and 29 at Peter's Hall. Mrs Arreya D French will supervise all three sessions from 2 to 4 pm and demonstrate new cookery methods while answering questions.
The Colorado River damming and river impoundment bring electricity to Gillespie County and the Hill Country. Fredericksburg Standard sponsors a three day cooking school in Peters Hall to show housewives how electric cooking saves time and money.
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