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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
5
Kitchen Chautauqua extols the chef’s craft to elevate simple foods through technique and garnish. It urges browning roasts, flavorful braises, and parsley toppings, plus creative vegetable cuts and fish preparations to transform ordinary dinners into festive, well-planned meals.
A group of Winters merchants and national distributors join The Enterprise Free Cooking School event. Participants include Winters State Bank Higginbotham Bros Co ElectroLux West Texas Utilities Spill Bros Co Banner Ice Coca Cola Jones Chevrolet Musser Lumber Radford Wholesale Carnation Flour Ballinger Floral Safeway Store New Club Cafe Jacques Manufacturing Interstate Cotton Oil Refining and others promoting products through ad spaces in editions Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
Miss Jessie Hogue, a national authority on food and home economics, says a budget plan in hand is worth twice the money. She will lead The Enterprise Free Cooking School over three days, emphasizing accurate division of income, avoiding costly mistakes, and improving food and clothing while freeing time for reading and recreation.
As President Roosevelt planned Texas visits for the Centennial Exposition and Frontier Celebration he could face a five minute halt in Temple. City officials weigh enforcing a 1904 ordinance requiring presidential trains to stop, a rule tied to a historic Roosevelt visit. Temple gained nationwide publicity after the stunt.
A new feature asks readers to drop in questions for expert guidance on home matters. The box accepts signed or unsigned inquiries, promising replies from a world authority on household topics.
Read through the remarks about the cooking school and its three day interlude. Miss Hogue urges use of the Question Box for note taking and prompts attendees to thank cooperating merchants for supporting the event.
Members of the Triple Four Dinner club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Skaggs for a porch party and two course dinner. Hostesses were Mesdames Skaggs Harris Mullin S E Hunt and Lyle Deffebach. After dinner forty two games followed. The club disbands for summer and will resume in September with new officers Mrs T V Jennings president Mrs W P Gardner vice president and Mrs L E Low secretary and reporter.
Kendall Mullin, a current student at State University, is home for the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Mullin.
The Enterprise Free Cooking School will run Thursday Friday and Saturday featuring the happy kitchen taught by Miss Jessie Hogue. She stresses facts over theories and will present proven, workable recipes to housewives explaining menu balancing and appropriate course choices for every occasion.
Miss Jessie Hogue will cover a wide range of cookery topics and new home appliances. She will share personal home making experiences and those of acquaintances while demonstrating daily dishes in a modern kitchen setup.
Miss Hogue renowned foods and home economics expert will host a three day Free Cooking School in the Court Meeks building on South Main Street starting at 2 pm with doors at 1 pm. She will present new recipes cooking methods and time saving kitchen shortcuts to help households enjoy meals at lower cost.
Tra Huss and wife Rowena plus three boys relocate from Santa Anna to the Fred Bedford residence in the southwest side of the city. Huss joins West Texas Utilities as manager Homer Mosley moves to Miles and Rowena. Mrs Brown from Santa Anna becomes book keeper at West Texas Utilities succeeding Margaret Brown, shifted to Ballinger district office.
The Enterprise announces the issue of three daily papers for the Youth Connection’s Free Cooking School. The first will publish this week, with the finale on Friday. extra copies available at the cooking school location.
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