CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
NEWARK
July 31
August 1 and 2
NEWARK
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
NEWARK
July 31
August I and 2
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CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 31, AUGUST 1 AND 2
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PROGRAM
OPENING DAY
Afternoon
The Hawaiian Singers and
Players_Concert
Dr. D. W. Daniel_Lecture
“Wake Up America”
Night
Dr- D.W. Daniel_Lecture
“The Call ot Democracy”
The Hawaiian Singers and
Players_Concert
SECOND DAY
Morning
Demonstration lecture by an
expert bearing the authorized
message of the Food Adminis
tration “Mobilizing American
Kitchens to help Win the War”
Afternoon
The Metropolitan Serenaders
_Concert
Domestic Science Expert
_Lecture
“Patriotism Expressed in Do
m estic E ffi c i enc y ’ ’
Night
The Chautauqua Director
_Lecture
“The Call to the Colors”
The Metropolitan Serenaders
_Concert
THIRD DAY
Morning
Demonstration Lecture by a
Red Cross Nurse bearing the
authorized message of the Am
erican Red ,Cross: “The Pre
vention of Disease as a Patriot
ic Duty”
Afternoon
The Del Mar Quartette_
_Concert
The Red Cross Representative,
“The Story of th« Red Cross in
Peace and War.”
Night
The Chautauqua Director
_Lecture
“When the Boys Come Home”
Del Mar Quartette_Concert
Judge R.Kifw R.O. c owd&n H. T, D<eL o/r^
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Miss Bessie R. Murphy ;
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On the second day of the
Chautauqua, Miss Bessie R.
Murphy, Director of Woman's
Department, Bureau of Farm j
Development. Memphis Cham- j
her of Commerce, will conduct j
a morning demonstration con- j
ceming the scientific use of
the foodstuffs which are at the
service of our country. Miss
Murphy has been sent out from
Washington, D. C., authorized
to carry the message ot the
United -States Food Adminis
tration, under the direction of
Herbert Hoover, and will pre
sent her demonstration and lec
ture, “MOBILIZING THE AM
ERICAN KITCHEN TO HELP
WIN THE WAR,” in accord
ance to the suggestions made
by this department of war ac
tivities.
Miss Murphy will also speak
during the afternoon of the
Chautauqua on the subject
“PATRIOTISM EXPRESSE l)
IN HOME EFFICIENCY.’’This
lecture will be one of the big
events of the Chautauqua and
one ot the most profitable to
ail who attend.
A special effort should be
made by every housekeeper to
hear these lectures and see
these demonstrations by Miss
Murphy as they have a lot to
do with the conservation of
food. Every time we save a bit
of bread we allow that much
to go to the boys at the front. \
Unless we do save the food,
much more than most of us do,
the boys cannot fight But a
well-fed army, lighting for a
righteous principle, cannot be
defeated. Let us all swing
right into line behind Mr.
Hoover, and save.
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LECTURES - PLAYS - MUSIC - DEMONSTRATIONS
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Every Minute of Every Session During the Entire Three
Days Will Be Interesting and Instructive
The Entire Net Proceeds Derived Are To Be Donated to the Red Cross
Buy a Season Ticket for the Whole Family, Then Use It
SEASON TICKETS GOOD FOR ALL SESSIONS:
Adults* $2.00; School Children, $1.00
TICK ETS FOR SINGLE SESSION
Adults, 50c; Children, 25c
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