Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-16 | Page 3 | Home Training for Girls is Arranged

Home Training for j Girh Is Arranged (Special Dispatch) LOGAN". Nov. 16. In order that) women students In thc vocational' courses at the Utah Agricultural college col-lege may get th- full benefit of prac-j lice in home training, special arrange-1 i rnentfi have been made to open the u A. C, practice home to them during the first six weeks of the winter quarter, quar-ter, which begins November 9 This decision was reached following a conference con-ference of President Peterson. Direct-1 o- A H. Baser of the school of home ! economics and Professor Amy Lyrnan Merrill, in charge of tho practice I home Under this arrangement, six vocational voca-tional students will be allowed membership mem-bership in the practice home course. These students will live at the home for n period of six weeks. During this time each girl will have reapon-i siblllty for a definite division of the j work for one week. As there are nix distinct positions, each girl will have an Opportunity to do every typo o( work found in the modern home. Thc position the girls fill are as follows: Hostess, cook, nwl.iiiint ook, waitress, housekeeper and assistant housekeeper. housekeep-er. The hostess at;ts as a house mother, moth-er, la responsible for all money collet t-cd t-cd except that used to buy food i ad looks after the general running of the hdtone. The cook plan;, all nn.tls and buys all food. Tne housekeeper has pari charge of the prarliro home hihv. The practice hom.- i- real family unit Actual family conditions prevail. This makes the training received ther very practical Applications for membership mem-bership In the special vocational class should be made lnhiedlately. All letters let-ters should be addressed to Profc sor Amy L. Merrill, Utah Agricultural college, col-lege, Logan, Utah. During ihe regular school year, five classes of six girls each arc given In opportunltv to t;lke the practice home course With the. exception of the special spe-cial vooationa.1 group especially arranged ar-ranged for the winter quarter; these girls are all of junior and senior gr ido