International home economics

The conference was planned to serve the interests of those who wish to work in home economics programs abroad and those who are concerned with the education of international students in the universities and colleges of the United States. Approximately 165 home economists from other states and from foreign countries I including the African and Latin American countries I participated in the conference.https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/card_reports/1026/thumbnail.jp

Councillor's Report of A. H. E. A. Convention

The nineteenth annual meeting of he American Home Economics Association was held in Minneapolis June 28 to July 1, 1926. The Council of the American Home Economics Association is made up of one councillor from each state. It is the duty of these councillors to take a message from their State Association to the National Association, and to bring back to the state associations a full report of the annual meeting. All State Associations are asked to include the councillors' reports as a part of their programs at their annual meetings, in order to keep the members in touch with the work of the parent organization.</p

The Iowa Homemaker vol.6 no.5

Table of Contents Curriculum Making in Home Economics by Mrs. Kate W. Kinyon, page 1 Councillor’s Report of the A. H. E. A. by Miss Frances Zuill, page 2 First Convocation in Home Economics Hall Barbara Dewell, page 3 Homemaker’ Committee Reports, page 4 Problem Method of Teaching Home Economics by Virginia Alexander, page 5 The School Lunch Room by Virginia Alexander, page 5 Esthonia Sends Us a Homemaker by Elsie Guthrie, page 6 A Practical Experimental Cafeteria, page 7 Girls’ 4-H Club, page 9 Editorial, page 11 Economical But Attractive Christmas Gifts b Gertrude Brown, page 12 What About Electricity for Farm Kitchen? by Mrs. Vivian Brashear, page 13 Eternal Question, page 14 Handbook of Foods and Cookery by Mary Elva Crockett, page 15 Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 16 An Easier Thanksgiving Day by Marcella Alton, page 18</p

International home economics

The conference was planned to serve the interests of those who wish to work in home economics programs abroad and those who are concerned with the education of international students in the universities and colleges of the United States. Approximately 165 home economists from other states and from foreign countries I including the African and Latin American countries I participated in the conference.</p