Philathea Cook Book

A church class in Worcester, Massachusetts pooled its recipes in 1922 — and signed every one of them.

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Preface

"Cooking is a fine art to which you must bring common sense and judgment."

The Philathea Class takes great pleasure in presenting this Cook Book to the members and friends of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. This book affords an opportunity to exchange the recipes that have been tested and found valuable; it is hoped that it may prove useful and suggestive.

The attention of each reader is called to the advertisements. The firms herein deserve our generous patronage, as they have made this publication possible.

Sincere thanks are extended to all who have in any way contributed to this publication, especially to those who have kindly given the recipes, and to those who have helped by advertising. "A man is, in general, better pleased when he has a good dinner Than when his wife speaks Greek."

December, 1922.

THE COMMITTEE.

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