The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
SWEET POTATO PoNE.

SWEET POTATO PONE.
 Crate pan of yam potatoes, quantity one pound. Add F pint of molasses, ] pint milk, eggs, l dessert spoon of but ter or crisco, little sugar and mace, or little orange peei to tast. After you put it into the oven sprinkle over the top bit of cinnamon and brown sugar to make q nice crust. This may be eaten as a vegetable or dessert. In either case feel sure there will be none left over, that is, if your family is like mine.
 COUNTY COMMITTEE HARD AT
 WORK.
 The executive board of the Jefferson County Suqrage committee will hold all important meeting at headquarters on Tuesday, October 10, at p. m.
 The quarterly meeting of the county association will be held at Warrior or October q. It will be remembered that the last quarterly meeting was held in this city at the invitation of the Bir- ningham association and was very largely attended.
 PLANS FOR PRECINCT g.
 If you live in Precinct 37, be sure to at tend the meeting to be held in your dis trict this week. The following districts will be permanently organized and plans laid whereby every woman i'll the dis trict will be reached with suffrage litera- ture and membership cards. If you are a suffragist, do not fail to do your bit. This sort of quiet campaign for mem bers should prove very effective in times of war when every mind is turned to- ward serious matters and suffrage finds new converts every day. The following districts will hold meetings:
 District 1-Thursday, October IS, at J o'clock at the home of Mrs. Flanders Johnston on Huntsville avenue.
 Dicfrirf nt p. m. at the home of Mrs. W. Fl. Bran don, 926 South Thirteenth street..
 District 7--Friday, October 19, at 10 a. nl., at the home of Mrs. Lee Rust, OH Huntsville avenue
 District S-Date to be announced later. At the. home of Mrs. B. A. Pepperman, St. Charles street.
 CUISINES woMEN's NOTES
 Business women who want to knit for the soldiers but who find it difficult to obtain wool at the usual hours will be glad to learn that the suffrage associa- ton has organized a Suffrage Business Womens Knitting unit For the present wool may be obtained at the noon hour when the business women are free. ev- cry Wednesday at Suffrage headquar- ters Any business woman of Birming- ham may join the unit and is urged to do so. It is hoped that many pleasant noon hours may be spent in quiet talk and knitting at headquarters. Wool will be distributed on Wednesday only but the girls will be more than welcome at any day. The plan is later to ar range interesting night programmes where the knitters may knit for the soldiers and at the same time learn more of suffrage.
 Miss Ina Shepard has been chosen a member of the campaign committee for the second liberty loan from among the bankers of Birmingham. Miss Shepard did such valiant work on the first lib erty loan campaign that this comes as no surprise to her many friends. Tho first woman to be appointed to an office in the treasury department of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company is Miss Mary varin. an ardent worker in the suffrage cause. Miss Anita Waldhorst, one of Birming hams most popular educators, has ac- cepted the position of editor of the week. ly suffrage column in the Ledger on the press and publicity council. Another new member of the council is Miss Hor- tense Bissell.