Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

ful of flour for each loaf to be made Beat thoroughly and put the sponge again at the temperature of about 120 degrees F. When it is very light. add more flour gradually until the dough is so still that it can be kneaded without sticking to the hands or to the board. Knead 10 or 15 minutes. put at once into the pans, allow to rise until about two and one-half | times it's original bulk, and bake. Self rising bread is never so light as the bread raised with yeast. A loaf made with one cupful of liquid therefore will come not quite up to the top of pan of standard size. Nut Bread-1 egg, l cup milk, F cup sugar. cups flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, l cup English walnut or pecan or hickory nut meats, cut into small pieces
 Sift together the flour, baking pow l der, salt and sugar, and add the milk, | the egg well beaten, and the nut meats. Place in well buttered pan and let rise one hour. Bake three | quarters of an hour in a moderate 1 oven.
 Rolled Oats Bread-2 cups boiling water, F cup brown sugar, tea i spoons salt, 1 yeast cake, F cup luke warm water, 1R cups rolled oats, cups flour
 Dissolve the yeast cake in the luke warm water Pour the boiling water over the rolled oats, salt, and sugar and let stand until lukewarm; add the dissolved yeast and flour. Let rise until very light, beat thoroughly and turn into two buttered bread pans When the loaves have doubled theiI volume bake them an hour in mod crate oven.
 The semi annual meeting of tho Central Arizona District Federation O. Women's clubs held at the Madison Improvement club house Wednesda, vii be day long remembered by al who attended all day session. Th' harmony. goodfellowship that pre- vailed-the splendid spirit of patriot ism-left a lasting impression. Tn, hostess club had thought of and car ried out all the details that added t. the guests pleasure and the de,iciou noon day luncheon was cooked an, served by the club women Misse, greatly by all the members by whom she is greatly beloved .was the honor
 
 present on the California coast Ina she has not forgotten the federatio which she organized was demonstrate by her words of greeting which follow Mrs. H. A. Guild, President Central Arizona District Federatio
 of Womens Clubs.
 My dear Mrs Guild:
 , To you and to the District Fedora tion, I send greetings with heart,
 wishes that this autumn meeting ma
 he most successful in furthering tn interests of the federation and the pa
 triotic efforts to which it's program , so largely devoted
 r I note with pleasure that the charte D membership has attracted to itself oth 2 CT members and that now seventee I clubs are gathering strength from fed i eration associations and bringing { l the federation wealth of individus r interests and energy
 [. Mutual inspiration and unity of ac r tion in matters of club or public inter f est is the wording of our constitutio d ir stating the object of our organiza s tion
 s That the federation has grown Q membership and in ability to accon f plish its purposes both in club an . public affairs. as the constitution q Il rects. is a source of satisfaction |. the promoters of the organization WI - had an inspiring vision of cooper