The Coconino sun., 1918-04-26
Potato Bread

ter they are peeled. Slice h inch thick and boil in F measuring cups water until well done. Mash, leaving water in them and press through a ricer into the pan to be used to knead the bread in. Let cool until luke warm add 1 tablespoon salt, heaping table spoon sugar, % cup of yeast, stirring we'll together; add four pounds of flour, rubbing together like you would lard in flour for pie crust, as it looks much like it but continue working and in ten or fifteen minutes it will be in mass much stiffer than ordinary bread
 Grease well over top and bottom and cover until light. (To be moderately warm over night). In the morning it is softer than flour bread. Knead down early and by eight o'clock it is ready to be made into ioaves. Sprinkle kneading board with flour, mold and let raise until twice its size. Bake one hour in moderate oven in single loaf pans.
 Potato Yeast.
 Make soft yeast at least the day before you wish to bake bread.
 Boil one pound of potatoes in one quart water. When we'll done, drain off water, mash fine and pour the water back over them. Add while hot one scant tablespoon salt, two of sugar and one teaspoon ginger. When luke warm add broken-up cake of yeast foam and place where it will keep slightly warm until well ferment- ed. This yeast will keep two weeks in cold weather or in an ice box, but must not freeze. This is enough for four or five bakings. + <. (! +
 Parsons Mckinney.
 One notable event of the week which brought a shower of congratu- lations to the contracting parties, was the quiet ceremony of Sabbath morn ing at the Federated parsonage which united Miss Goldie Parsons and Ser geant Durward Mckinney. While many knew Sergeant Mckinney had arrived in Flagstaff Saturday night from Camp Kearny, on short fur tough, yet the young people kept closely guarded their plans for the early Sabbath morning.
 The bride is one Flagstaff is glad to call her own. A graduate of the Normal of the class of '16, she began teaching at Winona the following school year and still continues her work there. Mrs. Mckinney has al- ways been active in church work and during her three months vacation de- voted herself also to Red Cross ac- tivities.
 | The groom is also Normal grad uate of the spring of 1916 and the following year entered the University at Tuscon where on the eve of his Fist birthday he heard and answered his country's call to arms. @ Sergeant Mckinney has been a member of the officers training camp and hopes soon to receive a commits sion.
 The happy couple are spending the remaining days of Sergeant McKin- ney's furlough at the Parsons home, where Mrs. Mckinney, mother of the groom is also spending few days, coming up from Phoenix last Mon day evening. FL l. 1. .! + Farewell Party
 Mrs. George Bailey was a most gracious hostess on last Wednesday afternoon, entertaining in honor of Mrs. NJ. o. True, who leaves soon for Colorado, where Mr. True has accept ed a position. Cards furnished the diversion for the afternoon and were enjoyed until the delicious refresh | tLn Fol rr guests: Mrs. True, the guest of honor, Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs. Wid Raude- baugh, Mrs. Clarence Thorpe, Mrs. Herman Ehlers, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Wm. Jagger, Mrs. L. W. Kelley, Mrs. Waldhaus, Mrs. A. J. Sullivan.
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 Circle No. 1 Entertains
 Mrs. John Zalaha's pretty home was the gathering place of the laflies be- longing to Circle No. of the Feder- ated Aid. Mrs. Zalaha was assisted by Miss Jessie Stemmous and Miss Sarah Kicker and the guests report an unusually pleasant time.
 Circle No. 3.
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 Y. W. c. A. Service.
 The Y. w. C. A. will hold relig- ious meeting in the assembly hall of the Normal school Sunday afternoon, April 2Sth at 2:30 p. m. The topic for the afternoon service will be "Ev- erybody's Lonesome. The public is cordially invited to attend. A very in- teresting program will be rendered: Invocation
 | Hymn
 Scripture reading
 Violin Solo-Miss Wilma Smith, ac- companicd by Miss Christine Gavin.
 Prayer
 Solo--Misses Eunice Abbot and Ruth White.
 The work of the Y. W. c. A. at Large-Miss Etha Osborn. 1 The Work of the Y. w. c. A. in Schools--Miss Guenna Lewis. ] Hymn
 Benediction.