Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-17

SL4Lllt- ADE LlOct llGCcu UluEE AAt ban in our own city housewives are experimenting, trying oghnew recipes and exchanging ideas M food econ omy
 A well known boarding house mis- 1ress has sent the following war econ omy recipe to this column. which may prove of value to women who, like herself. wish to find substitutes for meat and at the same time use every scrap of food to the best advantage:
 Vegetable Loaf
 cup cooked potatoes
 l cup cooked beans, mashed.
 l cup cooked rice
 l cup cooked tomatoes
 1 onion shopped fine
 l pint bread crumbs
 l heapiRg teaspoon baking powder mixed with the dry crumbs.
 Season with sage, pepper and salt to suit taste
 1-3 cup cream or canned milk.
 l cup corn, if desired
 Nix all well together, thickening with 3-s cup of flour, and bake in shallow. greased pan Any that is left oyer may be sliced and fried in butter
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 Local chapter Of the Red Cross is in receipt Of @ donation of sS5 from the Twentieth Century club. accruing from the benefit held st the "YT gym nasium several weeks ago. when Miss Hutchinson gave readings in the aft ernoon and evening
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 Thread Of Destiny senior high. school play which was to be given this week, had to be postponed until after the quarantine is lifted. The scene O. the play is laid in the south during the Civil War. and the cast includes 9 of the best actors and actresses the high school owns. which is saying a great deal Since there are only I9 ia the class. of 1918. six girls and thirteen boys. the commit tee in charge. consisting of Professor Snyder and Miss Kate Rowe. teacher of dramaties, had 10 call upon other pupils in the lower classes. The class Of 1918 is Drcgd of its record through the four. years it has been at school. prOud of it's officers, Of whom Doug las Campbell is president and Bob Thomas secretary and treasurer: proud of it's state championships in football and basketball, and proud of the fact that it was the first class to introduce student government in the Bisbee high school
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 The Presbyterial society of south ern Arizona will hold it's annual meet ing in Bisbee March .. Mrs. Brewer of Douglas. corresponding secretary. will announce the program later.
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 MTs- J- T. Leonard. formerly Of Bisbee and now residing in Douglas entertained party Of friends at luncheon a week ago Wednesday be fore the quarantine went into effect Mrs. W R. Gibson drove Q party down from Bisbee in her car. including Mesdsmss c. c. Gollwitzer. R. s. Pea ton, c. s. Heslar and E. F. Irving.
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 At the meeting of the Twentieth Century club held February 4. Mrs. Brown, advance agent for the Rid paths Lyceum course, addressed the members on the subject of the Lv- ceum for next year. After a discus sion it was voted that the club should stand sponsor 10 the course with c. F. PhDbrook, who signed the contract in behalf Of the public schools. The Lyceum course will consist of four numbers, commencing next fall. and will be given at the high school. simi- lar 10 the one given during I9I7-I9. for which Miss Carlota Mover. Pev John Fry and Mir. PhiibrOok signed as a committee for public benefits. Annual election Of officers was also held, which resulted as follows: Pres ident, Mrs VI J. Spauldfng: vice president, Mrs. Edwin M. Duriey: re- cording secretary. Mrs. Stuart Bar ton; corresponding secretary. Mrs. E. J. Flanigan; treasurer. Mrs. George CObbe. Members who attended the emeeting were: Mesdaues Hamuto1 Cochran, Hascal SnOdgrass, Gerald Williams, o. W. Harshaw. Stuart Barton, William J. Spaulding, William Brakfeld, Robert Linden, J. ". Scott. J. F. TeUfert. C. M. Mcclellan. Chas. D Hicks. C. VI Allen, Allie Wilson. E. M- Durley, F. H FIanigan. D. A. Parish. George Cobbe and Richard Glaze
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 Women Of the nation are working strenuously for the Red Cross. but that they are not doing it all" is shown by the following quotation from a Chicago paper: Men here have decided that they will not be outdOne by women who devote part of their time to war activities and have taken up the work of rolling bandages and cutting garments. A Red Cross auxiliary for men has been chartered and is composed of mem bers of the Kinzie club Of St. James church Members of the Masonic bod ies are assisting the Queen Esther chapter, o. F. &, in making surgical dressings and men employees of the Standard Oil company are making