Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
SOCiOtyN0W,S

For the first time this winter ft has been brought home to Pisbee house wives while buying their household supplies that sugar is actually a scar city Of course they have been hear Ing from relatives and friends in many parts of the east that sugar has heen 9 neglieible quantity since Thankssiv- ing and that tea and coffee have to he sveetened with honey or rnolasses- hut ft was not until the pest week that Risbee women making the rounds Of inc biz stores met with the refusal of no sugar" Then. too. the town has still supply on hand of the lump and powdered varieties. but apparently it is not assured whether the limited amount can be augmented in the near future or not NIT. Hoover has not for ~arded any advice on the subject However. as a means of extreme food conservation. it might be advisable to get a hive of bees
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 Last spring it was plant q garden in your back vard-7 Alas. most Bisbee back wards slope upwards at an angle of fOrty-ive degrees. and the prohibit i've price of water makes gardens an undreamed of luxury. except mp the canyon. where wells are pumped with gasoline was one to be considered SC riouslv- IL is possible that the far sighted builder of the future will pro vide his house with 1oOf-garden-
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 A set of strictly up-to-date New Years resolutions might read as fol- lows:
 will eat less ice cream and candy. will eat only rye and whole wheat bread
 will conserve light and heat
 I will use only vegetable fat
 zin put less meat on my table
 To be brief. wiIl conserve sweet Nhsat- heat and meat. and help win the war.
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 The Woman's League Of the Pres hvterian church met at the church Iast Wednesday afternoon 4 letter of greetings to the League from Rev Jchn Fry was read and enjoyed Korea was the subject of the missionary pro gram which was conducted by Mes danes Sam Kyle and T. z, Houston The subject to be studied at the next meeting which takes place the first Wednesday in February at the home Of Mrs. Bridge in Lowell. will be Mexico. and the committee in charge of the program consists O. Mesdames V. E Gaze and 2 Y- Hooper In the latter rart Of March the League will entertain the Presbyterial of Southern Arizona The members who attended were Mesdames George Bidge. 2 H Kyle. E. M. Durley. N F.. Gaze. T. s Houston, C. H. Hunt. F. Hodgson- J P Lloyd. Albert Sheetz. C. c Mitchell John Osler. Andy Sinclair and John Wade
 Nr. and Mrs. EvsrIrr L. EIlinwOOd have extended invitations to the mar riage and marriage reception Of their daughter Corlelia and MT Samuel H. Morris. the evening Of January 18th, at their home on ClawsOn Hill
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 An informal committee meeting of the Twentieth Century Club was held at the '. w C. A Thursday afternoon for the purpose of discussing the Red Cross benefit to be given by the club the afternoon and evening Of January 22nd in the ' synssium- Miss NJ C. Hutchinson. literary interpreter. who has received degrees from three col ieges of expression. will give a read ing of the widely loved ~Rebeeca of Sunnybrook Farm" in the afternoon, and Passing of the Third Floor Back" in the evening That Miss Hutchinson is a reader of exceptional ability is shown in the many reports of her work all over the country. Dr. C LIilI r.-aeila--- lnE .El. Zen