Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY H. 1918

the mush Add flour and knead to smooth dough. Put the dough at once into oiled pans. set in a warm place and when double it's bulk, bake l hour in a moderate oven. This bread requires long slow baking.
 Potato Bread
 Milk. 1zc; sugar T.; fat, T.; salt, F T.; mashed potato, C.; flour, IS C.; yeast, F cake; water Quke- warm), T c.
 Method: Add sugar, fat and salt to the milk and let 1t come to the boiling point. Dissolve the yeast ip the f cup lukeWarm water. When the milk mixture has cooled suf- ficiently, add the yeast. Then add potatoes. Work in one-half of the flour. After it rises add the remain ing four cups of flour. Put in pans and when it has doubled its bulk, bake. This bread may be worked down and allowed to rise a second time if so desired.
 Feterita Drop Biscuits
 F C. Feterita meal; F C. white 1 flour; 1 T. sugar or honey; , level tsp. baking powder; i teaspoon salt; milk or water to make a drop batter. l T. fat.
 Mix in the order given. Melt the l fat in the pan in which biscuits are l to be baked. Stir it into the mixture last; beat thoroughly and drop on a ] creased tin. Bake in quick oven 1 Kaffir Biscuits 1-3 C. kaffir meal: 1 Il c. flour: l ? tsp. baking powder; F tsp salt; 7 i T. sugar; T. fat. 2-3 c. water. l Sift white flour, baking powder salt 1 q ba 70 meal and melted fat enough water to make a soft dough- Roll on a floured board and cut with a biscuit cutter. Bake in an oiled pan in a moderate oven.
 Apple Gems
 c. kaffir meal; 11@ c. flour; F tsp. salt; , T. sugar; 1 tsp. baking pow der; 1 c. milk or water; sour apples; T. molasses or honey.
 Mix dry ingredients, add the milk and beat thoroughly. Chop the ap- pies and mix them with the molasses, add to first mixture. Bake in hot, oiled pans in quick oven.
 Milo Maize Raisin Cakes
 Be milo maize meal; F c. white -four; 1s c. sugar; 1-3 C. chopped raisins; l tsp. flour; | tsp. salt F tsp. cinnamon; , tsp. baking powder; !. c. milk; T. melted fat.
 Mix and bake as for feterita bis cults.
 Good Fellowship Day will be cele-
 brated it the Woman's club or Tuesday. a luncheon and program featuring the day which is for mem bers only The committee in charge of tie arrangements, Mrs. Lymar Bennett chairman, Mrs. Daniel Fran cis and Mrs. Fred Woolsey, refuse: to divulse the plans which will b' , entirely secret not being given to thu public even after the meeting is over The Wilson Parent Teacher associ ation will meet Friday at the homo of Mrs. C. C. Black and sew for tn 1 Red Cross. The association is meet ing at the homes of the members fo service work and will not hold ; , business meeting until the first Frida. ; in March.
 The Madison Improvement club ha 5 postponed indefinitely the socia l event planned for last evening. Tn club is meeting every Thursday after l noon to sew for the Red Cross. One of the most able papers as wei as the most interesting was the Tiff of Elihu Root, Statesman, presente' r by Mrs. B. Neff at the Orangewood Ramona club on Wednesday. Follow
 ing the regular program a social hou
 was enjoyed, one of the features 0 which was the clever Club Prophe cy," presented by Mrs. L. Landrum A valentine box of original valentine 7 and clippings also furnished mucl amusement.
 l Children of club members and thei ) small friends will be the guests O ) honor at the Musicians club tomor