Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

The things in which women of the valley are interested are reflected in the report of Miss Imogene Nicely, home demonstration agent of Maricopa county, Miss Neely who has been in the county for four months has given over 54 lectures and demonstrations besides visiting 96 homes and receiv- ing as many as S5 office calls and 16S telephone calls. She has formed con- mittees, attended meetings, advanced reports and special articles and dis tributed nearly a thousand bulletins. That local women are interested in HooveriZing is made clear in the fol- lowing items contained in her report: Progress in lines of work already or ganized-Accomplished special work on canning sweet potatoes in sixteen farm homes. Case of dairy products in two | farm homes. Answered calls and aS- sisted in drying pumpkins, beans, po- | tatoes and other garden products in eighteen homes.
 | FolloW-up Work-Home demonStra- tionS making marmalade and jelly in 19 homes. Six home visits giving re- cipes for invalid cookery; thirteen vis- its proper food for children. Twenty six school lunch work.
 | Organization of new Work-Worked out recipes for using left over meats, benefit Phoenix women; distributed 250 of these recipes. Talks and re- cipes on saving sugar. Recipes for saving and using sour milk.
 Cooperation with organizations Public lectures and demonstrations on Meat Substitutes" distributed 10C circulars of this subject prepared by Mrs. Lockwood, state leader home economies. Public demonstrations drying fruits and vegetables. Dis tributed 450 federal bulletins drying fruits and vegetables.
 Printed material-Twenty public demonstrations, saving wheat flour using more meal and native grains-in making war breads.'' Have 2O6 wo. men who are using these recipes and expect to have a full report of amount Of flour saved in 206 homes at last of January.
 Mrs. A. F. Bauf was elected presi. dent of the Orangewood- Ramona cIut at It's annual business meeting hel6
 Wednesday afternoon at the home O. Mrs. II. H. Major The election O Mrs. Bauf was unanimous and the e, ecutive board chosen to serve with hel IS also pleasing to the club members Mrs. D. T. Bayless will serve as vic, president; Mrs. R. N. Morehead treasurer; Mrs. L. Landron, recordin: secretary; Mrs. P. L. Sterkel cor
 responding secretary; Mrs. E. A
 Francis. auditor: Mrs. J. M. Baum
 gardner. trustee and Mrs. R. A. Nor
 ton, parliamentarian The new off cers will name the department chair men at the meeting scheduled fo January 23 at the home of Mrs. c. C Joy.
 The College club will meet Wednes
 day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in tn
 domestic science flat of the high schoo
 when the program for next season vii be discussed. A large attendance i
 desired in order to get the views o , the members on the subject before tn , program committee acts.
 IT. order to arrive at some con
 clusion as to how to raise funds fo
 the Children's Home Society, tn Harmony club has called a bushes !, meeting for Wednesday afternoon a s the Woman's club. The harmon f club has for years contributed to tn 2 Children's Home.
 Carrying out the social cente
 idea, the Madison Improvement clu
 threw open its doors last evenin . to the club members and their fam