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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
13
Beatrice notes a crowd of young, visibly happy guests at a party. No famous debutantes or polished elites dominate the scene, only shipping clerks and section managers mingle as Vera, Terry, and others interact over snapshots and dances. The moment ends with a promise of continuation.
Beatrice and Simone attend a lively New York scene as the Danceteria opens with a grand crowd. Toby explains its concept a nightclub with dinner drinks dancing and a grand orchestra, contrasting with staid older venues. The venue's democratic vibe and striking decor left Beatrice impressed by the inclusive, cheerful atmosphere.
The Whiteside School pupils improved their averages in the last period with nine of thirteen students rising and five of the nine advancing over five percent. Several students wrote perfect papers in various subjects as the art class studies measurement and proportion of the human body and collects pictures of faces.
Miller, Hand County 4-H members and leaders met with Charlotte Nicholas, chairwoman, to organize the county rally day on April 12 in Miller. Committees were named for forenoon recreation, nominating, and noon lunch duties, with Charlotte Nicholas leading the afternoon program titled A Model 4H Club Meeting.
A large Alpena crowd attended the junior class play Drums in My Heart at the school auditorium last Friday evening. Receipts rose to a new high of 84.50, surpassing the prior high of 76.00. Director Lyman L. Sump led the cast including Ajisenbrey Hayes Groenhoff Anderson Neuharth Pawtowski Lehr Walters Nordaker.
On March 2 there were 76 South Dakota entries in the national 4-H farm and home accounting contest for 1941. Enrollment includes three in Beadle County. Those starting farm home or enterprise accounts by March 1 and notifying county extension agent Leonard L. Ladd before April 1 may enter the national contest with state and national prizes offered by International Harvester. Applications available at the county extension office. Ladd will provide information for opening the accounts. Records cover a 12 month period ending after March 1, 1942, when books will be summarized to aid state and national winners.
Tenderfoot girls organized a new Sunflower Patrol at Lakatah Troop after a Crestview Church meeting on Monday. Helen Pappas elected leader with Judy Blake as assistant and Janet Hoy as scribe. other patrols advance badges while new members Leila Lande and Carolyn Lindsey join. Next meet plans hike at Congregational Church with food, gear, and optional bikes. Patty Jo Marso noted among participants.
After school Monday Troop 7 Sakakawea met at the Presbyterian Church then moved to Campbell's Park to play ball. Captain Mrs Lieber led the group while some girls worked on their design badge. The meeting adjourned with report from Carol Findley.
A scrambled crossword style clue list references a former U S president who served as chief justice in 1921 and was born in 1855. The grid mentions terms like telegram Greek letter and various descriptive words, implying a themed wordplay page with multiple cross references. The page folds in several biographical hints and era markers typical of early 20th century newspaper puzzles.
The Modern Maids Club of Bonilla held its March meeting at Herb Marshal's home with two members absent and two visitors present. New members Gloria Phillip and Phyllis Morse were welcomed. Officers were installed and Grace Dahlin presided. Roll call named a county 4-H leader. Members planned a scarf fundraiser for club camp, discussed Rally Day, and Health talks. Phyllis Morse and Hilda Dahlin led etiquette and demonstrations. Members brought food for judging and club songs closed the meeting. Next gathering will be in April at Arvella Ernester's home.
Cain Creek School pupils from seventh to second grade undertake art picture study featuring Blue Boy Gainsborough, Jeanne dArc LaPage, Tomb of Kimumkotep IE scenes, Flower Girl in Holland Hitchcock, Can't You Talk Holmes, and Egyptian studies. They will sing chorus songs at the PT A event and present The Little Red Schoolhouse dialogue. The seventh and eighth grade girls Lennard Mattke Mary Lee Cranston Ila Baum Cora Mae Hill perform the four stanzas of Laugh and the Merry by John Masefield.
Wehelos Girl Scout Troop No 4 met after school then played outdoors including tag. Miss Bernice Howard and two visitors from the Lutheran Church attended, planning to organize a troop.
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