Past Commanders Night and Friday Masonic Events
Evelyn Coyne reports a Thursday conclave of Secotah Commandery No 6 K T featuring annual Past Commanders night with dinner at 6 30 and Order of Temple work at 7 20. Friday lists multiple meetings at Masonic Temple and Labor Temple including Auxiliary to El Riad Shrine, D A meet in K C hall, Rainbow Lodge 383 L A B R T, W R C program and initiation, and Grand Army Day events. Also a vocal recital at American Lutheran Church tonight with soloists Gwyneth Roberts Yates Helen Gardner Beverly OBrien Blanche Battin and pianists Evelyn Mellvaine Besse Stackpole.
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Secotah Commandery No
K. T
Order of Temple
el Riad
Masonic
K. P. Hall
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
B. of R. T
Labor Temple
Gottfried Stoland
American Lutheran Church
Gwyneth Roberts- Yates
Helen Gardner
Beverly O'Brien
Blanche Battin
Mise Evelyn Mellvaine
Besse Stackpole
Pheme 4151 covers war cause cures conference and campus tours
Mary Wadden of Madison directs the fourth conference on The Cause and Cure of War with delegates reporting from New Orleans. Saturday entertainment includes a city tour and campus visit arranged by Vice President Julian and Vermillion branch members. Boethian Society at Huron College meets. Presbyterian General Association elects officers with 65 attendees and annual reports noting strong finances.
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Mary Wadden
Madison, &. C
New Orleons
Julian
University
Vermillion
Presbyterian AD
General Association of the Presbyterian Church
Church Partners
R. Schuyler
A. M. Chenoweth
Yine
J. &. Colton
Sara Mc ¥Lvaine
Ladies Aid
Leonard Davis
Ameri can Association of University Women Meet at Evergreens
Forty five members gathered at the Evergreens for a six thirty dinner. Mrs. Lusk read The Robe of Peace and Mrs. Dunbar spoke on Education in South America. Dunbar shared experiences from chaos in South America.
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A. AL. W
Evergreens
American Association of University Women
Robert C. Lusk
O. Heary
South America
A. A. Chamberlain
FP. G. Atkinson
Minneapolis
Sectional Fellowship Fund Association
Buren
Vermillion
F. B. Watters
Amesia
Northwest Central Section
Atkinson
Margaret Justin
National Association of Home Economics
A. B. Fairbank Fells
Tve
Theatre of Vermillion
Det of Physical Education
Department of Music
Baleuca Hall
Happy Hour Club Meeting At Mrs Wilsons Home
Eleven members and three guests attended the Happy Hour club meeting yesterday afternoon at 407 Fifth Street Northeast. Guests were Mrs Weese Mrs Sack ett and Mrs Kerkow. Following the business session a contest determined Mrs McFadden as the prize winner.
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Happy Hour Club
C. E. Wilson
Fifth Street
Roy Weese
Kenneth Sackett
Ted Kerkow
Earl McFadden
Club News Tea and Pot Luck Lunch Planned
Mrs Martin Erickeon of Sixth Street Northeast will entertain the club on April 17 serving a pot luck lunch. At the April meeting hosted by Mrs Amelie Gordon and assisted by Mrs Vera Flanagan and Mrs Myrtle McKeon, bridge was played at four tables after the business session. Prizes went to Mrs Betty Lane and Mrs Ruby Bakeman, with hostesses serving lunch at the close.
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Harl Boerst Hingis
Avenue Sool
H. M
Chi Ruth Hegener
Nordness
H. M. Gieree
T. J. Wood
Melita Ruble
Martin’ Erickeon
Sixth Street
Amelie Gordon
Colorado ‘Avenue Southwest
Vera Flanagan
Myrtle McKeon
Betty Lane
Ruby Bakeman
Butter Making Day Amid Windy South Dakota Diary
Central South Dakota diary entry notes a bright windy day focused on butter making after chores. Ball worked on disking an upturned alfalfa patch and adjacent fall plowing while horses needed rest. The author expects seeding early next week if rain or snow remains scarce. The Johns visited, and a neighbor’s pig wandered in, delaying the return home after dark.
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Ball
Mr. J
Picture of Edler’s work graces dry goods window
A faded note describes a display in a dry goods shop window put up by Miss Edler. An accompanying article outlines the craft and mentions the ongoing work she has undertaken, highlighting her efforts in textiles and design.
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Abed
Cooperation in Huron Praised by Msgr Desmond
Msgr D F Desmond lauds Catholic and non Catholic support for a new parochial school in Huron praising unity. He reflects on thirty two years since arriving in Huron and says the school will attract fine families, benefit religious instruction and city advancement. He emphasizes harmony between Catholic and non Catholic residents and gratitude from his parish.
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Msgr
D. F. Desmond
Huron
April Quota For Navy Is Already Completed
The April quota for the Huron district in the naval recruiting service was completed yesterday when Mack psally Furlow of Blunt received his passport to the central station in Omaha to depart for the base at San Diego. Recruiting officer G. W. Jones says May quota of 24 men is now being examined. Enlistments in the last fiscal year totaled 16 213 with 3 816 reenlistments. the Navy service strength stands at 84 335 enlisted men.
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Huron
Naval Recruiting Service
Mack Psally Furlow
Blunt
Omaha
San Diego
G. W. Jones
Navy
Miss Violette Edler Praised For Window Decorating Work
Huron readers hear that Miss Violette Edler of Chicago daughter of Mrs Jacob Edler of 1655 Wisconsin Ave SW Huron received favorable comment in Dry Goods Reporter for her window decoration work. She previously clerked six years at the Fair store in Huron and has spent two years in Chicago overseeing trimming.
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Huron
Violette Edler
Chicago
Jacob Edler
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Dry Goods Reporter
Edler
Fair
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Pheme
Boethian
Boethian Literary Society
Huron College
Royal
Jarig Hoekstra
Jidi
South Dakota
Paul's Supreme
Florence Howard
Knickernick
Lenore
Hame of
Schuman
Coats
Lowe Brothers
Love Brothers
Perriton
Huron's Best Pharmacy
Seienitats
General Electric
N.C
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