Three Huron Women To Attend Detroit YWCA Biennial
S. R. Schuyler and Mildred E. H. Daniel of Huron will be voting delegates from Beadle county YWCA to the eleventh biennial YWCA United States convention in Detroit April 25 to May 1. Josephine Ainsworth will attend national officers meeting. prominent speakers include Bishop Francis McConnell and Carrie Chapman Catt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Schuyler
Huron
Beadle County
YW. W.C. A
Young Woman’s Christian Association of the United States
Detroit
Mildred EH. Daniel
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Huron ¥. W. C
Miss Ainsworth
Paul H. Douglas
University of Chicago
Douglas
Francis McConnell
Federal Council of Churches
Aimerica
Young Women's Christian Association
Ainsworth
Carrie Chapman
Catt
Women's Suffrage
League of Women Moters
Anna V. Rice
Inu National Board of YL We Oo
M Ainsworth
Mary Dingman
Star of the World's Committee
Association
World Association
Young Women's Christian Association of the World
Wiss Ainsworth
Ramsey MacDonald
Telcow
Two Dakota Poets Featured In Pasque Petals
Daisy Dean Butler of Lake Preston and Clara Exling Bockover of Clark publish poems in the April issue of Pasque Petal the South Dakota State Poetry Society’s official journal. Butler celebrates spring with lines on springtime thaw and wildlife while Bockover’s verse titled Marriage explores love and loyalty beyond castles and formal unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasque
Daisy Dean Butler
Lake Preston and Clark
South Dakota
Stxe Poetry Society
Clara Exling Bockover
Clark
Pasque Petal
Miss Sara Dewing Schedules Week of Home Demonstrations
Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstration agent outlines a week of events in South Dakota including demonstrations on Teeth Building Foods in Polo on April 14, basket weaving in Mellette on April 16, club planning in Redfield on April 17, and more appearances in Huron on April 18. Spink county training schools at Conde, Doland, Mellette, Hitchcock drew large attendance with husbands joining business sessions for first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Dewing
Sara L. Dewing
Polo
Huron
Mellette
Miss Dewing
Redfield
Earl Russell
Bonilla
Spink County
New Fabrics Demand Special Laundry Care Guidance
Miss May Keithline of the State college extension service explains handling rules for rayon blends. She notes rayon and cotton mix like cotton, wool blends like wool, and rayon silk blends like silk, with careful washing and ironing to preserve wear and avoid damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Keithline
State College Extension Service
Miss Kiethline
Unclear historical notes on songs and labor assembly topics
The fragment mentions cod chants and mountain songs like O Susanna, notes European folk songs brought to the area, and references assembly meetings including the industrial assembly. It also cites the national board and regional committee discussing interests such as the southern textile situation unemployment and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Industrial Assembly
National Board
A House For The Narrow Lot Amid Tight Surroundings
A compact residence tailored for narrow lots fits closely with surrounding properties and can adapt to larger or narrow sites. Design features include dining and living rooms with three-sided windows, a distinctive entrance, low rock dines, and red brick exterior. Estimated cost ranges from 3000 to 10000 dollars depending on materials and location.
Children's Styles Follow GrownUps In Fashion
The article notes children's fashion mimics adult trends with raised waistlines and increasing sophistication. Mothers balance child taste with simplicity, navigating gaudy colors, cotton fabrics, and a variety of materials. It highlights brother sister outfits, matching colors for siblings, and growing skirt lengths for older girls.
Richland Women Plan Club Reorganization
Richland Home Extension club members held their first and last meeting at Richland school district 4 on Tuesday April 8. Eleven members and seven visitors attended. Topic was Time Savers in Feeding the Family presented by Mel Ray Hedlund and Mrs John Ahm. Finance committee reported purchases of six dozen tea spoons three dozen cups and five dozen glasses and all club obligations were settled. A planning committee was appointed to arrange next year’s reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Women Plan Club
Richland Home Extension Club
Richland School
District 4
Leonard Stout
Mel. Ray Hedlund
John Ahm
Vinla Voss
Irene Ohm
Marian Stout
Pammittee
Hints for Hints for Cleaning as a Weight Reduction Method
A medical writer discusses weight loss by severe spanking with a rubber hand atop a stick or broom handle. He asserts the wielder may achieve better control of weight than the recipient. The piece rejects old laundry tasks and floor scrubbing, proposing a middle path of home organization for health benefits.
KUSD Broadcasts Home Economics Talk for Women and Girls
KUSD will air a redia program Monday from 8 to 9 p m on Home Economics as a Profession. Mary M Shaw will present the talk at the University of South Dakota station. No further broadcasts from KUSD until April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central South Dakota
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Mary M. Shaw
Four South Dakota 4-H Members Named for National Camp
Mellette home extension clubs pledge a donation to the Washington club camp fund for Hazel Grayen Tollefson, one of four South Dakota 4-H members chosen to attend the national club camp in June. The four, two girls and two boys, are announced at the Junior short course banquet. Beadle county's Jesse Roberts is the Beadle county attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellette
Washington
Hazel Grayen Tollefson
South Dakota
Jesse Roberts
Wolsey
Beadle County
Mrs Herman Link Wins $1 Easter Menu Prize
Mrs. Herman Link of 47 Fourth Street Southwest won today's prize in the Easter dinner menu contest run by the Woman's Page editor of The Evening Baronite. A central South Dakota woman will be awarded $1 next Saturday for the best menu, judged on balance, attractiveness, dishes, and appetite appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Link
Fourth Street Southwest
South Dakota
Baronite
Old Art Of Plying Needle Returns With Spring Goods
A report on spring fashion showing women shifting back to dressmaking for individuality. After lean years in menswear and yard goods, stores note rising demand for customized garments while ready to wear options remain popular for busy women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raron
Orvis outlines value of magazines at women’s club meeting
Caroline Orvis, Huron librarian, told the Business and Professional Women’s Club on Tuesday evening that magazines span education and daily life. She cited French and German technicals, current events, and travel titles, contrasted costs with movies, and noted magazines’ rise in research while stressing reading complements entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Orvis
What
Huron
Women's Club
Miss Orvis
Literary Digest
Times
Saturday Evening Post
Forum
Asia Educational
Legion
Atlantic Monthly
The
Atlantic
Free Home Economics School Offered to Central South Dakota Women
The Evening Humanite brings a four day home economics school led by Lois Dixon in the Martin Hughitt hotel ballroom May 13 to 16. No registration or tuition fees for central South Dakota women from Beadle to Jerauld counties. Four 1:30 pm sessions will cover practical homemaking ideas with contests, recipes, menus and tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South Dakota
Humanite
Lois Dixon
Home Economics Service Corporation of
New York City
Martin Hughitt Hotel
Beadie
Spink
Hand
Hyde
Hughes
Sully
Buffalo
Potter
Miner
Advertising in Magazines Highlights Costs and Styles
The piece contrasts monthly and Harper's advertising with magazine circulation and standing. It notes magazines vary content from fiction and fashions to reviews and pictures. It cites a study by Dr. Frank Luther Mott of the University of Iowa as the most comprehensive work on American magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Journalism
University of Iowa
Have Club Meeting at Mrs Charley Franks Home
The Best Ever Extension club met at the home of Mrs Charley Frank on Nebraska Avenue Southwest on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Frank
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
April and Twenty Meet Demonstrates Economical Meals
April meeting with twenty members and three visitors showcased Adequate and Economical Meals led by Mrs John Worral and Mrs Neil Bailey. Hostesses, Mrs D W Fuller and Mrs D E McNeil, assisted. Next gathering set for May 13 at Mrs R A Cave home 1275 Illinois Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Worral
Neil Bailey
D. W. Fuller
D. E. McNeil
R.A. Cave
Illinois Avenue
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Falls
Kingsbury
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Niblo's
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Pennsylvania
Qil 4Th
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Sherman L. Johnson
Optometrist
Dakota Samia
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E. T. Gitchell
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