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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
5
Music students from Ashton Frankfort Hitchcock and Tulare high schools compete in vocal and instrumental 50 los sessions and glee clubs bands. The day ends with a grand concert featuring solos selections by top glee clubs and a massed band of all four schools under Prof. Moon.
De Smet Auxiliary met at the Legion House on April 10 with President Lily Paterson and vital members present. Helen Hansen district president conducted the installation of new officers including Angela Johnson as President and Karen Wulff as reporter, with Lois Lundist and Elizabeth Lundist among trustees. A lunch followed and the next meeting is set for May 8.
Patricia Jor of Redfield High won first place in a South Dakota high school poetry contest. Her poem was chosen for submission to a national anthology by the No 1 School Poetry association, recognizing her oral honors and steady work over the past two years.
Dr Ezra Home Missions Board of district Church will speak at the Highmore Methodist Church Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The address aims to discuss church missions and planning for the district.
Meetings in the Community Hall last week saw the Legion plan Memorial Day events. Auxiliary elected Mrs Louise McNerney president with officers including Mrs Eroma Freese vice president and Mrs Martha Vaughn second vice. Installations set for June. Mother's Day program May 4. Carpet rags given to Battle Mountain Sanitarium. Mrs DeHaven presided in president Spicer's absence. three candidates initiated. Card party followed with prizes to E J Tim Merman and Leo McNerney. Luncheon served.
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