Women’s Clubs Convene in Springfield for 15th District Meet
The fifteenth annual convention of the South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs third district opens in Springfield April 2 and runs two days hosted by the Monday club led by Mrs. H Davison and the MacDowell club led by Mrs. J O Duguid. The program features talks by state and local leaders, plus district business sessions and officer installations reflecting the silver anniversary of the Monday club begun in 1905.
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Springfield
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
H. Davison
Southern State Normal School
R. M. Davison
Fred Ellwein
Bridgewater
Lulu Spilte
G. H. Durand
Yankston
Cultural Library
Murray Ketchan Kirk
D. W. Bastian
Midland
State Federation
C. A. Hoyt
Sioux City
Iowa
Woman's Home Library
Herman G. James
South Dakota University
Third District
H. H. Goodenough
G. F. Cressthuys
Armour
E. &. Wright
R. V. Townsend
Salem
J. J. Felzein
Scotland
C. J. Doty
Corsica
W. C. Cavanagh
Yankton
R. W. Raisch
Parkston
World Court discussed in Voters' Service program
National League of Women Voters will air a nonpartisan discussion on the World Court and international law on April 22 from 6 to 6 30 P M Central time. Columbia professors Joseph B E Chamberlain and Charles C Hyde will speak.
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United States
National League of Women Voters
Voters
Qver
National Broadcasting Company
Joseph BE. Chamberlain
Charles C. Hyde
Columbia University
World Court
Wovers
Hyde
Harding
Department of State
American Journal of International Law
Charles Evans Hughes
Chamberlain
American Editors Gather At Capital for Hoover Address
Washington April 17. Members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors gathered for their annual meeting in the capital. President Hoover is slated to speak at a Saturday night banquet, continuing the society's traditional program.
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Washington
Hoover
American Society of Newspaper Editors
National Press Club meeting opens in Washington
The three day session opens with Walter M. Harrison of the Oklahoma City Times as host. Norman Baxter, president of the National Press Club, delivers welcome on behalf of Washington correspondents. Speakers include Wilbur, Senator Vandenburg, chairman Wicker shang, and Robert M. Hutchins.
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Walter M. Harrison
Oklahoma City Times
Society
Norman Baxter
National Press Club
Washington
Cine
Wilbur
Vandenburg
Michigan
Wickershang
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
St. Paul Official Praises Huron Road In Transit
C S Harrington director of the bureau of tours for the St Paul Dispatch stopped in Huron with his 16 year old son Harry en route to the Black Hills. He called the east approach into Huron the best gravel road he traveled this year and said the trip seeks to line up tourist service for the Black Hills area. In the same report a note mentions that in 45 years more than 3500 acres of English sea coast have slipped into the ocean.
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Huron
C. S. Harrington
Bureau of Tourists
St. Paul Dispatch
Black Hills
Harry
Mr. Harrington
Harrington
Sweetheart styles and cream powder promise lasting beauty
The feature highlights "sweetheart styles" with flowing gowns and off the shoulder lines. It promotes a powder of clinging consistency to tone the skin to a cream-pear l color, suggesting rub and smooth application for lasting beauty at $1 per box.
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