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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1938
Page
7
Ross Oviatt of Vermillion and the University of South Dakota youth was chosen president of the Delta Gamma Chapter of Delta Tau Delta for the coming year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Thad Oviatt of Huron and a university sophomore.
The Coolidge League of the Connell School held its April meeting led by Irene Glanzer. Kenneth Barrett was elected president with Clinton Hoenig as vice president Patricia Ford treasurer and Wilbert Hohm corresponding secretary. The group collected April dues then held an amateur contest Basil Harrett Major Bowes Vera Hintz tied for first Kenneth Harrett second. An Easter party closed the meeting before a week’s vacation.
A group of 18 girls from the Titonka Girl Scout Troop with four leaders held a 6 o clock breakfast hike Friday morning. They studied flowers weeds and stones and searched for tepee circles while the three older patrols met at Mrs. George home with Rosemary Loder aiding nature study.
The Howard Boy Scout board met with the group this week and approved second class requirements for Scouts. Nine merit badges will be awarded at the Scout Court of Honor next week. The Tocal Scout organization is sponsored by the local Lions Club.
Ernest Marone in first grade made an Easter basket and ten construction paper eggs for reading progress. Each word without a miss earns a star on the egg. Boiled eggs were dyed by students Wednesday with Misa Wiese and Raymond Schroeder contributing eggs. Nimble Needle Club met at Bill Dent home with a garment fitting demonstration by Leora Cathy followed by songs exercises and lunch.
Anne Adams pattern 4671 offers a simple two piece wrap frock for young girls. The ad highlights quick sewing, easy on and off, trim collar cuffs and pockets, and versatile cotton fabrics. Pattern book and pattern priced at 15 cents each, book and pattern together 25 cents, order from The Evening Huronite Pattern Department.
National and regional Girl Scout leaders will meet in Minneapolis at the Curtis Hotel from April 2 to 22 for a regional conference. The event will discuss the revised Girl Scout program for girls aged seven to eighteen and feature national staff members presenting program details and new dress styles.
A pupil from Linegla League at Timm School found the crocus near the James River, noted as South Dakota’s state flower and the first bloom of spring. Joy Timm and Char lene T Margne visited the school. Easter break covered Thursday and Friday for the pupils.
The Smeppy Stitchers 4 H Club of Foulkton met at Millard School to start the year. Officers elected were President Ruth Olson Vice president Arlowyn Hol scher Secretary Dorothy Haselhorst Treasurer Ethel Olson and Reporter Eileen Reed. Dues were set to fund attendance at the annual club camp.
Sunnyside School pupils work on fair exhibits with girls embroidering Sylvia makes apron Rose Mary crafts scarf Betty builds centerpiece boys complete woodwork magazine wand and book rack lower grades make posters Sylvia Christensen reports the activity.
The third and fourth graders at Sunnyside School study lines from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s Children’s Hour in grammar class. The lesson highlights Longfellow’s family and his affection for his children.
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