4 H Trips Expanded for Clubs Across States
Numerous sponsors extend educational trips and prizes for 4 H members showing excellence. Hazel Atlas Glass and Lever Brothers fund trips for state champions and top performers. Armour and Wabash railways finance travel to national events with varying qualifications. Breeders Gazette Sheepman Successful Farming award subscrip tions and books reward top beef sheep dairy and swine showmen. Local business groups also sponsor trips for high scorers across fourteen central South Dakota counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Geor~wa Hess
Wheeling
West
Virginia
Two Broskings
Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge
Mass
Brookings
Buren
Evening Huronite
South Dakota
Armour Slid Company
Chicago
National Club Congress
Fae Barrow
Wlinoig Central Railroad
Atize
Breeders’ Gazette
Spencer
Indiana
Sheepman
Lexington
Gill Gward
Des Moines
Iowa
Entertain G. R. Council At Tea
Hitchcock hostesses and YWCA council members held a tea for mothers and Girl Reserve leaders. Tables formed an H with blue white decor, thirty guests attended at 4 pm, served potato salad tea cakes and sandwiches. Program included recognitions solos and talks by Mildred Riemath Jean Sutter Esther Armstrong and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener Ging Morerves
Hitchcock
Ywca Council
Mildred Riemath
C. F. Swarts
Alta Ball
Duct
Esther Armstrong
Mildred Rieman
Jean Su
Birthday party at Fry school marks classroom celebration
Mrs Jay Gould hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for Fry school students taught by Miss Stevens. From 2 to 4 pm children played games exchanged presents and enjoyed cocoa sandwiches cake and jello at lunch. Guests included Mrs Walter Parkinson Mrs John Kinney Mrs Joe Van Bus Kirk Mrs Ralph Russell and Mrs French. Jean French seventh grader noted a health chart check showing excellence for Robert Parkinson and herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Fry School
Miss Stevens
Walter Parkinson
John Kinney
Joe van Bus- Kirk
Ralph Russell
French
Jean French
Robert Parkinson
Eight Grade Algebra Study At Ress School
The eight grade pupils at Ress School begin algebra after six weeks of arithmetic. Three students study algebra: Schuyler Hebron, Irena Lynch, and Mary Meisenheider. Miss Smith explains the course will help with high school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ress
Schuyler Hebron
Irena Lynch
Mary Meisenheider
Miss Smith
Court of Awards Program Planned by Lakotah Troop No 1
Discussion at the Lakotah troop No 1 meeting at the Congregational church planned the Sunday April 22 awards program. Girls were appointed to chair tea tables Beverly Erickeon Frances Link Vivian Staton Joan McArthur and Miriam Oviatt led the Scout tables. The group prepared songs and worked on the Sunday program with four recent items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Beverly Erickeon
Frances Link
Vivian Staton
Joan McArthur
Miriam Oviatt
Margaret McS4inern
YCL Delegates To Pierre Will Meet In State Capitol
Delegates to the state convention of the Young Citizens league will meet in Pierre May 4 and 5 and sit in the seats used by state representatives. The eighth annual session is hosted by Pierre and the Young Citizens of Stanley and Hughes counties with Beadle county sending elected delegates and alternates from district 1 through 3.
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YCL
Pierre
State
Young Citizens League
Stanley
Hughes County
Beadle County
Huroy
Ward Schnetzer
Allen Townshroughs
Adeline Cooper
Edward O'Keefe
Yale Independent
Andrew Kleinsasser
Thoell Alger
Valley Township
Irene Anderson
Robert Sutter
Altoona Independent School of
Hitchcock
Esther Whitney
Ruby Wehr
Belle Prairie Township
Miss Treva Olson
Everett Timm
Custer Town
Visitors Tour Pierre Area Schools and Landmarks
The text outlines a ship and a school taught by Mary Rhoads in district 3. It notes many points of interest near the capitol visitors should see, including the dome of the capitol and the Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Building with a historical exhibit. It mentions Center Monument north of Pierre and the Pierre Indian School two miles east.
Meeting notes highlight prizes and performances at Junior Fair
The record cites a reading titled Kennudy Bill and a piece No Chances by Va Lois. Leaders at the Junior Fair include R A Tummer and piano solo Black Hawk Waltz by Florence Harbur. Va Lois Clemmens thanks Ross Oviatt for securing programs and pledges mutual support for future efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennudy
Lois
R. A. Tummer
Florence Harbur
Lois Clemmens
Ross Oviatt
Best Ever Club Broadcast Includes Songs and Readings
The Best Ever Foods club led by Mrs. B. F. Barthel presented an April 14 program with Ross Oviatt introducing. Performances featured duets by Blanche Meade and Valois Clemmens, solos by Blanche Meade, and piano by Alice David with Mildred Lyman, followed by a four-year club-work review by Mildred Johnson and another duet “Moonlight and Roses” with piano support by Mildred Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Barthel
Ross Oviatt
Alice David
Blanche Meade
Va Lois Clemmens
Blanch Meade
Valois Clemmens
Ross Pupils Plant Trees at Ross Schoolhouse Yard
Pupils led by Marshall Kouf William Arbeiter Decl mer and Elmer DeBauche dug holes and planted two Chinese Elm trees at the Ross schoolhouse as part of an YCG project. LeRoy Fier and Donald DeBauche planned a tree on each side of the road and the children sang YCL songs naming the trees Jupiter and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Marshall Kouf
William Arbeiter
Declmer
Elmer DeBauche
Annie Arbeiter
LeRoy Fier
Donald DeBauche
Interest Groups Meeting of Troop 6 Gels at Wesley Hall
Gels of Troop 6 Titania Girl Scouts held a Wesley Hall meeting this week to study birds and mark charts. The inter patrol contest saw Falling Stars win, and the group closed with a song and the motto, promise, and laws recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania Girl Scouts
Wesley Hall
Girl Scouts Craft Pipe Cleaner Favors for Formal
Salakawea Troop 2 girls plus six campus members created pipe cleaner figures for the Gamma Theta formal banquet. Black pipe cleaners gumdrops and toothpicks formed bodies and heads with ink faces. They also prepared future favors and planned a supper hike next week Weather permitting and an outdoor meeting at 5 30 PM followed by Taps and Run Along Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal—akawea
Gamma Theta
Helen Buchanan
Colege
Buchanan
Ernest Funk
Students Work At Varied Jobs At South Dakota University
Vermillion April 20. The university supports student aid through diverse work from clock repair and gardening to operating the campus radio station and janitorial duties. Students hold roles in classrooms libraries and theaters. some contribute to journalism, engineering, and ROTC pay. Vermillion shops and services also hire students for confections, groceries, and theater work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
University
Law Fe
R.o-T.c. National Guard
Vermillion
Returns to School Tulare Opens Night Speaking Course
Herdis Anderson, village resident, returns to Tulare school after a three week illness. He previously led a labor party effort and now runs a night school to teach members public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Herdis Anderson
Labor Party
Minnesota
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