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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1937
Page
11
A mixed page shows classified advertising notes with rates and cautions about scams, plus Proceedings of Wolsey Board of Education dated March 2 1937 listing members, bills for books and coal and a motion to approve bills at the meeting.
The Aberdeen Girl Scout council hosts a field institute with Miss Airey Mulkey of St Paul and local leaders. Attendees from Pierre Water town and Huron will join sessions at the Alonzo Ward Hotel focusing on Twenty Five Years of girl scouting and intermediate program developments.
Faulkton 4-H clubs plan Rally Day to showcase 4-H education and activities. The event on April 24 includes a program by club members, games, music, and a noon picnic. A 2:00 pm free motion picture at the local theatre follows with education pictures and a comedy.
Girl Reserves of Washington met last week and planned talks on parts of the Girl Reserve Code for the next meeting. Miss Harding will discuss Gracious in Manner, others focus on Read for Service Local to Friends Reverent to God Ever Dependable Sincere at all Times. Doris Quick notes the group plans weekly good deeds for mothers.
Beadle County rural children excel in a Young Citizens League contest held in Mitchell. Represented counties include Beadle Aurora Bon Homme Bruin Buffalo Charles Mix Davison Douglas Hanson Humphinson Jerauld Sanborn. Winners span divisions with Mitchell Friedman Wessington Independent Dave Testerman teacher Joseph Kime St Teresa’s Huron Sister Ignatius teacher Nels Gleon Hitchcock Independent John Hienemann teacher and Donald Jensen Wessington in the essay. Springs won overall and the essay winner advances to Pierre for state convention.
Hand County 4-H Ray Day at Miller Auditorium drew about 100 youths with many parents. Activities included singing, games led by Mrs. Leonora Gitcheil, a talk by Alvin who went to Chicago for an achievement award, wildlife films by State Game Warden Adams, and certificates for completed projects.
The Coolidge League at the Connell School plans a four week spelling contest each Friday. Captains Vera Hirite and Miler Glanzer lead sides featuring Floyd Barrett Merlin O Brien Irene Glanzer Wilbert Hohm Viellien Hints Phynllis Hint and Patricia Ford Eugene Hornig Kenneth Barrett Loret ta Hints Breit Barrett Phyllis Jean Hor pig. The losing side owes a party or hike to the winners. Viellien Hint, fifth grader, wrote this article.
The Baptist Junior W W Girls met at Macy June Trenerry’s home on Saturday. They named their guild for Beatrice Erickson mission ary in China and planned to end the guild rally in Watertown. The next meeting will be at Miss Muriel Holm’s home on the second Saturday in May. Ruth Smith is the reporter. The Wee’s School shows a washup chart with stars for washing before meals for one week and badges for four weeks, reported by Wayne Traver, eighth grade pupil.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand details a spring contest with two cash prizes for women readers of the Evening World. Olive Neff quotes advice on children’s fruit intake and milk consumption, urging raw fruit for youngsters, daily milk, and balancing milk with solids. The piece shares tips from Mrs. Rowang Schmidt Carpenter on appetite, milk use in meals, and seasonal hot and cold dairy options.
Miller Society and Ladies and Societies of Methodist and Presbyterian churches held meetings in their churches on Thursday afternoon. Presbyterians planned a May Day breakfast for May 1. Supper served by Mrs. Joseph Andrews and others. Mrs. H J Bushfield hosted the Wednesday contract club with a 1:30 luncheon and sixteen place setting. Dellie Bushfield and Mrs. Albert Shaw won prizes. gifts given to several guests. Mrs. John Haverstock hosted a bridge club with contract played at two.
Motion and second approve the Einer HR Jensen contract for the 1987 38 school year at an annual fee of 15.00 per month. The motion carried with adjournment follow up by Wahlert L E Baker, Clerk.
The Sakakawea Senior Girl Scout troop held a supper at the Presbyterian Church and a bird hike last Saturday. They observed birds at West Park and James River then cooked breakfast. Next meeting will be at Margaret Blank's home at 7 30 p m.
Fragmented OCR lists many clues and snippets about a huge Egyptian landmark and a long word puzzle board. It then shifts to a social club scene with bridge games, prizes, and church group notices including meetings at homes and a Methodists class. The text mixes crossword cues with local society notices and meal details.
Vermillion campus notes Margriet Min Madison and Jae Smiley among initiates to Alpha Lambda honorary scholastic sorority for freshman women. Barbara Dees Ochestror, Pulewana, and LV Weeks listed. Mang Slaughter of Redfield is an honorary member.
Special article notes Eastman of Sioux City visiting Seeley Jinmie Blunt on April 39 with sister Mrs. Asney and other extended family members.
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