Complete Program Announced For County S S Convention
The Beadle County Sunday School Association announces the Wolsey convention with two morning sessions, a pot luck lunch at the Wolsey Presbyterian Church, and an afternoon program in the Wolsey School. Delegates will discuss bringing Christ to the Sunday School with multiple department leaders and special music by the Bethel Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Presbyterian Church
Beadle Couunty Association
Wolsey School
Roy M. Johnson
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Everett J. Jones
Huron Presbyterian Sunday School
Frank Brown
Huron Methodist Sunday School
Ruth Wilcox
Huron Methodist Church
Intermcdiate
A. Ro Esehtiman
Aspens
L. A. Johnson
Lake Preston
Ray M. Johnson
Bethel Choir
Alex Hohn
Gilford
Howard Stonecipher
Cavour
Sander Tollefson
American Lutheran Church
Huron
Methodist Sunday School of
Virgil
Reuke
Rain Lifts Lane Farmers As Planting Nears
Rains on Monday bring farmers in Lane renewed optimism as corn and forage crops show excellent growth. Early planting is timely with work continuing between showers. Some may plant May 10 or earlier if weather remains favorable, and a few farmers plan night plowing with dual shifts and tractor headlights.
Upperclassmen Held Banquet At Pierre ARSDLD
Harrold high school held its annual Junior Senior banquet in Pierre Saturday evening. The hall featured sea decor with a lighthouse centerpiece. Junior Paul Surger served as toastmaster as Doloes Staube Catherine Clark Ray Finn and others delivered speeches and musical numbers in a harbor themed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Harrold
Paul Surger
Dolores Staube
Catherine Clark
Ray Finn
Bully Paint
Githome
Helen Schiracer
Elsie Ryfin
Leona
Sterek
Harald Munn
Church Group Plans Party and Fundraising in Wellington
The Church of Christ Christian Endeavor met at Mrs. Eva DeHaven’s home. Elizabeth DeHaven read Jobs In a Changing World. They planned a party in two weeks for losers of the attendance contest and a fundraiser to send timbers to the camp in Oniela the first week in June. The group discussed youth participation in the Memorial Day program. A good attendance was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Church of Christ Christian Endeavor
Eva DeHaven
Elizabeth DeHaven
Oniela
Jina
Airmail Meeting Held in Wessington
An airmail gathering was hosted in Wessington on April 27 led by Mr and Mrs FD Finch with Mrs Fay Thompson of St Lawrence in attendance. Mr Fitch serves as postmaster at Wessington and Mrs Thompan oversees the St Lawrence post office.
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Wessington
Speelab
FD. Finch
Fay Thompson
St. Lawrence
Huron
Fitch
Thompan
St Lawrence
Move Near Broadland Across the Farm
Cael French and family formerly of Bonilla plan to relocate to a farm northwest of Broadland in April. They started a small grain crop but could not continue due to illness in the family.
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Broadland Broadland
Cael
Bonilla
Broadland
No Services Sunday at Wellington Church
Wellington April 27 Special report says there will be no services in the Church of Chris Burnday May 1 as the pastor and congregation attend the Sunday School convention in Wolsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wolsey
Attend Suing Contest Wessington at Brookings
Special report from April 27 notes Supt Clinton, lawyer, and Orval Seitz a agriculture teacher with Wessington High School judging team attending Brookings for a contest. Also mentions visits and travels in Doland Alpena and Woonsocket with Mrs Lund and Mrs Guy W Cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Clinton
Orval Seitz
Sever
Jel
Wessington High School Agriculgnce Glasa Atiende
Brookings
Doland
Mcwilliams
H. E. Jones
Oneir
Hitchcock Backs Tax On Bonds And Salaries
Senator Herbert E Hitchcock pledged full support for President Roosevelt to end tax exemption on income from all future government bonds and on government salaries. He spoke on the subject during a Mitchell visit ahead of the May 3 primary and noted his earlier Senate debate role. His amendment seeks to tax future securities while the President favors an act of Congress. Hitchcock favors constitutional mandate, though he backs the President's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E.hitchcock
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Hitchcock
Senate
Congress
Community honors Bullocks at Wellington dinner
A large Wellington congregation attended a Sunday reception and dinner in the community hall honoring Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bullock who recently arrived from Montana to serve the church. The event featured cafeteria service, a welcome address by Orval Seitz and a response from Mr. Bullock, plus musical numbers by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lola
Stobbs
Geyle Humphrey
Marian Sel
Malcol Eckert
Phyllis Chesebro
Arlene Krautee
Janet Bowen
Highmore Poet Reads At Federation District Meeting
Raymond Pierce of Highmore High School faculty will read original poems at a Wednesday evening banquet during the Federation of South Dakota Women's Clubs district convention in Highmore on May 4 and 3. A Java native, he graduated from Coe College last June and has had poems and prose published in major magazines including Poetry and Quest. He spoke in Sioux Falls recently on Poetry and Comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Raymond Pierce
Federation of South Dakota Women's Clubs
Mr. Pierce
Java
Coe Cyliuge
Poetry
Quest
Pierce
Sioux Falls
Life Theatre Guild
History Club
Banquet Plans For Mother Daughter Social In Doland
Plans have been completed for a Mother Daughter social evening in Doland at the Methodist Church Friday night. Mrs G W Cook leads the arrangements with music and speaker addresses set to begin at eight o'clock. Any mother may bring daughter regardless of age, with a note about adopted daughters. Prizes for oldest and youngest mothers and prettiest mother will be awarded after a short program followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland Doland
G. W. . Cook
Doland Rain Brings Rainfall After Threats
Doland on April 27 saw light rain resist the threat of more showers as skies cleared briefly Monday morning. Reports say about half an inch to an inch of rain fell, with conditions forecast to worsen again later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Gravel Highway 47 Doland Progress Report
Nine miles of Highway 37 work by Hetter Construction Company nearly finished using modern equipment to secure gravel from nearby pits. In Highmore, Miss Leis Butterfeld dies after extended illness, sister of William Butterfield. Merrill Meigs returns from CCC camp in South Carolina. plans to stay in Highmore. Mickey Knight and daughter Joan visit C G Olson home Doland. return to Spain. Denzel Long earns excellent rating in regional essay contest, Watertown attended by Spink County winner. Lane M E Church observes birthday dinner for Rev E A Falley as Woonsocket pastors honored. small ensemble from Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Highway 37
Hetter Construction Company
Neaby
Poland
Denzel Long
Spirk County
Watertown
Denver
Woonsocket
Lane
M. E. Church
E. A. Falley
Falrey
Ot’ ‘Webster
Visit in Lane Lane Apr 277 special
Mrs. Carrie Strand and son Lester and Mrs. Rex Duxberry of Sioux City spent the weekend with their daughter sister Mrs. Ed Liddebak and family. They arrived here Friday and left Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Lane
Carrie Strand
Lester
Rex Duxberry
Sioux City
Ed Liddebak
Bancroft Senior Play Is Success
Bancroft high school seniors stage the comedy Melodrama In Nankipan before a large crowd in the Community Hall. Cast includes Carol Jean Hoover as Majorie Landis, Arnold Rusche as her father, Doris Rusche as Helen Stevens, Delbert Schleuter as Jimmie Barlow, Richard Beeninga as Jack Dixon, Clarence Rabenburg as Horace Bilgewater Dillingham, Norman Custard as Von Brodgen, and Elton Dirkser as Burke. Betty Ann Purdy directed with Dor othy Schleuter assisting. Hans Christensen led the band for musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Nankipan
Majorié Landis
Carol Jean Hoover
Mr. Landis
Arnold Rusche
Landis
Caroli Holland
Mary
von Brodgen
Ehner Dirkser
Tre
Burke
Betty Ann Purdy
Banerat
Dorothy Schleuter
Deora Dirksen
Irene Roberts
Slage Properties
Delmer Forbes
Boris Baker
Hans Christensen
Huron
Rural school exhibit to be held in Highmore
Mrs. Gladys Gannon, County Superintendent, plans a display of articles by rural pupils at the courthouse lower lobby for the annual exhibit to be held Saturday April 3. The county spelling contest and school rally sports program accompany the exhibit with a large dental poster collection and Junior Red Cross items also showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Rural Schools
Itl
Highmore
Gladys Gannon
Court House
Red Cross
Mother's Day Observed at South Dakota University
Invitations sent to over 700 mothers to spend May 7-8 at the University of South Dakota annual Mother’s Day celebration. Mortar Board plans events led by senior women. I D Weeks will speak at the mother daughter son banquet. Sunday includes church services, a symphony concert, a cappella choir, and a tea by the Women’s Self Government association. Jean Brishine directs lodging and entertainment reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
University “of South Dakota
Mortet Board
Honorary Society For
I. D. Weeks
University
Women's Self Government Association
Wil
Jean Brishine
Woonsocket
Mortar Board
Miller Seniors Present Costume Play Mimonette at Miller High
Miller High School senior class will stage Mimonette on April 28 in the auditorium with a cast of 22. The play blends romance and mystery with a peek into 1861 South customs, likened to Smilin Through. Curtis Rainy stars as Justin Holiday. Dorothy Fish portrays Mimonette the belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
South
Curtis Rainy
Justin Holiday
Dorothy Fish
Migmonecite
Hayes family moves to Los Angeles from Alpena
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hayes and their children with Austin Barker left Monday for Los Angeles where they will make their home. The Hayes family, formerly of Yankton, had been visiting his parents Silas Hayes and other relatives in Alpena for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alpena
Raymond Hayes
Austin Barker
Mrs Benson Hosts Friendly Eight Bridge Club
Mrs John Benson entertained the members of the Friendly Eight bridge club Thursday afternoon in Alpena. Bridge was played at two tables with prizes awarded to Mrs A J Terner Mrs Tom Rosser and Mrs Schuyter Peet. A two course luncheon was served at five oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DELTA
Alpena
C. Barber
AC. Stoffel
Bentson
John Benson
Friendly Eight Bridge Club
A. J. Terner
Tom Rosser
Schuyter Peet
Explains Soil Building Goals for South Dakota Farms
Brookings April 27 Special report outlines how the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program applies to South Dakota. It details soil building units for various crops and practices, including legumes, grasses, shelterbelts, wind erosion control, and pasture management, with unit calculations and timeframes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Pension Service
State College
Brookings
Ryerson Family Visits Daughter in Wellington
April 27 report notes Mr. E R Ryerson of Lincolns Nebraska visiting with Mr and Mrs Dale Smith in Wellington. Mrs Smith is a daughter of Mrs Ryerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
E.R. Ryerson
Linesln
Dale Smith
Smitz
Ryerson
Pierre Visitors Visit Joe Scott Family in Pierre
Mr and Mrs PLA Young visited the Joe Scott family in Pierre on Sunday. The Scows were formerly residents of Wessington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Wessington
Mrvand
Pla. Young
Joe Scott
Scows
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Yisiy
Huron Lane
the Lane School
George Corvin
Huronive State
Omaha
Fordham
Clark
Soil Conservation
Neb
Fang
Hudson
Hurson
Nudhom
Lom Egle
Japan
T. Plan
St. S. E
William Butterfield
Leis Butterfeld
WOME
CMP
Merrill Meigs
Fruitdale
S. C
CCC
C. J. Olson
Mickey Knight
C .G. ‘Olson
Joan
Spain
Osborn’s
Boy Scout
Osborn
Service Shoe Shop
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