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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
9
Bi aid and first aid tests were completed as some girls learned table setting. Plans for a nature hike next Thursday were discussed. Taps were sung and a dismissal followed. Doris Merry Reilly.
The article outlines opportunities for 4 H girls to compete in food preparation and judging contests, demonstrations, and related activities. A gold medal in each county qualifies for the state prize an all expensed trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago in December. Four sectional contenders receive college scholarships of 400 300 200 and 1250 with sponsors from Electrolux and Evansville. No fee required.
The Boy Scout Patrol in Mo has held two meetings since organizing. At the Time meeting most members attended with visitors Leo McNerney and Augusting isson. First aid knot tying signaling and games were practiced, and a Seoul oath was recited. The second meeting had full attendance and a member received a certificate and the Seoul charter. They planned an overnight hike to Rose Hill Barn and closed with the Scout watch.
Fifth and sixth graders tested gravity using rock and ball, confirming both fell at the same time. They also note gravity pulls them down together. Early grades colored May baskets while upper grades draw scenes freehand and make a parrot poster. Seventh and eighth graders work in perspective drawing of a house and telephone poles.
Seventh grade pupils complete a 27 by 21 inch book rack with a bottom shelf and book space. Vernon Timm crafts a two shelved table with four legs and circular shelves. James Rogers finishes a corner shelf with leaf shaped side pieces and three equal shelves. Music classes at Schleuter School feature weekly sessions led by three pupil leaders with a ten minute period.
Troop No. 5 of Junior High School held a meeting in Minneapolis called to order by president Dorothy Schoof. Minutes were read and roll called. Mrs. George’s group discussed nature work while Mrs. Jennings spoke of the regional Girl Scout conference. The group played a game sang a song and closed with Dev ix Done and Run Along Home.
Third grade pupil Donald Timm leads class activity as students at Timm School whittle arrows and craft arrow heads and bows to take home. Vernon Timm assists with reading while Donald finishes reading Child Story Reader and Science Stories.
The Country Maids 4-2 Poultry Club met Thursday at Arlene Zeeck’s home with six members present. Eva Belle Baum, president, opened the session and Ione Hill presented a report titled How to Care for Baby Chicks. The next meeting will be at Mac Scatter’s home. This report was written by Arlene Zeeck.
Troop 2 and Troop 2 held meetings in a kindergarten area and Presbyterian Church basement respectively. They formed patrols to study signaling and advancement, then played games and sang Taps. Names Jeannette Waddell and Paul Findley appear in the report.
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