Peach Ice Cream Ad Promises Luscious Flavor
An advertisement touts Freezer Fresh Peach Ice Cream as luscious peaches and cream made, urging readers to buy a quart today for 40 cents. The promo claims one taste will leave you wanting more.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1940
Page
6
An advertisement touts Freezer Fresh Peach Ice Cream as luscious peaches and cream made, urging readers to buy a quart today for 40 cents. The promo claims one taste will leave you wanting more.
Redfield Miss Angeline Potts daughter of Judge and Mrs W M Potts of Mobridge and David Bates son of Mr and Mrs Carmon Bates of Redfield were married in the Congregational Church at Mobridge with Rev F M Bruins in charge. Attendants were the bride's sisters Marion Theodora and Margaret Potts and Barbara Bates maid of honor. The wedding featured the bride in wed ing gown of nets over eggshell satin with daisies, and attendants in misty pink chiffon, delphinium and gladioli bouquets. Reception and wedding breakfast followed at the church parlors.
In Highmore a candlelight wedding at the Congregational Church united Miss Lorraine Enger and Kenneth Wanless of Highmore. Attended by relatives from Yankton and Los Angeles, the ceremony featured solos by Jeanette Noel and piano by Shirley Pilkington. The couple, both SD State College alums, plan to reside in Highmore after a reception hosted by the Rebekah Lodge.
Members of Rebekan Colfax Lodge No. 9 met in regular session Tuesday evening with noble grand Lula Graves presiding. Routine business was completed and August chairman Mrs. John Claymore reported on Sunday’s picnic. The gathering adjourned with plans for future events.
Officers Club will meet at the home for Mrs Jack Whitney August 19 at seven thirty with Mrs Elmer Lotero p, Mrs A Cooper and Mrs George Reynolds as hostesses. DAUGHTER BORN LANE Aug 7 Special 4 j daughter born at Alpena 1354 Saturday to Mr and Mrs Ray Hammann of Lane.
Police blotters reveal L Nelson and James J Borah were cited for violating Huron overtime parking ordinance. Nelson paid a one dollar fine while Borah forfeited a one dollar bond.
A historical note explains that without a hole in the parachute canopy the trapped air would escape only from the edges causing the flyer to swing like a pendulum. The design allows controlled descent by venting air through the opening.
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