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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1939
Page
5
Tekawitha Troop No 8 held an all day outing in Winter Park on Monday. Girls met at 6 AM, cooked three meals on tin can stoves, hiked around a lake area, and spent the afternoon in handicraft. They returned tired but happy, thanking Mrs Burns and others for transportation.
4 H club girls display 30 costumes on the SCC floor during the fair with sanatory statements of cost and description. One blue ribbon outfit represents South Dakota at the National Club Congress in Chicago and a judging panel from State College will select the winner for the national contest.
The Morningside Jollies held a regular meeting at Wanda and Maxine Carpenter's home. Members discussed club business and voted to hold a doughnut sale to raise funds for the treasury. Mildred Aldrich contributed an item to the proceedings.
The Blue Ribbon Poultry Glut met August 22 at Harlow Larsen home. President Betty Bertland led the meeting with six members present. A club tour and a picnic dinner were planned for September 10.
Harlow Larsen reported on his Brookings trip and Carroll Salisbury spoke of National Guard camps in the Black Hills. The group planned to meet at Robert and Carroll Salisbury’s home and worked on record books before a lunch served by Mrs. Larsen.
The ninth S. O. S. Sewing Club meeting at Ruth Lind's home Friday included roll call and minutes, three absentees noted, Junior Pair events discussed, and a closing of songs followed by lunch served by Alice Highland. Mrs Hugh Merritt and two daughters returned from California, with Mil dred Merritt resuming work in Mankato.
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