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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1940
Page
5
The South Dakota 4-H local leader's association awarded graduation pins to 10 boys marking their last year in 4-H. The ceremony occurred during State College Farm and Home Week with Miss Jane Keen and Mrs. A M Bierschbach presenting pins.
The Master Mixers 4-H Club elected new officers led by Inez Quelland as president with Dorothy Ames as vice president Evelyn Cook secretary Gertrude Smith treasurer and Ardis Jones reporter. Mrs O T Burns to lead next year with Idella Follett as assistant Doreen Andrews joined as a new member and Elaine Stratton to receive a gift from a committee Ardis Jones and Idella Follett will present. Meetings continue on Tuesday nights at members homes in alphabetical order.
The Halsey School and neighboring Virgil schools gathered Friday afternoon for chorus practice directed by Mr. Ward. Students sang Follow Me Silent Night and Deck the Hills, praising the session as helpful for learning the chorus songs.
Dorothy Ames and Inez Quelland led a demonstration on coffee cake making. The bake read includes ga milk eggs and spices, with a 15 minute bake at 350 degrees. Members will share a household hint at the next meeting.
The Sunshine League of the All School held a November meeting electing Wayne Haugen as president Wayne Zeeck as vice president Edward Anderson as secretary Theora Haugen as treasurer Joyce Verch as reporter A Thanksgiving party for mothers followed birthdays for Myron Zeeck Doris Verch Earl Haugen and Dean Haugen The mothers and children were served cake and coffee by sixth and eighth grade girls Entertainment was provided by a committee including Wayne Zeeck Theora Haugen and Phyllis Bottomley Games concluded the afternoon Joyce Verch taught by Miss Bateman.
Ermine caught in a skunk trap at Richland Center School. Miss Rudy saw it earlier, then it vanished. A later squeal revealed the animal trapped. bigger boys killed it, according to third grader Raymon Hawley.
Harold Burnett of the Lindbergh School is compiling a scrapbook titled South Dakota a Tourist's Paradise. The project features stories and pictures explaining why visitors travel to the state.
Maxine Burnett of the sixth grade wrote an essay under the guidance of teacher Mrs Barton. The brief note highlights student effort and classroom instruction in the school.
Fairfield No.2 School displays festive decorations in a classroom setup as students prepare their space for a Christmas themed event. The scene captures holiday spirit with lights ornaments and crafts in a welcoming learning environment.
Ray mond Brock notes Santa pictures on the bulletin board and names being drawn for presents. The school will not hold a Christmas program but will host another big party for students.
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