Parish and club meetings fill Thursday evening listings
Parish Choir Grace Episcopal Church rehearses advent and Christmas music at 7:20 p.m. The Degree of atone No. 46 meets at 8 p.m. with pot luck, gift exchange, and officer elections. Veterans of Foreign Wars meets at 8 p.m. Canton Huron No. 11 Patriarchs Militant convenes at 8 p.m. in IOOF Hall. Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant meet at 8 p.m. Congregational Ladies Aid Society gathers at 2:30 p.m. for officer elections with anticipated large attendance. Canton Huron No. 11 and Ladies Auxiliary elect officers at IOOF Thursday evening. No pot luck luncheon. Baptist Sisterhood Class holds annual Christmas party at 2 p.m. in Mrs. C. Hormecraft’s home. Extension Club visits Mr. Earl C. Longfellow at 56 Fifth Street Southeast at 8 p.m. Huron Chapter No. 10 R.A.M. convenes Thursday evening at 8 for election and installation. Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church organizes by groups at multiple addresses around 1:30–2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcoal Church
Bae
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Canton Huron No. 11
Patriarchs
Ladies Auxilary Patriarchs Militant
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Canton Huron
Eoof
Baptist Sisterhood
J. J. Pasch
Methodist group to meet with carols and play in Wesley Hall
Frany Ww and S. C. S. of the Methodist Church will gather in Wesley Hall at 2 o clock. A program of Christmas carols and a Mrs Carlson directed play will be presented. Dorcas Circle will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Carlson
Dorcas
Mrs Loder Hosts Chapter F P E O Luncheon
Chapter F P E O members were guests Monday at Mrs TV Loder for a 1 30 luncheon with Mrs George Vanderstein assisting. The program by Mrs Dale Thorn covered the timely topic Dehydrated Foods and included a quiz on related information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV. Loder
George Vanderstein
Elmo
Dale Thorn
Hope Ladies Aid Christmas Meeting at Joe Van Buskirk Home
Hope Ladies Aid held its regular meeting and Christmas party at the Joe Van Buskirk home Thursday afternoon. Thirteen members and two visitors attended. Officers elected were President Loretta Bischoff, vice president Lilian Olson, secretary and treasurer Joan Van Buskirk, flower fund secretary Evelyn Sisoms, reporter Jeannette Anderson, musician Mildred Bischoff. Gifts were exchanged and a cradle gift presented to Gary Kirby. Georgia Kirby’s name drawn for the quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ladies Aid
Hope ‘Ladies Aid
Snd
Joe van Buskirk
Rmembers
Joan van Buskirk
Evelyn Sisoms
Jeannette Ander Son
Mildred Bischoff
Gary Kirby
Georgia Kirby
Joani
South Dakota 4-H Delegation at National Club Congress Chicago
The South Dakota 4-H group toured Chicago after attending the National Club Congress. Notable members included Roberts Moorman Hand County Rae Lanz Beadle and Jean Pratt Brown with several county representatives and state leaders pictured among the delegation on the Art Institute steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
National’ Club
Congress
Chicago
Art Institute
Roberts Moorman
Win Biar
Rae-Lanz
Hand County
Jean Pratt
Margaret Kreuger
Brayn County
Arey Agnes Hansen
Galen Kelsey
Miner County
Muriel Tupper
Lake
John Wahl Sanborn
Vianna Lee
Dewey
Esther Taskemid
Brown
Victor Goehring
Douglas
Margaret Kreager
Robert Moorman
Hand
Arlene Sanford
Minnehaha
Rex Radaway
Haakon
Missionary Group Meeting At Iversons
The Women's Missionary Group met at Mrs. M V Iverson's home with devotions by Mrs. John Wallaran. Attendees sewed for missions and read about Rev and Mrs Shirer Africa bound missionaries returning to the U S to visit their two children. A gift exchange was planned for January 6 and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iversons the Great
Commission
C. L Conklin
Lloyd Shirer
Africa
United States
John. Wallan
Thirteenth Street
Mars. Iverson
Conkiin
Back Home Service Club Plans Holiday Meetings and Fundraiser
The Back Home Service Club merges its December afternoon and evening meetings on Friday at 2 PM and eight PM to elect officers and host a party to raise funds for Service Men's Christmas boxes. Parents and friends are urged to attend. letters of thanks pour in from across the county. The Huron Bridge Club reports high scores in its six game series with leaders and next session set for December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Home Service Club
Beadle
Iny
Nils
Lyle
Count Iry
Huron Bridge Club
Marvin Hughitt
H. M. Pierce
Lawrence Zieske
Chester
M. White
Wm. Eilers
E. C. McKenzie
Ernest Funck
Carroll Fullerton
Pete Case
P. R. Geyerman
Clarence Coop
Bob Shea
Wm. Gagnon
Clarence’ Bell
J. J. Hansowitz
F. J. Schmidt
Cheater N. White
George Sheeks
Nazi Paper Attacks Love Hesitation For War Brides
Die Schwarze Korps, the SS organ, condemns romantics in Germany urging quick marriages to soldiers. It praises procreation goals while admitting many women from bourgeois homes avoid rushed unions due to postwar employment fears and childcare burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Die Schwarze Korps
Hitler
Bourgois
Lunch After School Party For Mothers Held
A garbled report describes a school event called a Thanka- Biving party for mothers after classes. Games were played and a lunch was served.
Activities Of Girl Reserves Seventh And Eighth Meet
The Girl Reserves meet after school Thursdays at the YWCA. Officers are Elaine Bates president Maxine Peterson vice president Cherry MacCoon secretary advisers Mrs Montgomery and Mrs Van Soest. Members study Personal Appearance and do knitting sewing scrapbooks. On November 30 they held a potluck supper and plan Christmas gifts for hospital children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Bates
Maxine Peterson
Cherry Mac Coon
M. F. Montgomery
J. van Soest
Pupils rehearse for Halsey School Christmas program
Sixth grader Marvin Schnabel writes that pupils at Halsey School are busy with a Christmas program set for the evening of December 22. Students rehearse in staggered periods to avoid missing classes and have drawn names for Christmas gifts with limits on gifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Marvin Schnabel
Halsey School
Sunnyside School Eighth Graders Study Circulatory System
Ruth Brenner reports eighth grade pupils at Sunnyside School are studying the circulatory system in science under Grace Johnston. Last week they finished The Tempest by Charles Lamb. Next week they will begin Merchant of Venice. In arithmetic they have been studying insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside ‘School
Ruth Brenner
Grace Johnston
Charlesi
Mary Lamb
Committees Form For Morrill School League Duties
Lois Smith reports eighth graders at Morrill School held a December 4 Y C L meeting. President Robert Smith led routine business and elections for committees including Blackboards Frank Bloom Erasers Dorothy Kutzler Halls Richard Perry Lois Smith Washstand Geraldine Morrill Desks Phyllis Smith Dusting Gerald Kutzler Bookcase Robert Smith Flag Perry Perry Table and Desk Inspection Cecil Smith. Names were exchanged for Christmas gifts amid teacher M Jeffers remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Gracher
Morrill School
Robert Smith
League
Frank Bloom
Dorothy Kutzler
Richard
Perry
Lois Smth
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Society
Retesionerst
Soldier News
Sherman & Mos
Myal Service Drug Store
Frany
Phursday
Willimeet
Charlotte ‘Haffney
Ilinola Avenue
B.D
A. W. “Gilland
GT. A
Mizpah
Mrs. Loder
Chamberlain
America
Giana
Baby Lowes
Wood Green
Boe Black Sree
Soldias
Jeannette Rosser
Gregory
Herman Brende
Betty Berry
Meletie
Edgar Joehring
Rae Lanz
Ogee Steuerwald
Joy Nugent
Ted Larson
Elte
Monica Kriebel
Union
Lester Bernard
Helen Nolz
Hutchinson
Alton Goehring
Mavi Evans
Edmunds
Ty Thompson
State College Extension Service
van Buskirk
Young Folks Affairs
Central
By Evelyn Hartnagel
Habicht
Cinderella
Monte
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