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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
6
Evlyn Hartna highlights Thursday through Sunday gatherings across Huron and surrounding clubs. Mizpah and Queen of the Prairies meet at night in Masonic Temple and Labor Temple, with a Wilson Pre-School Group narration, Ups and Doings, Optima Extension reports, and Little Flower Band preparing a Christmas party.
An old ad copy urges women to combat pimples and dull complexions by correcting constipation with Kellogg's All-Bran. It claims bulk in the diet cleanses the system and improves appearance, promising a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a week.
The Trump-Tt Club gathered at Mrs. L. A. Cook’s home with Mrs. Zenus Nelson assisting. A brief business meeting planned a basket for a needy family. Bridge awarded high prize to Mrs. M. Gunderson. Members exchanged Christmas gifts including a special gift to Mrs. Wayne Olu stad. The Twentieth Century Study Club meets.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a combined business meeting and Christmas party at the YWCA on Tuesday evening. Alma Sargent read a Christmas story and carols were sung. After exchanging gifts, members played Monopoly and enjoyed lunch served by Clara Vowle Emma Thompson Lenita Dill Florence Matter and Grace Wilson with Christmas decorations and baskets used for decor.
The report details a January 12 talk by Miss Kathleen Cone after Christmas events, a shower honoring Mrs. Buell Cotton formerly Miss Lila Lee Woodall with at home at 59 Tenth Street Southwest, Bridge winners Neva Schulz and Mrs. Cotton, and honor prize to Mrs. Dan Hudner. Woodmen Circle plans a December 15 party, officers elected for the group, and installation set for February 4. A VFW Auxiliary Christmas party at Mrs. Garrity’s had Irwin Ester and others winning prizes, with a next meeting planned for December 2. The A1CC Study Club hosted a December gathering at Mary E. Pugsley’s home with Christmas recipes, book reviews, and a Christmas play, followed by a holiday lunch and gift exchanges.
Eighteen business students at the University of South Dakota joined Delta Sigma Pi during a reorganization. Initiation was led by Herbert Christen and Damien Hogan with participation from E. S. Sparks, Harry Olen, and John Paul Jones. A. O. U. W. meeting followed to plan intramural and varsity basketball teams with women to hold future offices.
Mary Pickford's sister Lecckie Pickford, sister of film star Mary Pickford, died of a heart attack at her Beverly Hills home late last night. She was 41, two years younger than Mary. Milas Pickford's husband Job Lock, her debutante daughter Gwynne, and Mary were at her bedside.
Mr and Mrs Hap Howard and son Leon DeWitte of Pierre were in Huron on business and stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry Timm. Jack Ludtka aged 21 with pneumonia at 339 Utah Ave SE is improving. George Campbell heads to Mason City WA to join Washington Hospital Association. Mrs Campbell and children join after term. John Macon leaves for Rochester NY to spend Christmas with U S Forest Service relatives. George McKeon heads to Logan UT as Carson Pirie Scott rep. Christmas in Chicago planned. A R Isabel and family to Alhambra CA for March, via Boulder Dam and Salt Lake City. Mrs Don Lewis and Miss Castle Army, Pierre, were in city yesterday.
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