University of South Dakota debaters plan ambitious trips
Vermillion December 15 The USD women’s varsity debate team opened its schedule in a set of non decision and split team debates with Morningside. Isla Kilpatrick Sioux Falls and Harriet Warner Gregory led the affirmative on Government Centralization of Industry while Lois Mullen Presho and Alice Hickman formed the negative. A split team decision ended in a tie with Morningside observers judging.
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Vermillion
Morningside College
University of South Dakota
Dallas C. Dickey
Isla Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Mond
Harriet Warner
Gregory
Morningside
Lois
Dakota Mullen
Presho
Rowena Brooks
Lois Mullen
Alice Hickman
Mr. Parlette
Dick Manson
University De‘bate
Dickey
Drake
Grinnell
Iowa State
University of Lews
Purdue
Manchester
Northwestern
Nebraska University
Kansas University
Park College
Parkville
Kansas City University
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Dakota
Mullen
Mery Huycle
Veritallon
Pauline Hunt
Rapid City
Hyde Farmers Receive $3145 in Feed Loans
Hyde county reports 24 farmers obtained government feed loans totaling 3145 dollars. The largest single check stood at 430 dollars and the smallest at 50 dollars, with several applications granted awaiting checks.
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Highmore
Dec
Hyde County
Dramatics Class Set to Stage Christmas Play
In Madison on December 15 the Eastern Normal school dramatics class presents The able Set for Himself a one act drama set in an Irish Free State cottage Christmas Eve. A young wife seeks aid from her hard hearted father in law after her husband dies. The College Choir conducts Christmas selections under Miss Ruth Troyer with Leotard Doman and Marvin Munger as soloists and Mrs. A. E. Swan at the piano.
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Ruth Troyer
Leotard Doman
Madison
Marvin Munger
de Smet
A. E. Swan
Reading by Mian Ethel Mae Gunnleon in Hartford
Mian Ethel Mae Gunnleon of Hartford will give a reading. The program begins at 8 o'clock in the East Wing auditorium and the public is invited to attend.
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Mian
Ethel Mae Gunnleon
Hartford
East Wing
Valley Girl Plans To Surprise Mother At Christmas
A Valley Y. M. C. A. member from Beadle county South Dakota explains Christmas is a universal holiday. She recalls the Christ birth story and says she plans to surprise her mother with acts of kindness at Christmas while noting seventh grade classmates decorated with red and green and Santa clauses. She wishes a long vacation and a Merry Christmas for all South Dakota children.
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Marie May
Valley Y. C. la. Valley School No. 2
Beadle County
Christ
Bethlehem
South Dakota
Patrol Leader Helps New Scout Feel At Home
The National Boy Scout office urges leaders to welcome new Tenderfoot patrol members. Assign a buddy, help him learn the patrol’s laws and traditions, and give time for tests and understanding. Ensure he feels he belongs and that the patrol will stand by him.
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Tenderfoot
National Boy Scout Office
Rosebud clubs aid Shrine Hospital drive
The Rosebud commercial clubs join the Shriner hospital annual fundraiser to aid crippled children. This year they add a razor blade collection. blades will be sterilized and resharpened and sold at 23 for one dollar.
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Shrine Hospital
Gregory
Rosebud
Shriner Hospital
Free South Dakota library service offers book loans
The South Dakota free library commission, a state department, aids town and county libraries and lends books to any resident. Community collections travel to small towns, school groups receive three month loans, and individuals may borrow for one month. Borrowers pay transportation. wait lists arise when demand outpaces supply.
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Free Library Commission
South Dakota
The
Library Commission
Lbrary Commission
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Officers Elected
The Lutheran Young People society held its regular monthly meeting and ended its annual officer election with Wil elected president.
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Huron
Lutheran Young People’s Society
Wil
Local Social Notes From Wells College And Nearby Visits
This evening sees Robert Blume leaving for Minneapolis to aid a cousin undergoing surgery there. Gretchen Saver returns from Chicago to visit family during the holidays. J C Collins and Mrs. John Saver also depart for Crandon on a brief business trip. Hazel Baker comes home from Rochelle Illinois after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W G Goodrich depart for Pierre for a visit, while M Elrod Dewyer arrives from Pierre after a short stay. The Idlers hosted a dance at the K P hall with a crowd of club members enjoying the informal gathering.
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Wells College
Robert Blume
Minneapolis
Hazel Baker
Rochelle
W. G. Goodrich
Pierre
M. Elrod Dewyer
K. P. Hall
Shower Honors Mrs Arnold Peterson Bride Of Two Weeks
Miss Ruth Juergens hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home in Mrs Peterson's honor. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and Mrs William Newnam, the bride's sister. Guests included out of town visitor Darrell Gibbs of Huron and numerous gifts noted.
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Wolley
Ruth Juergens
Arnold Peterson
William Newnam
State To Continue Seining Operations In Winter
South Dakota game and fish department will keep seining through winter, targeting northeastern lakes. Director H. Johnson said rough fish are removed and game fish moved to deeper waters. Lakes Madison, County Lake, Swan Lake, Turner County, and Lake Traverse in Roberts County will remain active with seining and more northern waters may join.
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Pierre
Centine Game and Fish Department
H. Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
Lake Madison
Lake County
Swan Lake
Turner County
Lake Traverse
Roberts County
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