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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1930

Page

7

Harriet Markham speaks at Beadle County YWCA dinner

Miss Harriet Markham YWCA secretary at Mitchell led the Beadle County YWCA annual meeting dinner at the Presbyterian church in Huron. She spoke after a five month Europe tour and outlined the League of Nations, Barcelona expo, and Mussolini era. Miss Josephine Ainsworth defined the association’s aims and membership plans across urban and rural groups, noting Beadle County’s active Rural Program and 150 local members with over 300 women and girls served last year.

Harriet Markham Mitchell Beadle County Presbyterian Church Huron Alma Josephine Ainsworth Jesus Christ Association Miss Ainsworth Misa Ainsworth C. A Rural Communities Department Beadle County ¥. W. C. A Wessington Pearl Creek Richland Bitcheeock Mellette Wayland Beadle County Association

Pagoda Flare Reappears In Spring Suits Anew

Fashion notes report new spring suits feature pagoda flare and capes, with longer skirts and inverted pleats. Huron shopkeepers expect suits to play a larger role in women’s wardrobes, introducing covert-like fabrics with weight and dotted patterns, new colors, and the coined term 26a flare.

Plauping Daskbine Byds Park

Auxiliary to Visit Hospital for Crippled Children Meeting

The Women's auxiliary to Twin City Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children hosts a February 10 11 gathering in Minneapolis with 40 units from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska. Mrs George W Curtis chairs the event at the Nicollet hotel, hospital tours follow February 11, and plans for a new convalescent home are reviewed along with annual work such as clothing meals birthday cakes and schooling for residents. The group has raised about 100000 toward the home and supports hospital operations including two full-time teachers and outpatient clinics serving thousands since 1922.

Women's Auxiliary Twin City Shriner's Hospital For Minneapolia WHHL Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska George W. Curtis Nicollet Hotel Crippled Children’s Hospital East River Road Curtis Rupley Auxilary S. Willam Aull Charles Rosa Hoth St. Paul Pra Nosed Convalescent Home Hema Huron Fred William Lehrman Shriner's Hospital For Crippled Children

Mrs Betsy Thompson Honored At 90th Birthday Party

Alpena resident Betsy Thompson celebrated her ninetieth birthday with about 25 neighbors and friends calling to extend wishes. A birthday cake glowed with 90 candies, roses were given, and luncheon was served by local women. Thompson remains well and active, enjoying the celebration as much as a tenth birthday.

Betsy Thompson Alpena O. Lundborg A. B. Lawrence L. L. McDonald Oscar Lundborg John Evans Thompson

Prize Offered For Best Book Reviews

The Evening Huronite invites weekly prize reviews with a $1 award for the beat ro ute and near winner announcements. Entries must be under 200 words and include book title author and publisher. Books must be published by January 1 1929. Send to the Woman's page editor by Thursday.

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Schedule for Week Shows Sara Dewing Plan

Sara A Dewing presents the upcoming week schedule with appointments and locations. February 3 Baron office and club calls with Virgil, February 6 Brainerd office, February Brookings Parin and Home noted.

Sara Dewing Aflsa Sara A. Dewing Baron- Ofice Cfab Virgil Haron TecBrookings Parin

Color Harmony For The Table

Color is the silent music for the modern hostess painting the dining room with hues from soft peach to rich gold. Experts advise balance to avoid confusion, using contrasting tones such as green dishes with peach or yellow, white linen for formal events, and bold red patterns for a lively table setting.

Apricot Tapioca Dessert Recipe for Winter Meals

A home hint article promotes dried fruits as economical winter treats. It details making apricot tapioca with soaked apricots, water, quick cooking tapioca, salt, and sugar, then folding in apricot pulp and chilling before serving with whipped cream. Serves two.

Menas Junior Naticn

Demonstration Agent Attends Joint Meeting at Polo

Miss Sera L. Dewing, home demonstration agent for Beadie Hand and Spirk, attends a joint meeting of three women’s extension clubs in Polo. A noon potluck dinner is served and Dewing gives a demonstration on the dyeing process and color combinations.

Sera L. Deying Beadie, Hand ,and Spirk Comm Polo

Elected president at Huron branch of American Penwomen

Ethel n Miller Hartwich of Huron has been named president of the Huron branch of the American Penwomen organization.

Ethelyn. Miller. Hartwich Huron Ameri Can Pen

Miller Legion Plans Annual Valentine Dance

The Miller American Legion announces an annual Valentine dance to be held Friday evening February 14. The event follows a Miller Highmore basketball game and is intended to attract attendees from the community.

Miller American Legion Fergia Ame Oween- Miller Highmore

Beadle County Women Plan Farm and Home Week Trip

Beadle county women plan to attend Farm and Home Week in Brookings February 4 to 8 as guests from Beadle county. Delegates include Mrs Edward Stett Huron Mrs W A Ruppell Alpena and Mrs Ella Meyers Iroquois with other club representatives. Mrs W H Davis of Hitchesck named one of the Master Farm Homemakers of South Dakota.

B. BP. Barthell Beadle County Ebby Brookings Edward Stett Huron W. A. Ruppell Alpena Ella Meyers Iroquois W. H. Davis Hitchesck South Dakota St. Paul Minn Agricultural Extension Service of State College College Hall of Fame South Dakota Sara Dewing Extension Service

Mrs Irwin Wins Week's $1 Prize

Reviewers weigh two near winners as readers pick best. Mrs Pearl Irwin of 42% Sixth Avenue Redfield offers air thriller The Silver Hawk by Byron Mowery, praising its fast pace and suspense while noting questions of plausibility. Maul and Jordan contribute thoughtful takes on Early Candle-Light and October's Child, reflecting frontier Minnesota life and Southern youth.

Jim Dors Aim Forces Iglind Dorn Kansay Hem Boti L. B. Maul Maud Hart Levelace Minnesota Ft. Snelling New Maud Mart Lovelace Mankato Minn Big Bend Minnesota River St Peters R Mance Ft. Sueling Grace M. Jordan Wincon- 800 Avenue Southwest Donald Joseph Luelug Deering Samantha Abe Lucius Algo

Gypsy Party Held By Canova Women

The Woman's Literary club of Canova hosted a Gypsy Program on January 2 led by hostess Mrs. Paul F. Kaepsell. Members shared reviews and songs while guests included Miss Josephine Berg Mrs. Lee Miss Mabie Strobel and Miss Mary Gough. The evening featured piano solo Hungarian rhapsodies Gypsy Fives In America reviews and a vocal duet The Gypsy Trail. Next meeting set for February 2 in the Congregational church basement with Mrs. Mann as hostess.

Woman's Literary Club of Canova Paul F. Kaepsell Moatess Josephine Berg Lee Mabie Strobel Mary Gough Gilbert America

Huron Students Publish Poems in Pasque Petals

Two poems appear in the February issue by Marcella Mobura and Richard Kisumu. Mobura, likened to Sara Teasdale, is a former Washington School teacher in Huron. Kisumu, a Huron College student, translated his poem Mother Love from Korean through Japanese and Chinese to English, with Louie French later rendering it into Latin.

South Dakota Marcella Darling Mobura Richard Kisumu Richard Kimm Huron College

Doland Study Club Reviews Prize Biography Book

The Doland Study Club reviewed Harriet Connor Brown's Grandmother Brown's Hundred Years at Mrs. T. O. Thompson's home. The Atlantic Monthly prize biography, 35 000, was noted as the winning work. Mrs. McLapellin prepared the review and Mrs. James presented it at the gathering Tuesday.

Doland Study Club Doland Clu Atlantic Monthly T. O. Thompson Brown Harriet Connor Brown McLapellin James

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