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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
11
Tractor priced for quick sale in riding condition with good lugs. Seller notes solid mechanics and ready for immediate use. Located for pickup. contact for details and to arrange viewing.
Beadle County 4-H leader's conference will be held Monday February 6 in the Farmers Room Court House at 10 a m. Miss Geraldine Fenn and Ty Thompson of the State 4-H Club office at Brookings will introduce new program features and answer questions. Leonard L. Ladd Beadle County Agent and Olive Neff Home Agent will lead the meeting and discuss local H Club activities.
Brookings February report shows 19,682 women and girls engaged in home extension activities in 1933. 13,121 clubs studied nutrition and meal planning, clothing and efficiency. Four specialists and 18 county workers spread latest Home Economics research to 40 counties, aiding 21,316 families and saving farm folk an estimated $162,845 through canning and better management.
The Lexota Girl Scout troop met in the Congregational Church basement Monday with Betty Martin, the new lieutenant, opening by leading songs. They discussed city citizen protection, completed Hostess Badge requirements, and planned a candy sale at the church. Dorothy Pickell and Laura Jean Grothe are named as upcoming lieutenants.
Seventh grade pupils at Richland Center School completed Ruskin's The King of the Golden River. They explored the author’s life and noted he wrote many stories. The class showed curiosity about new themes and authors, and discussed potential projects.
The Wolsey Vito 4-H Club met at Mshalia Dalrymple’s home for a Saturday session. Members logged in programs, enjoyed a noon roast turkey lunch, and planned a fundraising play. DeEtta Derscheid led highway safety, Betty Heitland spoke on home safety, and Mahalia Dalrymple recalled The Little Brown Church Historia.
The Lindy League of Foster Town ships held a Monday meeting called to order by a Perry man. Minutes were read and approved. Officers elected included Roy Brusse editor Shirley Bie wer associate editor Joseph Walter and Caryl Westerberg general news editors Ruth Holt cartoonist. A 48 cent expense and better duties were discussed.
Fifth and sixth grades at Weeks School taught by Maxine Culver study the slavery question. The text notes slaves were imported into the U S in 1619 aboard a Dutch warship and brought to Virginia and Maryland. It mentions a post constitutional importation ban and regional uses of slavery in the north and south.
A group of 22 girls hosted a Monday evening party for adviser Mrs Albert Bullock who is moving to Avon this week. Chinese checkers and other games were played and two lunches were served. A shower of handkerchiefs was presented to Mrs Bullock.
Gerald Siclert a Corona High School teacher is selected to attend the World Youth Conference in Amsterdam this summer His appointment papers were issued through W H Bayles of Huron chair of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education The American delegation travels from Boston to Southampton then Amsterdam Siclert is the son of Mrs L L Cooper Cresbard a Cresbard High School graduate and a Dakota Wesleyan University B A recipient.
Fourth grade pupil Sylvia Kelley notes colonial children learned knitting and yarn spinning at ages four or five. Students in geography and history study colonial people, dress, food, houses, and daily life. they also prepare questions on topics studied.
Silas Wipf leads reading list with 14 books followed by Marguerite Greenan and Dar TenE Lau with 12 and 14. Elmer Anderson Joyce Lau and Kenneth Pullman also listed among students read for awards in District No. 3. Taught by Leland Greenan.
Carpenter and 4-H clubs of Carpenter held a joint evening at the Ixar Krutheff residence led by Earl Arne and Mrs Beavers. Girls elected Gloria Fetchelkotter president Beulah Anderson secretary Kathryn Kruthoff treasurer Bonnie Falkenberg reporter. The group played Chinese checkers and Charlie McCarthy games. lunch of cake and ice cream was served by the hostess and her daughter Kathryn assisted Bonnie Falkenberg reporter.
The Jefferson Girl Reserves meeting led by president Naomi Nelson decided on five cent monthly dues and bringing embroidery to the next session. Plans were set for a valentine party while Jed led in song and the group closed with a reading of the Girl Reserve Code. Frances Mortor reported on handiwork. skeletons of sea creatures are noted as found in the Himalaya sections.
The Girl Reserves of Wessington High School entertained their mothers Monday evening in the Ladies tie parlors on Main Street. An informal musical program and two style shows opened the event with community singing led by Helen Eshler. Performers included Rosalie Wylie, Evelyn Coop, Caroi Miller, Willene Brandburn, and piano solos by Mrs. Eva DeHaven and Connie Coop. A lunch was served. February meeting date to be announced. Vera Henninger presides. advisers include Mrs. DeHaven, Mrs Lawyer, and Miss Mary Frances Pugh.
Elmer Anderson of Foster District No 4 notes seventh graders at Tyrrell School are preparing Y C L declamatory essays drawing their material from the Young Citizen paper Rural Educator and can also consult World Book and the history book for additional information.
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