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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1930
Page
7
Central South Dakota women examine school lunches under a home economics project led by Miss Sara L. Dewing. The discussion covers protein, iron sources, milk importance, cereals, fats, sugar use, and cost. Emphasis on clean handling, appealing preparation, and school lunch as a health and nutrition teaching tool.
Training for women’s extension clubs starts Friday in Medfield on February 13 with Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstration agent leading sessions on foods. First session “Prepared as You Like It” at 10 a.m. in Redfield, February 1, second topic “Feed the Family Rightly and Economically” at 2:30 p.m. Miss Dewing to visit Redfield February 12 for interviews. school opens in Mellette city auditorium February 5 with same topics. Dewing to visit Brookings Monday and Huron Tuesday, then Redfield.
The Onida Study club met Monday evening at Mrs. O. J. Crandall's home with 20 members and two visitors. The program opened with current events, followed by papers on Alaska government and resources by Mrs. Ona Chamberlain and a piece on The Lure of Alaska by Blanch D. Nelson. Mrs. Aster Spears provided music. next meeting is set for February 17 at Margie Teythatt's home.
The Farm Woman's club of Onida will hold its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Leita Byram per Armke Chamberlain club secretary. Fourteen members and ten visitors planned the demonstration on “Responsibilities with Dress” following February 1 event at Mrs. H A Brookings home, with lunch served.
The Glendale extension club names Mrs. Grover C. Almond secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. Halbig illness. The group met three times this year with activities at Mrs. John Goucig s home and a Christmas party at Mrs. Grover Almond s home, ending with a January 22 meeting at Mrs. L. G. Droz s house discussing and demonstrating food topics.
Marian Stout led part of the devotional study for the Richland MY. WC. A. club meeting at president Ina Gilchrist home. She presented chapters two and three of the Curis the Indian Road while Regina Dahl spoke on Charm and its meaning. A brief business session followed as four visitors attended lunch hosted by the group.
Lois Knight a 15 year old Huron girl seeks surgical cure for curvature of the spine. Dr Coles will perform at no cost with about 130 raised by local Shriner units. The Twin City Shriner's hospital auxiliary gathers February 11 19 in Minneapolis to inspect the hospital plan a convalescent home and review a year of charity work for crippled children.
The Huron branch of the League of Women Voters met at Mrs Ethelyn Miller Hartwick home to plan information sessions on the new primary law. Speakers will be sent to organizations seeking details as changes take effect in May 1939 with Mrs Hartwick chairing efficiency in government and Mrs Angie Chaffee as branch president.
Readers explore spring fashion trends in Huron as designers propose less extreme silhouettes. Black rep-twill suits with white scarves and crepe blouses offer conservative options while white accents and piping provide contrast. Paris fashion hints ease in high waist lines, inviting individual styling.
The Forestburg home extension club met at Mrs Henry Larson’s home with Mrs A Gere and Mrs A Fachem as assisting hostesses. Demonstration on Designing Your Own Costume was given by Mrs B N Corwin and Mrs T Q Wilder, with Sheets members in attendance.
Jewelers report yellow gold regaining popularity with heavy Luks style necklaces and rope chains. Designers blend stones and crystal disks, while hats and handbags echo the era. Fashion exports note a shift from sportswear to dramatic brims and accessories as styles vary widely this season.
Miss Amita Andrews of the State college extension service discusses how stout figures should project slenderness with long vertical lines and diagonal accents, soft colors, panels, and matched accessories. Thin figures should seek curves with scallops, ruffles, beads, and close fits while avoiding perpendicular lines and long narrow black outfits.
The Highmore P T A will meet Tuesday evening at the high school auditorium at seven o clock The program includes Community singing led by Albert Kaye Reading Cotters Saturday Night by James Byehan India Pupils of Second Grade Young Citizens League WLanise Sigler The Relation Between Obedience and Law Observance Theo I J Studt Extra Curricular Activities by Agnes Johneau Solo My Sunshine State Otis Ties Business session
Mrs. Carl Metzger receives a $1 prize for her review of The Galaxy by Susan Ertz. The piece praises Laura and her circle, notes the author’s transatlantic life, and highlights the novel’s portrayal of England from 2860 to the World War. Other winners include Mrs Hjornson’s honorable mention for The Incredible Year.
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