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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
10
Four-H youths should begin farm account books now for the fifth National Farm Account Contest offering 805 prizes totaling cash and merchandise. The contest, run by state and federal extension agents, closes March 1 for opening books.
The Dome Vito j Club held an all day meeting at Jeanette Iverson’s home. Members identified fabrics and tested cotton, enjoyed a noon potluck chicken dinner, and participated in songs. Betty Heitland chaired the business session, discussing 4-H Camp fund ideas and sewing demonstrations.
Tekwithen Troop 8 met at St Teresa School Monday with 18 present. Members Maur een Artz Peggy Mahowald and Mary Jo Walsh were invested. Mrs Phillips spoke on the Juliette Low memorial fund before the meeting closed with Taps.
Risinger of Huron delivered a fine lecture on theIndians of North America to Sand Creek Consolidated School pupils. He traced origins and living methods, games, stone tools, and burial customs, illustrated with Indian photographs and four parts of his collection. Audience members contributed local implements and Risinger classified arrowheads by tribe.
Lorraine Burnside announces a regular Beadle County 4-H Council meeting to be held Saturday February 12 at the home of Oviatt 718 Miinsis Avenue Southwes. Future meetings move to the second Saturday each month through the school term.
The Jefferson School hosted a United States meeting led by Charlotte Gleason to organize a vicentine's party. Attendees discussed creating a celebratory event with a king as a central figure and planned activities for attendees.
The gathering opened with flag salute and roll call responses. The meeting adjourned after naming committees to organize the party activities.
The Children's Department reports record attendance at the fall and winter Pre School Story Hour. From 25 to 30 children attend almost every week as stories, games, finger exercises, and weekly poems delight youngsters. An Honor Roll lists attendees with silver stars. Edith Robinson leads the program and guides children to select books at the Little Folk's Shelves, highlighting library value to families.
Pleasant View School held a birthday party on Friday to celebrate January birthdays among all pupils. Clarence Rohrer, first grader, had perfect attendance for the year as the Beadle Centennial essays were being prepared by eighth graders under Beadle Neumeyer, with Verna Ochsner recording.
Fifth sixth and eighth graders, under Miss Stauffacher, painted alphabet letters on lined paper for art. The colorful letters hung on the wall. Vera Jean Mc Farting notes plans to create more posters in the next art period.
Hyde County agent W. HL Davia Jr announces a 4 H Club leaders meeting in Highmore on February 16. Brookings district agents Miss Geraldine Fenn and Tyrus Thompson will conduct the session focused on program planning. All interested in club work and leadership are invited.
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