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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
6
A lively schedule lists Thur nights gatherings by Masons and AAU W groups, Mizpah and Queen of the Prairies lodges, YWCA arts, old time dancing, and a Friday World Day of Prayer service. Club meetings, theatre outings, and farewell parties fill the weekend, plus announcements of marriages and home moves.
An improved powder named Fasteeth promises relief from discomfort when wearing dentures. It deodorizes and tightens the fit, claiming to remove gummy pasty taste and improve size options for users seeking a better retention.
Rupert Price mourns brother John Price once of Huron now a Powell Wyoming rancher after a fatal accident. A daughter born to Elsworth and wife in a Huron hospital weighed eight pounds five ounces. Funeral plans shift as Mrs H F Frick dies. Frick had lived in Doland and Redfield. Local ads note florists, Valentine deliveries, and aviation staffing in Huron. Various residents visit, teach, or depart, with a religious program urging prepared, focused meditation and seven to ten minute periods.
Mrs Charles Reidt of Mitchell spoke at Senior High PEA last night. C Kapphahn sang a German song The Question and a Negro song My Rose accompanied on the piano by Mrs Kapphahn. Adrienne Scotchbrook with Gertrude Smith played cornet solo La Secret?
The World Day Prayer observance took place Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the Baptist Church with Mrs. W. H. Riley as leader. The program for Lent's first Friday was written by Miss Mabel Shaw of Livingstone Memorial Girls' Boarding School in Mbereshi Kawamba Northern Rhodesia Africa, author of God's Candlelights.
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