South Dakota master homemakers honored for steady farm life
Two prominent South Dakota women, Mrs. W. H. Davis of Spink County and Mrs. George L. Renner of Minnehaha County, were named master homemakers at Farm and Home Week in Brookings. Their 320 acre and 400 acre farms feature diversified crops and livestock, with 4 H leadership and strong community service. More honorees included North Dakota winners and other local figures recognized for devotion to home and farm life.
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South Dakota
W. H. Davis
Hitchcock
George L. Renner
Minnehaha
Brookings
College Hall of Fame
Farmers Wife
St Paul
Agriculture Extension
Renner
Farm Bureau
Federation of Women's Debs
Ery
North Dakota
Fargo
D. C. McLeod
Crazy
R.A Tomlinson
Toki
New Food Topics Given Next Week at Local Offices
Miss Sara and Dewing home demonstration agent will visit Huron on Monday February 15. The Doland training school on February 17 covers Prepared As You Like It at 10 and Feed the Family Rightly and Economically at 2 30 pm. The Combe and Hitchcock sessions follow with the same topics and hours at Doland Cavour and Bonilla towns through February 21. Holiday on February 2.
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Sara & Dewing
Huron
Doland
Combe
Hitchcock Training School
Cavour
Town Hall
Bonilla
Miller Father Son Banquet Planned by Methodist Church
The fourth annual Father Son banquet by Miller Methodist Church will be held Thursday evening February 20 at 7 at the auditorium. Sons must be 12 or older. men with two sons should escort a boy appointee. Rev E B Cooney says the program is fine. Dr Readman of Dakota Wesleyan University will speak, Dr W H Tweedie will present The Vision of Mira, and music includes Virginia Bohen violin, James Ross vocals, and a high school quartet. Toasts will honor fathers and sons. the banquet is by the Methodist Ladies Aid Society.
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Miller Methodist Church
E. B. Cooney
Cooney
Readman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Virginia Bohen
James Ross
Fathers and Sons
Methodist Ladies- Aid Society
Women Study Nutritive Value Of Foods For Home Use
The article reports on a survey by women’s extension clubs in Central South Dakota and Brookings County showing varied household buying habits. It highlights increased sales of canned and fresh fruits and vegetables, more use of seeds for balanced diets, and the need for homemakers to know nutrition versus cost to feed families economically.
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Central
South
Dakota
Brookings County
Rural Sociology Department of State College
Sara L. Dewing
Dewing
School Lunch As Important Daily Meal
State extension nutritionist Miss Susan Wilder urges school lunches provide one third to one quarter of daily nutrition. Adding a hot dish aids in cold weather and sandwiches should use quality ingredients and fresh fillings. Suggested fillings include cheese with pickles, ham with vegetables, dates with nuts, peanut butter and jelly, all served with lettuce or cabbage and salad dressing.
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Susan Z. Wilder
State College
Miss Wilder
Modernism Invades Home Furnishings Across Rooms
Modernism in furniture gains popularity with Americans embracing cleaner lines and versatile pieces. Men and women explore modern design in den furniture and accessories, blending stark, cabinetwork elegance with feminine touches while mixing with Spanish styles and Sheraton-inspired woods.
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Sheraton
Mrs Gardner Elected President Of Beadle YWCA Board
Mrs A K Gardner was elected president of the Beadle County YWCA at a board meeting held at the association cottage yesterday afternoon. Mrs M D Whitman opened with devotions and Miss Josephine Ainsworth spoke on the national convention in Detroit in April. Officers include Mrs E A Pugsley as vice president and Mrs Carrie B Lloyd as treasurer. secretary is Mrs Thad Oviatt. Committees will be named after a chairman is appointed by Mrs Gardner.
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A. K. Gardner
Beadle County
Association Cottage
M.D. Whitman
Josephine Ainsworth
YW. C. A
Detroit
United States
E. A. Pugsley
Thad Oviatt
Carrie B. Lloyd
Gardner
Karl Lampe
L. C. Tillman
M.D. Whisman
Guy Oviatt
Is 26 the ideal marrying age for women
Mrs James H Ferguson Jr Baltimore branch American League of Penwomen argues 26 is best for women, 28 for men, citing need for maturity, homemaking knowledge, and a stable future. she counters Yale professor William Lyon Phelps who advised early marriage. Readers invited to respond for next week’s column.
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James H. Ferguson, Jr
Baltimore
American League of Penwomen
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Evening
Huvenite
Printed dresses lead Huron shops spring fashions
Fashions at Byron shops showcase printed frocks favored for summer with mid brown blue tan rose palettes. Dresses feature long lines, circular skirts, and short jackets over sleeveless frocks. Spring suits stay in tweeds with tan colors, while snake and reptile skin slippers, handbags, and suede or kid wrist gloves return in style.
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Byron
True Blue Extension Demonstrates Dye Design Possibilities
True Blue home extension club of Sanborn county met at Mrs. Merle Baker’s home last week to study designing with dye. Club members watched a feature on dye use for home crafts and gifts such as scarves pillows handkerchiefs and wardrobe items. The next meeting will be March 6 at Mrs. R Olson’s home with a demonstration on designing your own costume.
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True Blue Extension
True Blue Home Extension Club
Sanborn County
Merle Baker
Women May Exhibit At Alpena Farmers Days
Alpena committee set February 21 22 for the women s show at Millhouse s auditorium. only one entry allowed per class and each exhibitor may display a single can of vegetables regardless of variety. grain and farm exhibits plus school entries will also be shown.
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Millhouse
Mrs Dick Haney Wins $1 Review Prize in Huronite Contest
Central South Dakota readers vie for a weekly $1 prize by submitting concise book reviews. Mrs. Dick Haney reviews Hans Frost by Hugh Walpole, praising its character drawing and revival of the novelist, while Mrs. N Bjornson submits a critical piece on Ultima Thule by Henry Hardel Richardson. Reviews must be 200 words, include author and publisher details, and reach the editor by Thursday noon.
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Dick Haney
Wisconsin, Southwest
Haney
Hugh Walpole
Hans, Frost
N. Bjornson
Idaho Avenue
South Dakota
I. Australis
Hevying
Dr. Mahoney
Witima Thule
London
AML
Huron Attorney To Speak At P T A Meeting
Huron attorney L A Tommey will address the One Wessington P T A on Juvenile Delinquency Monday evening February 17 at 8 pm in the Commur hall. Special music and plans for a school orchestra are planned. Attendance encouraged for members and non members.
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Huron
P.T.A
L.A. Tommey
Wessington P. T. A
Commur Hall
Tommey
W. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Pearl Club Meets in Pearl Creek a February gathering
The Pearl Creek C A club met at Mrs J B Ptaceks home Thursday afternoon February 33 to observe birthdays of important Americans. Miss Mary E Anspach led a litany and group singing. Mrs D Ptacek Mrs Hocking and Mrs Henry Ingle gave readings. Valentine games followed until 5 30 p m when aich was served by the hostess.
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Pearl Club
Pearl Creek
J.B. Ptaceks
Mary E. Anspach
Dun
D Ptacek
Hocking
Henry Ingle
Valentine
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