Marriage at 26 Seen Preferable for Women Says Reader
In a woman's page debate a reader argues 26 is the ideal marriage age for women. She contends eighteen-year-olds lack judgment, seek easy pleasures, and risk later life challenges, while a 26 year old is likelier to have schooling, a trade, and maturity to manage a home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wilson Bastian
10Th Steet
Southeast
Jane
Sue
Mary
Jack
Bain
Tate
Bouse
Nes
Ynan
England
YW A Meal Marks Beadle Club 50 Attend Dinner
More than 50 members and guests of Beadle County's Business and Professional Women's club attended the YWCA annual banquet at the Congregational Church. Miss Josephine Ainsworth announced the worldwide observance and the program featured a horoscope on women's business opportunities, a period-costume skit, and greetings from clubs abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Beadle County
Congregational Church
Josephine Ainsworth
Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto
Canada
Sioux Falls
S. C
United States
Adele Babbitt
Hildegarde Rother
Lavanca Bloodgood
Pantalette
Nellie Wales
Lavanda Bloodgood
Business Girls’ National Assembly
Erma Hatz
Zelia Ginsberg
Daniel
Jean‘nette Heath
Cleona Case
Miss Case
Miss Ainsworth
Richland W Y W C A Club Meeting Summary
The Richland W Y W C A club met at Miss Viola Voss's home on Wednesday afternoon February 19 with seven members and eight visitors. Miss Marian Stout led a short business session while Miss Edna Elder presented a program on Charm. The group joined in community singing with Mrs Hocking at the piano and a finch was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Y. W. C. A. Club
Viola Voss
Marian Stout
Edna “Elder
C. Hocking
Finch
Softened Angles For A Friendly Thin Figure
Miss Anita Andrews from the State college extension urges thin women to soften their angles with rounded necklines and curves. She cautions against perpendicular lines sleeveless dresses long narrow skirts and black outfits, recommending lustrous fabrics beads and sashes to add the appearance of plumpness for spring wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Andrews
State College
New Hose Shades Designed to Match Spring Suits
Spring wardrobe notes from Huron shopkeepers highlight tailored and semi-tailored suits as fashion leaders for the season. Silk fabrics, morning and afternoon wear, and coordinated hose shades in nut beige, navy, stone blue, violet gray, and black and white accompany top coats and tweed ensembles.
De Smet Woman Wins Book Prize for Review
Mrs B A Dyar of De Smet wins the week’s book review prize of $1 for her analysis of Pure Gold by O E Relvaag. The critique portrays Lars Houglum and Lizzie, Norwegian farmers turned avaricious, in a forty year Midwest saga highlighting thrift versus greed and moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Dyar
DeSmet
O. E. Relvaag
Lizzi
Tweny
Lars
Lizzies
Louis
Lizzie
Central South Dakota
Winnifred Kerkow
Harum
Arthur Train
Carlee Tharp
Nancy Carroll
June Collyer
Buddy Rogers
Mary Seetler Guest Of Sew Better Club
Miss Mary Seetler honored guest at the Sew Better Women's extension club meeting hosted by Mrs. Fd Frericks on February 19. Three visitors attended. a School Lunches demonstration by Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Frazier preceded a discussion. Seetler, moving to Nebraska, received a valentine box of handkerchiefs presented by Hazel Jean Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Better Women's Extension Club
Fd Frericks
Gilbert
Huron P T A Advises On Approved Movies For Children
Huron council P T A committee reviews films for suitability guiding parents on which pictures to allow. It cites National Congress of Parents and Teachers lists rating films for adults youths and children while noting the theatre manager has no control over bookings. Featured titles include Three Live Ghosts for older audiences Navy Blues as all family fare Evangeline with Dolores Del Rio for family viewing. Ralph Bowers chairs the committee and invites parental input to resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Council of
Huron
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Aid of the
Parents’ Magazine
William Haines
Anita Page
Dolores
del Rio
Ralph
Bowers
Agent Announces Week's Schedule For Miss Dewing
Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstration agent presents Prepared as You Like It at Virgil training school at 10 a.m. Monday and Feed the Family Rightly and Economically at 1:30 p.m. The Huron training school follows at Methodist church parlors at 10 a.m. Tuesday includes same topics with 1:30 p.m. session. Dewing trains at Wessington Wednesday February 26 with 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. sessions. Thursday topics repeat at Miller auditorium 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Friday at Polo with same hours. Saturday March 1 she visits clubs near Hitchcock and bleeds in Redfield office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewing
Miss Dewing
Wessington
Miller Auditorium
Polo
Book Review Contest Opens Weekly Prize in Huronite
The Evening Huronite offers a weekly prize of 3L for the best book review of titles published since January 1929. Submissions should be non spoilery and 200 words max, covering author, publisher, price, and approximate length. Open to Central South Dakota readers, with reviews due by Thursday noon each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
South Dakota
Waistline Trends Keep High Matures with Short Coats
New York shops report waistlines remain high while daytime hems stay five inches below the knee and evening hems near the floor. Draperies and boleros soften the look as a feminine clothing revival appears. Wraps grow shorter and capes, sometimes resembling coats with hip length slits and buttons, become more common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goose Money Play Presented by Holden Extension Club
The Holden Extension club of Miller met at Henry Gehring home for the regular demonstration and farewell to Mrs. Frank Teller who moved to a farm near Arlington. Mrs. L. B. Cross reported on Farm and Home week via Brookings. others spoke including Mrs. Roy Rush and Mrs. George Yearous. The group closed with a west side play Goose Money featuring Mrs. Horace Roth Mrs. John Hall Mel Fred Brown Alice Grogan Mrs. Henry Hall Mrs. Jim Brown and Mrs. Alfred Gehring. This was the club’s second February meeting following a seven o clock dinner at Frank Teller’s home for members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Extension Club
Miller
Henry Gehring
Frank Teller
Arlington
L. B. Cross
Band County
Brookings
Roy Rush
George Yearous
West Side
Horace Roth
John Hall
Fred Brown
Alice Grogan
Henry Hall
Jim Brown
Alfred Gehring
Helden Club
Extension Club
Highmore PTA Organization Praised For Attendance
The Highmore parent teacher association, new this school year, reports an average attendance of 120 and steady interest. Superintendent H A R Indahl is credited for building a debate-free, constructive group that involves all members, with officers named and programs including music, readings, and community singing. The group meets the second Tuesday each month, next on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Highmore Association
Highmore P. T. A
Highmore
H. A. R. Indahl
P.T. A
Neel
Grace Brinker
Ella Quirk
Eva McDonald
A. A. Jordan
Agnes Johnson
Prin
Cipal
Crescent Chapter to Attend Church Services in Body
Members of Crescent Chapter No. 4 O B S of Miller will attend church at the Methodist church Sunday morning February 22. They will meet in the basement and a special section will be reserved for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Chapter
B.S. of
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys Bastian
Y. W
Richland
de Smet
Kerkow
Mary Seetler
Sew Better Club
Huron Council P. T. A
Holden Club
A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia
Candy Kitchen
A. Johnson
Launspach
Ream
Giving
Oldsmobile
Viking
Oldsmobile Company
Artesien, S.D. Highmore, S.D
Wessington, S. D
McElrath Motor Co
Huron, S. D
Mogck Chev. Co
Whaley & Zerschling
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