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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1938
Page
11
Our plan details a for rent sale or trade gas station listing by J. C. Johnson. The classified notice explains how to classify the property and advertise the sale, with emphasis on auction terms and contact procedures.
Pattern 4684 promises height enhancement with a long front panel and inverted pleat. Designed for easy sewing, it targets larger sizes 34 through 48 and includes step by step instructions. The Anne Adams pattern book and outfit ideas for spring wardrobes are advertised with prices and ordering details.
Arturo Toscanini will conduct an NBC Symphony broadcast featuring Wagner selections and preludes from Lohengrin Tristan and Isolde Parsifal Die Walkure and Gotterdamerung. The program precedes his return to Europe with performances continuing into June under guest conductors.
A Girl Scout arts and crafts program encourages girls to develop original designs and gain lasting pleasure from recognizing good craftsmanship wherever it is found. The piece suggests trying the craft themselves to better understand others work.
The Home Economics class of Bonita under Mins Fodness hosted the Board of Education at a three course dinner for Washington's birthday. Favors and centerpieces used red white and blue. Jean French led as hostess in blue. Students performed patriotic songs and talks on sewing and cooking. Superintendent Frank Ramsey concluded with praise for the home economies girls.
Golden Rule Club of Iroquois held a meeting at Mary Alice Clark’s home with the president calling the session to order and the secretary reading minutes. Reports followed and Marie Spain presented a demonstration on table etiquette. Lunch was served by Mrs. Larson. Next meeting slated for Ruth Flemer’s home on Saturday March 5.
Pupils at Cain Creek School held a ten minute open discussion on Washingtons birthday. Mabel Kartz gave a short talk on Washington. The first through fourth graders displayed items and the eighth grade updated ciview books. Fifth and sixth graders made note books while eighth graders made posters. Visitors Mrs Lee Cranstom and Richard Knut Mabel Kru attended.
The Milford School Dis singree No 2 shows good attendance with 13 pupils and only one boy missing a long day. Six pupils have had perfect attendance since school began. Kathryn Wipf reports. Miss Glanzer is the teacher. department chart improves.
The Sunshine League of Weeks School conducted its regular meeting on February 18 led by President Amanda Kehimeyer. The session discussed upcoming party plans and school activities underMiss Culver's guidance.
Seagun to order and was followed by opening exercises. Marcus Kohlmeyer was the only one absent. Plans were made for a birthday party on March 17. The president appointed the committees and meeting was adjourned.
The first Merrymakers 4-H Club meeting in Wessington was at Lucille Rowen’s home on January 2 with officers elected including Deloris Rowen as president and Lucille Rowen as secretary. By February 19 enrollment reached 12 members after Luane Lakner joined and a meeting featured talks on farm records sewing projects and wildlife conservation with handkerchiefs displayed. The next 4-H stud meeting is set for March 5 at Ducis Spicer’s home.
Milford School pupils took tests Thursday afternoon in reading science and history. On Friday the remaining exams were completed. Seventh graders finished essays and study the story A Midsummer Night's Dream. History graders finished silent readers and received new ones. Reporter Walter is the scribe and Mist Glanzer is the teacher.
The fifth and sixth graders of Lindberg School study Scandinavian nations including Norway Sweden and Estonia. They will also study the British Isles Scotland and England as well as Japan and China this six weeks. Students read about a revival of learning and write short sketches of famous people studied.
Tyrrell School hosts weekly amateur hour each Friday morning. Miss Davis records numbers labeled major and announcer on paper. Students draw the papers to determine the major and announcer winners and receive prizes after the show.
Special meeting of Bancroft Masons brought in Eastern Star guests and families. Seventeen tables of whist and entertainment followed by a lunch served by Masons for about 35 attendees. Mrs. George Perry and L. J. Custard led high scores. Official visit planned as Mrs. Viola Loomer of Mitchell, grand conductor of Eastern Star, attends Wednesday.
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