Doings Of Interest To Central South In Dakota Women
Records reviewed by retiring chairman detail 1929 activities of Huron Shrine Auxiliary. Mrs Lehman reports 35 new members, donations to Shriners Hospital in Minneapolis, and funds for a convalescent home. Bridge tea and other events raised money. tin foil drive nets support for children’s convalescent home. Total receipts 182.32 with 123.23 balance to convalescent fund. new officers elected and thanks extended to contributors and supporters.
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Saturvat
Januany
Huron Sa
Mununtus
South
Dakota
Huron Shrine Auxiliary Anit
Bmirs
Wilam Leiman
Tauring
Shriner's Crippled Children’s Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Lehman
3. B. Blake
Masonic Temple
Mey
Convalescent Home Fund
Baker Jewelry Company
Huesgen
A. B. Blake
John Tohmie
BH. A. Tice
J. R. Johnson
A. Oe Christensen
Ee Asher
Tate
G. N. Carlson
Humgalow
Harvey Grocery
Culhone’s Dairy
Children’s Hospital
Fair Store
BR. Johnson
M. W. Smith
J. W. Colwell
Convalescent Fund
Mra
Perry Floral Shop
Sherman & Mac Drugs Company
A. Lemps
C. Larson
Olson
G. A. Thompson
Auxiliary
F. Esplay
G. Sherman
E. H. Brian
B. Blake
H. Alice
F. William Lehman, Jr
J. x C. Penner Company
F. Wi Jr
Frank Ripley
A. E. Blake
A. Axelrad
F. Ripley
A.B. Blake
G. Helgerson
OG. Olgan
Telephone Caramites
J. Doherty
H Christensen
E. H. Bryan
Huron
Merchants
Feneral
Prizes Offered for Book Reviews in Central South Dakota
The Evening Huronite announces a weekly prize of 1 for the best book review not exceeding 200 words in Hearth. Entries must review a book published after January 1929 and may be fiction or non fiction. Open to men and women. send to the Woman's Page editor care of The Evening Huronite with book details including title author publication date publisher price pages and print size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huronite
Variety Offered Radio Programs at South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge announces January radio features on KUSD University of South Dakota station covering basketball astronomy literature history law journalism and music. broadcasts run Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday nights with Spanish programming on Tuesday evenings by William Guevara. programs include university orchestra band and orchestra segments and a series of topic talks by faculty and guests.
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Garrett Breckenridge
The
State College
KUSD
University of South Dakota
KEDSD
William Guevara
Qld
Grace Burgess
Herbert S. Schell
University
Dallas
Dickey
Ruth Hallman
Clarence G. Beckwith
Lives
BR. W. Miller
Kaepsaroed Society
Fasketiell Xamr
Expert Advises Use Cranberries For Holiday Treats
An extension specialist touts cranberries as versatile for winter meals and decorations. She outlines recipes including Cranberry Krust, Candied Cranberries, and a raw cranberry snack, emphasizing affordable cost and long storage.
Woman Director Extension Stirs Talk Across South Dakota
Mrs Lulaspuge Spilde director of extension work at the Southern State Normal School has given a rapid run of speaking engagements reaching Pulrwam and Fulton addressing parent teacher associations. She answers over 75 calls yearly for addresses and talks and oversees a large correspondence bureau and more than 100 students. People are growing taller with modern times noted in a sidebar comparison of height growth among Gordon Highlanders.
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Lulaspuge
Southern State, Normal School
Etirte
Pulrwam
Fulton
Spilde
Ayark
Great Britain
Virtue of canned foods contradicts hus bands warnings
Food experts provide eight points praising canned foods. They claim safety high nutritive value, richer vitamins in canned vegetables and fruits, use of choice ingredients, immediate canning after harvest, no chemical preservatives, and minimal additives. The liquor from canned vegetables contains minerals. use it in soups. After opening, store in covered dish in fridge.
Warning on artificial food colors from a state chemist
Guy G. Frary of the University of South Dakota warns that so called coal tar colors used in foods are not harmless and may be contaminated during manufacture. The U S Department of Agriculture certifies batches, testing for safety levels, and only approved colors are allowed in foods. He discusses coloring in noodles and substitutes for eggs, noting methods now detect egg yolk and require noodles to be free from artificial color.
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Guy G. Frary
University of South Dakota
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frary
Women Sponsor Child Welfare Work Aims for Independent Youth
The National Child Welfare committee outlines area work in line with its motto Uneelfish service and patriotic love for World War II veterans' children. The American Legion auxiliary coordinates with the program to provide temporary relief only, urging cooperation with existing groups to avoid duplication. The plan covers employment for veterans’ families, emergency aid limited to crises, clinical exams, infant clinics, milk funds, health operations, eye care, and scholarships to raise overall child welfare standards.
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National Child Welfare Committee
Enriette Paulson
the Child Welfare Fund
Lenion
County Health Board
Miller Women's Club Distributes Christmas Baskets
Miller Women's Club distributed baskets to 15 needy families with meat, potatoes, rice, canned vegetables, and candy. Baskets included clothing and toys for children, donated by Miller merchants and private individuals. Boy Scouts and a local committee collected items for distribution, bringing Christmas cheer to many homes.
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Miller Women’s Club
Miller Women's Club
Miller
Boy Scouts
Charles Rodd
S. Walby
Anton Thompson
Women's Club
Beadle County Banquet Plans Complete
Plans for the Beadle County banquet are set for Tuesday January 21 at noon at the Methodist church in Huron. The North Huron club will present a play and other numbers, with Miss Sara Dewing guiding arrangements. Ladies are urged to bring husbands, and each member will provide food as in prior years. Ice cream is provided, and attendance is urged to make this banquet larger and better than before.
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Beadle County
Methodist
Huron
North Huron
Sara Dewing
Neretozore
Women Will Meet W F M S Fireheock Thursday
The W F M S group will meet Thursday January 8 in the church basement. The serving committee includes KO's and Mrs George Voorhees. Mrs S A Payne leads the program with devotion and mystery box questions conducted by WH Foun cae.
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Fireheock
Ko's. Or, Kingdom
George Voorhees
S.A. Payne
Pearl Creek Y W C A Studies Blind Spots
Pearl Creek Y W C A hosts a study titled Blind Spots featuring readings from Abbie Graham and a portion of Smith Leiper's First Chapter. The New Year focus includes the Ceremonials and Common Days. Attendees joined in the discussion and refreshments were served.
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Pears Creek
Heavy Ingle
Attorneo
Abbie Graham
Smith Leiper
N E A Life Membership Presented To County Superintendent
Vermillion January 4 Miss Freem Husmussen received a surprise presentation at her Vermillion courthouse office. A committee of rural and Vermillion school supporters honored her years of service as county superintendent of schools with a National Education Association life membership toward her purchase.
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Vermillion
Wakonds Scien
Eid
Freem Husmussen
National Education Association
Preston Electric Motor Neater in Cold Weather
In a heated garage the Preston Electric Motor Neater promises quick warmth by plugging into a light socket. It claims easy installation and use with the motor warming in 60 to 96 minutes, avoiding battery or oil trouble and crankcase dilution, though the text is garbled and unclear on details.
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Preston
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Convalescent Home Fund For
Crippled
Order of the Eastern Star
A. A Wollman
Olin’s
May Kiethline
Misa
Colese Bays
Missy Kisthline
Legion Auxiliary
Manhattan
Beadle
Pearl Creek
Y. W.C
Partheniics
Eiac Weaving Devices, Inc
Luke Wreston
Ely
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