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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
6
Social events note the Degree of Honor Juveniles of Lodge No 46 meeting at Labor Temple Saturday at 2 30 with officer installation and refreshments. Mrs Lois Hill and Mrs Eversall attend as honorary patroness and sponsor respectively.
The Pi Alpha Phi Literary Society of Huron College met at Miss Lois Peterson’s home on Eleventh Street. Eloise Wuest reviewed the opera La Traviata and provided a brief composer biography of Giuseppe Verdi as discussions on melody and style followed.
A reader vows to use Helena Rubinstein Youthi fying Tissue Cream nightly to prevent tired lines and crow's feet, claiming it will soften skin and ward off old age as a nightly beauty regimen.
Shrine Auxiliary will meet Friday at 2 30 with a year end report and officer installations. Past Presidents of the GLA held a brief meeting at Mrs. R A Hyde’s home followed by bridge with prizes to Mix D B Sutera and Mrs. Watson. Lincoln P T A held a January meeting at the Lincoln School with a student loan fund donation and plans for Founder’s Day.
An old style diet pill advertisement touts rapid fat loss without starvation or hard exercise. It claims a patented gland-based remedy, produced by a famous factory, with packages labeled clearly and urging readers to visit a store for a box today.
The district held a meeting with Mrs. S P Glanzer and twenty nine members plus two visitors. Devotions by Mrs George Robinson, followed by business, a short program, vocal spins, a dramatic sketch, and piano pieces by Ramona Glanzer. Christmas gifts exchanged, lunch served by a committee. Five new members joined this year. Also the E Q T Club was entertained at Mrs R M Hess home with needlework and lunch. Dakota Lodge No 121 held officer elections in Legion Hall with Mrs Alice Goodman installing.
A gift to Mrs. Goodman from the lodge prompted responses from both Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Goodman during the event. A social hour followed with luncheon served by a committee led by Dorothy Dammeier, Ann Lee, and Maris Salbert. Mrs. Goodman attended a Degree of Honor meeting in Parker yesterday evening.
Miss Pat Burns returned from Springfield Minnesota with Mr. and Mrs. Pamu Berg and Emil Lang. Mrs. Mark Wilcox joined her husband on trips to Millbank and Pipestone Minnesota. An eight pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Bankert at 10:30 yesterday morning in a Huron hospital. A marriage license was issued for Jo Beckert and Adeline Wale Yale. A son weighing eight pounds four ounces was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gluesing at 9:25 in a Huron hospital. Paul J. Gross of Lake Byron is in Huron attending the Northwest College of Commerce. Mrs. E A Brooks of Rapid City is
Local followings note arrivals and departures as families visit relatives over holidays. W D Brooks and Mr Mrs Ward welcomed visitors. Castlewood Bankert spent Christmas with Sutera family. Virginia Wider joined Sutera relatives in Rapid City. Rosella Hansen travelled to Upland California for nursing work after visiting Huron friends. Hansen rushed to Astoria after father Cecil J Buck died December 27. Mrs Cecil J Buck and children noted. 830 Jawa Avenue Southeast resident returned from Los Angeles trip. Corinne Bowe Jefe heads to Iowa City for nursing training at the University of Iowa this week.
Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs hold a special meeting at 7 30 tonight on the mezzanine floor of the Marvin Hughit hotel. Voting on applications for membership is the chief item of business and Mary Steele urges full attendance of all members.
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