Women seek reduced naval armament at world peace conference
Carrie Chapman Catt led the fifth annual Cause and Cure of War session in Washington with delegates from 11 national groups and 180000 Japanese women calling for naval cutbacks and world court accession. The resolutions urged ending naval competition and promoting disarmament alongside the Paris Pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chapman Catt
Hall of Nations
Washington Hotel
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
E. W. Frize
South Dakota
League of Women Voters
London
Edgerton Parsons
New York City
Hoover
United States Senate
von Parley
Catfeid
National Committee On
Tsune Cauntlett
Washington
Uta Hrashi
Gauntlett
Mme
Marie Toouixe Uneth
Fran Doroihee von Yelson
Kathleen Fi.courtney
Henrietta Tstoelofs
National Committee
James G. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
Dwight W Morrow
Owen D. Young
Aristide Briand
Gustav Stresemann
2Ng
Ruth Morgan
Home Orchestra Plays For P T A at District No 38
Beaver P T A in Miner County met at District No 38 school denuary 10 for its regular session. An unusual pantomime They Interrupted Courtship was presented by Dorothy Mann Hattie Ultom Muriel Sturdevant Lucille Peterson Junior Mann Léeanie Kennedy and Earl Eng ish. The Johnson orchestra furnished music and Lucille Peterson sang Carolina Moon. Miss Chappel gave a reading Fathers Headache. Pat's Matrimonial Ventura a one act play was presented by Mrs Amos Betchel Mrs Mabel Willard and A B Mann. Pat answered an advertisement for a husband. He called at the wrong house where a lady had advertised for a hired man. He tried to propose and she tried to hire Taan. The tangle was straight ened. Several songs were sung by Mr Scntt who played his own accompaniment on the ukulele. After the meeting a lunch was served by Mr Baunmeister Mr Botehel and Mr Avens. The president appointed Alfred Peterson and Arnet Brown to prepare the next program. The lunch committee included Mrs Chappel Mrs Good and Mrs Moore. The next meeting is scheduled for the fire Friday in February and everyone is invited to attend.
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Beaver P. T. A
Miner County
Dorothy Mann
Hattie Ultom
Muriel Sturdevant
Lucille Peterson
Junior Mann
Léeanie Kennedy
Earl Engish
Unen
Johnson Orchestra
Arolina Moon
Taan
Scntt
Baunmeister
Botehel
Avens
Alfred Peterson
Arnet Brown
Chappel
Good
Village Doctor review wins $1 prize in South Dakota page
Mrs N Bjornson reviews Sheila Kaye-Smiths The Village Doctor, a Sussex tale set over 50 years ago. The 266 page Dutton edition priced at 240 is praised for its portrayal of a doctor's care and a frail heroine who seeks a second chance.
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Sheila Kaye-Smith
Peascod
Dutton & Co
Herlew
South Dakota
Literary Club Meeting Notes From Ca nova Event
The Woman's Literary club of Ca nova will meet at Mrs Koensell home January 21 following a schedule change from the January 7 meeting at Mrs S E Strobel. Topics include Cities of Interest and The White House in History read by members. performances feature Miss Juanita Seact and Mrs John Denier with Miss Virginia Noblgren at the piano.
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Koepsell
Woman's Literary Club
Canova
Koensell
S. E. Strobel
Tuc
White House
Vite Taper
Paul Fy Koopsel
Carl Lindblom
Juanita Seact
John Denier
Virginia Noblgren
Ed C. Pearson
Washington, D. C
Lula Dennis
Lloyd Jones
Salt Lake City
Brigham Towns
District Official Installs Alpena Rebekah Officers
District deputy president Mrs K T Aisenbrey and staff installed Alpena lodge officers on Wednesday evening. Newly named are noble grand Mrs William Kelley and vice grand Mrs Glenn Miller with Clara Eaton as secretary and A B Lawrence as treasurer. Also appointed were Veda Barber chaplain Mrs Will Leighton I G Mrs Roy Wales G Mrs WB Bhet Geld R S N Gi Mrs E L Holly LVG John Miler RS V GS Lome Meyers conductor Mrs Core Barringer Warden Mrs Alten Brigham musician. refreshments followed by Mrs William Kelly and Mrs Miller.
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Rebekahs
K. T. Aisenbrey
Rebekah Lodge
The
Alpena Lodge
William Kelley
President urges all women to attend Farm and Home week
Mrs. Perry Clifford, state president of the Federation of Home Extension clubs, calls on every woman in Central South Dakota to attend the February 4 to 6 Farm and Home week at State college in Brookings. She highlights travel funds, guest speakers, and the All-state Women’s Chorus, urging club membership by February 1 and early room reservations.
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Perry Clifford
The
Federation of Home Extension Clubs
South Dakota
Federation
State College
Clifford
Sail Tac
Uni
Brookings
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
Hedger
Mignon
Lott
State Federation of Home Extension Clubs
Bernice Fullerton
Weasington Springs
Farm Home
Schumay Heink
Aleot
State Federation
Home Extension Clubs
Leisure Topics At PTA Meeting Highlights Home Focus
The Fightmore PTA met at the high school Tuesday evening with Mag McCarthy presenting Wine Uses of Leisure. Luta Huston spoke on Reading in the Home, Emma Raughmin on Music in the Home, and Cornell discussed Children’s Hobbies using a stamps and coins collection. Mrs Earl Jones covered Games in the Home as A A Kaye led community singing and a mixed quartet performed, finishing with songs including Going Home.
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Mag
McCarthy
Fighmore P. TA
Earl Jones
A. A. Kaye
Sievernal
Forestburg Extension Club Postpones Training to Jan 23
The Forestburg Home Extension club training school moved from January 17 to January 23 and will take place in the Presbyterian church basement. The next regular meeting is set for January 28 in Mrs Henry Larson's presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg Home Extension Club
Presbyterian Church
Henry Larson
Rebekah Heads At Alpena Take Office
Alpena January 18 Special New officers of Echo Rebekah lodge chapter 84 were installed here Wednesday evening. The list includes Mrs W L Kelly Noble grand Mrs Everett McWilliamsprat noble grand Mrs Glen Miller vice grand Mrs W B Shetnald R S N G Bris Charles Brammer L N G Mrs Mr Leighton inside guardian Mrs Roy Wales outside guardian Mrs Veda Barber chaplain Mrs C AL Barringer warden Miss Loma Meyers conductor Mrs A J Brigham musician Mrs John Miller L G G Mrs B L Hotty ROS G
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Inside Guardian
Roy Wales
Outside Guardian
Veda Barber
C. AL. Barringer
Loma Meyers
A. J. Brigham
John Miller
B. L. Hotty
Springs R N A Lodge Installs 1930 Heads
Springs Wisconsin January 18 special The Royal Neighbor lodge here installed its 1930 officers at the regular meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs E F Gibbans Installing officer The officers are Mrs Amos Gotwals oracle BMyrs D C Schryer vice oracle Mrs H A Newcomer posh oracle Mrs George Donnelly chancellor Mrs Bardhull marshal Mrs Ed Theurer assistant marshal Mrs Frank Melbourne inner sentinel Mrs El Oleson outer sentinel M Reese Dill musician Mrs Mc Peterson served as ceremonial marshal
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Welsing
Springs
Royal Neighbor Lodge
E. F. Gibbans
Amos Gotwals
Oracle
Bmyrs
D. C. Schryer
H. A. Newcomer
George Donnelly
Bardhull
Ed Theurer
Frank Melbourne
Inner.sentinel
el Oleson
Outer -Sentinel
M. Reese Dill
Mc Peterson
Confessed Forger Sentenced To Six Months In Jail
Sioux Falls reports that confessed forger Fisyfi Kimball received six months in county jail from Judge John T. Medin in circuit court. He was arrested in Omaha while about to join the Navy after forging the name of a Sioux Falls business.
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Sioux
Falls
Jan
Wry —. Fisyfi Kimball
John T. Medin
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Club Considers Food Question at Round Table Meeting
The Round Table Home Extension hub met January 9 at Mrs. Mary Towne home to discuss family eating habits. Demonstrations by Mrs. Wel tel Cranston Mrs. Vina Hill and Mrs. Vera Cranston highlighted nutrition beyond meals. Other topics covered included sleep, physical development, meal regularity, bowel habits, and emotional balance. Plans included attending the Beadle county banquet January 21 at noon and sending delegates to Farm and Home Weeks at Brookings February 4 5 and 6. A supper and dance at the Libor Temple was planned in two weeks.
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Round Table Home Extension Hub
Mary Towne
Wel‘ey Cranston
Vina Hill
Vera Cranston
Huron
Jesdar
Brookings
Round Table Club
Sparks
Welsh
Norn Mellvaine
Rosary Society Honorees and Musical Recitals at New Event
The Nye group and officers are listed including Faith Courage Endurance and Modesty as graces with various ladies and gentlemen serving as managers captains and sentinels. Edith Duxbury played piano solo Miss Eve lyn Falk led performances and Sarah Stewart accompanied. J E Stout performed cornet solos with Miss Strobel at the piano in the ceremony.
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B. H. Jamison
Cassie Duxbury
Frank Vaverka
F. C. Palmer
Elwood Duxbury
Edith Duxbury
Sarah Stewart
Mable Strobel
J. E. Stout
Miss Strobel
Alpena P T A Plans Jan 21 Program at High School
Alpena P T A adopts a January 21 meet at the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock. Twormninuts talks invite views with rebuttal, topics include How I Honed My First Doll Tans and Thrift Education in the Home. Miss Garver arranges the museum segment and Rev. Washburn leads devotionals. General discussion follows with interest invited from all in the schools.
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Apena P
Autheriun
Garver
Lodge Installs New Officers At Canova Victory Camp
Canova Royal Neighbors lodge and Modern Woodmen met January 7 in joint session to install officers before about 185 attendees. Dolly Carson served as installing officer, with ceremonies under purple and white. Orsel Snethen installed as oracle, ceremonial marshal Alton Gough, and other officers named amid a candy bill noted at about 1 060 000 dollars in the unit’s finances and expenditures.
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Canova
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Woodman
Dolly Carson
Royal Neighbors
Alton Gough
Ors Snethen Waa
Woo Sel Herman Schuett
F. Schierholz
Oracle
Lotdenburg
George
Reow
Honor Mrs Gordon At Chenoweth Home
Mrs Gordon hosted four groups of bridge at her Chenoweth home on Wednesday evening. Mrs Forest Gordon won high score with Mrs W Streeter taking low. Guest of honor was Mrs RL Atkinson who is moving to Sturgis soon.
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Gordon
Chenoweth
Wolsey, Jan
J. Chenoweth
Forest Gordon
W. . Streeter
RL. Atkinson
Sturgis
Beadle Banquet Tuesday in Huron at noon
Beadle County Extension club holds its third annual banquet Tuesday January 21 at 12 o'clock in the Huron Methodist church. Prof D J Gage of Huron College will address on Agricultural Observations in Mexico with music and community singing to follow.
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D. J. Gage
Huron College
Mexico
Beadle County Extension Club
Methodist Church
Huron
Vollose
G. RA. McArthur
J. ¥. Barthel
Walter Erion
Wolsey
Duvet
North Harow Club
Woderaie
Fred Tams
Vhchrman
Kathryn Freverr
Beadie County
Eto ¢Hampion
Bixith Justnal
Chicago
Daring 2 Hia
Wessington PTA Meet Set for January 26
Wessington P T A schedules its January meeting for Monday evening January 26 at eight at the Community Hall. The high school debate squad will argue a motion about Dakota building an Astro electric power plant on the Minegouri river. Eva DeHaven and her son Tom plan musical selections assisted by the Girls Glee club. mothers of juniors and sophomores will wear shin ed attire. Everyone is invited.
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Wessington P. T. A
Wessington P. VA
Stile
Dakota
Gouri
Myrs
Eva DeHaven
Tom
Moather
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