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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1939
Page
11
Crochet lovers note a pineapple design long loved by knitters and crocheters. Pattern 6425 shows making a square with illustration of stitches and materials. Send ten cents and write name address and pattern number to Evening Herald Household Arts Dept 259 West Street New York NY.
A 32 page Home Service booklet teaches etiquette for social and business letters. It covers signing women’s letters, avoiding stuffy phrases, and offers vocabulary tips and sample letters for various occasions. Include name and address and the recipient’s name when ordering.
A large audience welcomed the cast of Coast to Coast in Iroquois Monday evening. Children performed specials between acts and the post‑show dance drew good attendance. The 4‑H clubs benefited from receipts and the play travels to Bancroft tonight and Carthage Wednesday with Miss Helen Shaneall directing.
Brookings July 20 Special Turner senior agriculturist will lead a rural youth discussion for ages 18 to 25 at the 4H Roundup July 29 22 at State College. The forum will explore problems present conditions and opportunities for rural youth and propose improvements. Plans include a September camp conference and distribution of useful circulars.
Troop 6 met at 7 am Wednesday at Captain Mrs. O D Dunbar s home. Girls built fires and cooked breakfast then sang camp songs and taught them to others. Plans for an overnight hike were discussed and assignments given for the schedule.
A brief report notes duties assigned and items to bring, followed by games and relay races. The gathering closes with the song O Come and Sing a Song, and the report credit goes to Acdis Lehfeldt.
The one merry Maids Poultry met July 11 at Bernice and Eve Lyn Landrigan home with seven members. Plans to attend the Brookings round-up were made. Grace Rudy will lead the group, Evelyn Landrigan and Margaret Rudy will represent Beadle County in the poultry judging contest at Brookings. After singing, the meeting adjourned and lunch was served by Bernice, Evelyn, and mother. The next meeting is August 9 with Warren Gilchrist as host.
The Altoona Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club met at the Dahlin home on July 14 for reorganization and officer elections. Alice Riel was elected assistant leader, Green Dahlin president, LaVern Tollefson vice president, Joyce Hamilton secretary and reporter, and Syd Schamp treasurer. The club’s name was changed to The Last Minute 4H Club. Seven members and three visitors attended. Plans included a basket social on July 29 to fund sending members to 4-H camp next summer. Alice Riel was tasked to seek a schoolhouse for a social. After the business session, games and songs followed, with the next meeting at the Hamiltons featuring a cookery demonstration by Joyce Hamilton and Hilda Dahlin. Refreshments were served by Sue Vern Tollefson.
The Farmereve 4-H Club gathered at Pleasant Valley Hall on Friday with four members Evelyn Johnson Cleone Yost Marion Campbell and Genevieve Campbell in attendance. Demonstrations covered Care of Silks and Woolens Care of the Skin and How to Make Cleansing Cream and a reading of the Star Spangled Banner. The next meeting will be an all day sewing event at the leader’s home with a potluck dinner and lunch provided by Mrs Addie Johnson.
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