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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
7
Mary Jamison spoke to more than 200 Hand County women at St Lawrence for the annual recreation and achievement day. She outlined rehabilitation efforts, noting federal funding, state hospitals, and cases of handicapped workers aided to gain independence and self support.
Louise French of Huron college has a poem in the June Pasque Petals. Emma Thomas Scovile of Mitchell contributes He Sleeps Beneath the Poppies. Daisy Dean Butler of Lake Preston offers Spring Mist.
Miss Sami L. Dewing home demonstration agent plans a busy schedule in Spink county visiting 4-H canning clubs. She prepares final arrangements to send Hazel Grayce Tollefson to Washington for national 4-H club camp, aided by local women’s clubs and a $50 gift from Redfield Chamber of Commerce. Dewing will travel to Huron Lee Tuesday and attend Beadle county recreation day at the State Fairgrounds, returning to the Huron office Thursday and Friday.
Beadle county women extendions plan Recreation Day at the State Fair grounds next Wednesday June 11 led by Miss Sara L Dewling. A noon picnic lunch follows an afternoon kiteball game featuring county clubs and a speech and stunt program for members families and friends. This marks the final club year event as they finish two years of foods study and begin home furnishings next fall.
Miss Jamison urged public support for a state federal funded rehabilitation initiative emphasizing accident recovery and crime prevention. The evening featured community singing, piano duets, readings, and talks by 4H and home demonstration groups highlighting local youth and club activities.
Sunshine State youths travel to the Black Hills for Camp Wanzer where health through play is emphasized. The program includes daily rest, exercises, hygiene lessons, crafts, and swimming, with medical exams and supervision by volunteers from Rapid City and state groups.
Fashion guidance favors knickers for mountain trips and road sports with a shift toward beige brown wools. motoring coats gain mixed fabrics with large pockets and belts, while a three piece knitted ensemble dominates summer wear. Shantung outfits in brown tones stay popular for warmer days.
Homemaker readers may obtain a series of free booklets from the Bureau Wariner at 58 East Washington Street Chicago Illinois. Available titles include Doc Says a 32 page guide on farm health programs and home orchard plans. Making Old Houses Into Charming Homes a 24 page modernization guide. The Kingdom That Grew Out of a Little Boy's Garden 41 pages with Hawaiian pineapple tale. Modern Color Schemes for Your Home 34 pages with color illustrations. Sauerkraut as Health Food a 25 page booklet with health information.
An article discusses the value of sauerkraut in daily diets and lists many new recipes for its use. It also mentions For Home Loves, a 20 page illustrated booklet with house plans and photographs of homes.
Ninety five boys and girls in Miner county participate in 4-H club farm projects this year. May report by S. W. James, county agent, details ongoing project work.
Brookings announces the annual student art exhibit at State college on Tuesday June 14. Miss Elsie Obor says the show will feature work from all classes including weaving basketry pottery book binding leather tooling and a range of drawing design costume and house decoration.
Readers are invited to send requests to the woman’s page editor for homemaking tips. Surprise Salad by Miss Louise Dixon features bananas, raisins, walnuts, ginger and lemon dressing. Frozen Creamy Cheese Salad uses cream cheese and whipped cream with lemon juice and green peppers. Tips include drying bread before dressing to avoid stale flavor and notes on rust mites affecting fruit but not value. The first electric transmission system in the United States operated in Folsom California.
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