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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
14
Girl Scouts prepare for a four day day camp at Pair Grounds with Brownies on two days. Mrs Laskowski and Mrs George handle registrations at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel with a 10 cent daily camp fee. Camp activities include hand craft outdoor cooking photography and dramatics.
Four South Dakota 4-H Club members passed through Sioux Falls en route to a national camp in Washington, D C. The group includes Nona Platiner of Scotland, Alan Oviatt of Huron, Eleanor Isack of Stookings, and Robert Jenneman of Salem. They are accompanied by state club leader H M Jones and club assistant Esther Taskerud of Brookings.
South Dakota 4-H leaders plan July help days across nearly every county to assist members with demonstrations. Agnes Hansen says teams should enter partly developed demos and use county and state staff guidance to refine their work. Two member teams from each club may advance to county achievement day and county winners may demonstrate at the State fair if they qualify by early preparation and help day participation.
Darwin Stahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brahl, is at home with scarlet fever in Yale. The family is under quarantine.
Central South Dakota Council Boy Scouts schedule annual spring camporee June 9 10 a half mile west of the airport camp setup Friday evening meals and campfire program with a Court of Honor Taps at 10:30 p m Saturday reveille at 7 a m breakfast cleanup 7 to 9 inspection 9 to 10 and events from 10 onward including knot tying contests signaling cooking and fire building All troops furnish own equipment Junior leaders emphasized Camp check out Sunday afternoon
Miss Daisy Keene Beadle County public health nurse addressed Rotarians at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. She outlined immunization clinics in schools, exams and follow ups, maternal welfare, preschool work, first aid classes, adult groups, home hygiene and care of the sick.
In a slice of life scene, reporter Ted Evans probes Sally Anne Melton about a possible engagement with Jack Courtney. The innocent exchange hints at a romantic backstory while Sally prepares for a gala night, clothing herself in white chiffon as Bing Wells observes her transformation.
At 654 Nebraska Avenue Southwest three inter troop meetings held Fridays at 4 pm. Eight girls enrolled four completed scribe badge requirements including composition and dictionary use. Marjorie Thorn Mary Jane Trenerry Ardis Lehfeldt and Phyllis Gross earned the badge. neatness spelling punctuation stressed. Two girls Mary Jane Trenerry and Ardis Lehfeldt praised for perfect attendance. Phyllis Gross authored the report.
Miss Ellen Woodruff will lead a new Brownie hour for girls aged seven to ten at the Carnegie Library. The first session is June 9 at 10 a m with dramatized stories, and the program will run every week through the summer as an extension of the Brownie program.
Genevieve DeHaven a delegate from Wessington High School Girl Reserves attends a Lake Byron camp this week.
Rex Phillips and Clyde Cotton Jr of Huron spent the weekend in Hitchcock visiting friends and relatives, returning to Huron Sunday evening. Virginia and Bernard Laverty left Saturday for Lyons Oregon after spending the winter and spring months with their grandmother Mrs. Ella Laverty.
Willis Davis, formerly visiting at his mother Mia Car tle Davia's home, left Saree for Culbertson Montana where he is employed after a weeklong stay.
Mrs Gladys Franz and her daughter Margaret depart Monday for Legion Lake near Custer for summer employment.
In a June gathering Judith and Sarah Anne discuss love and courage as Bing explains his plans to drive Sarah Anne home after a party. He jokes about the coast radio call and a newspaper picture, while Judith contemplates their shifting relationships and a ship metaphor for freedom.
A fragmentary line reveals a small, cool voice speaking from deep inside her as she recalls, not Jack, but a memory guiding what she names sp.owt.
The line appears as a fragment from a literary piece with dialog like “What did you say” and “To Be Continued” cues, set against a night scene with fading action and distant stars.
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