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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
8
Senior Girl Scouts, ages fourteen to eighteen, introduce a special pin designed for this group. The suns burst motif with a delicate trefoil centers the pin, based on girl suggestions, to be worn on the pocket band of the new Senior dress recently adopted by the national organization. The dress draws praise for its robin hood green shade, short sleeves, modern zip closure, and princess line with belt and pockets.
The Country Maidens Powtry Club met at 440 o'clock on June 7 with Eva Belle Baum presiding. Norma Cranston led roll call as two members attended. minutes were approved. Arlene Zeeck presented a lice and mites demonstration. Mrs Matte read a letter about poultry judging meetings on June 7, 8 and 9. Lunch was served by Mrs Fy Baum with Eva Belle and Arlene Zeeck assisting. The same day the Country Maidens 4-1 Club met. songs led by Helen Zeeck. Eva Belle Baum led with seven members answering roll call on household duties. The treasurer reported $19.77 in the treasury to fund sending mills to cub demonstrations.
Neff met with the girls to choose a subject and discussed rhythm color and emphasis in clothing. The group presented garments and up-to-date records as qualifying for club camp with 23 percent of work completed. Members listed include Allee Zeck Heverly Rogers Eva Belle Baum Norma Cranston Ione Hib Blanche Long Helen Zeeck Antene Zeeck with plans for camp. meeting adjourned and next gathering set at Norma Cranston's home July 12.
The Holden Boys and Girls 4-H Club of Burdette stages Who's Who in the Home and Consolation on Tuesday evening June 14 at Holden Hall. An ice cream supper costs five cents after the show, with admission 15 and 20 cents. Proceeds fund a 4-H camp at Watertown.
Edith Hibbard of 1226 Frank Avenue Southeast was selected from Beadle County Girl Reserves to attend Camp Wilson Lake Byron for one week June 2 to 16. A seventh grader at Jefferson School, she won the trip for best reports of festivities, funded by Huron business and professional men through the Evening Huronite contest.
The St Lawrence 4 H Club held a regular meeting at Holden Hall on June 6. Members selected a club name Sunny Sewing Stitchers and set dues. Members prepared plays for a June 14 performance to raise funds for a camping trip. The next meeting is set for June 29 at the hall.
The Wolsey Home Makers 4-H Club met at Katherine Fry's home June 6 with 17 members. They planned attendance at Swan Lake 4-H camp June 15-19 and scheduled a bake sale June 11 to fund the trip. Members enjoyed a show called Stan and a meal following.
Boy Scouts Troop 1 express thanks to J P Walsh A W Lynch Charles Sikorra for transport to Lake Byron camporee over the weekend. Gratitude also to W C Gagnon for cottage use. At last meeting Donald Calvert senior patrol leader praised RAVE tests for two tenderfoot Scouts. others practiced first aid and closed with taps.
A 60 person delegation from towns along U S 18 urged the South Dakota Highway Commission to upgrade the route or risk diverting tourist and commercial traffic to Nebraska roads. Circuit Judge J R Cash led the spokesmen, noting the highway is often impassable, while the commission said 120 miles of improvements are under construction or planned and promised future consideration.
Washington lawmaker Representative Case of South Dakota announced confirmation from the biological survey that funds for predatory animal control in the state would rise next month if the agricultural appropriation bill passes without changes. An estimated additional 34,000 would be made available, following requests from Paul Murphy, president of the South Dakota Cooperative Wool Growers, citing growing coyote and other predatory animal numbers affecting stockmen and sheepmen.
Claude R. Wickard announced a regional AAA inspection of farms in 30 North Central states to verify compliance with crop allotments and determine eligibility for benefit payments. Field visits will cover Ohios, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio to measure acres and rush checks by fall.
At the Edison Electric Institute convention in June, Dr Virgil Jordan urged a national reconstruction council of business leaders to mobilize a program to re employ labor and rehabilitate industries. W W Cumberland argued the capitalist system has not failed and cautioned against mandates. Jordan proposed state re employment councils formed by business and labor groups and state governments.
Petter of Salem Oregon died after a weekend pursuit by the L. B. Croll family. The deceased had continued a trip to Chicago, with details sparse.
Florence Morrow was honored at a luncheon hosted by Jessie Kintigh with Winifred Goudie assisting. Corsages announced her June 23 wedding to Donald Glendinning, a local store manager. The event highlighted her years as an Arlington teacher and noted Glendinning’s local business role. Ina Lacy returned from Minneapolis and James Run from Verizon area universities enjoying vacation at Blunt.
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