Wessington Springs Society Hosts Various Social Gatherings
The Wessington Springs Society P. E. C. meets at Mrs. R. J. Cook's home on Wednesday. Miss Helen Cashman of Letcher and Miss Gertrude Eagle honored at a luncheon by Mrs. John Cashman and Mrs. J. Webb. June Ann Wilson marks her fifth birthday with games and lunch hosted by Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. F. N. Zink and Mrs. Neil Zink entertain in honor of Mrs. William Zink and guests from Sioux City with high score given to Mrs. A. Raebel. The Double 4 bridge club meets at Mrs. Theeler’s, and Mrs. William Zink and Mrs. Turner host a bridge dinner with honeysuckle centerpieces.
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Sioux City
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Child Conservation League of America
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Bank of Chicago
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Leah Heinz
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Exchange Buureau
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Wessington, Springs
Wayne Hougland
Anc
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Chevrolet
J. J. Schimer
Grace Whitney Birthday Dinner Honors Huron Guest
Grace Whitney celebrated with family at a 7 o'clock dinner in Huron. A large angel food cake topped the table while Mrs. Weatheriff assisted in serving. Virginia Youel, daughter of Dr and Mrs George A Youel, left for Florida to begin summer campaign work with the Associated Chautauquas of America after graduating from Huron College.
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Local Social and Club Notes Highlight Wessington Springs
Birthday party guests and family news appear alongside organizational reports. W. U. district convention set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Child Conservation League circle formed with officers elected. A wedding near town and recipes for corn meal rolls and nutmeg pudding rounds out the community items.
Recipe for Sweet Potato Sourle by Miss Louise Nixon
A home economics expert Miss Louise Nixon presented a sweet potato sourle recipe at the Huronite free cooking school. The card lists ingredients including mashed sweet potatoes hot milk sugar salt vanilla eggs and butter with measurements across cups and tablespoons.
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Louise
Ixon
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Varicose Veins
An ad urging women with varicose veins to try Moone's Emerald Oil a two ounce bottle from drugstores. It claims pain relief and reduction of enlarged veins to improve leg appearance, enabling wear of skirts and beachwear.
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