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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
7
A conference for school administrators in South Dakota and neighboring states opened in Vermillion with more than 100 executives expected to attend over the week. Led by university and state education leaders, sessions cover school supervision curriculum administration extracurricular activities and rural school administration.
As West delegates push for 1936 command, East leaders receive overtures from Alf Landon camp. Western emissaries seek a western nominee with clear backing in party platform. Eastern receptivity grows as the West outlines the steps to secure a candidate from its region.
In Cleveland the Landonites press for a platform pleasing to western supporters while avoiding alienation of eastern delegates. Western leadership counts on the west as the November asset and aims to win eastern votes, signaling a real campaign battle ahead.
Kata Rangose, a paramount chief of the Solomon Islands, will attend the South Dakota Conference of Seventh Day Adventists camp meeting from June 24 to 28 at the State Fair Grounds in Huron. He will spend two days, speak several times, and be accompanied by Rev. N. A. Ferris who will interpret. Rangoso, one of the few Solomon Island natives to visit the United States, will discuss Christianity’s impact on his people and contrast it with past savagery.
Rangoso, a Seventh Day Adventist believer since childhood, has inspired thousands by spreading the gospel among island natives. He arrived in America in May to attend the General Conference in San Francisco, addressing 12,000 delegates and visitors, and plans an extensive U S tour with leaders including Reva Christian and J J Strahle among others, sharing stories of converts and the wonders of America.
Mrs L Bolton and daughter Betty of Des Moines are visiting at the home of her sister Mrs J H Loyd in Lake Preston. Mrs Bolton is state president of the Town Federation of Music Clubs and has a background in music education from Yankton College.
A class of 13 members was confirmed Sunday at the Lutheran Church with Rev. E. C. Eid in charge. Music was led by Mrs. Luella Erstad and the church chorus performed. Holy communion was observed in the evening.
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