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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
7
A National 4 H Club News feature urges quick, washable wardrobe updates using inexpensive accessories. It highlights a broomstick skirt, calot hats, striped stockings, daisy hats, and yarn crafts to create multiple outfits for summer, travel, picnics, church, and movies.
The article notes record grain held in country and terminal elevators near capacity. It questions how much can be moved before harvest and cites the Great Northern's plan to supply transport for all grain produced in its territory while meeting national defense obligations.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr of Oyster Bay and J L president of the Girl Scout Council of Greater New York offer advice for young women about marriage. The guidance emphasizes not taking husbands for granted and listening when they share their day.
The Sunny Jitterbug Club of Bon a met at W R Hamilton home June 24 with regular meeting highlights. Members discussed Rural Life Sunday observance June 28 and planned program events. Reports showed many members will enter Achievement Day while Raymond Manse summarized I Dare You. Songs closed the meeting and lunch was served by Mrs. Hamilton and her daughter Joyce Marian Morse.
Luella Larson of Lake Preston daughter of Mr and Mrs George Larson returned from Washington DC this week after attending a National 4 H Club camp as one of four state representatives. She has worked in lamb feeding clothing home furnishing foods conservation and health and has shown at the State Fair for years. She is an assistant leader and just completed her freshman year at State College.
Private Harold C. Fuller, son of Mr and Mrs Burton Fuller of Bonilla, returns to camp after seven days away and will graduate in September from the U S Air Corps Technical School of Radio at Scott Field. He will be assigned to a permanent base in the United States Hawaii Alaska Panama or the Philippine Islands after completing the radio operator and mechanics course. Scott Field dormitory holds over 15 000 men, most of them radio students.
A light frock pattern ideal for hot days with no sleeves and a belt back that smooths the figure. Bodice features a sevenfold fullness, with a full skirt flattering for girls aged six to fourteen. Pattern No. 8979 in sizes 6 to 14 requires fabric and trim. send 15 cents, name, address, pattern number, and size to Evening Bulletin Pattern Service in Chicago.
Gallup survey tracks American opinions as Nazi Germany invades Soviet Russia. War sentiment rises to 24 percent while 76 percent oppose entering a shooting war now. Convoy support grows to 55 percent. President Roosevelt's aid policy seen as about right or not far enough by most voters.
Mr and Mrs Nick Geralds longtime Harrold residents moved last week to Long Beach California where they will establish their new home after twenty years in the community.
Reader urged to fill and mail or deliver the form to The Evening Huronite care by July 15 to win a five dollar cash prize for the winning contestant.
Special report from West Wayland notes Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wood, along with Rosemary and Miss Darlene DeVore, on a June 30 trip.
Wessington Springs left Saturday on an extended western tour visiting Culver City California to see their daughter Mrs Carl Hurley and Miss DeVore plans to visit her father in Los Angeles.
Daily Vacation Bible School in Manchester closes after a week of recitations music and demonstrations. Rev. and Mrs. A C Gordon with Miss Lois Rundell led 26 students through the program and classes.
An eight pound son was born last Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Howard Harmon ing of Tulare in a local birth announcement dated June 30.
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