Cooking school to aid housewives in Huron sustainable budgeting
The Evening Huronite sponsors the second annual cooking school with Miss Louise Dixon. Four afternoon sessions run March 10–13 at Elk’s ballroom Marvin Hughitt hotel. Demonstrations cover budgeting, menu planning, time-saving kitchen methods, and stylish practical dress for housework. gifts and market baskets awarded.
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Louise Dixon
Elk’s
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Huron
Miss Dixon
Elk’s Ballroom
Poem by Metta M Beach Appears in March Pasque Petals
Metta Beach of Huron authors a poem titled The Radio in Pasque Petals March issue official to the South Dakota Poetry Society. The verses evoke old-time music heard in memory, with reflections on past singers and instruments such as violin and cello, and a sense of fading voices.
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Metta M. Beach
Huron
South Dakota Poetry Society
Miss Mole Finds Love After Tough Start In New Home
The Book World review covers Miss Mole as she loses her companion job then gains independence in a rented room. A rich relative offers help to find new work before Miss Mole becomes housekeeper to a self important minister family where she wins the children. Mr Pilgrim reveals her past, but she finds lasting happiness. Also reviewed is Silver Trumpet by J W Ingles, praised as a fresh modern college love story with a charming heroine and strong details.
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Caroline Orvis
Miss Mole
Emily Hilda Young
Mr. Pilgrim
J. W. Ingles
Margaret Peterson
Mr. Ingles
Fay
Camp Dates For Girls Are Given
The first summer camp for girls opens June 1 at Camp Wilson Lake Byron for a one week session. Junior high campers start June 17 with two grade camps June 24 and July 1. Recurring reserves from several towns join the program, with activities including overnight hikes, nature study and Gypsy pattern camps. A doctor’s health certificate is required. camp aims emphasize citizenship, discipline and outdoor living.
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Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Karl Lampe
Y. W. C. A. Cottace
Mise Cartie Reynolds
South Dakota
Zwinnolds
Noted Lecturer Miss Louise Dixon Prominent Writer’s Kin
Miss Louise Dixon a central South Dakota lecturer known for her wide literary and lecture circuit. Her father Thomas Dixon authored The Leopard's Spots The Clansman Birth of a Nation and other works. Her aunt Dr Dixon Carroll a Raleigh physician and Mrs Dixon Thacker a Bible lecturer. Ms Dixon trained in foods studied at NYU Ware School and Rider School. She managed Wildacre Tavern in Western North Carolina and led cuisine at Bellamy Inn Beauford SC then managed Sto's shop in Charleston. Her lecture demonstrations across the country establish her mastery of the subject.
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Louise Dixon
Thomas Dixon
Dixon Carroll
Raleigh
N. Co
Mra
Dixon Thacker
Misa Dixon
Rollins College
Virginia
Lucky Cobb Institute
Georgia
Riverside Drive
New York City
Los Angeles
Miss Dixon
New York University
Ware School of
Rider School of
Wildacre Tavern
North Carolina
Beauford
South Carolina
Sto’s
Charleston
S. C
Women urge watch over school theories in defense talks
Central South Dakota women follow the sixth Women's Patriotic conference in Washington on national defense. Delegates from many groups press for vigilance over anti American propaganda in schools, back military training, and favorable pay for service members, while endorsing American Creed Day and West Point expansion.
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South Dakota
Women's Patriotic Conference On National Defense
Washington
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
American War Mothers
Auxi Wliary To Sona of
Union Veterans of Civil War
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Auxliary United Spanish War Veterans
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
South
Dakota Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women's Patriotic Conference
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Christopherson
American Legion Aullary
D M. Bannister
Watertown
National Defense
United States
William Tyler Page
America
Commissioner of Education
War Department
Favorite novels top weekly sales in Grand Hotel list
Week’s best sellers include fiction led by Grand Hotel by Wick Baum and Reader I Married Him by Anne Green. Also noted are Festival by Struthers Burt Shoe the Wild Mare by Gene Fowler Big Money by P G Wodehouse Hous Party by E M Delafield and non fiction titles Education of a Prince by Grand Duchess Marie The Science of Life by H G Wells Behind the Green Lights by Cornelius Willemse The Lives of Benimpole Street by Besier and Hard Lines by Ogden Hash.
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H. G. Wells
Cornelius W. Willemse
Benimpole Street
Besier
Ogden Hash
Conference urges strong support for Merchant Marine and immigration limits
The gathering urged President and Congress to authorize and appropriate for merchant fleet support, promote use of American ships, and push others to do likewise while backing measures to curb communist influence. It endorsed immigration freezes, tightened naturalization rules, deportation of alien communists, and restricting communist literature. It also called for prison labor controls and enforcement of the tariff act, plus recognizing The Star Spangled Banner as national anthem.
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Congress
Representative Free of
California
United States
Bureau of Investigation
Russia
United States Army
Conference urges restraint from foreign entanglements
The text cites Washingtons admonition and urges the nation to avoid entangling alliances that could limit liberty in international decision making, emphasizing a return to non entangling foreign policy.
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Washington
Grandma Nabor Talks Home Cooking and School Tips
Hazel Christoffersen reveals Grandma Nabor sharing memories of cooking with family, modernizing old recipes, and remarking on the value of cooking school ideas. She recalls macaron i as a child and notes Pa’s fussiness while embracing new methods as playful, practical learning.
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Hazel Christoffersen
Grandma Nabor
Grandma
Dressing Tables for the Feminine Room
A daintily petticoated dressing table grows essential in feminine rooms. The homemaker can craft an inexpensive version by covering a discarded chest of drawers with ruffled drapery in percale, chintz, or silk. The skirt should be full with edged top, possibly shirring, and a mirror can hang above.
Wilcox Talks On Child Training Evening PTA Meeting
Wilson P T A members discuss courtesy and child training with Prof George M Wilcox of Huron College noting controlled freedom varies by case. Plans for spring banquet and adult classes at Wilson School are outlined. Girl Reserves perform candle lighting ceremonies highlighting the Reserve code.
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Huron
Wayland
Melvitte
Miller
Wessington
Hitchcock
Lampe
J. B. Streeter
Gleon Pittenger
Bert Marks
F. C. Hocking
L. Knounmann
G. B. Keiffer
RB. M. Hess
Wilson P. T. A
E. T. Harris le
George M. Wilcox
Huron College of
A. J. Lang
Winifred Swards
Ang
Wilsom
Clara Jacobson
Josephine Loigslaf
Jeannett Kerr
Donna Stratton
Spink Schools To Be Held Next Week
Beadle county home extension agent Miss Sara L Dewing reports Spink county training schools set for next week. Redfield hosts Tuesday planning, with sessions Wednesday at 10 am and 1 pm on Refinishing Furniture and Care of Fibers. Doland Thursday, Conde Friday, Mellette Saturday, plus spring 4 H rally plans and a county rally day in Spink Hand and Beadle counties.
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Beadle County
Sara L
Dewing
Spink County
Redfield
Doland
Thurday Et the
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