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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1938
Page
7
Fashion notes for 1938 spring wardrobes feature casual yet dressy daytime suits in pastel shades with dark furs and accessories. New two-tone tweeds, iridescent twills, and lacy woolens shape jackets and skirts, while wide plaids and checked vests add variety. Capes and striped outfits diversify the look for business, country wear, and dressy occasions.
Spring preview features hats with extended de signs including wider brims and lower crowns plus lighter weights. Styles blend rakish ease with casual air and offer snap brims in front with up in back. Colors move to forest greens pearl greys light tans and browns for year round wear.
Mrs. Lene Crowlie of Brookings South Dakota Democratic state central committee vice chairman will tour Iowa March 9 to 12 giving talks in New Hampton Hampton Shaldon and possibly Fort Dodge. She has led Democratic women in the state and sponsored legislation for voting rights for women and has been active in the Parent Teachers Association and the Federation of Women's Clubs. She recently met with Franklin D Roosevelt in Washington.
The Farm Credit Administration announced emergency seed and feed loans for South Dakota farmers. Through regional FCA offices in Omaha, Nebraska, loans of up to 400 dollars at 4 percent interest will help those unable to obtain credit. Field agents will visit counties to take applications as part of a nationwide rollout, though North Dakota is not yet included.
Emergency loan applicants for 1938 are being received in Huron at a special office led by Fred J. Tobin. The office is on the second floor of the Northwest Security National Bank building, the same quarters used by the Joan office last year.
The University Extension division and the League of South Dakota Municipalities sponsor a three volume series detailing municipal finances, with the final volume due in May. A. E. Mead and H. H. Traebsel supervise, funded by the Works Progress Administration.
Vermillion March 10 set for the release of the second volume of Financial Statistics of Municipalities in South Dakota. Earl H Strahman, research director, says the volume covers city and town revenues and expenditures for the state. The first volume on municipal indebtedness was issued in June to municipal officials and trusted citizens.
Topcoats this season emphasize lighter fabrics with maintained warmth. Designers blend drape styling and tailored silhouettes to create smooth shoulder lines and effortless ensembles. Camel’s hair returns lighter yet warmer, while covert fabric offers softness and drape. Tweed and chevron remain popular for all around wear and rain suitability. Reversible coats add versatility through simple zip fasteners.
Spring hats show color variety and renewed brim interest says designer Salty Vietor returning from Paris with new chapeaux. Many shapes from fills, toques, sailors, and Watteau inspired crowns, plus brims influenced by Paris exhibit. Floral trims and sewn straw braids rise with soft feminine flowers and hyacinths stitched into colorful meshes.
Practical kitchen tips reveal quick methods using frankfurts split lengthwise and filled with crushed pineapple, wrapped in bacon tendons, baked at 425 F for ten minutes, and served hot. A hot grill of quails pleases both children and adults, while baked potato cakes atop Thuringer sausage offer a savory, speedy dish with green beans and cheese sauce. Thuringer is described as a popular dry sausage made from beef and pork, noted for its tang and brand recognition. The piece encourages simple family meals and emphasizes convenience for busy mothers.
Mr and Mrs Willard Brown and family who live north of Manchester plan to move this spring to a farm near Erwin. Neighbors and friends held a farewell party at their Manchester home before the move.
Yankton County conciliation commissioner Lars A Bruce was reappointed for one year starting April 1 1938 by Federal Judge A Lee Wiman in Yankton. Dr James C Clark of Sioux Falls joins Chicago meeting on duck restoration program backed by Ducks Unlimited and Canadian government. William Lacey 49 of Pierre extradition to Minnesota authorized. in SD prison awaiting extradition. Fifth annual SD Game and Fish Department conference closes with rifle and pistol shooting class led by Frank S Pickett Lewis and Clark Club and Earl Pellant.
Garl Blole returns from Huron to Manchester and prepares his blacksmith shop for a new season. He has long experience in Manchester and plans to run the shop again this year.
Miss Elsie Wik former county superintendent and Minis Church Council secretary authors a piece in the March International Journal of Religious Education titled Community Project Counseling. The article outlines new methods for community based character building programs for all children during summer months.
The Erwin high school debate team won four of eight contests at Oldham, ranking fourth in the meet. Supt Amos Tschester and speech instructor accompanied the team, with members Gene Hodges Gail Hodges Gene Andery son Irene Stevens and Theodore Jen sume listed among participants.
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