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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1938
Page
8
Sport back suits gain acceptance for spring and summer wear across sports field offices and urban life. New lighter fabrics and colors include tweeds flannels cashmeres and homespuns with soft construction and slim lines. Perforation details and reverse calf leathers dominate footwear with flat styles and peasant lasts. A tweed double duty suit appeals to budget buyers seeking town and country use.
Beachwear trends show stripes and bayadere effects in bold rainbow patterns. Cotton textiles move toward brighter prints with Mexican motifs, while refined textures replace rustic looks. Wools stay casual with softer hues. silks feature swing designs and floral prints across dark grounds.
New York reports demand for domestic lisle sports hosiery with patterns and colors matching American spring sportswear. Firms offer velvet, mesh, lacy, and self striped designs in pastels, intended to coordinate with outfits from jacket to shoes. Large emphasis on country club wear and the wardrobe harmony across hosiery, shoes, and sports garments.
The Huron College Chapel program conducted by Professor Loftus Ward featured the college quartet comprising Kenneth Knapp John Lynch Mel Costain and Harold Studer with Bud Balzer on piano. Ward reviewed modern hymns explaining meter variations and word interchangeability while outlining the authors histories of Hail the Power of Jesus Name and The Doxology.
Governor Jensen told Legion members that preparedness is vital and compared the U S to a non sinking Titanic due to faulty planning. He urged Legionnaires to educate the next generation on the true meaning and horrors of war to correct false impressions.
Fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Hourly temps show slight cooling in Minnesota north. South Dakota and Iowa forecast similar mild conditions with no major shifts. Sunrise at 6 49 p m and sunset at 6,00 p m. overall dry, calm weather expected.
Dr. Harry Darling reported on the state department's Iron Lung campaign noting sufficient funds to install lungs at Aberdeen Mitchell and Deadwood for use in South Dakota. Additional funds will maintain the equipment as part of a conference on Legion activities and re employment, with remarks from Legion leaders and auxiliary officials.
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