Homemakers Club Of Wolsey 4-H Meeting Highlights
The Wolsey Homemakers 4-H Club met March 14 at Evan Prose's home. Members formed planning committees for an April 15 4-H play, heard a report on pattern markings, and watched a demo on Pinning patterns. Health, personal charm talks, a photo album project, and songs followed with a hosted lunch.
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Homemakers Club of
Wolsey
Homemakers
Evan Prose
Nodman's
Katherine Fry
Pupils Prepare For Declamatory Contest
Robert Marone Darwin and Lelomy Wakus have learned their pieces for the declaratory contest and are practicing actions and expressions. Miss Rudy, their teacher, has two judges Friday afternoon, Mrs Father and Mrs Eckman. Darwin will enter the third and fourth Blade declamatory contest Deloris Klukas.
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Robert Marone
Darwin
Lelomy Wakus
Rudy
Father
Eckman
Deloris Klukas
Scrapbooks to Send to China by Washington School Girls
The Girl Reserves of Washington School finished scrapbooks for China and held sample printing to select the two best printers, Doris Quick and Emma Wipf. Lurane Kouf was named hostess for the spring conference, with Olive Erickson Georgia James Emma Wipf and Lula Mae Hillon chosen as press hosts. Ferol Bute filed the substitute report.
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Washington School
China
Doris Quick
Emma Wipf
Lurane Kouf
Olive Erickson
Georgia ‘James
Lula Mae Hillon
Ferol Bute
County Maidens Meet At Rogers
The County Maidens Poultry Club met at Beverly Rogers home with officers led by Eva Bell Baum as president and Blanche Lang as vice president. Norms Cranston read a paper on chick hatching and brooding, and time for chicks was discussed. Mothers are quilting to fund a club camp trip, Jane Hill gave a book report, and a luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at the Zeeek home in Scatter.
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County Maidens Poultry Club
Beverly Rogers
Frank Mattke
Mac Scotter
Eva Bell Baum
Blanche Lang
Norma Geanston
Cranston
Jane Hill
Zeeek
Wealth Tests Are Passed By Scouts
The Girl Scouts of the Sakakawea Group 7 met after school with singing and dancing to open the meeting. Ona Marie Feick Shirley Jean Fuller and Marjorie Jenn Zieske passed the five points of health and Ona Marie Feick and Marjorie Jean Zieske passed five tests. A Court of Honor is planned for Saturday morning for the patrol leaders. Phyllis Grass led with a song.
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Girl Scouts
Sakakawea Group
Ona Marie Feick
Shirley Jean Fuller
Marjorie Jenn Zieske
Marjorie Jean Zieske
Phyllis Grass
Girl Scout To Attend Camp From Local Troop
The Junine High Troop of the Girl Scouts met after school and was called to order by the president. Julietus Low Glarky Christopherson and a girl from the big troop will go to Scout camp this summer. She will also collect the Juliette Low Fund. They discussed tie color but did not finalize. They sang taps and adjourned.
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Junine
Ordor
Julietus Low
Glarky Christopherson
Big
Juliette Low Fune
Joan Kent
Preparatory County Chorus Practice in Highmore March 1
Highmore hosts a countywide practice for the Young Citizens League Declamatory Contest on April 9. About 175 children from three rural schools will train under Mrs. Martha McLaughlin of the Highmore City School in anticipation of the county chorus concert. The event kicks off with a flag salute led by Spring Valley School pupils.
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YCL
Highmore
Young Citizen's League
Rus Ral
Martha McLaughlin
Highmore City
Old-Time Dance Learned By Girls At Lakota Troop 1
Girl Scouts Lakota Troop 1 of Congregation Church held a regular meeting Monday learning The Virginia Reel country dance. The group enjoyed the activity and patrol meetings followed. Marie Castle and Dorothy June Patrick were invested after passing tests. The meeting ended with a song and taps.
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Girl Scouts of Lakota Troop 1
Congregation
Testis
Marie Castle
Dorothy June Patrick
Doris Mercy Reilly
Beadle and SD Safebooks Inspire School Essays
Seventh and eighth graders study General Beadle essays while fifth and sixth graders work on South Dakota safebooks. All grades prepare items for the fall fair. Eighth grade science covers electricity and magnetism. Woodworking engages fourth, sixth and eighth graders.
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Beadle
iCuin Cregle
General Beadle
South Dakota
Gerade
Blanche Long
Wessington Springs Faculty to Appear in Lyceum Program
Special program by Wessington Springs Eligh School faculty set for Wolsey High School Friday evening March 18. Winona Boughton to sing, Barrett Lowe to perform violin solo, Marguerite Davis of Springs College to play, with Superintendent Barrett Lowe speaking.
District music contest to feature 96 entries in Wessington Springs
About 96 students will enter the district music contest in Wessington Springs on April 7 and 8. The big ensemble includes a 57 piece brass group and a woodwind trio. Representing the school are two instrumental soloists, a flute and a clarinet. A 40 voice mixed chorus has won Superior at the state contest.
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Wessington Springs
Mar
Local Society Notes and Visitors Reach Burdette
The row includes details of school choirs with 28 girls and 25 boys, plus a girls trio a boys quartet and a mixed quartet, plus multiple solo acts and a piano solo. Social news covers a whist party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ross Bingham with prizes to Atha Anderson and Howard Snodurass, a visit by Varney Bancroft to Burdet te, and a sick nephew Ethan Anderson convalescing from influenza with his Miller relatives.
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Ogirls
Clut
Polo
Burdeite
Ross Bingham
Yvisit
Burdette
Mar. Wg
Christ Anderson
Miller
Ethan Anderson
Anderson
Demos Name Money Raising Committee
South Dakota Democrats name a money raising committee for the party chaired by Oliver A. Quayle Jr. with hiring plans and a Pierre meeting announced. A general committee will include county representation, and Mrs. P. L. Breylings Crow has been named managing director to establish offices in Pierre.
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Siouy
Mar Lmay
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Oliver A. Quayle
Democratic Onal
Pierre
P. L. Crow Breylings
Ott Named Head Of South Dakota Society In New York City
In New York City Ott was installed as president of the South Dakota Society of New York at a dinner. Attending were vice president Lee J. Seymerr, secretary Helen Isenberg, treasurer Melchior Guzman, and guests Rose Wilde Lang, Harvey Dun, Princess Rosebud Yellowrobe, Gideon D Seymour, Lawrence Dresser, Mrs G T Dresser, and Paul A. Pierre, son of territorial Governor Gilbert A. Pier es ner US Senator from North Dakota. A congratulatory telegram came from Lawrence 3. secretary of the South Dakota Hi Society at Pierre.
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Mw York
Mar
Ve Ou
South Dakota Society of New York
Annon
Lee J. Seymerr
Helen Isenberg
Melchior Guzman
Rose Wilde Lang
Harvey Dun Princess Rosebud Yellowrobe
Gideon D Seymour
Lawrence Dresser
G. Ts. Jer Dresser
Paul A. Pierre
Territorial
Gilbert A. Pieresner
Senatny
North Dakota
Kreeme
Lawrence
South Dakota Hi Society
Pierre
Visitors from Sioux Falls Stay with Wellington Family
Mr and Mrs J Dele Ner and their children from Sioux Falls were entertained as guests of the Jim Garner family during their visit to Wellington in March.
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Wellington
Mar
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