Local social events fill Friday in Huron area
Friday social calendar lists Quen of the Preiries Lodge and Star Encampment meetings at 7 and 7 30 PM respectively at Labor Temple. G A and U T Auxiliary engage in regular sessions with elections, lunch, and dues. Sunday Bible study, Royal Neighbor anniversary events, and various clubs hold gatherings. Marjorie Kooyman celebrates sixth birthday. others host visits and quilting at church groups.
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Preiries Lodge No. & B. RC
Labor Temple
Star Encampment
LO. O. Fy
F. Hall
W. RC
Nellie Schoitian
Simmena Avenue
G. LA
Chris Pugisang
Idaho Avenue Southeast
U. T
Huron Council
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
D. I. McNamara
Tlinois Avenue
Seas of the American Legion
Laion Hall
Mayme Cox
Coloredo Avenue
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue
Watch Tower
H. Young
Beach Avenue Southeast
R. Ty
Maintenance of Way
City Federation meets with varied program and guests
About forty women attended the City Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting at the YWCA Tuesday evening. Music by Miss Robertson and Miss Margaret with Miss Jane on piano featured the program. Beadle County Red Cross speaker E C Grothe urged clubs to adopt safety messaging and appoint liaisons. Mrs L C Paulson reviewed Diary of a Provincial Lady in America. April to be guest day with Mrs F L Eversull as possible speaker. Infant milk fund support continued to June 1 and a donation to the Salvation Army approved. Mrs Angie Chaffee reported on current events of national and world importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Y. Wlc. A
Missey Robertson
Margaret
Jane
Tme
E. C. Grothe
Beadle County
American Red Cross
Delicates
L. C. Paulson
E. M.delafield
America
FL. Eversull
Uustil
Sit
Salvation Army
Angie Chaffee
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets At Morrison Home
Ten members gathered for a Wesleyan Service Guild business meeting and social hour at Mrs. FP E Morrison’s residence 257 Kansas Avenue South east Tuesday evening Clara Jo Place led the lesson and Viola Aldred served refreshments. Elsie McMahon hosted the Newman Club at her home for this week’s gathering with Besse Madden presenting a paper on A History of Opium Traffic In China and A H Crawford presenting on Social Life in China. A brief business session followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Fred Curtis
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
J. E Smith
John Snediger
Yurich
Wesleyan Service Guild
FP. E. Morrison
Kansas Avenue South
Clara Jo Place
Viola Aldred
McMahon
Newman Club
Elsie McMahon
Besse Madden
China
A. H. Crawford
Twentieth Century Arts Club Study Talk Highlights Craft
The Twentieth Century Study Club meets Tuesday at 80 Fifth Street Southwest with Mrs W H Riley presiding. Miss Gladys Pyle discusses Scandinavian arts and handicraft, praising centuries of global influence and the push for more beautiful, accessible daily crafts. Maureen Artz marks her eighth birthday with a party at 1180 Jow Avenue Southeast. Royal Neighbor Juveniles train for a state supervisor visit with plans for a dance on April 23 and Blaine Bennett’s orchestra providing music.
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W. H. Riley
Fifth Street
Thad Oviatt
Gladys Pyle
Scandinavia
Aly
France
Germany
Orrdfors
Frida Hansens
Maureen Artz
Maureen ‘Artz
Jows Avenue
M. A. Artz
St.Patrick
Maroline Cotten
Bernice McNally
Beverly Onnes
Peggy Mahonald
Ramona Glenzer
Shirley Fuller
Maureen
Jane
Lois Ann Ariz
Belle Zepp
Blaine Bennett
Wayland Whist Party and Fortnightly Club Notes
Wayland hosts five tables of whist with high score to Mrs Henry Nipser and Wilbur Patridge. lunch by Mrs Rowen. Fortnightly Club guest day features Mrs E Morrison presenting on negro music and spiritual tradition. program includes a trio performance by Coffey, Griffith, Lusk with Matson at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Wayland
Jess Rowen
Henry Nipser
Wilbur Patridge
Rowen
Clifford Rowen
E. Morrison
M. E. Blystone
Frank Coffey
William Griffith
Robert D. Lusk
Walter Matson
Negro drama program closes with North Carolina piece
The program ends with Paul Green's play At the End of the Row as Burleigh Lily Strickland and Jacquen Wolfe pieces performed. North Carolina College instructor Mr Green, though not Black, is praised for sympathetic depictions of Black life. A spring tea follows, hosted by Mrs Youel and Mrs Greene with arrangements by Mrs Liem and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Burleigh
Lily Strickland
Jacquen Wolfe
D. C. Reutter
Paul Green
North Carolina
George Youel
Frederic Greene
Harry Liem
Garkl
G. R. McArthur
Mrs Willis Harris Visits Colfax Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Mrs Willis Harris of Brookings returned yesterday to visit relatives and attend Colfax Rebekah Lodge No 9 meeting Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs George H Drew left for Minneapolis due to Mrs Drew's father H C Hess illness. Mrs Drew will remain indefinitely while Mr Drew returns soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Harris
Brookings
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Local Notices From Huron Illustrate Family Moves and Travel
Hirle returns from Los Angeles after visiting relatives. Mrs. Blume moves to Franklin Minnesota to work for Mr. Roney with aviation duties. Frank Phipps leaves Red Ox Store to manage Ted Owl Store in Kimball. Mrs. Burton visits Pierre then returns with Mrs. Humphrey to Huron. Mrs. Crawford and daughter fly to Vermillion for Ruth Payne and Howell Fuller nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Hirle
Los Angeles
Flemings
Franke Blume
Dakota Avenue South
Franklin, Minn
Blwne
Roney
Blume
Frank Phipps
Kimball
Phipps
Marilyn
Amy B. Burton
Pierre
Ralph Humphrey
Humphrey
Huron
Huron College
Irving Crawford
Mary Cathryn
Vermillion
Resettlement staff in area to be cut
VPA Gyan Kelly, personnel adviser to the regional resettlement administration, announced more than 200 employees in Nebraska Kansas North and South Dakota will be dismissed.
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Lincoln
Neb
March Vpa
Gyan Kelly
Reginal Resettlement Administration
Nebraska
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Officials announce staff cuts to curb program costs
A speaker stated an 18 per cent reduction to payroll for the aviation staff to cut administrative costs. He added that remaining employees will face a new round of examinations in an effort to boost efficiency across the program.
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Marjorie Lee Kooyman
Marjoria Lee Kooyman
Ohio Avene Southwest
Marjorie Lac
Clarence Kooyman
Donald Kooyman
Patricia Joan
Jervais Trautner
Mary Elian
Gale Kooyman
Gerald and
Lee Lien
Shirley Ann Kooyman
Beverly Rose Bittner
Betty Fisher
Trautner
Lien
Harold Kooy- Mart
Milz Kooyman
H. Easton
Royal Neidicor
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Belle ML Zepp
Arla Huddleston
Bells
Tip
Clarence H Bell
Oklahoma City
Galen, Tex
New Orleans
Florida
Washington, D.C
Tennessee Valley
Franklin
Minn
John Broderson
Marvin Hughitt
Emil Frost
Wava Larsen
Eldon Parker
Rogers Simmons
Howard Shober
George Yates
Frances Sievers
Cy Townsend
Bernice Orcutt
Who & Il
EO. T
Emery Smith
Seventh Street
Ted Edwards
Otto Kukuk
Smith
Vic St. Patrick
Nick Koppert
Hastiss
Women's Athletic Association
Huron ‘College
Noate College
W. AA
Robert DR. Lusk
HD. Sewell
Eburon
Esther Mace Stohl
W.ala
Dudges
Mt. Calvery
Miss Styer
Kathleen Styer
W. A
BL A. Gehm
O. F. Voge
Clara Hegg
Ramona Glanzer
S. P. Glanzer
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Ramona
Dorothea Dunbar
Charles Robeson
Jimmy Avery
Glen Robeson
Jack McVey
Robert Batford
Marvin Ent
Bernice McNally Mavonne Cotton
Jear Att
Jeaning Meyers Denna
Ronnie Pinkerton
Phyllis McGillvery
Carolyn Lindsey
Joyce Doner
Jefferson
Jefferson School
L. Trotter
G. D. van Dyke
Graham MecNabee
Martin Anderson
Floyd Ulrich
Byrne Anderson
Blanche ‘Oakland
Oscar Edd
Tupper
Mr. Avery
Roger Tauber
LeRoy Mills
Dwight Wagner
Merle Gitchell
George McNamara
Bi Jana Waller Bachman, Jr
Howerd Teuber
Beverly Teuber
Pawiola Alson
National
Girl Scout Staff
New York
Water Street
Gardiner
Kennebec River
Seaboard States
Ollywood Starn
Walgreen Creation Nt
Xour
Pork Chops Armour
Council Oak
Prince Albert
Blue Barrel
Ohio