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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1931
Page
7
Home agent Misa Sara L. Dewirg outlines changing window fashions for spring. Trends move toward drapes and mixed shades over glass curtains, with privacy and light control via two shade sets and color blending for interior and exterior schemes. Next week will cover glass curtains and draperies.
Miss acuisenac a noted expert who ran the recent H ite free cooking school repeats her five week salt free sugar free milk free and butter free diet. The plan lists strict weekly meal patterns with eggs lean meat vegetables soups and a possible dessert in week five. It includes guidance on tea coffee saccharin and salad dressing and cautions against frying with too much salt.
Gertrude Atherton’s The Sophisticates ranks first on the weekly best seller list. Gene Fowler’s Shoe the Wild Mare is second, followed by Vicki Baum’s Grant Hotel and Pearl S. Buck’s The Good Earth. Non fiction sees The Dukes of Buckingham near second place with The Science of Life and The Lives of a Bengal Lancer also listed among the notable titles.
Miss Winifred Edwards discusses dress selection for health, modesty, and economy at a Charm peak for young employed girls. She urges harmony between color, design, and accessories, emphasizes suitability to occasion and individual figure, and warns against extremes and overtrimming.
An English Cotswold type house features stone facing backed by concrete or hollow building tile. The layout includes a first floor with a living room to the left, a dining room to the right, and a garden-side continuation from the entrance hall. Five bedrooms upstairs, four crossed-ventilated, plus a maid or chauffeur’s 3-bedroom suite over the garage. Exterior details specify rough-cut warm stone, limestone trim, casement windows, and a slate roof with a stone chimney. A west-facing option yields all-day sun in the living room and buffers in the kitchen and garage. Lot size 75 by 150 feet suits northern sections, with estimated costs from $10000 to $19000 depending on materials and labor.
South Dakota D A R programs support mountain schools aiding education for mountaineers and descendants of pioneers. Tamassee Industrial School in South Carolina educates native born, illiterate youths with aid from the D A R and local grants. The school, named for the Cherokee legend, began in 1914 and grew from a 60 student base to include boarding students and farm facilities.
A serialized note covers Pauline Warwick's Secret Year about Bell a rich heir who must work a year to inherit and learn workers' life, plus reader's guidance on Obins editing and a parenting book review on Your Child Today and Tomorrow. It discusses obedience truth telling gangs education and child training.
Miss Susan Z Wilder extension specialist at State college surveyed the Oberammergau Passion Play at a Best Ever extension club dinner in Huron hosted by Mrs George Comerford. Joined by Miss Clara Sutter the pair toured Europe and shared colored images of the village stage and key characters noting intense audience reaction and village hospitality for 5000 guests.
In a Beadle County scene Grandma Nabor reflects on the Marvin Hughitt hotel rally of 4 H club members. She notes club work teaches responsibility, practical skills, and earning by raising calves and pigs. The evening includes visits and songs led by Mrs. Frank Cass, Miss Elsie Wiese, and Roy Peterson.
Women in Beadle Harlan Spink counties attended five training schools led by Miss Sara Dewing, achieving a 104 percent representation. The event focused on home furnishing with possible expansion to home management. Reorganization of clubs begins, with summer activities in yard beautification basketry hooked rugs and canning. Recreation and achievement days are planned in St Lawrence and Huron, while Spink hosts an achievement day with demonstrations and contests. Committees reviewed plans for next year including new subjects such as one act plays reading music and Christmas demonstrations.
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