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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
13
Record lists on hand quantities for various chick types and breeds including 120 Maine gear started chicks 280 Heavy Assorted 5 C Reds 360 New Hampshire 1008 C Reds 300 White Rocks 150 Buff Rocks 460 White Wyandottes 650 White Rock Pallets 2000 Younger Chicks Yowa Master Breeders Huron 5 D Phone 4326 Master Remedies Grand lac Remedies
Three lace doilies in varied sizes crochet in mercerized string with purple accents. Large doily centers a 12 inch piece. two medium doilies form a matching buffet set or stand alone decor. Pattern outlines stitches materials and photos. Send cost to Evening Herald Household Acts Dept New York with name and address.
The Girl Reserves hold their annual spring conference Saturday April 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church in Huron. Delegates reported include Aberdeen 25 Miller 14 and Wessington 57 with 175 expected. Junior and Senior clubs meet separately for lunch singing and war ip tasks with programs planned by girls and adult leaders.
Sunday afternoon four o clock the Girl Scout hostess group hosted a supper for the musician group at Mrs D Dunbar home. The yellow and green color scheme featured green ribbons on yellow candles and banana salad with hot rolls lime sherbet and sponge and tea. Members passing the musician badge test included Mary Ellen Kooyman Shirley Ann Madison Olive Louise Lee Frances Horton and Dorothea Dunbar. Hostesses Nanette Venables Barbara Rukimen Patricia Potter Olive Louise Lee presided.
Superintendent Ker mit G Johnson of Woonsocket released the list of Sanborn County rural school delegates who will convene at the high school assembly Saturday afternoon after the 12th annual session to elect two delegates for the state C. L. Gay Convention at Pierre on May 1. The delegates include William Eining Joyce Johnson Chalia Zell James Olson Ramona Thomas Delores Dechow Mary Ant Barta Delores Murphy Marvin Kosche Ruth Taylor Wayne Linke Trene Bailey Joan Hollingsworth Gjara Schmeidt Mary Lou Jensen Edward Neelen Evelyn Baysinger Wilson Dent Jr Russell Strand
In Bradenton County South Dakota mortgage proceedings seen in Washington District filings Joan Boyle and Conay Wauter Conway are named amid territory disputes and property claims. The matter involves mortgage authorities and local legal actions seeking resolution of debt and ownership questions.
From the group listed, officers to head the Sanborn County VY, CO L. organization for the coming year will also be selected. The note names numerous individuals and indicates an upcoming internal election for leadership.
Town School Declam winners named for district schools Artesian Letcher Woonsocket and Forestburg. Primary Excellent Jeanette Ohlson Forestburg Mickey Cole man Letcher to regional contest Mitchell April 18. Seventh eighth Excellent Harry Samis Letcher to regional contest.
Hyde County holds elimination contests across four CL districts to select superior rated speakers for the county declamatory and essay events. The County C L Convention will meet in the morning with a county chorus before the speaking contest for eighth grade pupils.
The Connell School displayed Easter pictures of rabbits, flies, and little ducks with umbrellas on walls. Students are collecting tablet cover pictures and have them on a side board. Taught by Miss St Davis, seventh grader Hint.
Seven Tyrrel pupils planted oats barley and wheat on March 24 at Foster District No 2 School. They sowed wheat on a fire break covered plots with soil and set up stakes. Silas Wipt reports a hopeful harvest. OKAY APPROPRIATIONS Washington March 29 House approves 30 831070 for labor department starting July 1.
A winning YCL essay will be published in the book South Dakota Fifty Years of Progress edited by Sampson to mark statehood’s 50th anniversary. The project highlights South Dakota history through contributions from Dr. C. W. Pugsley, E. K. Everson, T. D. Weeks, and others.
Brookings reports all 4-H girls in mel planning clubs may compete in the national food version contest. State awards include gold medals for county winners, with four blue ribbon scholars earning $400 college scholarships and eight red ribbon winners receiving refrigerators. Names of state winners are listed, with historic note on honorees.
4 H club members at the Derscheid home held a regular meeting led by president Maxine Heitland. Highlights included talks on safety and home care plus a doughnut sale planned for Saturday April 15 with orders taken in advance and delivery afterward. The next gathering is set for April 29 at the Heitland home.
Virginia Shirley reports Lakotah Girl Scouts met at the CongTemnp tional Church Monday night, opened with singing, toured patrols, and spent rest of time making blue notebooks with original designs. Meeting closed with Taps and Run Along Home. Four health posters chosen by Conner School students were sent to Miss Eva Davis.
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