Social events and club notices in Huron area
Regular meetings and social events fill the week from Women's Moose to Labor Temple clubs. Prairie Rose lodge, Wednesday Nighters, completeness of church midweek services, carnations club, thrift extension, foresters, Pythian Sisters, Homemakers and Ladies Aid all schedule gatherings, with meeting locations and hosts listed. The Huron Country Club hosted a guest night with 25 bridge tables and a later dance, prize winners named, plus Shrine auxiliary benefit tea at the Masonic temple and a literary Coterie session at Miss Martha Buchert's home with Hamilton novel discussion.
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Labor Ofareclub
Women's Order of Mooseheart Legiun
Wheeler's Hall
Prairie Rose Lodge No. 5
Labor Temple
W. ¢. AL Cottage
First Methodist Church
Carnation Club
Canton ‘Huron
LO. QO
Degree of Honor Lodge
K. P. Hal
Congregational Church
Patriarchs Militant
LO. C. F. Hall
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
McCame
Ladies’ Association of the Presbyterian Church
Dr Harshaw to Speak at Meeting
The regular quarterly meeting of the Ladies association will be held Thursday afternoon at two thirty o clock in the church parlors. Dr William Harshaw of Minneapolis a representative of the National Board of Missions will be the speaker and will show films of church work after the business meeting. Miss Gladys Erickson and Edward M Rudloff wed at Mitchell last Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs L B Millard The Rev C N McManus officiated Attendants were Miss Mary Erickton and William Sams. The bride wore blue georgette and carried roses and baby breath. Mrs Rudloff is a Mitchell high school and Dakota Wesleyan graduate. Entertain for Visitors Sunday Mr and Mrs Jake Gascoigne hosted dinner for friends at 242 Idaho avenue southeast with guests from Broadland and Lillian Hoffman of Huron.
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Ladies Association
William Harshaw
Minneapolis
National Board of Missions
Huron
Mitchell
Gladys Erickson
Martin Erickson
Sixth Street
Edward M. Rudloff
F. W. Rudloff
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
L. B. Millard
Jake Gascoigne
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Arthur Abramson
William Harrington
Phil Gascoigne
John
Nealt Price
Broadland
Lillian Hoffman
Jefferson P T A study group meets fourth time
The Jefferson P T A study group held its final meeting of the year at 4 pm Friday in the Jefferson kindergarten room. Mrs H N Carlson Mrs M D Burns and Mrs L L Trotter sang with piano by Mrs D V McDonnell. Mrs D A Bard led a discussion on disobedience in the child and Mrs Ralph Sparks read a paper on the subject. Tea and cakes followed for about twenty mothers of children in grades two three and four. Miss Clara Mayers presided at the tea table whose decorations featured spring flowers and tapers. Mrs D R Whitney and Mrs C D Strickland were in charge of arrangements.
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Jefferson P. T. A
Jefferson, P. T. A
Jefferson
Jefferson Trio
HN. Carlson
M D. Burns
L.L. Trotter
D. V. McDonnell
D A. Bard
Ralph Sparks
Clara Mayers
D. R. Whitney
C. D. Strickland
Evening bridge party for Wilson school teachers
An evening bridge party hosted by Miss Eva Walker at 930 Ohio Ave SW honored Wilson school teachers. Three tables yielded high scores to Eleanor Feeney and Frances Seivers. a buffet followed with black and silver decorations. Hostess aided by nieces Mary and Marjorie Walker. Captain Alexander Tedford Chapter DAR met at Mrs. C A Lafferty’s home. officers re elected for next year include Mrs. W H Bayles regent, Miss Kathleen Cone vice regent, Mrs. Mary E Scruby chaplain.
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Wilson School
Eva Walker
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Eleanor, Feeney
Frances Seivers
Mary
Marjorie
Walker
Alexander Tedford
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
C. A. Lafferty
Nebraska Avenue
W. H. Bayles
Kathleen Cone
Mary E. Scruby
O. J. Darey
Edith Churton
Meeting notes on radio programs and student prize
Members discussed plans to present radio programs next year and to award a cash prize to the best American history student at se a on high school. Caroline Rayburn gave a reading before lunch. Hostess and helpers served the meal. Zulima Bates attended as a guest. Australian hens busy as egg exports rise to 16 750 000 dozen nightly in a conference report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hoy
W. H.davis
Charles Barks
Sea
Caroline Rayburn
Scruby
Herbert G. Tit
Zulima Bates
Australia
Egg Producers Council
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Margaret Blystome
Country Club
Huron ‘Country Club
John Wheeler
Harlan Hedbloom
Cambert Rayburn
Walter Matson
Keith Potter
Glazier
Charles EB. Lowery
Witchell
Wheeler
Boyd Berson
C. McKenzie
Fld
Sewell
Tom Huesgen
Benefit Bridge
Masonic
Shrine
Shrine Hospital For
H. J. Gifford
F. W.bakeman
M. E Blystine
F. =. Thompson
Mire
Frank Ripley
Fred Hoff
J. R. Johnson
R. E. Balzer
Ruth Sherman
R. EB. Balzer
B. F. Hiatt
C. H. Christianson
Fred Hoffman
Martha Buchert
Oregon Avenue
D. A. Provost
Hamilton Gent
Rogers
Monarch
Yacht Club
Lampe’s
Hazen
Northwest
Lampe Market Co
Jokivrian Woot
Zeigler
Velmer
Ha, Vollenweider
Hitchcock
R. Zeigler
Frank ‘Hughes
Berkeley
Cal
DB. A. R
Calmensons
Calmenson
Alvost
Walker’s Flower Shop
Oxford
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