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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1939
Page
11
A chaotic club night unfolds with a wind driven crowd at the entrance. Footmen in livery, a silver bell, a black and white restaurant, a bass piano, and a scarlet dressed singer frame a charged room. Pasquale’s bars loom as a dark haired girl enters.
In New York Mary, the sharp society editor of the Gazette, moves through a glittering circle at the Cove. She probes Janice French and Duke Martin, notes power and danger in their entangled ties, and presses for truth about a late apartment and Janice’s whereabouts.
Titonka Girl Scouts met at the Methodist Church to hear Miss Gertrude Null discuss Paderewski and Moonlight Sonata. They presented Miss Null with a Chinese elm, staged music numbers, shared songs and poems, then enjoyed ice cream and a nose bag supper before games.
The 4-H Club meeting at Frank Spiers home on May 8 drew 41 members, one absent, and seven visitors. Discussion focused on the Swan Lake camp in early June and ways to raise funds, including a short play, lunches at dances in Virgil, and selling homemade ootlet at Be Spiers baseball games. Committees were named for selecting a play and organizing meals. County agents L L Ladd and Raphael Brandrell provided lamb-feeding tips for the fat lamb project. The next gathering will be June 5 at Wayne and Willard Van Der Aarde’s home.
The Connell School held its ninth and final meeting of the term with Irene Gianzer presiding. Officers elected were Clinton Hornig president Juraine Hornig vice president Viellen Hintz secretary and Eugene Hornig treasurer. Entertainment by Miller Glanzer Kenneth Barrett and Phyllis Jean Hornig, with Barrett winning a prize.
The Sunny Jitterbugs of Welsty held a meeting at DeExta Derscheid's home with vice president Raymond Morse presiding. Leaders absent hindered progress, and members agreed to appoint an assistant leader and fundraise by candy sales for the club treasury. A summer picnic was discussed and the next meeting planned for Morse or Hampden homes.
The Lucky Lindy League held its final meeting outdoors with a flag salute and pledge. The group approved minutes, noted a treasury balance of 11.99, welcomed Daniel Polly as a new member, and planned a May 14 picnic at Melin's Grove with a menu including sandwiches and ice cream. Eunice McCoy of Jefferson School authored this account.
Girl Scouts of Sokalkawer Troop 7 held a Monday meeting in the Presbyterian Church. First aid evaluations were led by Ruth Lewellan and Virginia Hetlinger while Mrs. Sheldon Reese instructed Lingua Badges. Ritchey Music Shop supplied instruments and Mr Ritchey offered piano guidance, with thanks to donors.
Boy Scout Parents Night was held at the field house in Wessington Springs city park Monday night. The program, led by Scoutmaster E F Kurtz and assisted by Ruby Schwarm, featured Damon Nuckols as new district chairman and Ed McCardie, scout executive of Haram, who spoke and showed movies. Demonstrations covered first aid signaling and judging.
WESSINGTON SPRINGS May 10 Special A Red Cross school of instruction will be held soon in Wessington Springs. The 20 hour course will be supervised by Edwin Jacobs Pierre state WPA safety engineer. Attendants include service station attendants mechanics firemen meatkeepers foremen educators high school and college students over 18 may enroll. The piece closes with unrelated note about Haydn music detected by his wife Maria Anna and her use of manuscripts for curl-patterns.
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