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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

11

St Lawrence Honor Students Named Valedictorian and Salutatorian

St Lawrence named Helen Jones valedictorian for the senior class of 18383 with a four year average of 35 percent and extensive activity in clubs debate and Student Life. Loren Palmer earned salutatorian with a 92 percent average and held multiple leadership roles, including class president and FFA treasurer, plus sports, debate, and district oratory participation.

St. Lawrence Helen Jones Helen Loren Palmer Loren Give Club Farmer's of America Association St Lawrence

Tulare High to Host Sixteenth Graduation May 18

The sixteenth annual commencement at Tulare High School starts May 15 with baccalaureate services at the Methodist Church. On May 18 the class of 1938 will receive diplomas. 13 members are listed. Genevieve Ernster is valedictorian and Phyllis Maxwell is salutatorian. Leo A. Termaney of Huron will give the commencement address. Diplomas are presented by Oscar Qleson, school board chairman.

Lois Wieting Marjorie Price Levi Frankenstein Earnest Rose Genevieve Ernster Phyllis Maxwell Leo A. Termaney Huron Oscar Qleson

Mallon Continued War Policies and Real Estate Transfers

The item notes a 60 day discussion on foreign policies and war department hopes to gain approval for arming 34 regiments with antis aircraft guns though only 50 to 60 are ready. It also mentions SEC Chairman Bill Douglas and Jerome Frank leaving the building and a guard enforcing passes. Real estate transfers list several Hyde County deeds including parcels in Highmore and additions, with transfers among individuals and a corporate mortgage.

War Department Estee SEC Bill Douglas Anangini Douglas Jerome Frank

Beadle Plaque Gift From Beadle Centennial Celebration

ST LAWRENCE May 22 Special The senior class presented a portrait plaque of General Beadle to the school. Cast in plaster of paris and finished in gold it is a rich gold bronze tone. Artist Nels N Johnson is a leading state portraitist who has painted many notable South Dakota figures. The Beadle plaque honors Beadle's birth centennial as a distinctive class gift. WIENER ROAST The Wayland School group enjoyed a hike and wiener roast at Major's Gulch. Mrs Carl Ravencroft drove the party home.

Beadle ST. Lawrence General Beadle Paris Nels N. Johnson South Akota Johnson Estel Williams Wayland School Major's Gulch Carl Ravengcroft

Dress up for Summer in Anne Adams Pattern

An advertisement styled pattern notice promotes the ANNE ADAMS summer dress pattern 06 feature a chic flared skirt and soft bodice with cool sleeves. Price fifteen cents for pattern and book pattern combo twenty five cents. Order form asks for size name address and style number.

Anne Adams Iturn Apne Adams Third Huron

Educational Trip Offered To Clubs

Brookings reports that next fall one South Dakota 4-H club member will attend the National Club Congress on Electricity funded by Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing. Members will present home electricity usage or imagined benefits, with no home electricity required to qualify. Details available at county extension offices. entrants should start early. The Chicago trip is offered for the electricity winner with medals, county prizes, and national scholarships as incentives.

Brookings South Dakota H. M. Jones Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Jones Chicago

Mounted Patrol Hike and Scout Meetings at Pony Patrol

The Mounted Patrol No. 22 hiked south of the schoolhouse to Brewste y Creek, passing six tests for Tenderfoot Scouts. They cooked supper, then disbanded about seven. April 3 saw a stout meeting with visitors Leo McNerney and Delbert Hoffmann. knotting and signaling were practiced. May 6 the troop met again with visitors Melvin Hol igter and Abe Van Asperen. knot tying and first aid practiced.

Mounted View No. 22 Brew Stey Creek Tenderfoot Leo McNerney Delbert Hoffmann Melvin Holigter Abe van Asperen Mounted Patrol Buly Stewart

Lunch Time Hike For Lémwalen Troop 5 Girls

The Girl Scouts of Junior High Troop No 5 in Lémwalen met outdoors with president Dorothy Schoof. Minutes were read and roll called, followed by a brief business session. The group then hiked to Eilers Grove, each girl bringing her own lunch.

Girl Scouts of Junior High Lémwalen No. 5 Dorothy Schoof Eilers i Grove

Picnic Night Without Members Serves Hot Dish

Glia Christopherson and Margaree Kamina completed their first class planning hike requirement as Darleen Stam organized a troop picnic served by no members of the group.

Glaia Christopherson Margaree Kamina Darleen Stam

Jolly Coyotes to Meet on Saturday May Day

The Jolly Coyotes club will hold a meeting May 1 at Evelyn Cook's home. Merie May will discuss sleeping garments, Maxine Anderson will present Color Harmonies, and Gertrude Smith will cover how to phon sue dens. Mrs. B A Lyman leads the club.

Jolly Coyotes Av Q Evelyn Cook Merie May Maxine Andereson Gertrude Smith B. A. Lyman Evelyn Coole

Girl Scouts Decide Neckerchief Color At May Meeting

The Girl Scouts of Dako tah Troop 1 at Congregational Church met on May 10. They voted to change their neckerchief color to brown and practiced a dance rhythm including the fox trot and the waltz led by Phyllis Hollman. Announcements on mature study followed, with a segment titled Tips.

Girl Scouts of Dakotah Congregational Church

Baptist Juniors Organize Scrapbook Social Program

Baptist Juniors and their teacher Mrs Lundgren organized scrapbooks for hospital children. On May 1 they met at the church, attended Know White and the Seven Dwarfs, then visited Humphrey's Drug Store. May 7 they gathered at Lila Teuber's home, elected Mary Lee Cranston president Maxine Teuber vice president and Phyllis Jean Cranson secretary.

Jumor Cliss Lundgren Humphrey Lila Mse Teuber

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