Banquet Held For Mothers and Daughters at Wess Springs
Approximately 180 people attended the Mothers and Daughters banquet at the Wessington Springs Methodist Church on Tuesday evening. A post dinner program featured a pie theme with readings, songs, and tributes including performances by local clergymen and women like Mrs. Minnie Leonard the baker, Mrs. A Farnell Nelson giving invocations, and Miss Winona Bough ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motheter
Wessington Springs Methodist
Minnie Leonard
A. Farnell Nelson
Zg. R. Buck
Susan Kearton
Phyllis Tiltle
Yorus Solo
Betty Jean’ Farrington
Viola Shaw
McMillian
Winona Boughton
W. C. Mavis
Gayle Wheeler
H. J. Cook
Barr
Lowe
Webb
Meringy
Earl F. Kurtz
Wil Ford
Sala
Mother Michree
New Structures Go Up at St Lawrence
In St Lawrence on May 12 a WPA crew led by foreman Ray Shoop builds a larger clay water reservoir to replace the old tank. A new service station by Leonard Briderbaugh rises across from the school dormitory on Highway 14, planned as a modern facility to serve travelers. The owner intends to relocate his house to the area beside the station.
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St.Lawrence
St, Lawrence
St. Lawrence
WPA
Ray Shoop
Highway 14
Leonard Briderbaugh
Redfield Society Sunday Turned Wedding Anniversary Event
Redfield Society Sunday marked the lock in wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Christian Andersen as relatives and friends gathered for a noon and evening meal. Flowers and gifts honored the couple while Welfare Club hosted a meeting at Mrs J C Ewing with fourteen members and guests, plus a pot luck lunch and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Christian Andersen
Mrs. Andersen
J. C. Ewing
Pela
Ben Miller
Iroquois club meeting notes May 5 noted by Townsley
The Soc ard Sew Farmerettes Club met May 5 at Mary Alice Fenner’s home. Georgia Wiedenman presided. topics covered patriotic songs, care of nails and hair, clothing care, late driving practices with focus on fatal accidents, and judging of dresses and shoes. Olive Neff spoke on demonstrations. candy sales were reported. songs were sung after adjournment. Elsie Kuhns will host June 2 at 1 30 p m with Townsley as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Alice Fenner
Georgia Wiedenman
Ed P.m
Mary Alice Fenner
Elsie Kuhns
Mark
Herald Angels
Betty Joan Miller
Jean Townsey
Marin Townsley
Amer
Jedenman
Marian Townsley
Betty Jean Miller
Jean
Townsley
Olive Neff
Jean Townsley
Elsi¢ ‘Kuhns
Tean Townsiey
Y C L Convention Seen By Doris Meisenhelder
Doris Meisenhelder recalls the State Young Citizens League convention travel from Grant Township to Pierre. The group toured the capitol, Indian school, and Missouri River bridge, attended meetings and a banquet, and received 50 cents for meals before returning to Huron.
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Doris Meisenhelder
Grant Township
Alpena
Marvin Hughitt
Pierre
State
Young Citizens League
Miller
St. Charles Hatel
Miller Rainbow Cafe
Irene
Vernon Castle
Pt. Pierre
Capitol
Missouri
Capital Building
Capitol Building
Jolly Coyotes Hold Home Meeting and Practice Plan
The Jolly Coyotes held a meeting at Verna and Ruth Johnston's home Tuesday at 7 pm. 4-H songs were sung and lunch served by Mrs. Johnston. The pantomime play practice is set for Campbell Park Monday after school.
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Jolly Coyotes
Verna
Ruth Johnston
Johnston
Campbell Park
Gertrude Smith
Twila Hanson
Teporter
Girl Scouts Learn About Summer Camps
At a Hete jan Girl Scout Troop No 8 meeting the girls heard about camps in Aberdeen Pierre and the Black Hills. They visited Winter Fark where Marjorie Marlestadt and Janet Lopez showed a new game Human Croquet. Jean Dempewolt earned part of the first aid badge by tying bandages as the meeting closed with Taps.
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Hetejan
Aberdeen
Pierre
Black Hills
Winter Fark
Marjorie Marlestadt
Janet Lopez
Jean Dempewolt
Joint Classes At Two Schools Reported In A Day
Thompson School visited Pault School on Friday with morning and afternoon study periods. Franklin taught lower grades while Miss Franklin led upper grades. The afternoon included volleyball and games. At 4 PM Miss Franklin photographed classes before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhen Thompson
Pault School
Pops
Ranklin
Miss Franklin
Rewine \ Frigge
Garments Made By Girls Club Meeting Report
The Garments Made By Girls Club met at Eve lyn Cook’s home. Members answered roll call by naming colors. Exhibits showcased garments made by members. Makine Schuman reported on home wear costume characteristics. A play practice was planned at Ruth and Verna Johnston’s home. Wilma Jelmelandton discussed fabrics and designs for children and Verna Johnston reported on collecting and planting houseplants. A nature hike followed lunch hosted by Evelyn and Ruth Cook. Next meeting set for Wilma Jelmeland’s home on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cook
Makine.Schuman
Ruth
Verna Johnston
Teport
Wilma Jelmelandton
Evelyn
Ruth Cook
Wilms Jelmeland
Twila Hanson
Boxing Jamboree Plans By Wessington Troop 17
Boy Scouts of Troop 17 in Wessington plan a boxing jamboree to raise funds for camp dues. The event, scheduled for the week of May 1, will benefit Troop 17 with proceeds. a date will be announced later. Scouts and Cubs enjoyed a James River picnic and fishing trip. volunteers Clarence Coop, Henry Hansen, and Andy Wiley organized the outing.
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Wessington
Wessington Va
Miller
James River
Clarence Coop
Henry Hansen
Andy Wiley
McKelvey
Dick Wiley
New Girl Scouts Troop Formed in Gettysburg
A new Girl Scout troop was organized in Gettysburg this week with Mrs. Vern Kubtz as captain and Mrs. Albert Hauck as lieutenant. Two patrols, Crocus and Bluebell, elected officers. Harriet Adams leads Crocus with Carolyn Williams as assistant. Jackie Pardee teaches Bluebell with Mary Elizabeth Harr her assistant. Patty Wail serves as scribe and Pauline Wesipnal as treasurer.
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Gettysburg
Vern Kubtz
Albert Hauck
Crocus
Bluebell
Harriet Adams
Crocus Parol
Carolyn Williams
Jackie Pardee
Jeacher
Mary Elizabeth
Harr
Patty Wail
Pauline Wesipnal
Townettes Plan Fundraisers For H Camp Effort
Townettes held a town meeting this week to arrange two fundraising methods for camp. They organized games and a lunch afterward. Members will craft kerchiefs bearing a 4 H emblem before departure to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townesttes
Tyrrell School Picnic May 14 and Neighbor Invitees
Tyrrell School pupils will hold a picnic May 14 at the James River with fishing and visiting. Joyce Lau of Foster District No. 3 School, taught by Leland Greenan, notes neighbor attendance is invited.
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Tyrrell School
Joyce Lau
Foster
Leland Greenan
James River
Huron Woman Is Guest Speaker at Miller Club Meeting
Miller Woman's Club met in the cly room for a May gathering with a luncheon. Mrs. W. H. George of Huron spoke on the Ree Indians Mix and displayed a vast collection of South Dakota Indian relics gathered over two decades. Artifacts included arrow heads, pottery, needles, scrapers, and more from Missouri River villages.
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W. H. George
Miller Club
Miller
Miller Woman’s Club
Cly Room
WW. G. Redmond
Huron
George
Indiana
Missouri River
State To Open Bids May 23 On Highway Construction Jobs
South Dakota highway commission to open bids May 29 for fifteen projects estimated to cost about 275000 dollars. Projects include concrete pavement in Minnehaha County Sioux Falls area, surfacing in Grant and Big Stone counties, gravel surfacing in Union and Todd counties, grading on routes through several counties, bridges and guardrail in Grant County, and multiple mileages on U.S. routes 2 10 11 18 34 and state routes near Sioux Falls Lakol Sisseton Alcester Beresford Colome and other locations. MOTHERS DAY PROGRAM YALE to hold service featuring Haron group with Rev E L Jones and Sunday School.
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Big Stone City
Union County
Alcester
Todd and
Bennett Counties
U.S. 18
Rosebud
Todd County
Grant
Deuce
Lakol
Grant County
LaBolt
Minnehaha
State
Sioux Falls
Stae
Roberts County
Sisseton
Beresford
Tripp County
Colame
YALE
Yale Community Church
E. L. Jones
Hiren
Charac
Haran
Family Reunion Held at Carey Home
A May 12 family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Guy Carey entertained 20 relatives at dinner. The event reflected a warm gathering of kin with conversation and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeciall
E. Guy Carey
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