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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1939
Page
6
A schedule of meetings and social events across several groups including the Women Sunday B of L F E, Division 212 B of L, Kikoska Club, and various chapter gatherings with details on times and hosts for a busy week in the community
Foot notes tout a simple method to banish corns using Blue-Jay Corn Plasters. Apply the cushioned medicated core over the corn, remove after three days along with the root, and enjoy low infection risk. Boxes sell for 2 6 per box at Sherman Moe Nyal Service Drug Store.
Natalie Van Arsdale will be crowned Miss Pi Alpha Iota IV at the sorority spring coronation tonight at 8 p.m. in the Huron High School gym. Also recognized are Betty Jean Hagman for the sorority posture plaque and Margaret Cacwell and Carol Sikarra for other awards. Van Arsdale is a junior in several campus groups and led the chapter with top poise and attire. Yenney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Yenney, has a 94 plus percent average and may keep the scholarship cup as long as she maintains top grades.
Ten members gathered at Mrs. H. H. Huessner’s home for a Co-Operatic Club meeting. Mrs. Ted Ellwein led a brief session in president Mrs. E. G. Fonek’s absence. Plans included hosting the International president on May 27 and an upcoming officer election at a picnic. Grace Watkins presented a Caribbean cruise travelogue and lunch followed.
Homecraft Extensions Club met at Mrs. Palm home with Mrs. Palm Mrs. Reutter and Mrs. Gile hosting an evening of discussion on Strengthening Securities dancers Janet and Lois Lopez from Hawaii performed two Hawaiian dances and Elmer Cram reviewed Rebeccas by Daphne Du Maurier Officers elected were Beryl Cottington president C W Sianga vice president Howard Thatcher secretary treasurer A picnic is planned for June 3 at the Fair Grounds Jolly Twelve Birthday Club met at Mrs Otto Zeecks with card games quilting prizes won by Mrs George Schrouder Mrs Arthur Matthe sid and Mrs Bert Cranston Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess and Mrs Hurd.
The Baptist Ladies Aid held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. A. Hyde. Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. H. A. Tice presided, with Mrs. Hyde hosting.
Small business gathering discussed the year’s work with Mrs C E Barkl offering advice on old glassware. The session ended with lunch after the program.
Eleven more Huron motorists were added to the parade of 90 parking law violators, Chief Jake S. Nelson said today. They face a one dollar fine. Names listed include Clarence Schumacher Alvin Nelson B J Windhorst Mrs C W Trusx Kenneth Jensen F S Saree Maxwell A L Finke Edn Lindbloom Walter Kamenz Streeter and RE Bryan.
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