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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1943
Page
5
Alpena May 20 Special The Ramblers gathered Monday night at Mrs. Hattie Bevier's home. Chinese checkers were played at two tables until late. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jesse Posey's home next Monday night.
Degrees and diplomas will be awarded by President Joseph H Edge with honorary candidates presented by Rev L A Johnson and Rev Reuben A Tanquist. Faye Bierce Brewick will introduce graduate nurses, Dr B Wood will present the diplomas. Sidney Suddencorf will sing Where'er You Walk and Dr Clarence Loomis will play the organ prelude and processional. Academic procession led by Glen Bachman marshal with Shirley English and Harvey Peterson as junior marshals.
Laren Spear minister of the First Methodist Church Urbana TI will speak on A Creed for a Crisis at Dakota Wesleyan University May 25 in the university chapel. Spear, a 1922 Wesleyan graduate, has served pastorates in St. Joseph Marshall Rushville and Lincoln since joining the Illinois Methodist Conference in 1923.
Pvt Norvin Banks visited his parents Mr and Mrs William Banks in Faulkton on Friday He is stationed at Laughlin Field Del Rio Texas and was home on special leave
This old treatment often brings relief for backache by addressing tired kidneys. The kidneys remove waste from blood and when kidney action is faulty poisonous matter stays in blood causing backache headaches and swelling. Donn’s Pills have been used for over forty years to help flush waste and relieve symptoms.
Yale May 20 Special There were 14 members present and Mrs James Thomas of Huron attended as guest at the St Williams Church Ladies Altar Society meeting held at Mrs Pat Newcomes home Officers all were reelected for next year President Mrs Pat Newcome vice president Mrs Wilbur Kornder secretary Mrs Bernard Ford treasurer Mrs Bernard Maass Mrs Francis Lyrell joined recently and is a Bard No 3 member Lunch was served by Mrs Pat Newcome Mrs William Davis Rose Augustine and Mrs Vincent Madden
The May term of circuit court opened in De Smet with Judge Boyd M. Benson. Frank Smelik received December to finish his crop program after a burglary conviction. Lloyd Neu pleaded guilty to drunk driving and got six months with four suspended and a $50 fine. August Macheel was sentenced to one year with all but 80 days suspended for check theft. Jury reports were postponed. next session convenes Monday.
Faulkton May 20 Special The Golden Rod Extension Club met at Mrs Mary Rumbs home. Seven members and three visitors attended A pot luck lunch was planned for the June meeting at J Stafford cottage by the lake The club discussed Save and Service and a brief business session concluded with a pot luck lunch.
Colonel Frederic H. Smith reported that Japanese air strength in New Britain has nearly doubled in five months, giving roughly a 6 to 1 advantage over the Allies in the southwest Pacific. He called the rise possibly defensive in nature but warned he could be wrong.
Radio Central lists a full lineup for May 20 and 21 featuring Fanny Brice Frank Morgan and Garry Moore on NBC CBS and Blue Network. Highlights include Henry Aldrich Sum and Abner Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee Major Bowes Stage Door Canteen First Line Vernon Bartlett Wings to Victory and more with broadcasts from NBC CBS and MBS stations.
The Alpena Garden Club gathered at the Methodist Church basement Monday afternoon to discuss home garden problems and friendly enemies of the gardener. President Mrs. H. K. Hartmann announced the next meeting will be in the church basement on the afternoon of June 6.
Yankton College holds a week of activities before its sixty first commencement convocation at 10:00 a.m. May 24 in Forbes Hall. Dr. Alvin H. Hanson of Harvard, a Federal Reserve adviser and 1910 graduate, opened events with a Wednesday lecture. New Haven’s Donald A. Adams will speak on the Yankton Graduate in Today's World. Baccalaureate at 4:00 p.m. May 23 at First Congregational Church with President J. Lyle McComson preaching.
Yankton College anticipates a strong summer session with the acceleration program allowing completion of four years in under three and six weeks of summer credit for attending three nine week sessions. Registration opens May 26 with two six week segments ending July 2 and July 23.
Orvis Westcott reports Jeff Westcott returns Tuesday to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station after a week at home for furlough.
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