Farm Women See Cooperation in Rural Life Betterment
Mrs. Brooking of Onida SD urges farm families, not just as producers but as human partners in American life. She cites Federation of Home Extension Clubs and Home and Community departments of the Farm Bureau, stressing cooperation, improved homes, health, recreation, and education through extension work and 4 H programs.
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H. A. Brocking
Onida
5. D
Bureau Farmer
H. R. Kibler
Brooking
Il Cereain
Farm Bureau
Home and Community Department
Hig
Home Bureau
Fars
Extension Club
Farmer's Wife
Burreau Farmer
Parm.Bureau. Community
Oday
Rome
Com
Farna Bureau
Eastern Teacher Plans European Cruise for Latin Instructors
Miss Lalla Reynolds, Latin teacher at Eastern State Teachers College, will travel from Greenville North Carolina to New York June 27 aboard the Margite, visit Cherbourg Paris Marseilles Athens Delphi Olympia Constantinople Troy Carthage and other sites mentioned by Virgil, spend a week in Rome, tour Germany including the Passion Play, and return September 5 aboard the Aquitania.
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Madison
Lalla Reynolds
Eastern State Teachers College
Bureau of University
Classica League
Virgil
Rome
Germany
Cherkour
New York
Aquitania
Cooking Expert Shares War Time Baking Recipes
Recipes from Miss Louise Dixon home economics expert are reprinted with emphasis on accurate baking powder ratios. Includes Gold and Chocolate Cake and chocolate icing directions, corn casserole, and notes that remaining recipes will follow. teaches proportions and method for wartime cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dixon
Miss Dixon
Painted window shades brighten every room with artful designs
The article describes decorative painted shades for homes with designs from French pheasant motifs to marine fish patterns. It notes easy cleaning coated shades, wind and rain resistance, and options for transfer patterns. Measures include beaverboard cornices and painted poles to finish curtains and overcurtains.
Gladys Pyle To Speak At Hand County Event
Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of state will headline Hand county extension clubs achievement day at Community picnic grounds St Lawrence on Wednesday June 4 Sara L Dewing home demonstration agent announced. A noon picnic lunch, exhibits of women and girls work, stunts and a Goose Money play followed by a community sing. Similar day planned for Spink county at Fisher's grove Redfield on Friday June 6 with a women’s kittenball tournament prizes for winning teams and children games supervised by a committee. Beadle county also to hold recreation day June 15 at the State Fair grounds featuring kittenball games between men representing clubs.
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Gladys Pyle
St. Lawrence
Hand County
St Lawrence
Sara L Dewing
Miss Pyle
Spink’ Counity
Fisher's Grove
Redfield
Brides May Choose Colorful Wedding Gowns This Season
Fashion experts report brides are expanding color choices beyond white satin. Options include palest blue satin with white pearl embroidery, yellow duchess satin with lace, smoky pink taffeta, and practical georgette or chiffon gowns. Accessories feature shorter sleeves, capelets, veils with lace, black and white jewelry trends, and a range of footwear from white satin to faille silk and white kid.
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Jace
Fashion Details For Sleeves Dresses And Accessories
Short sleeves just above the elbow pair with a twelve button glove for a formal look. Plan a bolero or cape in dress fabric or a harmonizing fabric so the outfit can transform into casual or formal wear. A slim wedding dress line favors a closely fitted princess slip with narrow straps and matching fullness to the skirt for a soft bouffant effect.
Delegates Review Details of May YWCA Meeting
Delegates from Beadle County report on the eleventh biennial YWCA convention in Detroit held earlier in May. Bishop McConnell of the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America addressed the gathering, discussing religious trends and atheism. Miss Josephine Ainsworth, WCA secretary, Mrs Mildred H Daniel and Mrs S R Schuyler represented Beadle County YWCA at the event and shared convention highlights at a May 26 meeting at the YWCA cottage.
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McConnell
Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America
Young Women's Christian Association of the United States
Detroit
Huron
Josephine Ainsworth
Mildred H. Daniel
Beadle County
Spink Women Organize Canning Club Project
Mrs Doreas Wells of Turton named chairman of a new women’s extension club organized last week. Fifteen women enrolled in the canning project with a short term goal. Miss Sara L Dewing, home demonstration agent, will demonstrate canning in tin cans instead of glass jars.
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Spink
Doreas Wells of
Turton
Practical kitchen tips from Miss Louise Dixon on storage and baking
Miss Louise Dixon shares home economics guidance from a Huronite free cooking school. Brown sugar stays moist in a glass jar with a loose top and bread pieces to prevent lumping. She warns against substituting cocoa for chocolate in devil's food cake and emphasizes proper thermometer use and creaming technique for a light cake mixture.
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Louise Dixon
Huronite Free Poking
Best Sellers List Shows Little Change This Week
Best sellers remain steady with titles including The Selbys by Anne Green Rogue Herries by Hugh Walpole The Door by Mary Roberts Rinehart Gallow's Orchard by Claire Spencer Cimarron by Edna Ferber The Gentleman in the Parlour by Somerset Maugham and non fiction such as Story of San Michele by Axel Munthe Mata Hari Courtesan and Spy by Thomas Coulson The Grandeur and Misery of Victory by Georges Clemenceau My Life by Leon Trotsky Humanity Uprooted Toward Civilization by Charles Beard.
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Anne Green
Hugh Walpole
Mary Roberts Hinchart
Mata Hari
Thomas Coulson
Georges Clemenceau
Leon Trotsky
Maurice Findus
Charles Beard
League Of Women Voters Honors Pioneers At National Convention
The National League of Women Voters held its tenth anniversary convention in Louisville Kentucky from April 28 to May 3 paying homage to pioneers. Seventy two pioneers were named on the national roll of honor and nearly 30 on the state roll. The cake of anniversary gifts totaled 125000 dollars. Miss Belle Sherwin was reelected president, with two vice presidents to cover an eight month leave. Mrs J R Parkes and Mrs Feige attended, with ministers from St Louis and Minneapolis among delegates.
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National League of Women’ Voters
Louisville
Kentucky
E.W. Feize
League
United States
Mors
George Gelshom
St. Louis
F. D. Stade
New York
Carrig Chapman Catt
South Dakota
United States Children's Bureau
Committee On Child Welfare
Committee On Education
Office of Education
Department of International Cooperation
Congress
Peaice
Belle Sherwin
National League
Durine
Miss Sherwin
Roscoe Ann Gerson
Marguerite M. Wells
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