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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1938
Page
6
Social clubs and parent teacher associations list upcoming meetings in the Labor Temple and Wilson School district, with times from 2 to 8 p m. Plus marriage notice for Zell Goudy and Alice Zeil and several local social events including parties and club anniversaries.
A new shipment of Que Own chocolates is touted as among the finest 50 cent ib. chocolates on the market. The note promises customers will return after trying a single piece.
Rutherford outlines next topic Material Facts and Resources of South Dakota after a business program. A feature on Fortunes and Astrology chosen by Mrs. Titus wraps with antiques and crafts on show. Pioneer hostess and Mrs Sutera provide lunch. Next gathering December 7 at Mrs Hyde.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held the first guest day of the year at Mrs. George Rodman with Mrs. George Wagner welcoming guests. Mrs. F E Morrison led a program on Modern India and the caste system. Highlights from the Sioux Falls branch meeting were reported, noting delegates from Minnesota, the Dakotas, and foreign missions in India, China, Malaya and Africa. Royal Neighbors honor four new brides with a mock wedding and gifts, followed by refreshments. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society met at the church parlors with talks on churches and cathedrals in Mexico and a Mexico slide show.
Nineteen tables of auction and contract bridge were played yesterday afternoon at the Elks Reading Room in the Hotel Marvin Hughitt for Elks ladies. Prizes went to top players in both events, with autumn decor marking the tea close and hosts serving.
Howes spoke quietly praising New deal attainments while blasting South Dakota Republicans as unfit for the U S Senate or Congress. He commended county Democrats, urged reelection of Clair Roddewig as attorney general, backed sheriff candidate John Boyle, and aligned with neighbors from Huson and Wolsey.
Speaker urged reelection of Judge Alvan E. Taylor against Hoyd M. Benson. He credited Roosevelt with preventing a broader European conflict, recalled closing banks in 1933, and argued the debt rose to 38 billion with 15 billion for loans and public works. He cited Huron high school unit as a PWA project and Ravine as examples.
In Rapid City on November 5, Toe Schmid announces Werner for Congress Club bought 30 minutes on KOBH for Sculptor Borglum to speak at 1 p.m. MST Sunday. Borglum will review Congressman Francis Case’s record regarding a $300,000 Mount Rushmore Memorial appropriation from the last Congress, while carving proceeds continue. Western Finance Company of Aberdeen files articles of incorporation with $45,000 capital stock. directors Blanche C., J. R., and A. R. Volk, all of Aberdeen.
A South Dakota speech lauds a $400 million drought relief and defense spending, rebuking Republican claims of heavy future taxes. The speaker praises Roosevelt as a common-man ally, defends arms expansion, and vows to return despite hecklers with a parting joke about November 8.
Card of thanks expresses appreciation from Mrs Joseph Rerher and family for friends and neighbors condolences, sympathies, and offerings during their recent bereavement.
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