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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1941
Page
5
The public library expands access by placing 600 to 800 book collections in Jefferson Lincoln McKinley and Wilson schools with weekly librarian visits. Each grade visits the library and can check out one to three books, enabling broad reading access for city children.
The Jolly Two Hour 4-H Club met at Marion Ladd's home on Saturday November 1 to elect officers Janet Swab president Anita Piekell vice president Phylis Boone secretary Joyce De Viney treasurer Joyce Swab reporter Marian Goodsell musical director and welcomed new members Joyce DeViney Lela Mae Weese Marion Ladd and Marian Goodsell. The club also noted the departure of last year’s president Delores Boyd and her sister Joyce to Red Lake Falls Minnesota and planned a banquet with leader Mrs Thatcher. They earned a gold seal for this year’s work and set the plan B goal to improve bedrooms. A lunch followed the meeting.
Faul K. Myers former Huron Chamber secretary now acting in Sioux Falls sent greetings to Beadle County rural friends and to rural school girls and boys through Education from Huron attendees at the D E A convention. The program, led by C I Krum Huron Chamber secretary, continues with an industrial tour to boost local education and insight into business and industry.
The Roosevelt School under Mrs. Craig reported a carnival and program on October 29 earning 21.62 dollars. A grocery basket was given to Shirley Neuharth, and chocolate, Chairs from Alpena High School, and various stands aided the event. Teachers and volunteers listed include Elsie Stewart, Marian Newhall, Luther Miller, Esther Brackney, Maine Headlee, and Don ald Bateman. The party paused for SDEA in Sioux Falls leading to two missed school days.
Lakotah Troop No 1 at the Congregational Church reported by Jackie Morrill describes the White Violet Patrol Halloween party on October 25 with a hayride bonfire treasure hunt and candy hosts Mrs Starling Merrill Kunhart Edwards and Ferren. Subsequent October 27 Morning Glory and Purple Violet patrols shared games lunch and Taps. November 2 featured motto lesson and terrarium planning with badge goals set for the year.
The last Kitchen Kooks meeting at Hazel Stout’s home on Friday October 24 was led by president Jean Townsley with two absentees Wanda Adebar and Marjory Hawkins. Hazel Hazel demonstrated buttercream icing as Sally Lou Johnson Phyllis Scotter and Geogrna Wieden man visited for the coming year.
Ackerman School reports officers chosen for the Ackerman League with Josephine Pullman as president and Sylvia Kelley noting student activity. Fifth and sixth graders work on history and geography lines about Greeks Romans and Central Europe.
Wayland Aid Society members gathered this afternoon at Mrs. Lena Wright’s home. A farewell dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Borkhuis was held last Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olson’s residence with attendees including the Borkhuis couples and L. J. Borkhuis alongside G. Borkhuis and Lewis Borkhuis.
Annual open house was held at the Methodist parsonage in Faulkton on Sunday afternoon with Rev and Mrs Keeler presiding.
The Alpena Methodist Church will host its first quarterly conference Thursday evening with Rev. I B Woods presiding. Committee reports will be presented and the year's program outlined.
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