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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
8
Mildred Johnson, named Beadle county 4 H champion, writes about five years of club work. She highlights projects in sewing and family budgets, canning, foods and nutrition, and dairy foods, plus leadership roles and lessons in citizenship.
Maxine Johnson hosted the Busy Beadles 4-H meeting at her home 1259 1st Street Southwest on Saturday. Members outlined goals for the year and schedules were set with refreshments served by Mrs. Johnson. The next meeting will be at Marjory Kenner's home, as reported by Hounie Rudolfé.
Mrs. Irving Craward announces thirteen college girls will assist various Huron Scout troops this year. Miss Olga Carlson trained them at Huron college in October, each works 20 hours for college credit. Names include Rhea Christen and others across Presbyterian Episcopalian Congregational and Methodist troops. Some begin in the second semester.
The Hu ron 4 H club Quality Cookers hosted a slumber party at Audrey Beerman’s home on Saturday night November 3. Members arrived with blankets and slept on the floor. Ghost stories ducking for apples and popcorn balls marked the midnight snack, with breakfast at 8 30 the next morning and Halloween decorations throughout. Lorraine Burnside and Audrey Beelman organized the social committee.
Last week the NHA Busy Headies hosted a Halloween party and initiated new 4-H members. Dorothy Disney Wilma Jemeland led committees on refreshments Esther Passenheim Ella Mae Disney Lois Kronse decorat ions Lorraine Weese Maxine Johnson Marjorie Kenner initiation Dorothy Mulholland Phoebe Mulhollan games lunch by Phoebe Mulhollan Wilma Jemeland. Bonnie Rudloff reports guests departed after bringing lunch articles.
After a Halloween program at Kelly School taught by Miss Agnes Greenan, seven pupils added 8.27 to the treasury. Sales included a blanket to John Feicke and coffee and cookies, with expenses at 1.79 leaving surplus to fund a water fountain.
The Huron Kitchen Maids 4 H club held its second meeting at Elizabeth Palm’s home with 18 girls present. Members shared what they cooked, received cookbooks, and completed health records while judges assessed posture and cooking.
True Blue league of the Pearl Creek township school records a Wednesday afternoon program created by committee members Fred Bergstrom Mary DeHauche and Eleanor Burgess. After the program teacher Miss Mary Kelly treated everyone to a marshmallow roast and peanut hunt.
The text describes roasting marshmallows and hunting peanuts, followed by games until four o'clock. It notes with optimism that another program may follow, reflecting a community youth gathering.
Pupils from Ross School visited Grant School to observe registration for an election at the schoolhouse. Participants included Vern Erickson Carl Erickson and Jerald Hotchkiss. Erickson notes they had a nice visit and planned to return.
The article discusses clothing trends emphasizing quilted or crinkled cotton effects. It notes clokky influence on quilting impressions through weave and pattern, highlights piques, and mentions birdseye and spiral patterns in soft stripes. It references Seersucker origins and introduces crinkled cottons hitting the market with substantial texture.
Buchanan chairs a drive to donate old furniture to the needy while a fashion brief discusses fabric trends. Porous linen like weaves, peasant cottons, and native plaited ginghams shape upcoming styles with sarongs and resort wear in mind.
Bryant citizens packed the Strand theater Friday to hear Charles Wright of Huron. The address drew an enthusiastic reception with the venue at capacity and wag payment at a premium, reflecting strong party support.
The public is invited to a Republican rally in the city auditorium this evening at 8. Local speakers include Mayor Harbower Sarlan J. Bushfield and C. M. Carroll. A large crowd is expected. Fifty six organizations affiliated with the United Hospital Fund reported free citywide service totaling 9,090 in 1933.
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