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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
13
Miss Dexter rushes to Jill Jack and Barry after learning their father is gravely ill. Jack responds soberly while Barry is blamed for drinking. Jill's room shows a disturbed scene with Jill missing, her satin slippers and fine dress scattered, heightening the tension of an unsettled household.
Edwin I Mengel announces community committee men for the 1933 Agricultural Conservation Program to be chosen at late November elections after educational meetings. The program emphasizes democratic farmer involvement, background on the farm program, and new features to aid understanding and application in South Dakota. Educational meetings by Extension Service and AAA will precede elections and share program details. Other notice: special services at Cavour and Pearl Creek Churches announced for November 14 and 21 with designated leaders.
BROOKINGS Nev H Special Final selection of delegates to the National 4 H Club Congress at Chicago is announced. There will be 1400 delegates from 40 states, each state limited to 50. Highlights include two days at the International Livestock Exposition and visits to plants. The Midwest delegation lists numerous Brookings County members and other state youths. Chaperones and staff accompany the group, with H. M. Jones as assistant general superintendent.
Gladys Basmas reports that Miss Phillips at Fairfield School began planting projects. Mrs. Eldeen and Mrs. Clark provided slips and helped watch the teacher plant them. Soft water from Mrs. Eldeen waters the plants, with eighteen placed on carts to decorate the room.
Jolly Coyotes Sewing Club in Ames will hold a meeting on Saturday November 13 at the Ames home. Irene Ames and Marie May will lead a demonstration and snow record books will be handed out for the year. Leader is Mrs BE A Lyman. Report by Dorothy Ames.
The Coolidge League and Cannell School held a joint Halloween party with outdoor games then indoor contests. Winners included Lorretta Hints Eugene Hornig Wilbert Rohm Aubvam Merrick in various divisions. Younger pupils led by JeRoy Hintz and upper grades by Kachl Volusky. Prizes, apples on a string, candy napkins, and cookies followed amid refreshments. Four future students Jimmie Ford Jimmie Hornig Le Moy Hintz Autumn Merrick invited to the Barn.
The Ackerman School held a Halloween program announced by C. L. Gloria Kelley. Pupils recited poems and sang, a Columbus drill occurred, and cookies apples and candy bars were served. Visitors included Jerry Puclman John E. Tschetter George Hoter Kelley Lawless and Joe Entz. Afterward a seven ball game saw Miss Entz’s side score 23 to 16.
The Richland School Young Citizens League met Friday to plan a program for Friday evening November 12. They will sell coffee, pie and sandwiches to raise funds. Teacher Lily Beckman and reporter Edith Eckmann were noted in the report.
Fifth and sixth graders at Fairfield School assemble a scrapbook with newspaper clippings about wild birds and animals. A special borrowing log tracks who uses classroom books, their titles, and the dates out and returned. A weekly librarian is chosen to oversee the library. The class sews a locust specimen supplied by the teacher, preserved in salt solution and displayed on wall cotton. The locust, larger than a grasshopper, was found near the Missouri River, per Jane Bosma.
Students at the school prepare for Thanksgiving by replacing Halloween displays with pictures of pilgrims Indians and the Mayflower. First grade pupils crafted Jaome turkeys and colorful posters celebrate the holiday with food and fun.
Young crafters and mothers can order the Anne Adams pattern book and PATTERN 4493 4495 for chic and practical jumpers and party frocks. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and fabric guidance with sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Prices 15 cents each, book and pattern 25 cents. Order from Evening Journal Pattern Department South Dakota.
Silas Wipf of Tyrrell School advocates practical art books that offer sane, solid ideas. He emphasizes accessible methods for students and teachers to foster creativity with clear, workable guidance.
Three Texas natives recounts a fast moving Western range tale Riders of the Rio Grande by Glenn Balch about a spoiled son who becomes a capable range rider. The book features rustlers and a struggle over the Quarter Circle ranch. Balch, noted for Hide-rack, draws on his own range experience and library staff say the novel belongs in children’s departments.
The Lucky Lindy League held its third meeting on Friday with Shirlee Bloodgood presiding. New officers for the next two months were elected: Charlotte Gleason president Norman Groves vice president Shirlee Bloodgood secretary and Mary Reilly treasurer. The group also approved purchasing a bronze Beadle plague for Charlotte Gleason.
Pupils at Rice School No 2 taught by Miss Della Devis received new drawing booklets. First grader Jack Rogers has five booklets. Homer and Omer Rogers, third graders, also have five. Jerry Rogers, Kenneth Stevens, and Viole Rogers among older pupils are noted with similar totals.
In a lively program, Rogers leads a surprising six piece ensemble with strong solos by violinists. Critics note the eighth piece contrasts sharply, highlighting Virtuoso Violist in a bold finish.
Picture chart spelling drill used this six weeks at Than School. Each pupil brings a picture for every missed word, and a hole is punched in the pupil’s picture. Many holes appear in most charts, with Denale Timm and Jane Rogert among the few who have none.
Pupils in seventh and eighth grades at Schiueter School in Foster District No 1 build a frieze of eminent figures studying Lincoln and Barton with collected pictures and magazines Eunice Westerberg gathers Clara Barton materials while sixth graders at Acker man School create European country booklets Mary Lawless works on Holland and Swiss topics. local birthday party and family visits noted as well as a recovering child and travel update.
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