Doings Of Interest To Central South Dakota Women
Hazel Christoffersen profiles Mrs. Charles H. Weiting a Spink county homemaker and 4 H club leader. She runs home open house on a large Redfield area farm and oversees county 4 H clubs while teaching at Tulare Sunday school. Her family, farm, and club work reflect her belief that home and children come first.
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Hazel Christoffersen
Charles H. Weiting
South
South Dakota
State College
Weiting
Welling Haseen
Welling
Waiting
Spink County
Missouri
Weitings
Redfield
E. Statenroth Redfield
Deland
Sarah L. Dewing
Huron
Hazel Christofferson
Woman's Page
Huronite
C. H. Welling
New Spink County
H. W. Sherwood
Doland
Susan Z. Wilder
Canete
Minneapolis
The Tavern of Folly mystery at Townsen's Folly
The Tavern of the Three Oaks tale follows Arlys and Carol Kennison heirs to a grand inn called Townsen's Folly. Strange sounds and a missing grandfatherly paper set a village abuzz as Toat Scram and others drive the lively mystery toward resolution.
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Caroline Orvis
Mary Dick
Erton Denahey
Three Oaks
Townsen
Darius Townsen
Arlys
Carol Kennison
Tristram Urban
Toat
Rotterdam
Grandfather Townsen
Allie
Katherine My Son
Priscilla Thankful Stork
Anthony Hayne
Townseri
Spink County Women Host First Annual Dinner
More than 40 members of Spink county women extension clubs and their live bands attended the first annual county banquet at Doland on November 12. About 200 expected guests were served cafeteria dinners in the church basement with plans for another event next year.
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Spink County Women’s Extension Clubs
Doland
Winnesday
C. H. Welling
Methodist Church
Elsie Smith
Humphrey
Cozy Rugs Shape Family Harmony At Home
Indoor days in Central South Dakota bring home styling notes as rugs and carpets become central to harmony. Designers describe trends toward coordinated patterns with drapery, including Georgian, English, and Oriental influences, plus new seamless pile carpets with gum backing that prevent fraying and join edges invisibly.
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Central
South Dakota
Librarian Urges Parents To Help Juvenile Book Week
During National Juvenile Book Week November 17 to 22 the Huron Public Library will host a juvenile exhibit with about 200 new books. The children's department will open 10 30 a m to 9 p m with staff on hand to advise parents about new and old children titles. Story hours are planned after school each day including a girls only session on Wednesday and a new titles session for girls on Friday. Parents are urged to obtain borrower cards for themselves and their children to access the library services.
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Huron Public Library
Caroline Orvis
Orvis
Tuesdy
Miss Peterson
Charity Becomes Phase Of Willing Workers Home Work
The Willing Workers Home extension club of northern Spink county adds charity to its main project Home Furnishing. Over two years cash donations supported Children’s Home Sioux Falls Salvation Army Aberdeen and Crippled Children’s Fund St Paul. Funds come from community parties with modest refreshment charges and a quilt sale with dinner tickets.
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Willing Workers Home Extension Club
Spink County
Lucy Dunker
Children's
Sioux Falls
Salvation Army
Aberdeen
Crippled Children's Fund
St Paul
Beauty Begins At Home With Water
The piece muses on beauty and cleanliness, arguing that neatness matters for appearance and health. It contrasts cleanliness with mere aesthetics, stressing that clean skin and scalp require consistent hygiene practices. It notes a universal medical view that clean conditions support beauty, despite differing methods. The excerpt ends with Tennessee's 1930 revenue projections from auto licenses and gasoline tax.
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Gay
Grandmama Nabor on Being Neighbors at World Fellowship
Grandmama Nabor voices a World Fellowship party idea that nations should act as good neighbors. She recalls neighbors uniting to help during hard times and argues wars often arise from petty disputes. The scene shifts to a shy Korean guest playing guitar as everyone learns that neighbors feel like family across borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haee Christoffersen
Grandma Nabor
Grandma
Settlin
Ikea
What Shall Endure Poem Featured in Digest and Petals
Huron woman Ethelyn Miller Hartwich has a poem What Shall Endure selected by Glenn Clark for a hundred best poems collection. The quatrain, first printed in the South Dakota Anthology and later in the Kansas City Star, is reprinted from Pasque Petals November issue noting ancient roads and walls that once joined and guarded, now fallen.
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Huron
Literary Digest
Ethelyn Miller Hartwich
Glenn Clark
South Dakota
Kansas City Star
Velvet Shapes For All Seasons In Fashion Report
Velvet takes center stage with semi formal gowns, street coats, and evening wraps. Velvet colors like wine brown and rich browns headline coats and wraps while transparent velvet appears in nightwear and lingerie. Care tips emphasize shaking, ventilation, steam avoidance, and occasional dry cleaning to extend life.
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Evelyn Coxne
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Great Britain
the Book World
E. F. Wipf
Phone Ee
Appoieiment
Spink
Scotland
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Sears, Roebuck& Co
Armour & Co
Chicago & North Western
Crosley
Beauty
Tennessee
Walla
OF Group Banking
Northwest
Northwest Bancorporation
National Bank OF Huron Auron
South Dakota Northwests
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