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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
6
A dense run of social events and meetings listed for Huron area clubs and individuals. Captains association, various women’s groups, Masons, Moose and church societies schedule gatherings from Monday to Wednesday, with hostesses named, locations, and times. Also notes a November Juvenile meeting, a December membership drive, and a November wedding in De Smet.
Wessington Springs Kiwanis met at Congregational church parlors with a brief business session, a postponed address by H B Ansted, and a musical feature by Nick Sherman. Hostesses hosted a luncheon and flag decor, then bridge with top scores awarded. Teachers Book Club reorganized with new officers Mrs Gibson president and Miss Ella Lewson secretary. Embroidery club elected officers, and Methodist church youth class held a party with games and refreshments.
A flurry of home entertainments and club meetings marked the week. Mrs. Bromwell and many neighbors hosted Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday evening gatherings. Business and Professional Women's Club met at the library with a quilt making and new member. Dinner parties and bridge clubs produced scores and hosting honors for Mr. and Mrs. Shilling and others. Notable guests included John T. Medin of Sioux Falls and the Robinsons.
The Wednesday Luncheon Club hosted by Mrs 3 HL Quirk featured a three course meal at three small tables and an afternoon of bridge with Mrs M Harry OBrien earning high score and Mrs C E Noel second high. Thursday’s gathering at Franklin hotel hosted by Mrs J H Wooley included help from her daughter Mrs Perry Goth Ree Heights and continued with card games. Three year old Nancy Carrot Carpenter celebrated her birthday with fifteen young friends, playing games.
The South Dakota Life Underwriters association endorsed Coh C. Lewis for state insurance commissioner under the Berry administration during its annual convention in Huron. Old officers were reelected, and the group planned its spring sales congress for April 15 in Huron. Tom Scaniog was endorsed as deputy. A legislative program committee includes A. KR Ferguson S B Sneelly Watertown H J Gilbertson Aberdeen EM Whisman Huron and A E Nickelson Sioux Falls. Association officers reelected HL Hildebrandt Sioux Falls president C H Warring Watertown secretary treasurer A R Ferguson Watertown and J A Norris Aberdeen vice presidents.
The Beadle County Democratic Women’s club reorganized at a Roosevelt era gathering at Mr. E. H. Bruemmer’s home. Mrs. M. W. Smith remains president. Leona Heckman elected treasurer. Headquarters will be at county Democratic HQ over Myers’ cigar store. A luncheon at Humphrey’s drug store honored Mrs. Ann Struble and Miss Myrtle Morrison.
Members returning from Pierre attend sessions at the Democratic headquarters where Mrs E H Bryan county vice chair presided over all meetings as acting president.
Hitchcock high school seniors present the play Baby Steps Out tomorrow evening at Nugoy theatre. Proceeds go to the student association to finish paying for the trophy case funded by last year’s graduating class. Cast includes Edith Arm Ann Schroeder Eva Stephens Robert Dickson Irene Dixon Arthur Gross and Dave Payne with Maxine Sutter in a reading role before illness prompted a substitution. City schools close Wednesday for Thanksgiving vacation and resume the following Monday.
A historical note advises using a solution of one teaspoon oxalic acid in hot water to remove stains from old wood floors. The liquid is poisonous and should be kept away from people and animals. It should be allowed to sit on the wood overnight, then all traces of the acid must be thoroughly rinsed away.
Second grade children of the White side consolidated school visited industrial plants and other places of interest in Huron Saturday. They were accompanied by chaperones and teachers on the educational outing.
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