Highmore Girl Earns Superior in Regional Declamatory Contest
Jane May of Highmore, taught by Naomi Dusseau, received the only superior rating in the seventh and eighth grade division at the Fort Pierre regional declamatory contest last Saturday. Hyde County winners also included Veda Woodford of Holabird Grammar School taught by Martha Koskan in fifth and sixth grade and Wallace Murphy from Highmore Grade School under Ruth Clark in the third and fourth grade division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane May
Stuceny A. Wee Hughmore
Fort Pierre
Naomi Dusseau
Hyde County
Veda Woodford
Wallace Murphy
Veda
Holabird
Martha Koskan
Wallace
Highmore
Ruth Clark
Want No Softies In Boy Scouting
The Boy Scouts of America boast no softies as they aid disaster relief and community service. For 30 years they have sold Liberty Bonds, saved lives, delivered Thanksgiving baskets, aided in rescues, controlled traffic, and assisted in campaigns and ceremonies while promoting fitness and Americanism through first aid, signaling, and camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
National Council of the
New England
Scouting Rescue Efforts Highlighted Across the Nation
The article notes Bar Scouts and Scout troops aiding in emergencies from tornadoes to floods and blizzards, with trained rescue work and charity drives providing clothes, furniture, food, and supplies. Initiated in 1924 by a Roosevelt suggestion, the relief work continued for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Roosevelt
4-H Club Elects Leader At First Live Stock Meeting
The first meeting of the 4-H Live stock Boosters was held at the John Clarambeau home with all members present. Mr. Ladd and several visitors attended. Lloyd Hill was elected the new leader. A discussion covered stock to be entered in 4-H projects. Lunch was served by Mrs. Clarambeau. The next meeting will be at the Stratman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarambeau
Ladd
Lloyd Hill
Clarambeau
Stratman
Bertell Clarambeau
Quizzes Girls On Music Instruments At Scout Meeting
The Girl Scout Troop No. 1 of the Congregational Church opened by reciting laws motto and promise and saluting. Mrs. George M. Starling quizzed the girls on musical instruments before they split into patrols Delores Boyd Patty de Mario and Mary Lane Hall joined the Variety Patrol Each girl will bring material for Christmas gifts to the next meeting and will share what Thanksgiving means to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
George M. Starling
Delores Boyd
Patty de Mario
Mary Lane Hall
Jeanette Kunhart
Older Girl Scouts Work On Clothing Badge
Lieutenant Holm leads the Wo hele group at the Baptist Church meeting to start with the clothing badge. Members will bring fashion magazines and paper to plan a school outfit and discuss clothes for occasions. The group will later pursue the cooking badge. The meeting closed with Taps and Run Along Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Holm
Wohele
Batist
Yota Skezas
Kathrene Skézas
Lucille Holm
Mary Jane Trenerry
Sakakaweas Tell Of Books Read
The Sakakawea Troop 7 at the Presbyterian Church held a Monday after school meeting where girls reported on books read during book week. Clara Suckerman read The Unfinished House and Flucky Little Patsy, Norma Jean Bonesteel Mystery of Lilac Inn, Marjory Jones The Boy of the Last Crusade, Carolyn Lindsey Bluebear, and Carol Findley Florence Nightingale. Next Monday Mrs. Easton will quiz the girls on the cyclist badge as they pursue it. The meeting closed with songs Taps and Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Clara Suckerman
Flucky Little
Patsy
Norma Jean Bonesteel
Marjory Jones
Carolyn Lindsey
Bluebear
Carol Findley
Florence Nightingale
Decorate School For Thanksgiving At Connell School
Seventh grader Phyllis Hintz notes student art and bulletin board displays at Connell School. Thanksgiving scenes mix with Armistice Day dec orations, featuring Liberty Statue Independence Hall and American Flag. Lest We Forget poster flanked by flags. students crafted turkeys pilgrims shacks pumpkins and fall leaves to study design principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell School
Phyllis Hintz
Violet Hohm
Christmas Program Parts Are Assigned at Fairfield No 4
Jonas Tschetter notes all received roles for the December 20 program. A 32 piece dinner set and other prizes will be awarded. Every Monday the group reads a Bible verse from Gideons and stories from the Bible primer. Last Friday they built a five foot high six foot diameter snow house like an igloo and enjoyed the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Tschetter
Fairfield No. 4
Gideons
Elect Officers Of Happy Cockers Club
The Happy Cockers Club met at Lois Claram beau home and elected De Joris Stratman as president Shirley Goseh as vice president Lyla Hotch kiss as secretary and treasurer Miss Neff explained the year program Lunch was served to seven members and eight visitors Mrs John Clarambeau leads the club PROGRAM TONIGHT Richland No 1 School pupils present a program tonight with four plays three songs and eight recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Cockers Club
Lois Clarambeau
de Joris Stratman
Shirley Goseh
Lyla Hotchkiss
Miss Neff
Clarambeau
Arteman
John Clarambeau
Richland No. 1
Girl Scouts Honor Two At Farewell
Sakakawea Troop held a farewell for Constance and Margaret Ann Griffith at the Presbyterian Church. They played games, sang, and shared lunch. Each girl donated a dime to buy the two a Scout pin and handbook before they move to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Margaret Ann Griffith
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Ann
Hollywood
Caral Findley
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Mary Lee Abbott
New York
Central
South Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
PTL
Ong Roy
Geyerman’s
Coats
Craftshire
Hirshmaur
Girl Scouts
U. S. Weather Bureau
Arid
Winter Garden
Superior Tube Hockey
Red
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