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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1936
Page
6
Social events by Evelyn Harinagel list Monday and Tuesday club meetings across Huron area. Groups include Literary Coterie at Mrs Maude Urquert and Pla or So Extension Club with Mrs Hugh Barclay, plus Invincible Club banquet at Green Lantern and A A U W drama group in library basement.
Degree of Honor No 46 will meet Wee teeday of this week Instead of Thurs day in Labor Temple at 7:38 ov clock. There will be a social hour and all mem bers are urged to be present. Wid week service at the First Methodist Church Wednesday evening at 70 p.m. Prayer meeting of the Central Church of Christ Wednesday at 7-39 p.m. at 60d Oregon Avenue Southeast. Decree of Fenny No 221 will meet at £ 30 Wednesday in K. P. Hall, Regular meeting of Sabotoforce Club Wednesday evening at o'clock, ENTERTAINS FOR WRS. WOLLMANN Mr.& A. A. Wollmann was compliment tat an informa!ion given Saturday al terndon by Mrs. Chester N. White, 13% Nebraska Avenue Southwest, it was Mrs. Woltmann's birthday. The hours were passed informally by about twenty guests. FAREWELL PARTY FOR MR. AND MRS, McKENLEY Mr. and Mrs. Walter J Bachman were postesses at their home, 910 Beach Av inve Southeast Saturday evening st a farewell given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. McKin ley are leaving this week for Albany, Ore., tw here they will make their home. As six-thirty, sock a dessert dinner was served to end uests. The din
An array of social events unfolds with teas sponsored by Mrs Dooley Lusk Pisley and Camden Rayburn marking an end to the rush ing season. Guests from Brookings Pierre and Huron attend dinners and informal gatherings while Lloyd Miller and Pauline Breandstra wed in a Saturday ceremony at the Eversull home in Huron with Brandstrieter and Glover as attendants.
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a formal dinner dance Saturday with Geil Gibbs Gertrude Lampe and Betty Beddow named as new pisdats Valeria Stuart and Gladys Irish received ritual honors. The eight oclock event at Waren Country Club featured yellow toast cups corsages and a dance music by Dexter's orchestra. The Club note also records A N W Club meeting at Mrs Will Smiths with Mrs John Worrall assisting twenty three members and guests attended a Christmas party planned for Dec 17 and prizes awarded to Margrett Smith and Mrs Bole.
Local notes detail Mrs. Edwina Ainerue and son visiting Stevens Point while daughter Mrs. A Croft stays in Milwaukee. Charles Cripps returns from Verdi Minnesota. Mrs. H D Harrington back from Denver. Miss June Cameron visiting parents while teaching at Canistota. Floyd Van Tassel attends South Dakota association meeting in Watertown with him as president. Kohler attends funeral in Flandreau. Stoner family visits Ave tesian. clergy visits Madison for Rev A Seastrand funeral. Myr Seaswand passes after a weeklong illness. Earl Beddow moving to Rapid City. Dr R Nyquist becomes medical advisor at CCC camp near Custer. guests at J F Halladay include Dr Caslett and Dr Willhite. O G Liddle recovering from surgery. J G Brown and others attend Railroad Telegraphers meeting in Brookings. Thanksgiving services set for Methodist churches at Ironquoia and Esmond.
Mrs. Bryan Titus led eight members of a Miller Society bridge party Monday night with a seven o'clock dinner followed by contract. Prizes went to Mrs. Glemen, Mrs. Donald McCulen, and Mrs. Clinton Titus. Thanksgiving week also featured two Thanksgiving events hosted by Mrs. Hagin and Mrs. L. T. Jarmuth, including a tea and multiple contract games with high, low, and traveling prizes awarded. Chapter A K P BEG held a house warming for Mrs. Spain, and Mrs. Beck hosted a one thirty luncheon with red roses, five tables of contract-bridge, and traveling prizes awarded to Pangburna and Danburg.
Mrs Belle Zepp plans to attend Royal Neighbors events in Edgemont. John Richards recently recovered from influenza. Mrs August Steinhauser travels to Hecla and Fairmont for district deputy duties with the Royal Neighbor Lodge. LeRoy Delaney and daughter Mrs Lee Gilby visit Mildred Foglesong of Tulare and Mona Haag. Betva Lon Grass babys with a friend Colin Sawtelle. Emanuel Reitsma Clifford and Harold Moore visit the Rodrean home. Dele Van Voorhis Ann Schroeder and the Ven Voorhis family were guests at the Ven Voorhis residence.
Local residents report visits between families including Rodman and Seaman and exchanges with Armstrong and Dubois. Girt Reserves held a weekly meeting at the schoolhouse with Moe Grundsm(an) leading devotionals and plans for a future hike. New Deal Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Lucille Bender included three guests. Thanksgiving decorations and lunch were featured. Several bridge nights and hikes occurred. birthdays celebrated. local residents traveled to Minnesota and Florida. Cavour Ladies Aid, PTA activities, and a December bazaar and program were announced.
A reader letter from Bernard Altman of Mattapan Massachusetts claims Kellogg’s All-Bran cured his headaches and insomnia after ten years of use. The advertisement asserts All-Bran absorbs moisture, cleanses the system, and offers a money back guarantee with a week trial.
Home economist Inez S. Wilson explains broiling is easy with new cooking methods. Lower heat, thorough pre heating, and one turning produce tender steaks and chops. Suitable cuts include porterhouse T bone sirloin rib loin shoulder and lamb slices. Ground meat can be broiled as well.
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