Pattern 4995 Bolero Frock For Young Girls
A 1939 look inspires Pattern 4995 a sleeveless bolero atop a short or long frock with a high waist. Anne Adams designs feature braid buttons and contrasting trims in wool silk or cotton. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 require small fabric amounts and 15 cents per pattern book and pattern orders to The Evening Huronite.
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Anne Adame
Anne Adams
Huronite
Pattern Department
Third Street
S. E
Huron
Dak
South Dakota 4-H Honors Six Members At Banquet
Six 4-H club members received special recognition at the State Leaders Association luncheon on November 12. Leadership pins were awarded to two boys and two girls, while bronze plaques honored Gladys Lewis of Hand County and Leslie Ponto of Brookings County as all-around club members reflecting industry, attitude, and loyalty. A. W. Palm of Huron presented the plaques to Ponto and Lewis, with Esther Taskerud representing Edith Firson. The selection, by a state 4-H committee, emphasizes steady growth and service, not championships, and marks a first in South Dakota. The ceremony also added four junior leaders to the role of honor: Carol Overgaard, Allan Svee, Dale Barton, and Vernon Noordsy, each receiving leadership pins from association officials.
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Gladys Lewis
Hand County
Leslie Ponto
Brookings County
Palm
A. W. Palm
Huron
Young Ponta
Lewis
Esther Taskerud
Edith Fierson
State College
Leslie
South Dakota
Carol Overgaard
Lincoln County
Allane Svee
Faulk County
Dale Barton
Beadie County
Vernon Noordsy
Turner County
A. C
Adien
Jane Keen
Camp Miniwanea
Shelby
Michigan
Altthough
Beadle County
Winsor Alane Svee
Happy Workers Club
National Club Congress
Chicago
Sshe
Carop Miniwanea
Handy Helpers 4-H Club Meets At Moores
The Handy Helpers 4-H Club met at leader Mise Moore’s home on Friday November 25. Eight members and one visitor attended. Members appointed committees and made hat stands. A hostess lunch was served and plans were set for a holiday party on December 28.
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Handy Helpers 4-H Club
Mise Moore
Deliz Bahr
Tyrrell School Program Draws Large Crowd
Tyrrell School held a program Wednesday night that drew a large crowd. The event included refreshments like popcorn and candy and a fish pulling prize. Prizes and proceeds totaled $9.31. Six pupils express thanks to all who helped. Report by Wargus Greenan, Foster District No. taught by Leland Greenan.
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Tyrrell School
Will Manss
Fieso
Walpad
Wargus Crite Greenan
Foster
Leland Greenan
Hand 4-H Member From Wessington to National Congress
Saran Lake of the Wessington Bluebells will represent Hand County 4-H at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 2. She earns this trip as a County Record Winner and will receive a gold pin from Montgomery Ward and Company. Lake has been a 4-H member for nine years with extensive projects in clothing foods canning handicraft home life conservation and health work.
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Chicago
Saran Lake
Wessington Bluebells
Wessington
Montgomery Ward and Company
Miss Lake J
Standings Report From Jefferson Pupils Honor Roll
Eunice McCoy of Jefferson School reports five pupils on the second six weeks honor roll. Charlotte Gleason led with an average of 90 1 5 in the eighth grade. David, Eunice McCoy, Mary Reilly and Norman posted over 89 1 4. Three pupils earned honorable mention: Rose Reilly, Shirley, and Junior Lyman. Total enrollment 22 pupils.
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Euntie McCoy
Jefferson School
Lyla Mae Gutzler
Charlotte Gleason
David
Eunice McCoy
Mary Reilly
Norman
Rose Reilly
Shirley
Junior Lyman
Report Results Of Second Period Tests
Report details second period tests at Jefferson School with notable scores. Seventh grader Mary Reilly led reading, while eighth grader Charlotte Gleason excelled in geography. Fifth grader Dalmer Polly topped history and Marilyn Reilly led language. Several students scored 100 in selling. Sixth grader Earl Reilly did well in science and first grader Shirley Lyman in arithmetic.
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Eunice McCoy
Jefferson School
Ites Lyla
Mae Guizler
Mary Reilly
Charlotte Gleason
Dalmer Polly
Marilyn Reilly
Seelling
Earl Reilly
Shirley
Lyman
Hand Pupils Are Scared On Tests
MILLEN Nov 0 Special Somewhat earlier in the school year all seventh and eighth grade students of Hand County rural schools were given Unit Scales of Attainment under county superintendent Mrs Winifred Lorentsen. On Friday a group of seven rural teachers scored the papers after which individual profile charts will be worked out. Those who did the scoring were Carrie Canham Margaret Fanning Clara Ruzicka Mable Mechan Marie Siegling Elizabeth Cook and Mina Crec.
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Marie Siegling
Elizabeth Cook
Mina Crec
Grant League Plans Monthly School Paper Print
The Grant League decided to publish a school paper monthly and provide hot lunches during cold weather. After adjournment WY. C. L. members presented a program, reported Patricia King.
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Grant League
WY. C. L
Patricia King
Death of John Hall in Frankton after long illness
John Hall born December 12 1872 at Rock Glen New York died November 22 in Frankton after nearly a decade of illness. He grew up in New York, moved to Spink County in 1892 living in Northville then Mellette where he ran a Gray Line and later worked as Standard Oil agent. He married Mary Posson on June 29 1903. Survived by Evelyn Spear in Fort, an adopted daughter Jean Helen, and a daughter from a former marriage Mrs. B B Davison of Clark. Mary resides in Frankfort with Jean Helen.
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John Hall
Frankfort
Rock Glen
N. Y
Frankton
New York
Spink County
Northville
Mellette
Gray Line
Standard Oil Company
Mary Posson
Evelyn Spear
Jean Helen
B. B Davison
Clark
Mary
Jean
Ellen
Mrs Wright Hosts Bridge Club in Hitchcock
The New Deal Bridge Club met at Mrs W W Wrights home. Two tables played with Miss Ano Grose winning high score among guests, Eva Domy top among members, and Nina Armstrong taking the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs Slrene Gross and Miss Ann Gross. lunch followed.
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Wright
Hitchcock
New Deal
Crosby Thanksgiving Dinner with City Guests
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Crosby hosted Thanksgiving Day dinner at their home. Guests included their daughter Miss Avis Crosby, a Canistota teacher, and her friend Miss Fern Ferguson. Also present were Miss Virginia Grimm of Faulkton, Miss Charlotte Kubryod of Aberdeen, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Goodell with son Ward of Redfield.
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Orient Visitors Orient
L. J. Crosby
Avis Crosby
Canistota
Fern Ferguson
Virginia Grimm
Faulkion
Charlotte Kubryod
Aberdeen
L. Goodell
Ward
Redfield
Dinner guests in Huron and Yale areas
Mrs. Peutz and her son Renauld were dinner guests at L. C. Johannes home in Huron on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Funk were dinner guests at the John Decker home near Huron on Thursday.
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Huron
YALE
Deckers Exteartain
James A. Funk
John Decker
Huron Thuraday
Scouters Gather for Big Sioux Area Meeting in Pipestone
The Big Sioux Area of Boy Scouts holds its annual meeting in Pipestone Minnesota on November 29 with W A Lowry of Madison South Dakota as principal speaker. Representatives from Pipestone Tyler Ruthton Slayton Edgerton and Flandreau will attend.
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Pipestone
Mim
Big Sioux
Boy Scouts
W. A. Lowry
Madison
S. D
Tyler
Ruthton
1Slayton
Edgerton
Flandreaw
Burger heads to Punta Gorda for Florida winter
Sheffield Florida bound A J Burger left last week to spend the winter in Punta Gorda where he plans to enjoy milder weather and take a break from cold conditions.
Dinner guests in Blunt mark Thanksgiving gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sorken and three children of Minnesota with Mrs. Howard Tjoms and daughter spent Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs. John Tjomsland’s home. Mrs. Sorken formerly Miss Thelma Tjomsland. Alfred Wiedenman of Omaha visiting Blunt parents for a few weeks.
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Blunt
Oliver Sorken
Minnac Seppe
Howard Tjoms
John Tjomsland
Mis. Sorken
Thelma Tjomsland
Omaha
Alfred Wiedenman
Great Advance In Engineering by Charles A Chayne
Charles A Chayne chief engineer Buick division GM speaks on how 1939 car design blends comfort speed power and economy. He notes lower long lines improve stability and appearance, torque free coil rear suspension, better vision and wider front view, and expects favorable owner reaction this season.
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Charles A. Chayne
Buick
General Motors Corporation
Sally
College students spend Thanksgiving home from four colleges
Frankfort reports Huron College students Lynn Dorsey William Jones Cecil Cariier and Bruce Olson are home for Thanksgiving with their parents. Dakota Wesleyan University students Helen Phillips Clark Baird and Clayton Van Houten are also spending the weekend at parental homes.
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Frankfort
Lynn Dorsey
William Jones
Cecil Cariier
Bruce Olson
Huron College
Helen Phillips
Clark Baird
Clayton van Houten
Dakota Wesleyan University
Huron Visitors Dine with Stahi Family Sunday
Mrs. Joe K. Walte and family of Huron visited with Mr and Mrs Edward Stahi over a Sunday dinner. Also joining were Mr and Mrs John Walter and daughter Betty Jean and Mr and Mrs Johnny Pullman and their families for the meal.
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Huron
Walters
Yale
Joe K. Walte
John Walter
Betty Jean
Johnny Pullman
Edward Stahi
Loomer and Davis Families Visit in Sioux Falls
Nov 28 special report notes Mr and Mrs Earl Loomer and son Myron drove to Sioux Falls Wednesday evening to share Thanksgiving at their daughter’s home. Also Mr and Mrs Merle Davis hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs Web Davis and Mr and Mrs John Davis and families.
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Sioux Falls Orient
Earl Loomer
Myron
Sioux Falls
Davis Home Orient
Merle Davis
Mr. Davis
Web Davis
John Davis
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Jack Knabe, Inc
Dakota South Phone
Root Photo Studio
MIHC
Hurton
Poeuias
Cottage
Velvet Tobacco
Huron Liquor Store
WILSON BARBER_AUTO
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Dakota Fruit Market
Dakota Avenue South
Thatler House
W. A. Zeller
St. Lawrence
Sam Waller
Carpenter
Mintener
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
UI Kansas S. E. City
United Pocahontas
Huron Mills, Inc
Ist & Frank
Elk Creek
Hollarsush Machine Works
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A. M. Urquhart
Frank S. E
12Th
S. W
Brooks Agency
APTS
Simmons
Illinois
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Dr. Wends
Canton
S. Dak
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Nation Wide Service
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Esmond
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H. H. Grant
Sheldon F. Reese
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Great George Streets
Westminster
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Evening Huvonite Want Ad Department
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Handy Helpers Club
Moores
America
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Tewja Soshnick
Poland
Hand 4-H
Sarah Lake
National Congress
Chayne
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Wat Bank
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