Thorp 4-H Club Plans and Reorganization Notice
Miss Blanche Harmon of Garden City reports on the Thorp Thread and Thimble club achieving its gold seal for required work. The group reorganized September 12 with officers Christine Bannick president and Merle Kolnes vice president, Blanche Harmon secretary, Marjorie DePeel treasurer, Stella Steopherson reporter.
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Blanche Harmon
Garden City
Thorp
Nta
Thorpachool
Khow
Theo
Christine Bannick
Merle Kolnes
Marjorie DePeel
Stella Steopherson
G. V. DePeel
Charles Stacey
Brookings
Clark
Codington
Miss Harmon
Girl Reserve Club Reelects Dowman President
Wellington site reports the Girl Reserve club holding its first meetings of the year at Wessington High. Adviser Mi Wakey returns to guide the group with Dorothy Dowman re elected as president.
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Wessington
Wellington
Mi Wakey
Dorothy Dowman
Agnes Huteh
School Club Elects Officers and Plans Backward Party
Inson was elected vice president, Harriet Carstens named secretary and Helen Mitchell treasurer. The club will host a backward party for Wemeaday evening with new girls as guests and a temper ship drive to follow.
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Inson
Harriet Carstens
Helen Mitchell
Wemeaday
First Hi Y Meeting Held On Friday
The Hi Y of the Senior high school held its first cabinet meeting Friday afternoon during the activity period. A meeting is planned for some time this week inviting all Hi Y boys to attend. Three high school boys are to give talks of interest to attendees. It is hoped great interest will follow.
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Slort
Prizes Won By Clyde Cream Crusaders at Junior Fair
George Conrad reports the Clyde Cream Crusaders met September 2 at the W. T. Smith home after an August meeting was canceled for the Junior fair. Four first prizes and three second prizes were won by dairy calves shown by the club. Ross GiViatt and Johany Reeve helped on the judging team at the State Fair as all calves were shown except one. The club thanks the Commercial club for the prizes.
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Clyde Cream Crusaders
George Conrad
W. TF. Smith
Gream Crusaders
Ross Gviatt
Johany Reeve
State Yarr
Cream Crusaders
Huron Kiwanis Provides Vocational Guidance For Students
The Huron Kiwanis Club plans to distribute questionnaires to high school juniors and arrange conferences with experts. The goal is to give every student access to vocational guidance from experienced professionals.
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Huron Kiwanis
Huron High Reserve club names new officers
The Huron High School Reserve club introduces its year cabinet with President Vera Lindsey and officers including Bernice Bowers as Vice President Lillian Vanderburg as Secretary Ruth Small as Treasurer Amber Van as Program Chairman Elizabeth Miner as Social Chairman Margaret Peterson as Service Chairman Lola Carlson as Ring Chairman ThemJa Chgadier as Publicity Chairman Dorothea De as Show Room Chairman Leta Burdick along with advisors Eleanor Jones Maria Grimes Kathleen Jarard Vernice Odland Julia Russell Gertrude Hartung and Dorothy Harlow. The cabinet planned for the year and met to honor last year’s cabinet and map activities. Members in uniform aided new students during the first week of school.
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Huron High School Reserve Club
Vera Lindsey
Bernice Bowers
Lillian Vanderburg
Ruth Small
Amber van
Elizabeth Miner
Margaret Peterson Ring Chaiman
Lola Carlson
ThemJa Chgadier
Dorothea de
Leta Burdick
Eleanor Jones
Maria Grimes
Kathleen Jarard
Vernice Odland
Julia Russel
Gertrude Hartung
Dorothy Harlow
New 4-H Magazine Introduced By Kansas City Publishers
A new 32 page magazine titled The National 4-H Club Magazine debuts from Kansas City Missouri 4-H Publishing Co. It features standout 4-H members from across states reports on club progress and regular topics for 4-H boys and girls. Clubs may request information by writing the result editor at the Huronite or contacting publishers directly.
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Kansas City
4-H Publishing
Tare
Three Rural Schools Receive Young Citizens Leagues Charters
Beadle county superintendent Nellie Hrusso announces three rural schools earned Young Citizens League charters since the fall term opened. Foster Creed league in Lake Brons township chartered Sept 6 with Miss Elizabeth Wurz teaching. Dearborn No 1 Rose league chartered Sept 24 with Miss Florence Grant. Climbing Citizens at Gable school in Custer township chartered Sept 24 with Miss Elsie Weise teaching. Albert Hintermeister noted as recording secretary and received charter.
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Nellie Hrusso
Beadle County
Young Citizens League of
South Dakota
Foster Creed League
Lake Brron Township
Elizabeth Wurz
Foster Creed School
Whd Rose League
Dearborn No. 1
Florence Grant
Climbing Citizens
Gable School
Custer Township
Elsie Weise
Albert Hintermeister
Wessington Girls Install Officers
The Junior Girl Reserve club in Wessington held an officer installation at Mildred McElrath's home Friday night. Officers named include Floriene Baird president Mildred McElrath vice president Inora Geiver secretary and Rachael Hutchinson treasurer Advisor for the year is Miss Jean De Haven. Two council members Mrs Scotchbrook and Mrs Hutchinson attended the ceremony.
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Wessington
Mildred McElrath
Floriene Baird
Inora Geiver
Rachael Hutchinson
Jean de Haven
Scotchbrook
Hutchinson
I. ©. Weehing
Beadle Counts
Y. W
A' Board of Directors
Mary E
Y. W. C. A. Officials Attend Meeting
Anspach, associate secretary of the Y. W. C. A., was present along with other officials at the gathering.
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Anspach
The
Ubetican Club Has Successful Year and Activities
The Ubetican Club of Fedora met at G. W. Carpenter home on September 3 to plan State Fair exhibits. Four members showed work. one member led a demonstration team and went to the Fair. another won a free trip to HarOm to help with exhibits. A graduate joined a nursing program at Mitchell, another class member attends the State University at Vermillion, and the club looks ahead to next year’s projects.
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Ubetican Club
Fedora
G. W. Carpenter
Harom
St. Aoe
Eph's Hospital
Mitchell
State University
Hazel Carpenter
Vernon Busy Bees Candy Sale Earns Two Dollars Thirty Five Cents
Grace Wessels of Virgil reports the Vernon Busy Bees held two July candy sales totaling 2.35 dollars. Club dress worn by some members. local leader Mrs. N E Harper, president Miss Alice McBride, secretary treasurer Miss Clara Schambers. Also notes a benefit show at Gettysburg theater with Alces Irish Rose staged in August.
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Vernon Busy Bees
Grace Wessels
Virgil
N. E. Harper
Alice McBride
Clara Schambers
4-H Club Ticket Plan Funds State Fair Trip
Gladys Stewart of Gettysburg reports that 4-H members sold tickets in the days before the show, with each member selling at least ten. The effort allowed many boys and girls to attend the State Fair.
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Gladys Stewart
Gettysburg
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