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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
7
A long church column discusses church life and good works, noting variation in evangelism and public response. It lists services for Bethlehem Lutheran, Congregational, First Church of Christ Scientist, Salvation Army, St Martins, Nazarene, Central Church, Bethel AME, Full Gospel, American Lutheran, and other local congregations with Sunday plans and themes for autumn programming.
The Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran ChurchMissouri Synod on Dakota Ave South at Eleventh St invites parishioners to English Holy Communion 7:00 a m and German worship with Holy Communion 9:00 p m Registration for Holy Communion is Saturday after 2 o clock The sermon theme Son be of good cheer thy sins are forgiven there is nothing in this world that mis meeds so much as forgiveness of sin Attend to hear and learn and obtain pardon for all
Readers are shown a church calendar featuring Rally Day activities at multiple parishes. Awards are announced for Cradle Roll and Beginners departments, with lists of recipients including Gale Kooyman and Shirley Ann Madison. The piece notes a unified church school effort and invites all ages to attend services and Epworth League meetings.
The Highmore High School student body completed officer selections for all classes. Leaders include Josephine Quirk as president and Leo Garrigan as vice president, with officers named for the senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. Jack York began his junior year boosting enrollment to 58 students.
Langford senior Coll Parkes of Langford the new president of the Phi Mu Sigma science fraternity at Huron College. Parkes majors in science pursuing pre medical study and passed the Medical Up Made Test in 1936. He serves as vice president of both junior and senior classes and contributes to college publications while acting in Campus Players.
Weather data shows temperature highs and lows from last year and record values, plus year to date precip and normal figures. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with slightly warmer conditions, and scattered showers possible in parts of South Dakota and Iowa including extreme east regions, with Minnesota seeing cloudy skies and possible showers. Sunrise at 6 31 am and sunset noted.
Candidates from the Scoutalist party win key posts including mayor and police chief. Final commission results list Scoutalists and Square Dealers with vote tallies. Mayor George Green to appoint officials as Scouts reflect on loyalty and promises amid appointments.
Monsignor D. F. Desmond marked his 85th birthday today with visitors stopping by the rectory and a steady stream of greetings from friends near and far. He quipped that he feels as young as 40 years ago after a shingles illness earlier this summer and climbed stairs to the Huronite office without fatigue.
Mrs Anna Smatley of Roundup Montana was elected most worthy grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star at the convention in Indianapolis The next convention will be held in San Francisco in 1940 This report covers the final session and the leadership choice by the general grand chapter
Ports from all church organizations were wen. The Rev. W. A Luke was fe.
Police officer Jake Nelson announced enforcement of the no U turn rule on 2nd and Dakota avenues to relieve congestion. He said officers would now strictly enforce the regulation after patrols were recently assigned to the area.
Judge Alva Taylor granted a divorce to Harold Riley and Mary I. Riley on cruelty grounds. The couple wed in Woonsocket on June 23, 1937, and Mary L Denny’s maiden name was restored. ELECT CHURCH OFFICERS ST LAWRENCE Oct 1 Special annual church election was held Tuesday night Sept
Mrs Le Peck and family departed Tuesday from their home in Washington. Reuben and Eddie Kludt and Howard Weber left for Bayt and Watertown in hope of finding employment.
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