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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1930
Page
7
A home demonstration agent, Miss Sara L. Dewing, urges balanced school and work lunches. She outlines three essential food classes, the need for hot noon meals in rural schools, and how proper nutrition supports health and study. Topics cover proteins, minerals like calcium and iron, iodine, vitamins, water, and meal planning for children and office workers.
The article outlines caloric requirements for various ages and sexes, noting high needs for young children and the impact of activity. It lists daily food groups and portions to meet protein, minerals, vitamins, and energy, emphasizing balanced intake over excess protein or fat and detailing recommended daily servings and protein rich foods. It also discusses energy as calories and the constant need to fuel internal body functions, with higher needs for growth and activity.
Marian Kalayjian, daughter of Parker physician Dr D S Kalayjian, who will perform October 21 at the Huron College chapel, stems her talent from a lineage of Armenian and Norwegian heritage with missionary roots. Her early piano gifts led to Juilliard study and Paris prize wins, and she has already appeared in Sioux Falls as a gala civic event.
Instructional note describes making a quick cranberry sauce with a quarter pound of cranberries two cups water and sugar. Boil sugar and water five minutes add berries and cook until skins pop then cool. For thinner sauce boil water and sugar first then add berries and cook until popping stops.
Grandma Nabor muses on housecleaning memory quilts and the stories woven into each square. She notes the comfort of old fabrics and the value of tiny daily acts over grand plans as she reflects on family, time, and happiness.
The Huron area P T A groups set monthly meetings at Wilson Linesin Washington and Me Kinley schools while Jefferson and junior high schedule discussions. November will focus on how children spend leisure time with subgroups on movies reading and games. Leaders for groups at several schools are named, with more to be appointed. Miss Stella Wood will attend the April FTA banquet.
Careful inspection shows neglected complexions from summer can shock a girl facing fall with red noses blotchy skin and lifeless hair. Restoring beauty takes weeks of patient care. cosmetics help but cannot replace wholesome feeding fresh air exercise and proper cleansing. Some skins may respond more quickly, but persistence and general health are key to improvement.
Miss Sara L. Dewing home agent for Beadle Spink and Mand counties outlines a training week for women district demonstrators. October 13 opens in Jeffersonia with a Christmas gift demonstration and a 1 15 p m business session followed by lessons on home furnishing and Better Home Bedding. The same program repeats at Miller and Howell on subsequent days with 4 H club meetings in Niner and a leaders conference in Friday at Redfield, marking completion of district training.
The Wednesday Evening Bridge Club met at Ida Newton's home with three tables in rotation. Mrs. H. P. Hemming won the receiving high, and about a dozen Nor man Bay area youths were entertained after school at Joyce Wiederster’s birthday party. A luncheon followed and gifts were exchanged as the group enjoyed games and bridge.
Jewelry trends forecast favor carved settings and modernistic designs with baguette stones and multicular effects. Pearls and crystals remain essential for evening wear while rhinestone clips gain popularity. Rubies paired with off white satin gowns mark a new note in this season’s style.
Step by step instructions for making a layered jellied cranberry salad. Dissolve lemon gelatine in boiling water and alternate layers of cranberries celery and chopped nuts with gelatine. Chill until firm, unmold onto lettuce and serve with mayonnaise.
A reflective piece on how even the trained elite pause to watch a yo yo gesture. It muses on the paradoxes of skill and play, comparing swift flings and returns to broader life choices and the lure of pleasant misdirection.
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