Thursday Meeting Details With Mrs Hedlund Guests
Thursday notes list Mrs Ray Hedlund hosting with thirteen members present and Mrs John Orm as a guest. Mrs A M Beall led devotions and Mrs Chester Van Tuyl led the study period.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
6
Thursday notes list Mrs Ray Hedlund hosting with thirteen members present and Mrs John Orm as a guest. Mrs A M Beall led devotions and Mrs Chester Van Tuyl led the study period.
A busy schedule of fraternal, church, and school events in Huron includes Mizpah and Rebekah lodge activities at the Masonic Temple, a district Rebekah meeting in Wessington, a degree of honor juvenile gathering, a Mizpah carnival dance, and several P T A and club meetings. An out of town couple, Wiss Edna Lorine Crawley and LeRoy Charles Wieting, were married at Hitchcock Hitchcock.
The Wednesday Luneacon club opened its season with a dinner bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs Shreve Van Camp on Thursday, launching the second division in social activities.
A Richland Pearl Creek wedding united Miss Margaret Clock of Avon and George Franzen of Pearl Creek township at Lake Andes on Saturday. The couple returned to Avon for the wedding dinner and plan to reside on the Franzen farm in Pearl Creek township. Franzen attended Huron College.
In Thursday afternoon events a Miss Clock taught at a Ree Heights school dance drawing a large audience. Refreshments were served by the hostess at Mrs. Albin Hedlund home where the Pearl Creek Sociable Pearls met. The Richland Missionary Society also held a meeting.
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