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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
6
Community groups meet across the week with fraternal orders, church socials, PTA reports, and youth activities. Highlights include La-Ko-Tah Commandery gathering, Star Encampment at the hall, Lathem church youth social, St Mary’s Altar Guild, a Halloween party for Dakota Juveniles, and Murray PTA activities with elections and program plans.
The Mary Laughlin World Wide Guild held its first meeting after summer break with twenty members present. Guests included Mrs. C. Laughlin and Mrs. Clara Mingus as honor guests. A chili supper, brief business, and games followed in the church basement. Meanwhile the American Legion delegates were elected for the fifth district meeting on October 20 at Ashton, with Nora Hopkins presiding over officer installations and reports. Bridge prizes and lunches were also noted, with future meetings set for October 27.
An advertisement urges readers to sprinkle Feat on their dentures each morning to prevent slipping and give all day comfort. It claims improved grip, no paste taste or sensation, and suggests asking a druggist about the product.
The forthcoming wedding of Bernice Bowers to Gerald W. Beddow is highlighted as an event of the coming week. A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ray B. Fletcher at 124 Kansas Avenue Southeast featured an attractive table arrangement with white pom-poms and delphinium in white pottery vases. Guests included Bernice and Valeria Stuart Batty, Beddow, Evalyn Jaeschke, Florene Baird, and others from Water Street and nearby circles.
A newborn infant is recorded as weighing eight pounds and named Donald Claude. The text notes an average person uses about Ww pounds of air daily.
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