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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
6
Social events list many meetings across town including U C T Lodge pet luck dinner at K P Hall for members and families, Division 23 B of L EB and other lodge meetings, plus church nuptials and multiple school and auxiliary gatherings. Attendees include grand lodge officers, local officers, and families with varied roles.
A fragmented beauty column notes a danger to a leading lady in MMA circles. The piece hints at dating routines and personal care products like Cashmere Bouquet soap, but the text is incomplete and ends abruptly, leaving the fate unclear.
Miss Virginia Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Anderson married Russell F E Bullis son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B E Bullis in Artesian. Rev Clarence Priersn officiated the single ring ceremony. The bride wore a crepe gown with velvet trim and wore a white gold necklace as her jewelry. Attendant Carter wore a coordinating dress. Both couples are graduates of Ian High School. Mrs Bullis has worked at the South Dakota Service and at Watertown.
The C B Club met with Mrs Susie Gutzler on October thirteen with twelve members present to roll esl. The October president Mrs Lole Der acheid conducted the short bus meeting. Thelma Brandstire and Mary Brancsire won honors in bridge. Lunch served by Mrs Lola Weatherill. Next meeting October twenty eighth with Mrs L Brandire. The Willing Workers Study Club met at Mrs Simon Rhoads home with seven members present. One dollar donated to iron lung fund. Book review by Mrs E Akeman. Dance planned for Legion Hall October, hosted by Mrs Loder. Fortnightly Club hosted by Mrs T W Loder with reports on Deadwood federation and a talk on weaving and the Jacquard loom. Woodman Circle met at Labor Temple with district manager Mrs Annat Troupe presiding. Drill team presented and officers noted for national institute in Omaha. Next meeting October 25 at Mrs Mary Bjorkset’s. no future Forest Club meetings next week.
Family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during the illness and passing of their dear boy. Thanks St Rose parish altar society and auxiliary group for flowers and support. names include Mr and Mrs J E Calvert Matlin Donald and Jack Calvert.
City brief items report Mra Mable Clan visiting De Smet and Ree Heights guests at Mrs Wood's aunt home. Notes on new lenses fitted, Pendicitis case improving, travel to Sioux Falls convention, fur purchases, and residents moving or visiting Pierre, Brookings, Mitchell, Omaha and Vermillion. Mentions Jasper Moulton returning to Vermillion to resume law studies and local social visits by Lenore Sutter.
Twelve Wessington women attended a bridge party in Wayland at the home of Mrs. Clark Anderson, a former Wessington resident, entertaining the Wayland Card Clots on Wednesday afternoon.
Yankton hosts the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star as officers install for the 6th annual term. Edith Hugill appoints new officers including Butterfield in Montrose and Knecht in Rapid City, with endowment funds announced for the Eastern Star Home at Redfield.
The Farmers Union convention endorsed President Roosevelts proposed peace actions and a nationwide vote on war entry via a Ludlow constitutional amendment. It backed the Bolleau farm tenancy bill with a $500 million appropriation and supported graduated land tax. A deadlock followed over a proposed shift to a nationwide president election replacing delegate voting. Water conservation emerged as a major focus.
The convention adopted a resolution denouncing the Norcia bill and backed several projects. Gratitude was expressed to the South Dakota Federation of Labor Alberta Mang of Huron and the city of Huron for support. The Farmers Union pledged continued cooperation with the state labor group and praised local sponsors as pivotal to the event. National officers from St. Chores and Jamestown attended, Loriks was re elected to lead the state for another year, and most officers were retained. A board meeting was set for Saturday.
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