4-H Clubs Race To Ruskin Park Recognition Banquet
Nearly 300 4-H club members leaders and parents attended a Friday banquet at Ruskin Park. Ernest Grace chaired as speakers from Braok ings Sanborn and Diana Purebred presented talks and awards.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1940
Page
8
Nearly 300 4-H club members leaders and parents attended a Friday banquet at Ruskin Park. Ernest Grace chaired as speakers from Braok ings Sanborn and Diana Purebred presented talks and awards.
A doctor advises addressing the cause of constipation by increasing dietary bulk through easily digestible fiber. The message promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a source of roughage, recommends drinking water, and suggests consulting a physician for chronic issues.
The Jolly Janes Cooking Club met October 11 at the Charles Lowery home with seven members and seven visitors. Margaret Rudy's cake was judged moist with a fine texture and delicious flavor.
Jolly Coyotes 4 H Club leader A Lyman recorded all cooking and sewing articles for the year at Ruth Johnston’s home. Next meeting is Monday at 7 30 p m October 20 at Twila Johnson’s home with officers to be elected for the next year. Halloween party planned in honor of club members' mothers.
Francis Katz reports Sunnyside School has seventeen pupils divided across eight classrooms. The class program includes new workbooks in science art English spelling and new science textbooks. Sixth graders study New England states and Middle Atlantic geography while history covers English colonial independence from England.
On the front board a health chart tracks pupil hygiene by tracing a hand and marking hair brushed teeth cleaned nails and handkerchief usage. New Y C S officers are Teddy Walters president Francis Katz vice president Donald Winters secretary Verla Katz treasurer. A new bat was bought for lower grades from the Y C S funds.
Jerald Heeg a seventh grader at Clifton notes a new school symbol inspired by the U S flag with inscriptions God Bless America It s Great to be an American and Liberty Equality and Justice The item is described as a symbol of America representing gratitude for their form of government and hope for continued blessings.
Eva Belle Baum is announced as president at the first meeting of the Country laidens H Club held at her home. The new leader called the meeting to order as Alice Zeeck led songs and a roll call showed five members and one visitor, Ina Fritz, present.
The club discussed methods to raise funds for the new year and a dance was proposed but not finalized. Virginia Timm presented “The Aims of 4H Club Work,” followed by member discussion. Lunch was served by Mrs Baum with help from Eva Belle. Next meeting at DeEtta Dercheid's home on November 3.
The Sunshine League of Fairfield No 4 held its second meeting following the usual procedure. It was decided to host a Halloween party and a kitten ball game with Fairfield No 2. After adjournment refreshments were served by Jonas Tschetter and Ferdy.
Registration continues until October 26 but a heavy penalty on aliens registered is postponed. A total of 26 aliens have registered in the state, with local advisories and late notices noted at Redfield.
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