Friendly Circle Meets at YWCA Cottage
Friday at 8 o'clock the Friendly Circle gathers at the YWCA cottage for social time and masquerade fun.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
8
Friday at 8 o'clock the Friendly Circle gathers at the YWCA cottage for social time and masquerade fun.
Showings of camp life at Camp Claiborne La featured color pictures by Buell Cotton of Huron with Mrs. Cotton hosting two hundred relatives and friends. Fortnightly Club members met at Mrs McArthur’s with papers on humor and a Gamma Beta Sigma Phi gathering led by Miss Eleanor Keck.
Residents and visitors fill Alpena and nearby areas with social activity. Mrs. Bonilla travels to Watertown to visit son James Jellis and family. guests stay with the Hamilton and Winegar households. Individuals from Omaha Aberdeen Pocatello and Maine stop by for visits and business. School events include a Junior Class ticket sale party and the Easy Acesridge Club meeting.
Senior Class accompanied by Principal L L Bump attended Blue and White Day in Mitchell. Hazel Phillips and Mildred Swanson of Sioux Falls spent the weekend with their parents. Me Wilhelm and family drove to Wells to attend events and visit with Mr and Mrs Moller. Mrs Moller joined the Wilhelms for a few days. Mr and Mrs Frank Kearney and Mrs W M Chitwood returned from Wisconsin after a three week stay. They planned a deer hunt in the Black Hills. Andrew Bleinsasser of Pierre visited Yale and Cavour with their parents. Dorothy Gilchrist and daughter Janice spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Mabel Gilchrist.
Huron residents and guests gathered for a county Extension Club luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Ray Hedlund, Mrs. Pearl Lind, Mrs. Mabel Gilchrist, and Mrs. C. W. Gilchrist. Raymond Hoyer of Rapid City visited Friday night at the Bottomley home with his sister Irma.
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