Training schools to begin for Central South Dakota women
Training schools for instructors of women extension clubs in Central South Dakota will start October 1. Beadle county opens September 22 at the Methodist church in Huron, Hand county meets September 23 in Miller, with leading conferences in Miller September 1 and Huron September 27. The program includes home furnishing lessons, a two year foods study, music and reading courses, and Christmas gift making.
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Women'a Extension Clubs
South Dakota
Sara N. Dewing
Spink, Beadle
Hand Counties
Beadle
Methodist Church
Huron
Hand County
Miller
Miss Dewing
Tri-County
Virgil
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Mary Rokhar
Washington D. C
Fish School
Nias Rokhar
Mary Dolve
Dolve
Books Express The Personality Of Every Home
Books express dignity culture hospitality and cheerful intimacy revealing the real personality of those who live. They shape room atmosphere and decor, serving as color spots and meaningful table accents. Built in shelves suit permanent homes while sectional units fit temporary spaces, with varied shelf sizes and ample room for larger volumes.
State Offers Practical Training And Education For Youth
Lyle C. Stitt of the South Dakota School of Agriculture at Brookings touts practical, farm-related curricula for youths over 15 years old. The five month program runs Oct 20 to March 26, offering high school level work plus specialized farming and home economics subjects, with dormitory discipline and a total cost of 200 dollars.
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Lyle C. Stitt
South Dakota School of Agriculture
Brookings Id
State School of Agriculture
Mr. Stitt
School of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Sritt
Mabel
Bryan
Cone
Sil
Gil
Mins Bryan
Prin- Paris
Ermal
Paul
J.scarboro
Mir. Stitt
Admuision
Dakota Writers Publish Verses
Daisy Dean Butler writes Peeling Potatoes published in the September Pasque Petals by South Dakota Poetry Society. Butler envisions global fame as a writer or artist while peeling potatoes, reflecting on dreams and wisdom in verse.
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Claudia S
Lemke
Huren
Daisy Déan -Befler
Lake Preston
South Dakota Poetry Society
Daisy Dean Butler
Auxiliary Officers Named At Woonsocket
The American Legion Auxiliary in Woonsocket elected officers for a third term. Gladys Lucas was named secretary and Jewel Which was named first vice president, Mina Thomas second vice president, Haze Hobard re-elected secretary, Frama Nielsen treasurer, Clara Strub historian, Hattie Webb chaplain, and Rose Vetter sergeant at arms. A Saint installation is planned for October with date to be set.
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Woonsocket
American Legion Auxiliary
Gladys Lucas
Mra
Jewel
Mina ‘Thomas
Miss Haze
Hobard
Frama
Nielson
Clara Strub
Hattie Webb
ose—Vetter
At. Arms
Witl
Prize winning 4 H hair care demonstration at State Fair
Two 4 H club girls Deretta Wright and Olive Redgnan from Lenox won a prize for a hair maintenance demonstration at the State Fair. They will attend the National 4 H Congress in Chicago this fall. The column shares the method for a soap based shampoo and rinses, plus recipes for roast duck and grape pudding.
Fall Ensemble Colors and Engraved Handbags Offer
Readable text outlines fall offerings featuring bags engraved with talope designs and jewel tone cosmetics sets. Names and exact items are unclear, but the collection emphasizes fashionable containers for money and makeup carried in colored ensembles.
New Shades Shaping Fall Hosiery Trends
A 1930s hosiery feature outlines twelve fall shades from the Textile Color Card association with four carryovers from spring. It highlights new colors such as cajou and caress plus beige browns, recommends varieties for evening, sports, and hiking use, and notes practical factors like durability and weight.
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Milton N. Gross
Textile
Caress
Osk Rose
Nitingale
Promerade
Fall Hats Add Subtle Flair Yet Seem Shapeless
A fashion note on fall hats from milliners explains the new style looks shapeless off the head but becomes attractive when worn. Hat positions vary with some sitting about an inch and a half behind the hairline while allowing hair to show around the face.
Huron Sees Return to Busy School Year
The piece reflects on how the school year resumes after vacation bringing a brisk, colorful shift to daily life. Youthful energy returns to the streets as veterans of daily life note renewed ambition and optimism in the town of Huron.
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Huron
Carrie Davis Study Club Meets in Hitchcock
The Carrie Davis Study Club gathered at Mrs. D. C. Hobare's home with Mrs. Lou Dorney assisting. Mrs. L. C. Sims and Mrs. Nellie Anderson were named on the topic committee for the next meeting as fall fashion outlooks note deep browns gunmetal and mesh hose returning.
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Hitchcock
Carrie Davis
D. C. Hobare
Lou Dorney
L. C. Sims
Nellie Anderson
Grandma Nabor Reflects on Caring for a New Baby
Grandma Nabor consoles a young mother overwhelmed by the mess and fatigue of early motherhood. She recalls her own years with boys and Mary, noting work becomes easier with love, and promising that someday the daughter will laugh at bumped toes when Jean visits with her own child.
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Hwen Christoffersen
Grandma Nabor
Warmin
Geome
Grandia
Jean
Mary
Cmd
Joan
Grandma
Grand-mia
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Central
By Hazel Christofferson
Timms
Insumomer
Myountain
Lovlier Har
Evelyn Coyns
Carrie Davis Study Club
New York
Codtain
All Werk
Hagman
Mar
Iike
Northwest Bancorporation Group
Northwest Bancorporation
National Bank OF Huron Runprove ‘Northwest Bancorporation
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