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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
15
Readers propose discussing the full tale "King of the Golden River" though only excerpts are prompted. The brief exchange centers on the work and its themes, inviting a comprehensive, collective reading approach.
The Sakakawea Girl Scouts of Front 7 held their first meeting after summer vacation in the basement of the Presbyterian Church with about 12 girls present. Mrs. Harry Easton led, joined by visitor Mrs. Findley. They walked to Winters Park for football, then hiked to the river for games and nature notes. Officers appointed were Mary Jane Gilbert treasurer Norman Jean Bonesteel attendance chairman and Carol Findley scribe.
At the first meeting on Monday September 23 Huron Junior High girls elected Naomi Nelson president Shirley Best vice president Virginia Hellinger secretary Lois Fuller treasurer Laura Jean Grothe song reader and Frances Horton social chairman The meeting opened with Get Acquainted games and plans for the semester were discussed reported Virginia Hetlinger
The Broadway Belles Club of Broadland elected Miss Johnson president, Miss Jeffers secretary, Miss Dorma Jean Bies treasurer, and Miss Audrey Ford and Miss Jean Jeffers as gift selectors. Members will host two guests each meeting and exchange gifts of at least one dollar. A luncheon followed with two colored sandwiches, salad, cake, and coffee at Miss Marvel Jeffers home. The next meeting is set at Miss Donna Jean Hies home with Miss Dorothy Bies assisting.
At their first YCL meeting this year pupils of the Rudy Schools elected officers and set goals for the term. Edgar Rudy is president, Law rence Eckmann vice president, Esther Eckman secretary treasurer, Edna Eckmann reporter. Ten members in the league this year. Margaret Rudy teaches the school.
Girl Scout Troop No 6 of Titonka opened with songs and divided into patrols to work on activities. The Daisy Patrol aided Mrs Wallston with quilt plans, each girl making a part. The Sport Patrol arranged a party for Methodist Church children to meet nurse badge requirements. Busy Bee Patrol elected new officers as the meeting closed with taps.
Seventh and eighth graders at Fairfield No. 2 finished three classics. The works are Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving The Great Stone Face and The Paradise of Children by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Richard Eldeen notes the students enjoyed these stories for their interest.
Milford School pupils redecorated their classroom adding a CL charter frame. Eighth grader Clara Tschetter notes improvements to the room’s locks while first and second graders crafted fall decorations. The team formed white paper grapes, yellow and brown leaves on black backgrounds, windows sport squirrel cutouts, and health posters were displayed. Miss Walter teaches the Milford School.
A Johnson School note from Liberty District No 1 outlines the Young Citizen Code of Ethic topics to review weekly. Students will recheck sections every six weeks, covering patriotism duty courtesy good health sportsmanship truth and reliability.
Wallace, Democratic candidate for vice president, will address the northwest in Aberdeen Friday evening October 4. The former secretary of agriculture, nominated as the president's running mate at Chicago, will travel by special train to Jamestown NC and then by car to Aberdeen. Informants said the visit was confirmed by Tom Berry, state Democratic chairman, via the party’s headquarters and state central committee.
A fragmentary scene shows Sue Mary resisting a breakup with a Youth Progress crowd amid a marriage pressure. The text shifts to a real estate notice from Beadle County South Dakota detailing a public sale of parcels in Huron and Washington areas with sale terms, payment schedules, and a Beadle County official notice.
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