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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1938
Page
11
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Bright youngsters model easy to make jumper dresses with Anne Adams self help patterns. Pattern 4950 offers button front jumper in wool for warmth and cotton blouses. Pattern 4056 comes in children's sizes with yardage details. Order forms request size name address and pattern numbers.
A collection of notes covers posture importance from Burns poetry to farm women clubs across Alabama Virginia Missouri and Missouri in 1936 1937 and related extension reports. It cites studies of posture in Home Demonstration meetings 4 H clubs and industry worker ergonomics plus reflect on mirrors and self awareness for better carriage and reduced fatigue.
A fall program expansion in Girl Scouts emphasizes arts and crafts across Brownie and older groups. Troops buy workbenches and tools to sustain skill development through autumn and winter, guided by Mrs. Chester Marsh and a panel of painters sculptors and designers.
Kenneth Poulisse of Fairfield No 2 reviews Hawthorne story The Great Stone Face. He explains how Ernest waits for a noble figure in old New England and discovers he himself embodies the Great Stone Face. The class also studies Rip Van Winkle and anticipates interest.
The South 2nd Street School opened August 29 with 30 pupils across eight grades. On the first day children found a hornet's nest on a school hinge and knocked it down. the hornets rebuilt elsewhere on the building.
At the home of George Shroder the corn club met with president John Wintle presiding. Twelve members attended. The discussion centered on exhibits for the State Fair with several members entering corn and pigs.
Rogers urged members to ensure all club records were complete for submission. The meeting adjourned and lunch was served by the hostess. The next regular gathering is set for Friday evening September 30 at the Fred Baum residence, reported by Dillon DeBoer.
Boy Scouts Troop 2 met last week in the basement of the Presbyterian Church to study for advancement. Groups formed for Tenderfeet Second Class and First Class work while merit badges were pursued. A parents night and an overnight hike to Lake Byron were planned for October 1. The troop decided to sell Christmas cards to pay dues. This report was written by Paul Findley.
Marguerite Greenan reports Tyrrell School in Foster District No 3 has new water cooler and croquet gear. Six mallets and balls and a ball and bat are available for use. Students enjoy the fresh equipment and playtime options.
Jessie Bennett reports the league elected Dora Hofer as president and John Hofer as secretary on September 9 with Joe Hofer also noted. Delores Anderson joined as a school league member. After new business the meeting adjourned and members dispersed.
Wayland School opened Sept 6 with Esta Williams as teacher and 24 pupils enrolled. First graders include Lyle Marshall Ronald Trow Wye Merritt and Phylis Douglas. The first meeting Sept 9 elected Rosemary Winegar president Desha Bothwell vice president Leis W secretary Viola Gehall corresponding secretary. Neal Corbin joins later this year. Students dismissed Sept 16 to attend Sut Fs. grades seven and eight read Great Stone Face.
Neot School runs music classes on Monday Wednesday and Friday for upper grades sixth to eighth and lower grades first through fifth. Students sing songs including Lite Brown Church in the Vale Sweet Kitty Claver and Fairest Lord Jesus.
The Coolidge League of the Conewell School studies spelling with a chart noting weekly improvement. Students Kenneth Barrett Miller Glare Vicllion Mintz achieved perfect scores last Friday while additional names appear in the classroom report.
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