The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 5

AFFAIRS OF YOUNG FOLK A section devoted to the news of boys and girls of Central South Dakota Hazel Christoffersen Editor Brookings Girl Winsji-H Prizes Seraldine Fenn Lauds Club YVork And Is Active In Different Projects One of South Dakota's outstanding cmb members is Miss Geraldine G. Fenn of Brookings county. She has written an account of her club experiences for the Dakota Farmer," February 15 issue, which stresses some of her accomplishments. "In 1326 the clothing club to which I lelong was organized by Miss Doolittlc, savs the home demonstration agent," Miss Fenn in the magazine story. though the number and some of members have shifted, the club functions and is now starting the fourth year clothing project.

Besides this, the members have also finished first year canning. The officers ol the club at the present time arc: Florence Fenn, local leader; Geraldine Fenn, president; Thornella Alexander, vice president and feporter; Marcella Bcneke, secretary treasurer. ''The other members include: ruid Dorothy Ellis. The leader and two Jnembers are now freshmen at South iDakota State college and the other three sophomores in Brookings high school. Attend All Camps "Every year the club has been repre- at club camps, junior short course, women's achievement day, county achievement day, district contest, and the State Fair.

In fact, it has entered ev- try club activity avaiable in Brookings county and as many outside of it as possible. The Jolly Workers possess a Charter and on it are three gold seals representing the satisfactory completion of three year's work in clothing. "Stunts have always been favorable emong 4-H people and some of those in tion work, the Jolly Workers have sent a demonstration team to the State Fair all three years. This team was composed of Agnes Ellis and myself, and the team has placed third at the State Fair for the past two years. The demonstrations have been, 'Darning 'Color in and 'Remodeling Felt "A has also been in training, the most active member of it being Marcella Bcneke.

We feel that demonstrations are one of the best phases of the club work and they should be stressed as much as possible. "It has been this club that 1 have- been able to so thoroughly enjoy 4-H club work. The Jolly Workers have made possible my winning three trips to the State Fair on demonstration teams. At the fair I have won 11 prizes in 13 exhibits including 2 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third. 3 fourths, and 1 eighth.

Last year I also entered the Style Review. However, the climax of it all came this year I was awarded a trip to Chicago as State Home Economics Champion and placed second in the Sir Lipton 'Trophy contest. club which our club has entered at camps and junior, short course are: "The Kitchen Orchestra," "The Volga Boatman." Fat and Mrs. Thin," "Wanted, a Wife," and harmonica solos. "Exhibiting' is very important in the life of a club member because it teaches sportsmanship, accuracy, neatness and "to make the best Our members have always exhibited at the women's and girls' achievement days and at the State Fair.

In connection with the work we have usually had booth. Last year the booth was a display of correct attire in the form of the following dresses: formal party, inform- ril party, new and made-over wool, af- 'emoon, school and smock. Team Demonstrates Having been active in demonstrn- Croll, leader. Agent Announces Rally Day Program Hand county boys and girls have an opportunity for sending in some good feature stories about their rally, which will be held at Miller, March The principal speaker of the day will be H. M.

Jones, state club leader. The program is now complete and announced in detail by Miss Sara L. Dewing, home demonstration agent, today. Following is the program schedule: i and contests 1 H. H.

DeLong, Mrs. L. B. Croll 12:30 Lunch club songs Miller Clothing clubs, Etta Mac Englemann, leader." Report of 4-H club congress, Chicago --Minnie Verdugt, Hand county champion. Junior short course reports.

Girls' program and evening entertainments, Etta Mae Englemann. Boys' program and afternoon specialties, Robert Hancock. "The Value of 4-H Club M. Jones. "Plans for 1930.

4-H discussion--Russell Bard. "Boys' 4-H Club H. DeLong, district club agent. "Girls' 4-H Club L. Dewing.

Are Belles 4-H Clothing club, Mrs. Mabel Grossman, leader. Stunt--Miller Baby Pork club, Leslie Meeting of new 4-H club members. Everyone interested in 4-H club work is invited to attend, Miss Dewing said. League Board In Session In City Members of the state board of the South Dakota League of Women Voters opened a two day conference with Mrs.

E. W. Feige of Huron, state president, here today. Mrs. J.

R. Parkes of Minneapolis, secretary of the fifth region of the national was here to participate in the discussions of the state prograh and the discussions of the state program and the take in the national program. Members of the board include: Mrs. Grace Dowdell, Artesian, second vice- president; Mrs. R.

G. Miller, Arlington, secretary; Mrs. W. R. Bennett, Arlington, efficiency in government chairman; Miss Dorothy M.

Rehfield, Aberdeen, legal status of women chairman; Mrs. E. W. Spence, Grbton, second congressional district'director: Mrs. H.

Dillon, Vermillion, first congressional district chairman. Huron members of the state board include: Mrs. E. H. Bryan, treasurer and education chairman; Mrs.

Ethelyn Hartwich, international co-operation to pro- part the South Dakota league will women in industry chairman; Mrs. John McMahon, assistant finance chairman; Mrs. Donald Georgia, anniversary and memorial fund chairman. Mrs. Feige entertained the board at a 1 o'clock luncheon today at her home.

Other entertainment for out-of-town members is planned by members of the Huron league. Members of the board for the Beadle county league will be guests of the state board tonight, at which time there will, be a discussion of the proposed national program. LAST TIMES TODAY In Ms first AlPTaiking BLUES" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Heart-Thrilling Romance of Girl Who Eoved Forever! The poignant romance of the Acadian girl and boy separated at their be thro thai and their yearning search for each other through- the wilds of pioneer America. DELORES DEL RIO Henry Wadsworth. Longfellow's Immortal Love.Epic For Your Further Enjoyment All-Talking Comedy "A Tight Squeeze" Paramount Sound News Telephone W78 Home of Paramount Pictures nounced that he will represent some of the state in this vicinity, specializing in mutual insurance.

He will maintain his office next door to the Chase. Service Station at Iowa avenue and Third street. Blue Ribbon Club To Have Judging Contest The Blue Hibbon Dairy Calf club of met at the James A. Miller February 21 with all members but one present. The club leader, C.

A. Peterson discussed ways and means oE contributing to the expense of sending the Beadle county club member to the Washington, D. club camp in June. The club voted to pay ten cents per member toward covering the cost of the trip. New song books were distributed and the members tried some of the selections.

Contest games were played after the regular business session had adjourned. Gertrude Gelbreath, Imogene Wilson, Clarence Lund, Boyd Miller and Irene Mitchell won prizes. Mrs. Miller served lunch with the appointments in red, white and blue colors to observe the birthdays of the nation's Lincoln and Washington. The next meeting will be featured with a feeding and judging contest.

R. A. Cave, county agent, was present at the meeting. ADVERTISEMENT CONTINUES IN INSURANCE J. H.

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A new French process makes it spread more smoothly and prevent large pores. No more shiny noses--it stays on longer. Use MELLO-GLO. The Fair -Store; What Are Spring The 1930 Styles? Midnight Show Saturday--Will' Rogers in "They EsS to Sec Paris" Learbury as sketched is an exact reproduction of the garment by the vast majority of college men and younger town men who enjoy wearing the Athletic Type Garment. You are cordially invited to this review of Authentically Wearing These garments with accessories to harmonize are now on display in our store and windows.

29 5 and Extra Trousers or Knickers if Desired Calmenson Clothing Co. Montevideo Aberdeen Watertown Fargo Huron Large Shipment of New Dresses Arrived this Week NEW HYMAN FROCKS $24.75 $29.75 Popular Price Suits Smart New Prints, Plain Crepe Georgette $7.44 $9.75 $14.75 $18.75 COATS Cleveland Tailored Better Quality Better Tailoring Larger arm holes--roomier sleeves-fuller hips for ladies who demand comfort with LATEST STYLES Cost No Mure $14.75 to $49.75 Your Own Length HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Now You Can Control and Adjust the Waistline for the Princess Line! "What size, please --and leg length? 1 PA flkHw ftp The salesgirl wants to help you get stockings that really fit Never mind the girth of your ankles and calves. If the stocking is -Your Own Length the knit fabric gives to heavier legs or pulls up for slender perfect hosiery fit. In Tour Own Length Holeproof Hosiery the leg length is indicated in the.most'simple, yet the most modern way MARKED IN INCHES --28, 29, 30, 31, 32, or 33. Every time you put on hose--no garter adjustments yet the stockings are neither stretched nor baggy.

They have that smooth, even appear- anc'c that gives you the assurance of smartness. If you roll your stockings you always have the right amount of material to roll--neither skimpy nor lumpy. The exquisite new hosiery colors that Lucilc of Paris has created for your ensembles arc authentically carried out only in .49 $1.95 $2.95 yparners 16.75 The special waist lacing in this is to allow you to snug up. your waist that extra inch or two. Rayon flowered brocade, firm clastic hip panels and soft rayon tricot bust section make a perfect foundation for die new frocks.

Opens part way down left side. A STEP WITH FASHION The last words in Fashion are shown in the brilliant Footwear for Spring. Straps, Ties or Oxfords with Cuban or High heels $4.85 to $7.50 HABICHT HABICHT Where Latest Styles Are Found.