The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT and THE DAILY S. D. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 Women's Page Garfield Hustlers Elect Officers Members of the Garfield Hus tiers met at the Tipton home Oct 2 and new officers were elected. They include: President, Gene Feldsein; vice president, Dean Tipton; secretary Janice Ost; treasurer, Lcland Joheck; reporter, Dennis Tipton A motion was made to allow Dean Tipton to use on his trip to Chicago. Three new members were added to the roll'call.

They are: Susan Feldsein, Leiand Jocheck and Sandra Christiansen. Dean and Janice were elected junior leaders. The next meeting will be Nov. 6 at the Ost residence. Westminster Group Elects Officers BONILLA The Westminster group elected the following officers: Seniors, president, Rita Swaney; secretary, Rose Marie Dilley; treasurer, Dean Tipton; -i Martin; rla-Ur-CJO L-H1D juniors, president, Lana vice president, Karen Hart; secretary and treasurer, Gary Tipton.

Mr. and Mrs. Iven Jacobson will be counselors for the senior group. Sunday School officers elected Superintendent, Elwood Peterson; assistant, Mrs. Walter Parkinson; secretary, Rita Swaney; treasurer, Judy Fuller.

Teachers of the different classes are: Senior High, Mrs. LuVerne Peterson; junior high, Mrs. Leora Rearick; juniors, Elwood Peterson; primary, Sharon Phillips and Rose Marie Dilley; beginners Patricia Swaney and Rita Swaney. New officers elected for the Women's Organization are: President, Mrs. Lloyd Swaney; first vice president, Mrs.

James Bales; second vice president, Mrs. Herlyn Williams; secretary, Mrs. Earl French and treasurer, Mrs. Ceylon Duller. Country Club Plans Formal Saturday Huron Country Club will, hold its fait formal dance Saturday evening, the only formal dance held at the club this season.

Harry Eisele's orchestra will ilay for dancing, starting at 10 'clock. Hors d'oeuvres will be erved preceding and during the dance. Mr. and Mrs. V.

M. Niebuhr are chairmen for the fall formal. Meets At Corkins Mrs. Minor Corkin was hostess to the Pla-Or-So Extension Club Tuesday. Following the regular business Mrs.

M. Yenney reviewed the life of Badger Clark, late poet laureate of South Dakota. A contest was conducted by Fern Lauters. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Yenney.

City Briefs Mr. and Mrs, Louis Cunningham of Attoona, are leaving Friday after visiting here at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. P. W.

Dcrmody, Cunningham, a native Northvillo, is a nephew of Mrs. Dermody. The Bethel Missionary Society will hold their annual meeting Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Every one is invited.

(adv.) and NEW KRISPY FLAVOR! Batted new Stmsfinte way, Krispy Saltines freshet, flakier, "Krispy-er" than ever to flattw flavor of any food you fancy. So flavor out-tastes 'em alK Sunshine's 2 TOP TV SHOWS THE CtOCK- CBS-TV) (Fridays, CBS-TV) State Fair Manager Ken Balgeman was in Highmore Wednesday speaking at a meeting of district 4-H Club leaders. He will address a similar district meeting in Wa- iertown Friday. Wheeler Drug's Rexall one-cell sale starts Monday; Don't miss it (adv.) Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Carpenter, 1358 Kansas Ave. N.E., are parents of a daughter born ai St. John's Hospital Oct. 9 at 2 She weighed seven pounds, one and one-half ounces. You don't have to break the bank to own precious Eilers furs --prices lowest in 12 years, (adv.) Mrs.

A. G. Fciok and daughter, Mrs. BUI Mclntosh and Jaclyn if Colorado Springs, are 'isiting here with their daughter nnd sister, Mrs. Robert Groves and This year your clothing dollars iuy most in real Eilers furs.

(adv.) Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter, Sharon Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Devick, 721 E. First Duluth, Minn. She was born Sept.

30 and weighed six pounds, nine ounces. The Devicks are former Huron Not too early to have Christmas portraits taken now at Flolo's Introduce Teachers, Discuss Carnivals At First Parent Teachers Meeting Monday Huron City Schools Parent Teachers Associations met Monday evening. Introduction 'of teachers and lans for the carnivals this month were of general interest in all groups. Accounts of each grade school are given as follows: LINCOLN The meeting was opened with the pledge. Mrs.

E. Cook, vice president, presided in- the absence of the president. There were 80 present, Miss Floy Sargent, principal, introduced the teachers and each was given a gift of appreciation from the PTA. Merle Marshall spoke in behalf, of the United Fund. It was decided to have the carnival Oct.

31. The first and second grades Studio. (adv.) Mrs. Douglas Teuber of Law- is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Wheel- louse. PFC Teuber is stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla. Fertilize your lawn now with Elephant Brand fertilizer from 'eavey Seed House. Phone 6416.

i'ree use of spreaders. (adv.) Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kleinsasser, 1228 First St. S.W., are he parents of a son born at St.

John's Hospital Oct. 9 at 2:22 He weighed seven pounds, 0 and one-half ounces. A son was born at St. John's Hospital Oct. 9 at 10:34 a.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wiles, 630 11- inois Ave. S.W. He weighed seven jounds, two and three-quarters imces.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson, tVessington, are the parents of a aughter born Oct. 8 at 2:15 p.m. at St.

John's Hospital. She i eight pounds, nine iimces. Donald Sampson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Ernest Sampson, 1558 Wisconsin Ave. S.W., has as a junior at DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Sfew Members Join Club FAULKTON Mrs. Everett Bellman and Mrs. Clarence Whi- em were elected to membership at a meeting of the Tuesday Club with Mrs.

Moore. Mrs. George Loebs and Mrs. Eda Cordts read articles on "Kid- after which discussion was held on the same. The next meeting is scheduled Oct.

15 with Mrs. Mae Sullivan and Mrs. Cordts will present the program. the room count. Music was furnished by the nigh school vocal department.

Hostesses were Mesdames Harold Todd, A. G. Sackett and William Churchill. McKINLEY Invocation was given Rev. was given by the William Dahlenburg and Mrs.

H. J. Newman presided. There were 131 parents and teachers present. Delegates named to attend the District No.

9 conference at Virgil were Mesdames Newman, Ray Housman and Earl Kuhns. It wa; decided the carnival would be Oct. 31. Mrs. Jake Stahl talked on the United Fund Drive and Community Council.

Mrs. Walter Herriot, program chairman, introduced Keith Louns bury, principal, who in turn introduced the teachers. They wore corsages given them by the PTA. Room count was 'won by Mrs. Koehntopp's third grade room.

The teachers reception was served by the executive committee with Mrs. Russell Fredrick pouring. WASHINGTON Following the invocation by Mrs. Palmer Swenson the pledge was given. Mrs.

Vernon Moxon, vice president, was in charge. There were 126 present. Plans for the carnival were discussed and other business transacted. The United Fund Drive was explained by Hugh Fullerton. Room count was tied between Miss Irene Chaplin's fourth grade and Mrs.

Lena Seeman's grade for the older group. Mrs. Florice Hase's morning kindergarten won room count of the younger grades. The teachers were welcomed by Eugene Lothrop and each was presented a corsage. Hostesses were sixth a mothers as follows: Mesdames D.

E. Helms, Scott Dexter, Bernal Kiser and J. Erlandson. WILSON The meeting was opened Bridal Shower Honors M. Garrity HARROLD--Miss Marjorie Garrity was honored with a bridal shower Sunday afternoon in the Catholic Church parlors.

Mrs. Rauch had charge entertainment after which the bride- to-be opened her many gifts. Refreshments were served at the end of the shower activities. with the pledge and musical numbers were given by Perry Lewis accompanied by Mi's. Frank Smith.

There were 120 presejit. Mrs. Lloyd Dickson introduced the slate of officers and committee chairman. Miss Eva Walker, principal, introduced the teachers a talked a Wilson School. Mrs.

Eugene Pugsley welcomed the teachers. Mrs GREEN'S BOOTERY CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALIST WE FIT CHILDREN'S FEET BETTER BECAUSE Of OUR EXPERT 5 POINT We fit them belter for length. We fit them belter for width. We fit them better for instep. We fit them better for foot action.

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FA1RLAWN, NEW 19 CENT STORES Alvin Kludt was appointee carnival chairman. Willis Engel talked on United Fund Drive. Miss Shirley Matthews' fort grade won the room count. Hostesses Mesdames Lyle Stacker, Ray De. Wall, Lloyd Bridge and John Anderson.

Miss Walker poured from a table appointed in a a 1 1 theme. JEFFERSON More than 200 parent's and teachers were present and the invocation was given by the Rev. H. Howard Miller. Parents were given name tags, at room registration, Folovving business Mrs.

Sam Lampert, principal, introduced the teachers. Parents visited the room of their child and he teacher explained what is xpected of that age group. It was decided to have the a'rnival Oct. 31. Room count was won by Miss Iliner Drake's first and second rade.

Hosts for the evening were Jr. and Mrs. Floyd Strecher. MADISON For the safety program of IG year movies liown by Milt Markus, State iighway patrolman. Musical selections were given the Claude Rector studio.

Room count was won by the ifth grade taught by Mrs. Mary ane Upton. There was discus- on, of the coming carnival. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Friend ere hosts for the evening. PEG Chapters Meet Monday PEO Chapters in Huron began their fall meetings Monday afternoon and evening. Accounts of the three chapters are given'as follows! CHAPTER Mrs. A. Gardner was hostess will; Mrs.

Vanderstein Mrs. Maurice Frary and Miss Gladys Pyle assisting. For the program Mrs. Tec Schaefer reviewed by-laws anc standing rules of the organization. CHAPTER AN "Vacation Highlights" Was the topic of the program with eacl member reviewing her summei activities.

Schulze of Rapid City was a guest. Hostess was Mrs. H. M. Pierce with Mrs.

Charles Ashmun and Mrs. Lyle Schuclke assisting her. CHAPTER BE Hostesses Mrs. Rutli Grecves and Mrs. Eugene Lolhrop at the Greeves home; The program on by-laws and standing rules prepared by Mrs.

Lebna Schroeder was presented by Mrs. Donald Green. Sunshine Local Plans Party WOLSEY A Halloween cos- party will be held Oct. 11 in he Week's School north ot Wolscy 'or all members of the Farmers Jnion Sunshine Local 562. A short business meeting will be held preceding the Prizes will be awarded the nost' worthily costumed man, woman, boy, and girl.

Hosts for the evening will be Ur. and Mrs. August Kohlmeyer, and Mrs. Harlow Larsen and Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Minium. Mrs. Trotter Tells Of Recent Florida Trip Star Encampment and Auxiliary met Oct. 2 at 100F Hall for a potluck supper servec by Mrs. L.

L. Trotter and hei committee. The Auxiliary met in the reception room with Mrs. E. Balte- zor'e presiding.

Mrs. A. S. Avery reported on the party for Mr. anc Mrs.

Wesley Peterson who were married recently. Mrs. Trotter gave a resume ol their trip to Miami, ant Cuba and the IOOF Sovereign Grand Lodge which convened in Miami Sept. M-20. Mrs.

Harold Cranston was charge of the lunch at the close of the Mrs. Leland Bent Entertains Club FAULKTON--Mrs. Leland Bent was hostess to the Sparkle and Spice Extension Club Wednesday. There were eight members present and roil call was answered with "what can we do to improve the Mrs. Walter Bellman was a guest.

Mrs. Leland Berndt and Mrs. Kenneth Wherry-will be hostesses at the next meeting at the-Berndt residence. Recent Bride Feted At Shower HARROLD- Mrs. Adelia Lettau and Mrs.

Archie Brown were hostesses to a bridal shower Sunday evening honoring Mrs. Leo Lehrkamp. The recent bride received many useful gifts. Mrs. Lehrkamp was the former Janice Drury.

Forestburg PTA Meets Monday FOKESTBURG--The intermediate room won the room count at a meeting ot the Parent Teachers Association Monday evening. Quentin Miles gave a talk on ways and means of raising money to finance a hot lunch program. The delegates to the district convention Oct. 9 an Mrs. Cecil Casscns, Mrs.

M'iiard Senska and Mrs. Hoy Sawyer. The program consisted of several musical'numbers and Ronald Brakke gave a report on Boys Slate. REPLACEMENT DE SMET Mrs. Harold Frit- zcl, De Smet, has replaced Mrs.

Ben Olson as deputy superintend-, enl of schools. Mrs, Olson resigned and will spend the winter in California. SPECIAL FRI. AND SAT. VANILLA FROZEN DESSERT 49 HALF GAL.

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