The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 7

The HURONITE and PLAINSMAN. Huron, S. D. SEVEN'. oca Club I I I ews Mrs.

Wayne Wilson h'iller Mr. and Mrs, Waynr who were married in a May J2 are now on a wedding irio'to Canada after which they ma their home in Clark. 41 Maxine Runestad. and i'a Wilson W01 married llu ifii'-noon pf May 22 a Miller 'Presbyterian Church a Ths Rev. Hume Ward JfRiated at Ihe double ring cere bride is the daughter of Mi John Runestad of High In.

and the bridegroom is Ih 'i, of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilso he liride was given in marring licr father. She was attired i of white satin, floor lengl i styled with a nylon lace bodir lulle skirt.

Her fingertip vei Looking For A Husband? Go To The Country RURAL-MEN OUTNUMBER WOMEN 102 TO 100 Mrs. George JlleUcr Named CD Of A 1'resldent Officers were elected at the 'hursday evening meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America. Named to office were: Mrs. ietter; grand regent; Mrs. 3ene Garry, vice grand regent; tfrs.

Mike Oliva, prophetess; Mrs. Sanderson, monitor; Mrs. Thleman, lecturer; Mrs. Gone Zurek, financial secretary; rtrs. Mike; Joyce, treasurer; Mrs.

J. R. Kearns, historian; Mrs. Kd Jones, Kd Gleich, organist; trustees: Mrs. Carl Kauth Mrs.

Boyd Mrs. Vin cent Madden. The officers will be installed the June 23 meeting. Mrs. Al Arth gave a talk on the Huron Cerebral Palsy Center which was followed by a social hour from a small while satin ca i was outlined with pearls, wore a string of pearls for mething old." IIP bride's sister, Mrs.

Don Wil- Highmore, was matron of or and wore a floor length gown orchid lace and tulle. Donna in Wilson, niece of the bride, i flower, girl and wore a yellow Ricky Wilson, nephew of 'rio bridegroom, was ringbcarcr. Die bridegroom was attended by brother. Clifford Wilson of Min charge of Mesdamcs Sam Ross man, Otto Werner and Marj Whalen. 1'hjllls Douglas To Head Registered Nurses Club New officers were elected at tl.

meeting of the Registered Nurse Club the evening of May 23 am Miss Phyllis Douglas was name president. Other officers include Mrs. Ale secretary nnd Mrs. Kei noth Brodersen, treasurer. Th Rev.

Glenn Van Vactor gave Ushers were Oral Wilson iir.d Jay Runestad. Gift ushers wen "lly Wilson and Johnny Runestad William Sanger was soloist am Xrs. Rex Jordeth organist. The reception was held in the ciiurch dining room. Decoration tare in orchid and yellow.

loom hostesses were Mrs. Merle Baxter and Mrs. Newell and Lvaitresses were Mrs. Robert Miltar, Mrs. Wayne Moncur, Mary ttaefs and Mary Culey.

Mrs. C. P. Corcoran and Mrs, Jeannie Wilson presided at the coffee service. The wedding cake', made by alk on "Menial Illness," and gav a summary on new dcvelopmen it the Yankton State Hospital.

Hostesses for the evening wer Mcsdames Carl Pclerscn, Berth Boekelheide, Mrs. L. II. Juve an Mrs. Eldon Johnson.

This was the final meeting of tl Club until September. Sirs. John Heck Hostess To ANW Clul) Mrs. John Beck was the hostess this week to the ANW Club and Mrs. Ernest Baruth was the assis- hostess.

Why Grow Old? Happiness Is Earned; But Is Is Not Just Exactly Given To Us URBAN-WOMEN OUTNUMBER MEN 100 TO 91 The city with all Us people, n.ay not be the best place for ft girl to find a husband, this chart from U. S. Census bureau figures shows. The man shortage tins been growing since 1950, the bureau. By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Another letter from my mail "Dear Mrs.

Lawman: "Do you ever got a letter from woman wtio is.completely satisfied with life? A doctor once me why we women do not up nnd pay him a social call because Ihe only lime lie ever sees us is when we arc sick complaining That made me i perhaps most women, or a women, are discontented. "1 am not! 1 am 63 years old weigh 102 pounds. I nm the mother of ten children, seven of them living. 1 have 15 grandchildren and Iwo grenl graiulch.il- iron. "I have never spcnl one nighl in a hospital.

I even had my children at home. 1 IKIVO never had a helper nnd have even done my own washing. I have done lols of hard work in (he fields, like hoeing and picking cotton. I used tiikc Ihe baby with me in wskc't and Id Ihe other children watch it. veavs ntfo but No Pontianonij didn't get permanent; I always founc a I a had a life" ot drudgery but I was happy hrough it all.

I get lonely vl night but at least 1 am contented. go to church three limes week- Faith in God, and patience-- ots and lots, of patience, is my What docs this all add up to for you? To me it is evidence Ihut contentment and happiness must come from within. No one can really give them to us. We must find them for ourselves and we can find them anywhere, under any circumstances, if we give enough of ourselves to the search. (Released by Thn Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1955) City Briefs Miss Ida King and Mrs, Lena Welsh of the Mitchell YWCA Cottage spent Thursday afternoon in Huron with Mrs.

F. E. Lochridge and Miss Miriam Jenkins ot the Huron YWCA Cot- PIERRE CAPITAL SOCIETY By MRS. LILL1S ANDERSON at the Schubert home Tues- PIERRE Monday Musical Club closed its season's meetings with a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Hippie Monday evening.

Mrs. Glaydys Trotter reported on the executive board meeting held in Huron recently. For the summer, beginning Jure Two new members joined the tage. wood. picture of the community.

area. or industrial investment. riends of the couple: Mr; and Mrs. Phil Christen of Mitchell, was the form of an altar. The cake was cut and served by Mrs.

M. W. Pangburn and Mrs. Leonard Nelson. Mrs.

Cecil Wilson presided it the guest book Ihe gift table was in charge of Lois Wilson and Arleite Rush. Mrs. -Wilson is a graduate Mitchell High School and prior to tier marriage was employed in the First National Bank. The bridegroom, a graduate of Miller High School, since his discharge from Ithe Army, has been employed with the First National and the Clark County Insurance agencies. Scrtomn, La Serloma.

Officers Installed The annual inaugural dinner dance of the Huron Serloma and La Sertoma Clubs was held Thursday at the Izaak Walton Club House. Toastmaster for the evening was Hugh Fullerton. The gavel was presented by the past president, U. J. Ray to the chairman, Walt Installed for the Sertomans in.

addition to Matson were: Vice presi- dens, Ross Wiley, R. R. and Fred Schlimgen; secrtary, B. p. Dempster; treasurer, John McGregor; sergeant at arms, Ellis Ross; directors, William G.

Wells, Melvin Costain, Roy Daum. The installing officer was Schmidt. The La Sertomas installed were: Johnson saia. President, Mrs. L.

J. Boone; vice president, Mrs. U. J. Ray; vice president, Mrs.

Arnold Hegg; secretary, Mrs. Robert Berndt; treas urer, Mrs. Milton Cochrane; his torian, Mrs. 0. V.

Jeffers. jtlrlam Circle. Changes Bay Of Scheduled Meetings Members of Miriam Circle the Methodist Church at the Thurs day meeting decided to meet th Second Thursday in each month in Stead of the third Thursday as i the Circle has now re cessed and will not meet until fal The Thursday meeting was hel in the home of Mrs. William Pou lisse. A come-as-you-are-breakfas was planned for some lime in June.

Hostesses were Mcsdames Vic Lauria and G. H. Sandquist. Janlze Joy Olson Bride Of Dunne Focrstcr Miller Miss Janizc Joy Olson, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Olson be- fame the bride of Duanc C.

Foerst: son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foerst- cr of Orient in a ceremony May 16 11JUI at which the Rev. Fr. Richard Gor- mgSi hian officiated.

rict. Marian Burke played the nuptial music and the choir sang. The bride was given in marriage by her broflier-in-Iaw, Marion Palmer of Orient. She wore a gown Of lace and nylon and the lace bodice fell into a peplum. The ballerina Skirt was made of panels of lace outlined with ruffles of nylon nel The fingertip veil was held in place i with a beaded tiara She carried a white prayer book and her pearl Choker and earrings were gifts of the groom.

Joyce Stauffer was maid of honor and wore a pink lace and net dress with short, green jacket. The bridesmaid, Shirley Johnson, wore a nile green net gown with matching taffela jacket. Atlend ing the bridegroom were Arthur Foerster and Robert Martinmaas Ushers were Dnrrell Doreman and Orville Foerster. There were 80 guests at the re ccption in the City Auditorium Mrs. Henry Nnmanny was dining room hostess.

Waitresses I-avonne Fisher, Shirley Mrs. Herman Olgimueller, and Carol Ann Vitlcrs. Decorations were in pink and white. Mrs. Le Dealers had charge of the guest book nnd Mary Hacfs Eileen Weislcr presided at Ihe gift table.

A wedding dance was held in the evening. The bride is a graduate of Miller High School and has been omploy- c-d at the First National Bank. The groom is a graduate of Polo High School and served with the. rines. He is now employed with Ati lee Motors of St.

Lawrence. Games were played. Prizes went lo Mrs. Christie Christensen and Mrs. Rudy Klukas.

The Junr; mceting will be held in the home of Mrs. Paul Broer. until Augusl 20th, our store close at noon on Saturdays. Kie Inc. "(ndv.) Mr.

anct Mrs. Tom Keefc, Mr. and Mrs. Rill Matthews and Mrs. Ruth Ciandolo of Cincinnati Ohio arrived Tuesday for a visil here in the home of Mr.

and Mrs LaVerne J. Mahcr, M22 Wisconsin Ave. S. Mr. and Mrs.

Kecfe are the parents of a and Mrs. Matthews nnd Mrs Cianciolo are her sisters. Th Mahers r.nd their guests Fri day to spend the week-end holi day in the Black Hills. Graduates: Send special "Than you" cards for your gradualio gifts. Kiel Inc club.

Mrs. E. E. Hyde of Sioux "alls reported on Ihe junior clubs estival held in Huron Sunday The executive board members were the hostesses. Mrs Homer Harding (adv named Princess )ueen for Pierre's Diamond Jubilee celebration at the regular meeting of Thela Chapter of "ieta Sigma Phi.

Mrs. Boyd McMillan pave the lesson on "Na- ure." Mrs. Don Thompson and Mrs, Dale Gage were hostesses at the Gage home Monday evening. Royal -Neighbors Sun- lay, serving more than 100 guests during the hours of 2 la i p.m. Garden flowers dominated the tables and rooms.

Mrs Waller Burke, Mrs II. S. S. Sternburg nml Mrs. H.

li, Hippie were at the silver service the first hour. Mrs. T. F. Hifgs, Mrs.

Goldsmith and Miss Hulh Mead assisted i the second hour and Mrs, St. Clair Smith, Mrs, Noil Plank and Mrs. Adams assisted i the closing hour. Mrs, Ray Nelson wns honor guest at a morning coffee and handkerchief shower nl Ihe home of Mrs. Warren May.

Mrs. Charles Burke assisted, Visiting occupied le group. Mrs. Nelson nnd hoi wo children plan lo make llteir ome in Big Slonc City where Jelson is now employed in Whenton, Mrs. Ouy Harding, Mrs Vcrnon Sickle and Mrs K.

R. Scurr were Ihe hostesses for the lasl meeting of the season of the Hospital Auxiliary Friday p.m. Mrs. J. R.

McKnljiht, charier member spoke on Ihe early activities ot Ihe Auxiliary. In the kids i i derby conducted by the Capitol Sportsman's Club Susan Ann lirumlmiiih won Ihe nrize for (he first fish cnughl asl Sunday afternoon. A tola) ol 75 youns! fishermen attended the time lo use the i iron. figure is still good, no bulges. I am a i ur.dcrwciKht.

"I've hud my sorrow; lost a baby nifl and two sons, each nt tiio nise of 20, One son was lost in the war and the other in I Texas City disaster. My husband! died Iwo years My children all grown nnd liiwc good jobs "1 have modest liltle home. my real hobby is my grandchildren. 1 play ball with the litlle boys nnd make doll dresses for the lillle girls. I have an organ nil really love lo play it.

"To some women it would derby ranging in from three and one-half up. won the for Ihe fish, Raymond Lumb had most. Bobbie i caught and Gary Lucas, mallcsl. Moore largos Johnson Says Progress Braked By Provincialism DEADWOOD ffl "Provincialism has no place in the sound development of a community," South Dakota Chamber of Commerce executives were told as they wound Mr aml Mrs Orris skogen ot up their spring meeting at Dead- 26e Fourlh st W- are the par- Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Sehoedle of Philadelphia, arrived i the city Wednesday to spend couple weeks visiting in th home of her mother, Mrs. H. F. Brink at 755 Frank Ave. S.

E. Send a congratulation card to the Newlywcds. Kiel Inc. (adv.) a sorl bo rn a 8:45 a. a sorl rn a The speaker, Bob Johnson, Hu- FHa May gt John Hos ron, representing the Greater South He ghed six pounds, nine Dakota Association, discussed the ij nd one ounces age vaults at Eilers Master Fur(adv.) shine Camp entertained Mrs.

Margie Chapin of Highmore Friday evening. Mrs, Chapin is district deputy and she fold the members about their national home at Davenport, la. An inspection bus trip is planned for the members June 22 of the home and also the national headquarters at Rock Island, 111. Mrs. Russell Longland and her committee were hostesses.

A large attendance was present at the Newcomer's regular meeting Thursday evening in the Maryhouse dining room. Bridge winners were Mrs. Don Lynam and Mrs. George Specker Canas ta honors went lo Mrs. Glady Hutchinson and Mrs.

Wilson The George Clark family hel family reunion at Gettysbur the the th Stewart Transfer Crating and Packing Dial 2171 68 DAKOTA H. Local and Long C. H. Flisi bank. The organization of UK jCaHue of Women Voters was planned by Mrs.

Dennis Anderson, stale organizer from Hapic City Tuesday. The League is i ion-partisan orfianizalion and ils jurpose is to promote political throuRti proper in- ormation and to engage women active participation. Sionx Aberdeen, Rapid City, Hot Springs and Vermiliion have ac- ive organized leagues. The second graders of Lincoln School 3rownie Girl Scout Troops, 3B, 39 and 40 presented scrapbooks of pictures to the children's ward of St. Mary's Hospital.

Mrs. Maurice Green, Mrs. Baid Crance and Mrs. Eugene Walliscr are the troop leaders. Mrs.

Lowell Kxiimiunlions Al College Next Week Final examinations arc solu'duli at Huron College for Tuesdn Ihi'oui'h Thursday of this week. No school will be held on Memorial Day Mondiiy. Regular 'classes ended Friday, May 27, for underclassmen. Senior students completed their work ill the college wllh examinations on Thursday mid Friday, May 2G-27. Bnccatiuireate exercises for the 32 seniors will bo held Sunday, June 5.

Commencement follows on Monday, June 6. He emphasized possibly motel ners. and hotel operators could be of A daughter, Kay Lynn, was born assistance to their community by in the Huron hospital Friday, May reporting to the 8:13 a. m. to Mr, and Mrs.

leaders who are visiting in the Harry Marone of Ree-Heights. She ea weighed seven pounds, 11 ounces. Johnson suggested Chamber of- A. son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Sunday. George Berger was th honored guest and is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Berger (Leona Clark) and is. leaving for Great Lakes Naval as a volunteer.

Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson suggcsieu wi-i A son was uorn 10 ivir.

uiu mis. ficials could follow up this tip-off George Utddy of Salina, in by welcoming the visitor and ex-jst. John's Hospital at 3:10 p. ilaining the advantages of the area Friday, May 27, weight four "Businesses look for a coni: Mr an( rSi Daniel Johnson of munity which has confidence in it- 273 Second St. S.

are tlie par- self and in its city ts ot a daughter, born at a. District Rotary lo A At Walter Nicols and children of Pierre attended. Mrs. J. R.

McKnight and Miss Iln. Schubert entertained at an afternoon pounds, seven ounces. ents of a daughter, born at a. Saturday, In the Huron (hospital, weight nine pounds, seven ounces. A six pound, six.and., ounce daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Roth of Jefferson, DEADWOOD ffl --Deadwood will in the Huron hospital at 4:40 a. be the site of the 1956 Rotarian Saturday, May 28. district conference. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Korthals The announcement was made by 0 1155 Simmons Ave. E. are the Deadwood president, Lawrence parents of a daughter born-Satur- Gavenman. day, May 28 at 5:34 a.

m. in St. It is expected between 500 and John's Hospital. She weighed six 600 Rolarians and Rotaryanns will pounds, one ounce, visit the city for the occasion svhich JIrs i mer Schmidt of Los Anis tentatively scheduled for the ge i arrived Friday eve- latter part of April or the first part ng Dy car Bn fl ill spend until of May. Tuesday here in the home of Mrs.

three-day session will be p.re- o. w. Coursey 319 Third St. S. -ided over by Howard Shoemaker.Uy Sne 3 enrou te to her former will take office as home in Minneapolis, for a or July 1.

District vis Gettysburg Scouts Attend Camporee GETTYSBURG Boy Scouts from Gettysburg, Sclby, Pollock Mobridge, Eureka, Herrcid, and Hoven attended the two day annual camporee of the south dis trict at Hiddenwood Lake State Park. Events in the camporee consisted of adventure trail skills first aid problems, compos course, nature study, knot tying nd nxcmanship. The Fox Patro Troop 60, Selby, won the event 1 District governor July 1 Distnct visit- 17o includes all of South Dakota Licenses to marry were issued a parts of Iowa, Minnesota and Ne- he Beaflle qp unt dcrk courts braska. office in Huron to: Charles Duane a oary cD na id, Huron, 20 a district conference at Sioux City, Kenne Paulseni wessington, Acceptance of the Invitation wasM B. Llchty, Wessing made by Ray Y.

Chapman, Brook- 1 ngs, present governor of the dis- Mrs. Marie Clancy, 653 Wis rrmcm Avp. W. flnd her BOn Iroop DU, oeioy, won uiu UVIMU Bill Oehler, field Scout direc tor from Aberdeen, was Scouts attending included Barnabu Tobin, Larry Pott 1, Dick Hicke, Ro Larry Von Wald, Jim Strickland, Terry Williams, Bob lall, Jerry Miller, Marshall Miler, David Sandberg, along with Scoutmaster Bruce Vik. A USEFUL FATHER'S DAY GIFT FOIl THE LET RUBY ANN HELP YOU WITH YOUR Hu'on's Only Complete Store For Wedding and Party Goods TIPS ON Hand Tools Finishing Electrical Repair Plumbing Heating Furniture Lumbe Doors and Windows Powe Tools Etc.

$3.95 Potter Fair Board Announces Schedule GETTYSBURG A reorgani- sation of the Potter County fair board has been brought about through County Agent Carl Ryther's acceptance of another job. Orville EUenbecker was named chairman in place of C. F. Etilge- ouer. Stilgebouer became secre- -treasurer replacing Ryther.

members of lhe consin Ave. S. W. and her son James B. Clancy of Sturgis le today for Aberdeen and they will Igo from there to Sturgis where James will re-enter the Fort Meadc Veterans Hospital.

He came to attend the wedding May 21 of his sister, Florence Clancy. Mrs. Clancy is to return to Huron Wednesday. RECREATION DIRECTOR HIGHMORE Dean Buchanan will have charge of the High- BOOSTER DAYS I Highmore's Booster Club Days will begin June 1 and last through the summer months. Forty merchants are taking part in the program, award- Ing cash prizes on Wednesday nights.

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F. SMITH PHONE 1982 include Herbert Anderson, Joe Mangin, EH Oberlitner and Mrs Paul Hackl. The fairgrounds have beei leased to the Junior Chamber of Commerce for stock car races during the summer at $37.50 plus 10 per cent of the net for each race. The board has contracted icr the Jay Gould Shows and the fair will be held August 29-31. more recreation program during the summer months.

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