The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 10

PAGE TEN THE DAILY PLAINSMAN. HURON. D. A I A I By LOIS ABBIE CORNELL Stale Chairman Calls Attention To Music Week Pierre. May 4--Have you eve stopped to think what the worlc would be like without music Without the'meadowlark's 17 dif ferent songs in the spring? Church services without the majestic hymns? Without the glorious music of the Messiah? The' symphonies of Beethoven? Light operas of Gilbert and Sullivan -Kern.

Gershwin? Without gay orchestras, musical pictures, Itur-, bi. Heifeitz, Eddy or Ring Crosby? Without music on the radio? To those love music the answer is: It would be unbearable. To those who think of music only as entertainment for an idle hour, the world would be a dull place indeed. But to all the world it is the one comforting art that existed before words. With music for every human being's need and mood.

Like the meadowlark's songs: one for the twilight one for rain, another for sunshine and another for a cloudy morning. Anyone can enjoy the sound of music and fit into his own experience, or mood, and thus this department calls attention to Music Week, begins today and lasts until next Sunday, May 11 under the sponsorship of the National Federation of -Music Cliibs. As state chairman here are a few suggestions: 1. Listen to at least one good music program this week. Then (don't write your con- gressman) write the studio an ask for more of the same.

2. Read at least one book on music. The libraries have a spe cial. 3. Try a little "close harmony around the piano with you friends some evening.

It's fun. 4. Try to remember all the pleasure, the delight and relaxa tion you derive from the music our every day life and plan to ap preciate it and hear more of i this year than ever before. Anc where there's talent, cultivate, anc encourage it. Thanks Music today.

Miss Kelley Is Bride Of Hayes Man Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church was the -setting for arl'y morning wedding of Miss itar'y Kelley and Leo Kellar of 3ayes Tuesday morning, the Rev. Pather McGuire reading the nup- ial mass at 8 o'clock. Miss Ann Creagar of Ft. Pierre nd Benjamir.

Stowscher of Hayes ttended the bridal couple. Miss acqueline Dedner sang the nup- al music with Mrs. K. L. Peters the organ.

Kenneth Kelley, the ride's brother, and Eugene Vog. were the ushers. The bride wore a white-wine nsemble with black accessories nd wore a corsage of American eauty roses. Following the ceremony a reception was held in -the hurch for relatives and friends the couple. Mr.

Kellar and his bride left for honeymoon trip in the eastern art of the state and will be at ome in Pierre May 15. The bride is the daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. J. W.

Kelley of Pierre nd has been employed here since her return from Washington where she worked during the war. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kellar of Hayes and is employed in Pierre. SUNDAY, MAY 4, Men Of Tomorrow Here is Donald Bonfoey whom.

of The Dail Plainsman welcome as a new member of our "Men of Tqmor row" Club, comprised of Central South Dakota youth engaged in a most worthwhile part-time activity. Donald'- a i Plainsman route is his first "business venture." However; he is not lacking in enthusiasm self-confidence 1 Like all outdoor fellows, 'young Bonfoey is fond of sports -and is Scout member. He wields a (vicked golf club and names lunting and fishing as his favor- te hobbies. Donald admits that here will be times when his new esponsibility will interfere with he aforementioned activities but iis only comment is, "It's worth 'in behalf of "The Men of To- orrow" we congratulate you, on your decision to in- lude "business training" in your mmediate fields of endeavor. Habel, Kathryn Ann Kiel, Margaret Ritchey, Alois Eckmann, Gloria Anderson, Marlene Van Drew, Morton Friedman, Patricia Kadlecek, Donald Kutil, jimmy Welter, Lois Cook, Carol Danielson, John Platt.

Honorable Mention: Norenei Gardner. Sibley, Charleen Meyer, Dorothea Oster. LINCOLN SCHOOL A Club: Ruth Fuller, Gary Hase, Donna Lee Heyer, Donna Mae Horn, David Mallory, Maurine Dutcher, Jean Benson, Dianne Jill, Jean Johnson, Frances Cranston, Betty Bates, Clarke Christiansen, Janice Erickson, Marlene Srickson, Josephine Foasberg Vlyrna Fry, Wanda Jansen, Jack Seller, Barbara Krumm, Myrna Jeighton, SDavid- Nelsen, Albert Waack, Roger Annett, Wanda Cantonwihe, Lena tfeyer, Gerald" Peterson, Dolores Schaffer, Lois Ann Schmidt, Sue Ann Speers, Jimmy Swab, Dawn Youells, Donald Brugman, Hazel Amacher, Owen Birkholtz, Jimmy Buck, Wanda Cowing, Darene Mann, Lois Mueller, Maurice Nielsen, Martha Olson, Robert Olon, Bonita Peterson, Betty Aleon, Norma Borah; Clarence Danel, Jack Donna Hoagland, Shirley Johannes, Stephanie Smith, Verdis Golubickas, Mar- Riley Insurance Agency Save On Your Insurance Dollar I 33S Dak. S. Phone 2261 Election Of Officers For VFW Auxiliary The spring elections in clubs and auxiliaries was the highlight-of the week.

The VFW Auxiliary elected Mrs. J. Schliessman senior vice president; Mrs. Emily Mason, president: Mrs. O.

Potter, junior quality service smartly groomed the inexpensive way. Your appearance, always so important in business and social life, is safeguarded when use our expert clean- and pressing service regularly. Just phone 3281. you ing MARVIN CLEANERS Hotel Tarns vice president; Mrs. R.

Miller, treasurer; Mrs. E. Shouse, secretary; Mrs. G. Whitney, conductress; Mrs.

A. Phipps, guard; Mrs. F. Whitney, historian; Mrs. E.

Purkapile, chaplain; Mrs. Sommer, instructress; -Mrs. E. Whitney, musician; Mrs. R.

Bagby, assistant conductress; Mrs. Lulu LaVelle, assistant guard. Mrs. Orna McGinnis, flag bearer, and Mrs. C.

Strutz, banner bearer, at the meeting Thursday. The color bearers are Mrs. R. E. Moittei; Mrs.

M. Gries, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. H. Davis.

Delegates were elected to the state convention at Yankton, June 15 to 18. They are Mrs. H. Stark. Mrs.

W. B. Maher, A. Sommer. The officers were installed by Mrs.

Art Sommers and Mrs. Elda Hall. Monday Musical New Year Program Mrs. Douglas Chittick was elected president of Monday Club at the -regular meeting Monday evening and serving with Honor Pupils Listed In Huron Public Schools This list of the Club and "Honorable Mention" members has been filed in the superintendent's office at the end of the second six weeks, second semester, by the principals of the various city schools: SENIOR HIGH A Club: Mary Anderson, Ruth Buck, Neil Campbell, Audrey Frederickson, Robert Ingles, Cleo Kasperbauer, Sally Ann Kraiise, Bill Niesteadt, Ilene Rundquist, Richard Welter, Lavonne Ageton, Judy Blake, Donna DuBro, Barbara Gas'coigne, Shirley Hopper, Harold James, Lucille Lemmer, Rose Reilly, Mary Ann Sikorra, Georgia Strohmaier, Glenn Anderson, Iris Friedrichse'n, Donna Frederickson, Velma Hegg, Ger-l a Irl Honorable Mention: i a Betts, James Brown, Russell Cox, Lila Jean Lee, David Sonia Nelson, Robert Bischoff, Greeves, jorie Link, Frankie Swett, Ida Mae Timm, Dorothy Waldner, Joyce Buchanan, Dorothy Scheidegger, Clyde Dillman, Beverly Kunhart, JoAnn Schrader, Veda Zell, Carol Bischoff, Billy Gard- Vernon Gill, Dean Conklin, Helen Almond, June Wallman, Connie Sager, Arleigh Clemens, LaVelle HofJEeiv Kayleen Jacobson, Sally King, Marilyn Van Barthow, Lois Lillie. McKINLEY SCHOOL A Club: I jren Johnson, Wendell Erickson, Leslie Kvool, Harold Swarm.

Susan Dickson, Georgia Johnson, Veryl Eschen. Roger Anderson. Honorable Mention: Janice Ber- Audrey Barber, Janelle Eschen, Marvis Kuhns, Mary Margaret Ringer, Monna -Rae'Clem- mtson, Marlene Johnson, William Erickson, Gary Newland, Beth Vollenweider, Marlyn Crown. WILSON SCHOOL A Club: Lloyd Anderberg, Sandra Erickson, Lee Jones, Deanna Olson, Waldner, Jean nf WCJ.J' 1.1 a.J.l41Jd CCJ-li ner LaVonne Hoffer, Carolyn Me- Swab, Joyce Reilly, Sharon Den- Fadden, Arlys Lundgren, La- Vonne Gross, Carolyn Koppert, Darlene Walz, JoAnn Windherst, her will be Mrs. Bruce Seoville vice president; Mrs.

Kenneth Scurr, corresponding secretary Liois Cornell, recording secretary; Miss Verna Sumner; treasurer, and Mrs. M. E. Beemer, choral director. The executive board member will be Mrs.

Ruth B. Hippie. The program Monday evening was devoted to a review of delinquent numbers from the year's programs and included a soprano solo by Mrs. Helen Spitzer, Pearl Curran's "Nocturn" with accompaniment Mrs. Shimming, and a second number, "Hark, Hark the Lark," (Listz).

Mrs. Clarence Andresen playec the Juba Dance for piano, anc Mrs. K. Pinckney sang Du Beis Du Rue (Schubert) with Mrs, Herbert Thomas accompanist. Mrs.

Bruce Scoville was accompanied by Mrs. C. E. Robbins in her singing of the Listz "De Lore" The program for the next year was outlined by the committee and a- discussion of a 'Music Course for the coming year was successfully carried out, with the plan to engage the other Pierre clubs in the project. Joyce Swab.

Honorable Mention: Shirlej Bischoff, Don Brandenburg, Wan da Burnett, Tom Carroll, Ruth Cook, Donna Crawford, Lois Dor sey, Connie Eckmann, Dean Gack stetter, Joyce Groves, Eunice Gutormson, Bill Hoskins, Gene Kennedy, Robert Kinner, Lois Lemke, Jeanne McMahon, Patricia McAloon, Madonna Nielson Ralph Oliva, Joan Osman, Glenn Robeson, Avis Severance, Lois Smith, -Jean Van Arsdale, Jeannine Wiley, Bob Aleson, Norman Anderson, Lester Anderburg Loii Bell, Delores -Billiard, Dwight Cranston, Betty Erickson, Carol Erickson. Lois Friedrichsen. Jane AUTO BODY REPAIR MOTOR TUNE-UP "Complete Automotive Service" Parsons Ponttac Co. 142--3rd 5. E.

Phone 3322 Gardner, Gene Groves, Arlene Hegg, Reed Hutchinson, Bennie Johnson, Don Kearns, Kathleen McAloon, Jack McVey, Mueller, Jackie Olson, Jane Sanderson, Bruce Allen, Audrey Anderson, Thelma Boos, Patricia Brandt, Gale Butterfield, Coral Ellen Coffey, Joan Cranston, Morris Gilbert, Bonnie Goodall, Nadine Lyman, James Audrey Muilenberg, Fred Plachy. Nixola Betty Patty Snow, Wilda Swain, and Marilyn Walker. JUNIOR HIGH A Club: Joan Erickson, Patty rianagan, Norman Peppers, Doro- Plowman, Jimmy Hoyme. Marilyn Luther, Maurice Wilma Stahl, Rambna Waldner, Willard Anderson. Barbara JON FOSHEIM Attorney-at-Law Huron.

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Vel cleans dishes cleaner than soap and saves up to half your dishwashing time! sheerer-boferigl Stockings keep their beauty longer with Vel washings. Thej' stay sheerer-looking, for Vel leaves no soap scum. Keeps your; nice washables fresher, brighter than soap! Vel is easier than even finest soap flakes on delicate washable colors. Bring the Roses to Her Cheeks Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11 with Flowers from Perry Floral PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES If your Mother lives in a distant city send her Flowers by wire! Perry Floral Shop 332 Wis. S.

W. Phone 3011 We Deliver Sharon Doggett, Allen Bergei-son. Mary Candace Hilligoss, Shirley Schwartz, George Skezas. still does not know definitely what causes the moon's Taters. nis, Barbara Jelgerhuis, Keith K.inyon, Claudette Thompson.

Honorable arol Young, Oliver Anderson, Hoaglund, Althea Dillman, Karen Illene Brper, June Carlson, Lake, Mary Keene, Bill harles Erickson, Donald Hook, I Beverly Jones, Keene Fridley, Ada Lewallen, Ann Lewallen Mary Odegard, Gene Osman, Pet er Geyerman, Blossom Splitek. JEFFERSON SCHOOL Club: Sally Sprague, Jane Speers, Bobbie Raschke, Adrian Parmeter, Merna'Peterson, Bruce Thatcher, Paul Frederickson Sharon Johnson, Jimmy James. Honorable Meniion: Packard, Darlene Weidauer, Sherry Tanger, Tony Zarius, Mary Kay Seabury, John Nelson, Shirley Mavis Roberts, Carolyn Krumm, Kay Christensen, Stanton Newton, Garry Dammeier, Laura Anderson, Ginger Dynes, Joe Gray, Betty Morgan, Charlotte Van Drew, Jack Friese, arolyn Musolf, Albert" Lippert, Denny Stanga, Ralph Curtis, Shirley Bergerson, Nancy Ellsworth, Dale Lemke, Winifred To Cherish Forever Let us take your wedding portraits and candids for an album of pictures you'll treasure and cherish always. Don Hoskins 347 -Dakota S. Photographer Phone 730 YOU'LL FIND DIST1 MOTIVE CHARM OUR COLLECTION OF R1NE BLACK SWISS THE A OF 2.98 FOR JJotlii Dunn FUSFIELD'S MILLINERY DEPT.

Continuing All This Week APPAREL SALE SEE THESE BARGAINS! Never in the history of our business has our stock been cleaner-BUT, because clothing reductions are in the air, here is our answer! SPRING COATS 4 Big Groups Mostly 24.95 values, some to 29.95. A coat buy like this generally conies when you have to wait until next year to wear it. Now it's just time to wear spring things Mostly 29.95 values, some to 34.95. Geyerman coats are the biggest selling coats in this area when at regular prices. At these sale prices you should be sure to see Mostly 39.95 values, some to 44.95.

Do you want a box coat, or a shorty? No matter what your preference you will likely find it on this sale 2988 Mostly 44.95 values, some to 49.95. Fine coats nice hard finished gabardines and worsteds really lovely coats in every wanted type and every wanted size DRESSES Values to $10.95 Values to S14.95 Values to $19.95 Values to $24.95 HATS A Group of Better Hats Specially Priced SPRING SUITS 4 Big Groups A good selection of suits now--not just a few odds and ends but plenty of choice. Mostly 34.95 values, some to 39.95 2488 Mostly fine Hobbs and Lilli Ann suits of fine Botany Worsteds and gabardines--all colors. Mostly 44.95 values, some to 49.95 Our finest Lilli Ann and Hobbs suits go in this select group--it's the suit buying opportunity of the year. Values to 59.95 Suit Special Former prices on this group are forgotten--odds and ends.

Values to 39.95 NYLON HOSE SPECIAL FULL FASHIONED STRUTWEAB 45 Gauge, 30 Denier $119 NEW LENGTH SLIPS OFF $5.98 Slips $4.78 $3.98 Slips $3.18 $2.38 Slips.