Make

COAT SALE

Practically our entire stock at
radically reduced prices. Both
sport and dress styles.

GEYERMAN’S

Your headquarters for SDEA. It is Mitchell’s fastest growing shop for
women. You'll appreciate the values offered specially for this week.

 

DRESS SALE

Reductions on all fall dresses. Also
showing a new line of midwinter
frocks.

 

 

129 East 2nd Ave.

MITCHELL CLEANERS & TAILORS
Mitchell, South Dakota

Phone 2538

 

 

Have Luncheon or Just a Bite at
CORKER’S CONFER ONERS

4th and Main
FOUNTAIN SERVICE — CANDY

 

 

WELCOME SDEA
VIRGINIA CAFE

Good Food, Specialty Steaks, Chops and
All Kinds of Salads and Lunches

Mitchell, South Dakota

 

 

 

TOURISTS SHEI alia

 

Tourists’ Shelter, Mitchell

SDEA JOURNAL e November, 1935

4-H CLUBS IN SCHOOLS
H. M. Jones, State Leader, Brookings

Home economics classes in the Pierre Indian
school are following a 4-H club program which
will be completed by students in their homes next
spring.

Woodwork for boys and clothing work for
girls is the 4-H club program in a rural school,
McPherson county, of which Miss Amanda
Adams is teacher.

School pupils and eighth grade graduates in
the community are members of a 4-H club or-
ganized by Miss Ruth Chandler, rural school
teacher, in Perkins county.

Girls of the Weta community, Jackson county,
are organizing a 4-H club under the leadership of
Miss Opal I. Grosvenor, teacher.

Dean Vivian Strand, Bancroft high school
dormitory, i is using 4-H Pe as girls’ home
economics project.

Dean Sidney Larson, Woonsocket high school
dormitory, is following 4-H club recreational pro-
grams.

The state 4-H office has distributed the cir-
cular “Harvest Home Festival” for the use of
schools, and PTA’s.

The 135 former 4-H club members enrolled as
students at State college conduct a radio program
once a month and sponsored a feature in the
homecoming parade.

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