Reverend Gwynne Returns From Eastern Visit
The Rev F H Gwynne has returned from Atlantic City and eastern stops after attending the Presbyterian general assembly and visiting churches for mission work. He praises Butte yet prefers its bustle to eastern beauty and notes plans for the next assembly in May 1911. His daughters moved to 28 South Crystal street during his absence.
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F. H. Gwynne
Atlantic City
Presbyterian General Assembly
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General Assembly
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Charles A. Dickey
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Gwynne
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
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Henrietta Crosman to premiere land of cotton opera
Miss Crosman plans to stage a light American themed opera titled The Land of Cotton for Kentucky Foster Memorial events rather than Broadway. She is Cyrus’s grandniece and helped raise funds for a Foster memorial in Louisville with New York and Southern club support. Special Dispatch notes Miller deal and Montana camp openings.
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Percy MacKaye
Suwanee
Kentucky
Joe
Louisville
Kentucky Society of New York
Star
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South
Stephen Foster
Miss Crosman
Foster
Crosman
The
Standard
Lewistown
John McCollough
Carbon County
Judith Basin Milling Company
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