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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1913
Page
16
Tuesday sale features ONYX silk and cotton hose for women and men. Women’s pure thread silk options in various colors with Dub-l garter top and double sole. Onyx Day price three pair for $1. Men’s ONYX pure silk hose in black and colors three pair for $1. cotton hose in tan black or grey at 19c each.
Local clubs meet next week including College Club with Misses Pat ten and Clendennin at Mine Patten's home. The Woman's Club plans its last meeting of the year at the library with music and correspondence. The Sunshine Society gathers Tuesday at the library hosted by Mrs W W Busselle. The Piano Division of the Musical Club meets Saturday at Mrs Arthur Myers home. The Help One Another Club convenes Thursday at Mrs John Hunter’s home. St Mark's Guild sets April 18 at the Parish House with bazaar luncheon and tea, and a recital. The Ladies Auxiliary hosts a midday dinner at the Parish House. A free lecture on The Three Covenants is at the library today at 3 pm under the International Bible Students. Junior Union holds a social in church parlors with games, worship, and refreshments.
President Wilson met with Viscount Chinda today to discuss California alien land law after which further talks are planned. Officials say no formal protest from Japan has been received yet, and the U S will use moral suasion to seek changes if needed. If California’s bill passes, a formal protest and potential treaty tension may follow.
A Friday gathering at Miss Ewan White's home featured Mrs. Rockafield explaining how Mormons interpret the Bible to fit their beliefs. Interest in mission work grows with each meeting as ladies plan further study.
Ashington April 2. John Brooks Haederson former Missouri senator and author of the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution has died.
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