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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
13
Mrs. Charles Stone of Evanston, a member of the Board of Education, was the guest of Mrs. Cyrus Beard. Lt. and Mrs. T. L. Conroy of Fort Gobins, Colorado, are visiting the city.
Latda Newlin and Wynona Von Kennel hosted a Friday evening at Mrs. GC Newlin's home 2615 Gentral avenue in honor of the high school girls basketball team. Guests wore green and black school colors. a silver spoon net and miniature doll place cards stood as table centerpieces.
John M Steele and companions Major and Mrs W L Kennedy and Lt L M Team arrived in Cheyenne from Denver where they wintered. They are guests at the Plains hotel. Miss Mary Browns Sunday school class hosted a Victory Loan tea with Allied costumes and red white blue decorations. Frances Menteer Helen Thompson attended. Hilda Brown sang, Florence Slye from Boulder sang. Alice Williams hosted week ends. Alone Tyson leaves for Beaver tomorrow. Mrs J M Bump and children Rob and Jean depart for Torrington to join her husband.
The Sunshine Society will entertain with a musical evening at the home of Mrs. M A Kline on Tuesday. The event benefits the Y W C A fund with a silver offering. Committee members include Mesdames A Bakewell Herman Brookhart WH K Henke and Fred Miller. Refreshments will be served. Mis Newth Meilqutarn visits from the ranch. Mr and Mrs Herman Gales plan a Denver trip.
At a class meeting the seniors agreed to stage a class play. A committee to choose plays includes Alien Yoder as chairman, Alice McPhetrider, and Frances Brownlee. State Game Warden W. T. Judkins of Lander spent days in Cheyenne on official business.
Church schedule lists Holy Communion at 5 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Confirmation and Bishop Thomas sermon 11 a.m. Evening prayer and music at 3 p.m. with a detailed program of vocal and instrumental pieces and solo performances by listed singers and organist.
St Marys Cathedral in Nevada presents a schedule with Bishop Patrick A McGovern and Reverend James A Hartmann leading services. Masses include low mass at 6 and 8, high mass at 10, and Lenten devotions on Sunday Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 45.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at Twenty sixth Street and Carey Avenue announces Sunday services at 11 o clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms in Citi zens National Bank building open daily 2 20 to 4 30 except Sundays holidays. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Rev E B Brace pastor. Regular services at First Methodist tomorrow with the pastor speaking at both churches. League service at 7 and evening service at 8. Miss Laura Lee arranged Palm Sunday music. Warm welcome to all.
Presbyterian pastor J S Stubblefield announces a full Sunday schedule. 11 o clock service titled The Palm Sunday Lesson features special choir music. Evening service at 7 10 features A Lesson from the Life of Huth. Christian Endeavor at 6 40 and a 3 pm Sunday school decision service at the Robert Ferguson memorial chapel. Sabbath school and morning service at usual hours. A Yellowstone National Park lecture with 100 slides will follow the evening service. A post service social aims to help attendees meet new people.
The First Baptist Church on Nipteenth Street and Warren Avenue invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 11 with the sermon The Lost Chord The Bible school offers classes for all ages At 6 30 p m the topic How to Give to Godlike Deeds led by Mr Sloane All are welcome including strangers and those without a church home to attend
Willie Meehan the loreal heavyweight travels east for a two month tour to meet top opponents. Promoters booked Billy Miske at St Paul and Jimmy Goffey in Philadelphia as Meehan brings his wide swinging punch and unconventional methods to entertain and challenge Eastern boxing fans.
Dr A B Hamilton president of the board and GC BD Spalding treasurer along with C P Arnold of Laramie will head the executive committee. They will manage lands of the university with existing leases and new applications. Income from leases goes to permanent funds and funds for building projects.
Weimar April 11 The national assembly committee adopts an amendment to the presidency provision barring former royal persons from holding the office for 15 years and from being a member of a former reigning family.
St Johns Newfoundland April 12 The attempt by aviator WH E Hoeher to fly across the Atlantic in a Sopwith plane was postponed from 4 pm to 6 pm then delayed until tomorrow weather favorable at first but conditions worsened at 6 leading to a planned Sunday start if weather improves.
Jack Lipson, son of Louis Lipson proprietor of the Grand Market and Grocery, is able to walk again after a serious septicemia attack caused by a wood poisoning from a cut in the hand sustained recently.
The athletic association of Cheyenne High School awarded sweaters to the boys team funded by proceeds from recent games during the season.
The Iowa judiciary committee will urge the house to impeach Governor W L Harding next week based on Rathburn pardon case activity. The panel found insufficient evidence to impeach Attorney General Havener and will report to the house. no impeachment for Havener is supported.
Mrs. A. S. Van Tassell purchases from William B. E. Dinneen a Hudson sedan praised as among the handsomest cars of the new season in Cheyenne.
Judge and Mrs. Tt. N. Matson will leave Cheyenne today for Havana and other Cuban points. They will be absent from Cheyenne for several weeks.
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