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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
29
Mrs Charles Stone of Evanston a Board of Education member arrived in the city yesterday as guest of Mrs Cyrus Beard on avenue Lieutenant and Mrs T L Conroy of Fort Gobins Golo are in the city with a noted civic visit.
Latda Newlin and Wynona Von Kennel hosted a Friday evening event at Mrs. GC. Newlin's home 2615 Gentral avenue honoring the high school girls basketball team. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Smith coach Clarence Haines and many others with Miss Alice Williamson as chaperon.
Mr. John M. Steele arrives in Cheyenne from Denver accompanied by Major and Mrs. W L Kennedy and Lieutenant L M Team. They stay at the Plains hotel while in town. The day also features a Victory Loan tea for Miss Mary Brown’s Sunday school class with red white and blue decorations and performances by Miss Frances Menteer Miss Helen Thompson and Miss Hilda Brown. Florence Slye of Boulder and Miss Alice Williams are listed among the participants. Mrs J M Bump and children Rob and Jean plan to move to Torrington for a visit as Mrs Bump joins her husband.
The Sunshine Society plans a Tuesday evening musical at Mrs. M A Kline home to raise funds for the Y W C A. A silver offering will be collected. Invites extend to five guests and include men. Committee members A Bakewell Herman Brookhart WH K Henke and Fred Miller organize the event. Refreshments will be served. Mise North Meilqutarn visits from the ranch a brief city stay. Mr and Mrs Herman Gales depart for Denver for several days.
At a recent class meeting the seniors plan to stage a class play with a selecting committee led by Alien Yoder and including Alice McPhetrider and Frances Brownlee. W. T. Judkins of Lander spent several days in Cheyenne on official business.
Church schedule at St Mark's on Nineteenth and Central avenues lists Holy Communion at 5 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Confirmation and sermon by Bishop Thomas at 11:00 a.m. Evening prayer and musical program at 3 p.m. with multiple soloists and choral pieces including The Palms and The Crucifixion, and instrumental solos by several performers.
St Marys Cathedral Nev. lists Bishop Patrick A McGovern and Rev James A Hartmann with Rev Engelbert Kosters as assistant. Low mass at 6 and 8, high mass at 10. Lenten devotions on Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 45 evenings.
First Church of Christ, Scientist at Twenty six and Carey announces Sunday 11 am and Wednesday 8 pm services. Reading rooms in Citi zens National Bank building open daily 2:20 to 4:30. Sunday school at 10 am. Rev. E. B. Brace, pastor. Regular services relocated to First Methodist tomorrow with Palm Sunday music by Miss Laura Lee. League service at 7 pm and evening service at 8 pm. Warm welcome to those with other church duties.
The Presbyterian church schedules an 11 o clock Palm Sunday sermon The choir prepared special music for the day The 7 10 p m evening service offers A Lesson from the Life of Huth Christian Endeavor meets at 6 40 p m Sunday school at the Robert Ferguson Memorial Chapel at 3 p m Sabbath school and morning service follow usual hours 94th and if A 6 o clock evening service program postponed from last Sunday night includes a Yellowstone National Park lecture with slides A post service social for all ages invites fellowship
The First Baptist Church on Nipteenth Street and Warren Avenue announces Sunday school at 9:45 and a Bible school for all ages. Worship at 11 features a sermon themed The Lost Chord. Bible study at 6 30 p m led by Mr. Sloane offers guidance on generous deeds. The church invites everyone in the city without a church home to join.
San Francisco April 12 Willie Meehan the famed heavyweight boxer will tour the East for a two month stretch barring homesickness or mood swings He is set to meet Billy Miske in St Paul and Jimmy Goffey in Philadelphia Meehan known for a wide swinging punch and unconventional in ring methods promises entertaining bouts for eastern boxing fans.
Dr. A B Hamilton GC BD Spalding and C P Arnold of Laramie comprise the University of Wyoming board executive committee. They will oversee university lands, existing leases, and new applications. Income from the leases supports the university building fund via the permanent funds.
The national assembly committee adopts an amendment to the presidential provision banning former royal families from holding the office for 15 years. The rule prohibits any member of a former reigning family from becoming president during that period.
St Johns Newfoundland April 12 The attempt by aviator W H Hoehr to fly across the Atlantic in a Sopwith aircraft was postponed from 4 PM to tomorrow due to changing weather. Conditions were initially favorable but deteriorated by 6 PM. a Sunday attempt may follow if weather improves.
Jack Lipson son of Louis Lipson Grand Market and Grocery proprietor regains ability to walk after a serious attack of wood poisoning caused by a cut on the hand suffered recently.
The Cheyenne high school athletic association awarded sweaters to the boys team funded by proceeds from recent season games.
The Iowa judiciary committee will urge impeachment of Governor W L Harding while exonerating Attorney General Havener over Rathburn pardon case charges. The panel found evidence insufficient to sustain misconduct by Havener, and will present its report to the House next Tuesday after a vote last night.
Mrs. A. S. Van Tassell purchases from William B. Dinneen a Hudson sedan praised as among the handsomest cars of the new season in Cheyenne.
Judge and Mrs. Tt N. Matson depart Cheyenne for Havana and other Cuban points. They will be absent several weeks.
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