Informal social and wedding notes from Cheyenne events
Mrs. Charles Elmer Lane hosted an informal afternoon for Miss Gail Gilson from Knox ville visiting Mrs. W. C. Mentzer with twelve guests. A wedding at the Methodist parsonage united Miss Selma J. Green and Clarence R. Stemler of La Grange. Other notices include a surprise party for Mrs. Buckingham of Denver and various travels and social mentions involving Cheyenne residents and Fort Russell families.
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Miss Gilson
Charles Elmer Lane
Gail Gilson
Gilson
Knoxville
W. C. Mentzer
Ed Stemler
Buckingham
Denver
Cheyenne
Gus Hamilton
Visiting List Notes Local Cavalry Arrival at Fort Russell
Lieut. Guy Jensen and his wife with their small son arrived Friday from Detroit and stay with his parents Mr and Mrs H Jensen. He has been assigned to the cavalry and will be stationed at Fort Russell. Mrs W Bodley of Greeley visits the William Hoshaw home. Mrs William Barber and child also mentioned.
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Exton
Cole
Barber
John W. Lacey
Harry C. Daniels
Government Shipbuilding Service
Philadelphia
Daniels
Floyd Huff
Thermopolis
Samuel A. Smoke
Major Smoke
Fort Russell
Columbia
Washington
Cheyenne
Smokes
Mra
Bert Wilson
Denver
Guy Jensen
Detroit
Mr. Jensen
Mra. H. Jensen
Lieutenant Jensen
Cavalry
Post
Inter
Greeley
William Hoshaw
William Barber
Little
Sunshine Society Meets for Kensington Tea at Mrs Henke’s
The Sunshine Society hosts a social Kensington tea Tuesday afternoon at 2209 Evans Street with Mrs. Richard Henke and Mrs. Fred Miller as hosts. The College club met yesterday at Mrs. W A Wymafi’s home. attendance was light due to weather. Mrs. Huston presided. A paper by Mrs. Bert Wilson on The Fall of Jerusalem read by Mrs. James True. The group voted to fund the American soldiers in France and prepared for a May food exhibit and college tea for high school graduates. Tea and wafers were served.
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Sunshine Society
Richard Henke
Evans Street
Kensington
Fred Miller
Henke
W. A. Wymafi
Arthur
A. Huston
Bert Wilson
Jerusalem
James True
General Federation
France
Fred Boies
Enid Estelle Wilcox
Little Miss Wilcox
America
Edward Harteen
Watts
Thompson
Clove
Beatty
Vaughan
Stevens
Nimmo
D A R Meeting Hosts Daughters in White Elephant Sale Preview
Mrs Henry Watson and Mrs Claude Draper hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Mrs Drapers home with full attendance. Mrs Maurice Groshon chaired as the White Elephant sale at Hagles hall Friday and Saturday drew donations from a Shetland pony to a rooster. The committee urged residents to bring unwanted items to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Claude Draper
Mrs. Draper
Maurice Groshon
National D A FR Society Seeks $1 Per Member Fund Drive
The national D A FR society appeals all chapters to donate $1 each to raise $100 000 for purchasing a Liberty bond. Cheyenne chapter commits. A casual season ended with light refreshments.
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National Society of the D. A. FR
Cheyenne
Frances Willard W.T.U. Meeting in Cheyenne
The Frances Willard W.T.U. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 318 West Twenty second street with special invitation to the Anna Gordon union of South Cheyenne. Wynton Reed of Jewel of Colorado will give an address. A large attendance is expected.
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Frances Willard W
T. U
Mra. C
Thomas
West
Anna Gordon Union
South Cheyenne
Wynton Reed
Jewel of
Colorado
Cheyenne School Entertains as Commencement Plans Form
School notes recount cadet entertainment at the gymnasium and upcoming commencement events led by Merrill F. Hart. Plans include a class play What Happened to Jones on May 28, a May 30 commencement, a baccalaureate May 26, and a senior address by J. D. Clark.
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Jones
Wheatland High School
Drive for Salvation Army Nets $12 612 46 Across 13 Counties
Thirteen counties report a total Salvation Army collection of 12 612 46 as state director Charles Carey aims to reach a 20 000 quota. Laramie leads at 3704 13 with other counties listed including Big Horn 449 60 Carbon 1026 58 and Weston 3 4468 in Crook County? The text notes varied county totals toward the drive.
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Salvation Army
Charles Carey
Atate
Laramie County
Big Horm
Carbon
Johumno
Lincoln
Park
Platte
Rhoridan
Swentwater
Ulate
Waahokie
Fremont
Crook County
Lagocrott Sant
Local Church Services and Schedules Listed
Churches across town announce Sunday schools morning worship and evening services. The First Methodist Episcopal First Baptist Presbyterian First Congregational St Marks St Marys Seventh Day Adventist Salvation Army and Second Baptist share times and speakers including Rev Edwin Brace Dr George Van Winkle Rev J S Stubblefield Dr J J Shingler and Bishop P J McGovern with choirs organs and special programs for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Edwin EB. Brace
Epworth League
Fermette Beecher Gray
Tulpit
Rev. . B. Gray
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth and
Warren Avenue
George van Winkle
Gretchen Bowes
Church Services and Readings Noted Across Local Congregations
A summary of Sunday and midweek services at multiple churches including A o Corner on Twentieth and House streets with 7 20 p m. services led by Franz Frese at 2018 House Street. Allen A M B Church at Corner Eighteenth and Theme Streets led by Rev J Heweits. First Church of Christ Scientist at Carey Avenue and Twenty sixth Street. Swedish Lutheran Church at Corner Nineteenth and Busy 8 P M Holenberg with residence 1613 Dunno Street. Reading rooms at 482 and 434 with hours 2 20 to 4 30 pm. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.o
House Streets
Franz Frese
House Street
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Carey Avenue
Twy-sixth Street
National Bank
Swedish Lutheran Church
P. Holenberg
Dunno Street
Fort Dials Port Liss Newspaper Border Hugs Launched
A weekly publication titled Border Hugs debuts for the fort and border patrol at Fort Dials Texas. Edited by cavalry officers and enlisted men, it prints regimental letters, weekly sports, and personal news not reaching El Paso. The Herder Bugle offers a silver cup to the company with the best target-practice record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dials
Texas
Border Patrol
Cavalry Division
el Paso
Herder
Hinck Growere Nathan Hank Surplus Grows in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne meeting of the Hinck Growere Nathan Hank board reports surplus rising from 100000 to 250000 and notes the capital remains strong and conservative.
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Hinck
Nathan Hank
Cheyenne
Agaplae
Neal
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RED Cross News
Union Pacific Coal Company
Boltting Club
Bruce Jones
Lucile
Kimwry
Woodcraft
Ingersoll Store Company
Earl Flaherty
Donald Clark
Morton McSweeney
Stemler-Green
College Club
A. R. Meeting
Vesta Bridges Tyson
Merrill F. Hart
Wheatland
Laramie
Lloyd Treed
Burton Potter
Wilmer Stevens
Helen Brace
Messrs
J. O. Creager
Cyrus Beard
T. B. McDonough
Eby
Rural Education Department
Favelle
F. 5. Burrage
Ethel Earl
Ralph Hollema
Francis Brammer
Frank Mullen
Miss Earl
Avery Vaneard
Cheyenne High School
Tage
Clasa
Alice Yoder
D MoCionigio
Helen Hudson
Francds Lee
Veer Daley
Helen Er Ee
Sam Sot Vo
Rand
Peaitel
Churchill School
Red Cross
Jessie C. Liston
Fee
Churchil F P.T. A
Churchill School Parent- Teacher Association
John Connelly
Capitol Avenue
Drive For the Salvation Army
Excelsior Frozen Dainties
Cheyenne Creamery Co
First Congregational Church
Capligh Avenue
J. J. Shingler
Christian Endeavor
Picken Ron
Mehaikownky Mins Ferris
Mins Fullag
Colliek
Parker Church Quartute
Ko W. Stone
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Ah, L. Vaughan
St. Mark's Epincopal
al Huston
Rod Addrons
Mary's Cathedral
Twenty-first and
P. J. McGovern
Hartmann
Kosters
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Labor Hall
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Robert Ferguson
Nineteenth Street
Second Baptist Church
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
C. O. Smith
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Allen A. M. B
J. Heweits
Port Liss
Borden Udg