Local club notices and upcoming events in Cheyenne
The Business Women's Club met at the YWCA despite snow with speaker Mrs Albert Gi Adams in Africa. Postponed gatherings include the Sunshine family and Presbyterian Westminster Guild. Wyoming DAR plans in Washington with four Wyoming women on committees. A dinner for the Gheyenne domestic science department, Queen Esther Circle dance, and other social activities are announced with various hosts and locations.
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Business Women's Club
Albert Gi Adams
Africa
Mary Windsor
Blockdale
Gladys Bovee
Iembers
Maurene Garley
highChicol Gymnasium
Mrs Adams to Lecture at Presbyterian Church Tonight
Mrs Albert G Adams will give a special lecture at the Presbyterian church this evening with the public invited. She spent seventeen years in West Africa for the mission field and will share stories of African natives. After world war control shifts, she travels west and heads toward her home in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Y. W. QC
The
Tropics
Equator
Albert G. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Adams Fias
West Africa
Adams
Ishie
West
Cincinnati
New President of Advertising Clubs Named
Reuben H. Donnelly of Chicago is appointed president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America, succeeding J. Meredith who resigned after being named secretary of agriculture.
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Advertising Clubs
Reuben H. Donnelly
Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
J. Meredith
Agriculture
Vanderbilt Heir Cornelius Jr Marries Miss Rachael Littleton
The marriage of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Rachael Littleton is slated for April 29 and will be a major social event of the year among the 400. The ceremony is planned at St. Thomas Church in New York with Littleton a noted lawyer and former congressman.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Rachael Littleton
Martin W. Littleton
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
Littleton
Cedars and Temples Define Lebanon Symbolism
A National Geographic bulletin describes Baalbek’s ancient temples to Jupiter and Bacchus as enduring monuments in Lebanon’s landscape. The Temple of the Sun looms with colossal columns, while the Temple to Bacchus features intricate Roman carvings and a grand doorway. Baalbek’s ruins symbolize permanence beside modern life and the cedar emblem on Lebanon’s flag echoes lasting strength.
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Washington
Lebanon
National Geographic Society
Banlbek
Jupiter
Telios
Parthenon
Bacchus
Melrose Abbey
Rheims
Baalbek
American University of Beirubs Butte
Tempest Over Shoe Profit Cuts Roils Nation
News from New York and across the United States reports confusion over a possible limit on profits for standard shoes priced at ten dollars or less. John Slater, president of the New York Retail Shoe Dealers Association, claimed talks with federal authorities touched on profit caps, while the fair price office stressed no price cuts were guaranteed.
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New York
Agsoreration
United States
John Slater
Retail Dealers’ Association
Pater
Mater
Anne Williams
Slater
Williams
Piper
Arkansas
Coast 10
Oshkosh
Gulf
The
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Fool
Associated Press
Fair Price Commissioner
Plana
New York City
Wilkains
New York Retail Shoe Dealers Association
Chaffey
Standard Shoes
Slate
William
Port Smith
Ark
Springfield, D
Admiral Sins Charles Sims of Cincinnati Seventeen Year Old
Charles Sims known as Admiral Sins is a reserve officers training corps member and University of Cincinnati engineering student. He stands six feet nine inches tall now at twenty, with clothes and bed made to order.
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Admiral Sins
Charles Sims
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of Cincinnati
Merchants Face Public Belief of Profiteering
The public believes merchants are profiteers and Bolshevist ideas spread discontent across retail. Vendors say there are no duplicate orders at spring prices, with full-delivery orders now priced higher than ever. Immediate fall orders cost more than spring, squeezing margins and keeping shoes costly.
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America
Weather Summary From 6am To 6pm Clears Snow and Winds
The report shows temperatures of 49 at midnight, 25 at 6pm with wet bulb at 24. Relative humidity ranges from 94 to 87 percent. Wind shifts NW and N with speeds up to 80 mph. Snow noted. total precipitation since January 4 is 4.70 inches versus normal 3.40 inches. Highest 27 at 5:40 pm. lowest 21 at 6 am.
University of Whoming dinner urges wider campus growth
Laramie Wyoming April 19. Second annual dinner in honor of the basketball team under U M L G A auspices stressed expansion in all university activities. President Nelson called for enlarging the student body with a freshman class of 800 or more and total enrollment rising accordingly. Coaches and speakers urged a new conference with Montana and Dakota teams to gain Wyoming recognition. Team members Laytian and Simpson, Y M C A leaders Olson and Showalter spoke, with Watson as host.
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Wyo
U. ML. GC. A
Nelson
Uneb
Univers
Coac Corbeth
Monland
Dakota
Wyoming
Ule Evenine
Fred Laytian
Wisconsin
Mi Ward Simpson
Gody
Toad Olson
Elizabeth Showalter
Lovell
Walter '. Watson
University Officers Elected and UC Inauguration Delegates
The newly elected officers include President William Penland of Bags, Vice-President Charlie Young of Green River, Secretary Westie Crawford of Laramie, and Treasurer Albert Day of Laramie. At the University of California inauguration, two Wyoming alumni serving on UC faculty attended as delegates Mrs. Miora Knight Orr class of 1898 and Morgan V. Spicer class of 1917.
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Powell
Deming
Paul Mssert
Laramie
Wssert
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Cozard, Neb
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Douglas
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Bags
Charlie Young
Green River
Westie Crawford
Albert Day
David Preston Barrows
University of California
Othe
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Spicer
Inhabitants and Human Forms Across the Globe
The article notes that a portion of the human body contains vastly more forms and structures than the number of people on Earth. It contrasts scale between internal varieties and global population, highlighting the body's diversity.
Woman Recovers From Pimples Using Culicura Trio
Mrs. M. A. Graham of Cheney Washington reports two years of itchy red pimples disfiguring her body. After trying Culicura Soap Ointment and Talcum she recovered and says the products promote skin purity and health.
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M. A. Graham
Cheney
Wash
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