Alumni Party Planned By Cheyenne High School Students
Cheyenne high school notes announce a Dec 15 gymnasium party honoring alumni now living in Cheyenne. Miss Abiy K. Roya oversees invitations. first graduates dated 1879, with yearly additions. Also Johnson School P T A meets Friday 3 15 pm with program of recitations, solos, and dramatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Bridges Tyson
Cheyenne
Progres
Abiy KE. Roya
Johnson School
D. A. Jones
Alfred Sloan
Verla Parker
Adeline Herkely
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming and vicinity
Weather summary from the local office lists 24 hours ending 6 p.m. with temperature 30 degrees, high 32, low 20, and humidity around 67 percent. Northwest wind near 20 mph, total precipitation since Jan 1 about 18.28 inches versus normal 13.25 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Nwagicaue
Chiateseina
P.m
L. HB. Daingerpield
Society Notes Highlight Dinner Event and Red Cross Toy Sale
General and Mrs. John Charles Thompson host a dinner in honor of Colonel Wright of Fort Russell and his mother Madame Wright. Cheyenne Red Cross chapter raises funds with a toy sale at Fred Roedel's, run by Converse school Fifth and Sixth graders led by Miss Mary Costello, display windows Friday 2 to 5 pm, sale Saturday afternoon with volunteers Violet Bentson, Richard Dodge and many other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piang
Lorene Hobbs
James Blimey
Stubblefield
T. A
Parent-Tescher Association
Will Reid
Weaver
Cheyenne
A. D. Johnston
John Charles Thompson
Colonel Wright
Fort Russell
Madame Wright
Red Cross
The
Fred Roedel
Converse
Mary Costello
Violet Bentson
Richard Dodge
Helen Carlson
Grace Casselman
Minna Lafferty
Winona Purcell
Elizabeth Roedel
Margaret Whiting
Charlotte Wright
Robert Bradley
Ralph Clark
Myron Duffy
Fred Douglas
Rudolph Nagel
Walter Bradley
Will Bruner
Dexter Fee
Karl Holmburg
Arthur Holmburg
Cecil Houechins
Corbett Kitchen
Bruce Nimmo
Clarence Purcell
Dale Green
Lennox Magnusen
Mary Constance Alexander
Helen Bolln
Alice Capps
Lucille Douglas
Bessie Garlock
Lela Graeber
Alice Guthrie
Marion Heckel
Flossie Mills
Sylvia Penman
Ean Rockafield
Marion Trumbull
Dorothy Doyle
Bernice Burgo
Bernice Scott
Ladies Night at First Cavalry Club Featured Dance
Fort Russell society hosts informal evening for the younger set with dancing as the main diversion at quarters of Captain and Mrs Huston. Notable attendees include Mrs Howell, host at a bridge tea honoring Mrs Curry of Bisbee, and many officers and guests from Fort Russell and surrounding posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cavalry Club
Howell
Captain Howell
Fer Quarters
Curry
Bisbee, Ariz
Koester
Samuels
Richarts
Leff
Salt Lake City
Laird
Fort Russell
Fort Logan
Cole
Visiting List Returns From State Survey and Meetings
Loraine Putnam, son of Mr. and Mrs. A I Putnam, has come back from the northern state where he was with a government surveying party for several months. Edith K O Clark, superintendent of public instruction, returned Tuesday night from Buffalo after attending the State Teachers association meetings. Misses Betty River, Mary Carpenter and Kien Kirke have also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Putnam
A. l. Putnam
Edith K. O. Clark
Buffalo
State Teachers’ Association
Betty River
Mary Carpenter
Kien Kirke
Women Clubs Host, Meet, and Plan Holiday Programs
The Help One Another Club celebrates its annual guest day with hostess Mrs. F L Robinson and equal guest attendance to hem napkins for the Red Cross. The Coterie Art Club meets with Mrs. Al Finch and Mystic Maze Club hostesses gather at Warren Avenue. DAR and Art Association events are scheduled at local homes and the library, featuring lectures by W H B Ross on international law and musical interludes. A Christmas party and various programs are planned for next week with multiple hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Robinson
Red Cross
Coterie Art Club
al Finch
Mystic Maze Club
Waldo
Warren Avenue
A. RR
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. J. Parshall
J. B. Walton
Parshall
Hostesses Art Association
Ela
Carnegie Library
O'Erlock
W. HB. Ross
Ross
Lloyd Sampson
Laura
Lee
Mison Smith
Fred Milley
Lester Randolph
Miller
W. KE
Church Circles Altar and Rosary Club Hosts Ladies
Mesdames William Storey Mrs Gerald Robertson and others will entertain the Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys at Mrs Stoney's home for a church circle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Storey
Irs
Gerald and
Robertson
St Mary's
Stoney
Guild Bazaar and church guild activities scheduled
The Guild of St. Mark's opens its bazaar at the Parish house Friday at 10 am offering knitted bags, aprons, dresser dolls, fancy work, Reid Cross items, and head dresses with a bake table and light refreshments. Baptist Willing Workers hostesses include Mesdames James Scheels and Manesworth at Mrs. Alice James home. Westminster Guild met Tuesday with twenty members. scripture read and "Missionary Milestones" reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice James
W. L. Whipple
Mesdames
Guild of
St. Mark's
Reid Cross
Westminster Guild
Presbyterian Westminster Guild
Er. Lippard
Eunice Anderson
Millie Rite
Ethel Dobbya
Restrictions on Sugar Raised in Local Stores
Restriction of sugar consumption has been lifted and local dealers report higher availability. People who bought by the lot can now buy seven dollars worth from one store, and sack buyers may secure sugar by the wick. Orders to sell the standard amount to consumers aim to curb hoarding and monitor purchases, as past shortages have eased.
Sugar supplies recover as imports stabilize market
A deposition notes sugar hoarding persists only nominally while Cuban and Philippine shipments have restored normal supply. Factories consuming large quantities have paused operations, easing pressure and increasing available stock for general consumption.
Trade highlights rise in exports in October
Washington October exports reached 544,000,000 boosting the ten month total to 5,149,000,000 an increase of 70,000,000 over 1916. October exports beat September by 56,000,000 while imports fell to 221,000,000. The ten month total imports stood at 2,504,000,000 exceeding 1916 by 404,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
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Florence Flanagan
Absaraka
Una Nighswander
Guardian
Coliseum
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First Cavalry Band
Weather Report
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L. A. Tyson
East 18Th Street
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Jack
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Lois
Yesr Orday
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Okla
Major Parker
United States Army
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Ray FE
Lee Fe
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H. D. Gleason
Donald Clark
Frank Knittie
Douglas
the Plains
Irene Butler
1. P Store
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Neb
Alex Healey
Marie Langdon
Lincoln
Mine Langdon
U. P
Cheyenne Art Association
Olive Wills
Woman's Club
Klein
Wilkble
Christmias
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
Jim W
Vietrolaolombia Department
West 17Th Street
Jackman
America
Lewis P. Wells
China
Wyoming Book Store Company
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