Local church services listed for Sunday schedules
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Corner Eighteenth Street and Central Avenue announces 6:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. morning worship 4:30 p.m. Epworth league and 7:20 p.m. evening service led by Edwin E. Brace. First Congregational Church lists 9:45 a.m. Sunday school with Dr. John J. Shingler officiating morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iet Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth Street
Central Avenue
Edwin E. Brace, Pas
Epworth League
First Congregational Church
John J. Shingler
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Carey Avenue
Stubblefield
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
George van Winkle
Young People's Meeting
S. A. Huston
George C. Rafter
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Twenty-sixth Street
Gifts Early for Christmas at Swisher’s Jewelry
Swisher’s Jewelry Store presents a range of permanent value gifts for Christmas including watches solid gold and gold filled chains and charms gold rings diamonds and stones brooches lavalieres cut glass silverware fountain pens and optical goods such as auto goggles solid gold frames and magnifiers. The ad emphasizes quality and practical presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swisher's Jewelry Store
Keith's
Highland
Rock
Flinch
Lotto
Bunco Militac
Community religious services listed for multiple churches
A dense schedule lists worship times and church activities across many congregations. It includes Adventist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, Scient ist, and other groups with times for services, Sunday schools, Holy Communion, and youth meetings at sites around Twenty-first Street, Capitol Avenue, and surrounding avenues.
Wedding plans and society notes at home and abroad
Mrs. F L Houx announces Tuesday at home suspended until after holidays. Wedding of James Hutchison Jr of Memphis to Hazel Jane Kelley set for Dec 19 at 1824 Central Ave. Shower events for the bride include a Kensington and a Miss Kelley’s informal party. Mentions visiting nurses, health survey, and social rounds with local families and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Houx
James Hutchison, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Hazel Jane Kelley
A. D. Kelley
Central Avenue
Hazel Kelley
the Plains
Edward J. Kelley
Robert A. Morton
Miss Kelley
Misa Kelley
J. F. Ott
Grace Kelley
Kendallon
Clyde Davis
Frank Junk
Mary McInerney
Charline Rockell
Lucilie Emery
Jeannette Bell
Kensington
Charline Mrockell
Lucille Emery
Miles Shepherd
Amerman
Schonberger
New York City
Louise Stimson
Harley Dagley
Captain Dagley
First Cavalry
Barbara Bon
Red Cross
J. E. Stimson
Josephine
Women’s clubs plan meetings and health survey
The Shakespeare club, Sunshine Society, and city federation announce upcoming meetings. Mrs Ray F Lee will host Monday Bridge and Mrs R B Forayth receives Monday tea. Delegates from Reyenne clubs will gather Monday to hear Professor Parker and Miss Amerman outline the health survey work at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Chul
Shakespeare Elu
Ray F Lee
City Federation
Reyenne
Lbrary
Parker
Miss Amerman
Fort Russell Society Departs and Guests at Post
Officers of the First cavalry have gone south with Colonel Wright and his mother leaving yesterday. Captain Bergler and his family depart today. Mrs Taliaferro, Madame Wrights niece, visits from San Diego and will stay with Major and Mrs McClelland. Red Cross auxiliary disbanded due to many departures. Mire Booker, former chairman, left recently with Mr. and Mrs Rose. Captain and Mrs Cottrell host dinner at the Plain tonight for Captain and Mrs Muel ley. Hosts and guests are of the Eighty third Field artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cavalry
Colonel Wright
Bergler
Taliaferro
Madame Wright
San Diego
McClelland
Red Cross Auxiliary
Fort Russell
Mire Booker
Rose
Cottrell
the Plain
Muelley
Eighty-third Field Artillery
Mrs Vaughan Returns from Glenrock Visit and Arrivals in Cheyenne
Mrs. Stanley Vaughan came back yesterday from Glenrock after visiting her parents for two weeks. Miss Amerman, a visiting nurse for Welineater, arrived in Cheyenne and will stay at the Paul Bailey home. Professor Parker also arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vaughan
Glenrock
Miss Amerman
Welineater
Cheyenne
Paul Bailey
Professor Parker
Pinina
Marold Vaughan
Central City
Fremont
Neb
Misa Betty Bangert
Sidi
UBP
Herman
Gates
Christmas Party Aims at Young Club Members
The Woman's lab of the RN MA hosts a Christmas party for club children at Mrs. Miller’s home with Mrs. Lester Randolph an elf helper and Mrs. W B Hine ridha Hine arranging a program. Gifts from a bag will be drawn for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RN. M.A
Fred Miller
Mra
Lester Randolph
W. B. Hineridha Hine
Red Cross
Kelley
Woman's Helief Corps
Carnegie Library
Resord
Church Circles Win One Class At Fort Russell
Mr Corbin of the Fort Russell M C A will lead the Win One class of the Methodist Sunday school this morning at 9 45 substituting for Mrs A L Putnam who remains ill Frances Willard W E T O continues this week with a Wednesday afternoon meeting instead of Tuesday Continued on Page Five
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Fort Russell
Methodist Sunday School
A.L. Putnam
Frances Willard We. T. 0
Frances Willard W. CT. VY
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horsman
WM. Myers
Tor
Lavallieres
Swisher Jewelry and Optical Company
Western Union
St. Mary's Cathedral
Twenty-first
Capitol Avenue
P. A. McGovern
James Hartman
Michael Healy
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Labor Hall
St. Mark's Church
Swedish Lutheran Church
S. P. Heanberg
Dunn Street
Salvation Army
Holiness
Young People's Legion
Salvation Rally
Robert Ferguson
Weet Nineteenth Street
C. O. Smith
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frank Frese
Allen A. M. EB
Eighteenth and
Thames Streets
J. W. Rogers
W. R. Day
Capitol Ave
Tyoc
Des Moines
Iowa
Foster
France
Nerbert Doane
A. H. Doane
R. S. van Taswell
Denver
Joseph Wassermann
St. Joseph's Hospital
H. B. Henderson
Harry Henderson
Spring City
Gearhart
Amuse Theatre
R. B. Forayth
Sunshine Society
P. J. Black
John Brown
Fort Russell Society
Convent of the Holy Child
Convent Wall
Dew
Dee
Wyoming Book Store
Harpers
Kino Auto
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