Westminster Guild Musicale at Presbyterian church
John B. Kendrick to be at home to callers this afternoon at the executive mansion. Westminster Guild concert at the church to benefit the missionary fund features a strong program and social entertainment. Gov Carlson of Colorado visits Cheyenne for W C T U activities with talks on prohibition at the high school gym.
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Wo Kendrick
Moe
John B. Kendrick
Westminster Guild Musicale
Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Fund
Carlson
W.C. TU
Colorado
Riton
Hungersor
Govrand
Kendrick
Executive Mansion
Visiting Couple Returns From Denver and Idaho Springs
Mr and Mrs EF J Kelley have returned from an enjoyable vacation in Denver and Idaho Springs Cole Mrs Mollie Ingersoll owner of the store has gone to Chicago for the style show and to purchase the latest in women's accessories Mise visits western towns in the state to the interests of the Sunday Heboo gesociation Mr and Mrs Liz Wolcott returned from Hanover Me where they were summoned by the death of Mr Wolcott s father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. J. Kelley
Denver
Idaho Springs
Cole
Mollie Ingersoll
Move
Chicago
Liz Wolcott
Hauuibal, Me
Ines
Mr. Wolcott
Woman's Clubs Schedule Meetings and Programs
This afternoon Mrs. G L Strider directs a parliamentary drill for the Indies of Chapter C P B C at her home. The Alpha club meets in the library Woman's club room at 3 o'clock for an interesting program. The regular club meeting at the library Wednesday afternoon includes routing business balloting for new members music and a paper by Mrs J H Walton In the Playhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. C. Kinkead
G. L. Strider
Alpha Duby
Woman’s Club
Mbrary
J. H. Walton
H. Upton
Monday Bridge Club
Rookery
J. HW. Magoon
Local clubs plan meetings and social event
The Whittier club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Durham and Mrs. R. A. Morton to study The Coming of the Hebrew Nation from Exodus. The Plains Dancing club hosts weekly activity Wednesday night. Mystic Maze club gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bert Penman. Rebekah lodge No. 25 hosts a social dance Thursday evening February 10 at J O O F hall with Primeaux and Henderson providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Club
Harry Durham
R. A. Morton
Mystic Maxe Club
Mystic Maze Club
Bert Penman
Rebekah Lodge
J. O. O. F. Hall
Messra
Primeaux
Henderson
Art association to meet at library Thursday afternoon
The Art association will meet at the library Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The meeting was postponed from last Thursday because of the cold and storm. Miss Frances Daviu will read a paper on the lives of Hepplewhite and Sharaton. Mrs. John W. Lacey and Miss Anna Dobbin will host the DAR meeting Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Lacey's home.
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Lawrence Carson, Jr
Carson
Mr. Carwon
Mary Kelffer
Julia Reno
Susan
Anna Brooks
Oneida Conover
Lauraine
Francis Lawson
Billy Reno
Melvin Clark
Karl
Max Galloway
Lee
Joyce Fuller
Francis Strong
The
Art Association
Frances Daviu
Hepplewhite
Sharaton
John W. Lacey
Anna Dobbin
City Federation of Women’s Clubs Discusses Baby Welfare and Livestock Plans
The executive board met at the library with eleven members. Mrs. R A Morton led as president while Mrs. W C Mentzer outlined Baby Welfare Week plans for Cheyenne set March 4 to 11. Wyoming aims to keep pace with national observance as Mentzer liaises with other towns and clubs. The group also discussed the National Livestock Convention, offering to aid the Industrial Club in hosting visitors, and a spring annual meeting open to all club women. Hospital Aid held a follow up session, approving ambulance renovations and new maternity ward supplies, with committees reporting progress toward fundraising goals.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
R. A. Morton
W. C. Mentzer
Cheyenne
United States
Mentzerin
Wyoming
City Federation
Industrial Club
Upen
College Club Hears Gary System Talk At Cheyenne
Wee G A Fow Mirenora Miller entertained the Colpee club Saturday afternoon at Mere Fox's home with most members attending. Miss Mildred Jones discussed the Gary System of education and its applicability to Cheyenne. Social hour and refreshments ended the gathering. next meeting planned with Mrs S A Huston.
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Wee
G. A. Fow
Mirenora Miller
Colpee Club
Mere
Fox
Mr. True
Denver
Mia
Tra B. Fee
Mildred Jones
Gary
Ind
Cheyenne
Church Circles in Cheyenne Women’s Christian Work
The Cheyenne W C T U meets this afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Mrs EK EB Brace for a Frances Willard memorial and a memorial offering. The Standard Bearers meet Thursday evening with Miss Marie Laughlin. The Methodist Aid Society gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs W W Bueselle’s home for a social Kensington and to honor Mrs E R Couchman as she leaves Cheyenne for Gary Indiana, with thanks for her devoted service. All ladies invited.
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Cheyenne W. C. T. U
Cheyenne W. C. T
EK. Eb, Brace
Methodist Parsonage
Frances Willard
Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Bueselle
Kensington
Gary
Ind
Couchman Haa
Cheyenne
Europe and United States face postwar economic ties
George B. Page says Europe must pay tribute to the United States in wealth after the war while the U S will invest heavily in Europe. He notes tariff issues and the need to fund war loans, predicting mutual economic pressures as Europe repays debts and the U S expands trade and gold reserves.
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Rome
Associated Preas
Whileurope
United States
Tomake
Europe
George B. Page
Page
Italy
Althe
Associated Press
Afterwar Europe to Rebuild and Trade Arising
The speaker argues Belgium will recover quickly from destruction and Germany will rise again. With abundant US money and energy, Europe must open markets to avoid tariff barriers that block business between nations.
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Cleansing Claim
A historical health note promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily purge reduces constipation relieves nervousness and sleeplessness and improves overall vitality by washing out waste and toxins from the digestive system.
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Athens
Trade Ties Highlighted Between Nations
The article notes promises of continued welcome for trade with the United States and outlines mutual needs. It stresses Italy seeking raw cotton coal and electrical machinery to support its industry while the Capitol anticipates favorable employment effects.
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United States
Capitol
Italy
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