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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1912
Page
3
In church circles the Presbyterian Mission Circle of the ladies' missionary society will gather Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Schuneman. St. Mark's Guild with Mrs. William Mahoney will be entertained.
The Guild of St Mark’s held a Friday afternoon session with a large attendance as plans for parish home entertainments on Monday and Tuesday were completed. Mrs Hart and Mrs Smith performed several numbers. a five o’clock lunch followed. Twenty seven ladies attended. The Congregational church mission circle met Friday afternoon with Mrs Jensen leading regular business and a short program. Mrs Whipple spoke on Hindoo jem and Mrs Johnston told a story titled Women of India. twenty five ladies were present.
The Baptist Willing Workers meeting is postponed for one week and will now be held Friday, February th.
The Baptist Q O A group met Thursday at four o'clock with Miss Margaret Henison. The missionary program focused on India with several members giving talks and readings. A delicious lunch followed. Attendees included Misses Harbaugh guest Milverstead Bell Garrett Bright Ruth Edith Curtise Bruce Van Winkle Tyson.
At a Friday Baptist church social the Young People’s Society hosted a highly successful event with a well planned program. Performances included piano solo by Miss Marjorie Whipple and selections from Il Trovatore Martha and Cavaliera Rusticana. refreshments of hot waffles coffee and syrup pleased attendees with seventy people present.
The Le Brun Opera Co will present a selection of songs and operatic numbers at Keefe Hall on Tuesday evening. The four internationally famed performers bring their own scenery costumes and jewels for a lavish show. The Methodist ladies’ aid meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Blau’s home with Mrs Simpson.
The St Mark’s parish house opens Monday evening as flags adorn the state. A 5 pm dinner serves until 8 with roast turkey cold ham and mince pie on the menu. At 8 pm a vaudeville program features local stars and acts followed by a dance.
A home cough syrup recipe claims one pint of granulated sugar mixed with warm water and Pinex makes a potent remedy for coughs, croup, and throat irritations. The ad touts rapid relief within 24 hours, pleasant taste, mild laxative effect, and broad popularity among households in the United States and Canada.
Police traced cocaine and morphine activity in the redlight district. Dash Spinks of 1612 Bent Street admitted no sale but was found with morphine bottles hidden in her stocking and a tomato can stash. She faces trial next Monday in Police Court.
The marriage of Miss James Kern and Mr. Franklin Bevans of Cheyenne Wyoming was solemnized at the bride’s sister Mrs G J Rudd home on Melrose Avenue with Rev Harry W Vincent officiating. A family wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for Cheyenne via Chicago and Denver.
A brief note reports a dull Monday and Tuesday night with a limited audience for a Spanish sports program. The fragment mentions a Mexican program and a minor audience response, but details are unclear.
Captain Henry I Newbold of the Fourth artillery at Fort Russell receives a seven day extension to his leave of absence. He has been ill at Fort Leavenworth and is expected to return to Fort Russell this week.
A Virginia woman testifies she recovered after years of heavy work and illness during menopause. She praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and sleep and notes the medicine's wide endorsement and 30 year record. The ad invites letters to Lyon Mass for confidential advice.
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