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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

11

Local clubs announce events and personnel changes

Miss Redmon plans to leave after summer to enter Pratt Art Institute in Brooklyn, ending two seasons as city schools art instructor. Mrs Forsyth improves at Park Springs hospital. Master Forsyth visits Rock Springs. Wyoming Consistory to meet in Cheyenne with receptions and dances. concert and soloists announced amid scheduling. Executive Board of City Federation to meet. domestic science enrollment growing. Bishop and Mrs Thomas host reception for visiting clergy. Black hosts dinner.

Aliee Redmon Brooklyn Pratt Art Institute For Miss Redman R. B. Forsyth Park Springs State Hospital Stuart Forsyth Rock Springs Ludvigson Thomas Bishopstowe City Federation

Visiting List Brings Omaha Guests and Local Departures

Mise Evely Entrikin of Omaha, guest at the Beach home, returns home after a visit and sings in Kuntz Memorial church choir. Eugene Smith heads back to Cheyenne from Dubuque after sophomore year. several Cheyenne residents undertake travel for commencements and summer plans.

Mise Evely Entrikin Omaha Mabeth Beach Beach Mise Entrikin Kuntz’ Memorial Church Eugene Smith John Smith Cheyenne Dubuque Iowa St. Joseph's Hall Dubuque College

Women's Clubs Help One Another Club Meeting

The Help One Another club met at Mrs. J. A. Parnell's home with sixteen members attending. Sewing and charitable planning occurred as they prepared another layette and pledged summer milk for a needy family. Donations of shoes stockings and clothing assisted several families last month and the group pledged to continue aid as needed. Mrs. B. B. O'Neil joined recently and will host in two weeks with tea served by Mrs. Parnell and her daughter.

J. A. Parnell B. B. O'Neil

Mystic Maze Club Meeting Hosts Afternoon Sewing

Mrs Win Hanesworth entertained the Mystic Maze club ladies yesterday afternoon with sewing and conversation. Tea at five featured a lace centerpiece dining table with pink and white carnations. Guests included Miss James T J Helmer L A Broderick William Border and Welsh. members listed. Hostess to be Mrs Henderson at 617 West Twenty fifth Street in two weeks.

Win Hanesworth Mystic Maze Club James T. J. Helmer L. A. Broderick Wiliam Border Mesdames Christensen Penman Leffler Nagel Henderson

Presbyterian Aid Society Hosts Special Meeting This Afternoon

Mrs. Charles Wilsock and Mrs. J. E. Jamison will be honored guests at a Presby terian Aid society meeting this afternoon at 2715 Capitol avenue, home of the president Mrs D C Hudson. All church ladies and congregations are invited to attend. The Congregations Aid society will meet in church parlors for the last session until September. The Jewish Circle plans a card party June 24 at K hall with public invitation. The next Circle meeting will be at Chenstein's tea room with hostess Mrs B Davis instead of Mrs Schwarts. Special Music at J Mark's Monday evening June 14 features the St Mark's choir led by Mrs W H Gilly with Mins Muriel Guy violinist and Messrs Mille and West vocalists, and the public is invited.

Charles Wilsock J. E. Jamison Presbyterian Aid Society D. C. Hudson Capitol Avenue Congregations Aid Society K. ©. Hall Chennstein B. Davis Schwarts J. Mark's Choir of St. Mark's W. H. Gilly Mins Muriel Guy Messrs. Mille and West

Lavell Telephone Adds Line in Expansion

The Lavell Telephone Company extended service last week adding a new line to Lovel property. The upgrade, though modest, improves connections for local users and marks a continued effort to expand rural coverage.

Lovel Lavell Telephone Company Purand Byron

43 Graduates Receive Diplomas At Cheyenne High School

The 1915 Cheyenne high school class, the largest to date, graduated at Capitol Avenue theatre before a packed audience. Speeches by Lowell Yeager and John Harrington highlighted the ceremony with notes on trade and the Oregon Trail, while Judge Charles E. Winter and Superintendent fra B F. Fee addressed the graduates.

Cheyenne High School Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Geo. C. Rafter Oregon Trail Eseetyeees John Harrington Hermina Stuhr Addroms Didge C. FE Wyoming Boye’ and Girls’ Glee Club Yeager Louise Lareh Wm. Storey Iesesee Glee Club Rev. van Winkle Lowell Yeager John Lurrington Harrington Great Northwest South America Charles E. Winter Casper William Storey Schoct B F. Fee Edith K. O. Clark Storey Behchering Abby HW. Rovs George C. Rafter George van Winkle

Remarkable Case of Mrs. Ham at Shamrock

A Missouri resident narrates health decline including pain headaches and insomnia. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring strength and wellbeing after prior doctors and medicines failed.

Ham Shamrock Agai Lydie & Pinkham Ares

Wool Sales Report From Casper June 10

The Casper wool sales to Silberman brothers include Steve Tobin selling 80,000 pounds at 23 cents and Jack Daley 40,000 pounds at 22 18 cents. Ninety-Four Sheep Up sold 20,000 pounds at 22 cents, while Sullivan & Tobin moved 25,000 pounds at 22 cents.

Casper Silberman Brothers Steve Tobin Jack Daley Sullivan & Tobin

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