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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
7
The Baptist ladies host a bake sale at Johetson's Grocery on Saturday June 22 and the Baptist Missionary meeting shifts to Friday June 28 with Mrs. Chorge Hager as hostess. The South Cheyenne WCTU meets Thursday afternoon with location to be announced. The piece praises women’s clubs and public lectures as vital to community culture and social service.
Mrs. J. L. Rockwell will entertain the Mount Mellick club Wednesday afternoon at a five hundred party at Capitol Hill Club. Mrs. Sloan plans to entertain the Capitol TM club at an Athis party on the same Wednesday afternoon.
The article extols clubwomen in the United States for advancing the National Pure Food Bill and opposing child labor. It highlights their roles in education, kindergartens, scholarships, tuberculosis awareness, clean streets, parks, rest rooms, school medical inspection, visiting nurses, and safe milk and water. It urges personal responsibility and self-reliance.
A reflective piece by Lucia B Griffin urging self reliance and virtuous conduct. It portrays crowns as for conquerors not slaves and links loyalty to self with personal fulfillment while cautioning against arguing and provoking conflict.
The Religious Educational Association's convention urged that the home is the nation's foundation and its future prosperity rests on girls becoming thoughtful, capable homemakers. Leaders like Miss Jane Addams cited the value of good housekeeping, self control, and cheerful words as core traits for a strong home and society.
A message notes Eva Escher will contact at 1717 Carey Avenue to learn a skill or advantage. The brief implies a planned phone or in person call to gain knowledge or benefit.
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