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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
3
The society mobilizes 40,006 women as Big Sisters to support a nationwide spiritual and educational campaign. The group, tied to a church, aims to aid the church's outreach and welfare programs.
A Texas party including Miss Edna J. Moore and Miss Graele Westen toured Cheyenne visiting Fort Russell, the Elks Club, and the Masonic temple. They met Governor Robert D. Garey at the state capitol, who explained relics and paintings as Mrs A Whittemore departed for New York after staying with Mrs Henderson.
The State Historical Department asks volunteers to assist Wyoming soldiers war record cards. Work requires accuracy and typing. Volunteers available two to three hours daily or more per week should call Room 305 Capitol Building or call 257 for details. Mr Filo Lung left yesterday for Salina Kansas after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Igdon.
Miss Elizabeth Moore entertained in her honor the Cheyenne high school cadets on Tuesday evening at 6:30. The dinner featured patriotic table settings, Marguerites, shaded candles with emblems, and Mrs. Louella G. Moore assisted by Julia Williams and Edith Massif served the guests. Attending were Dean Worcester principal, Lt Robert Hanesworth instructor, Rudolph Bogensberger captain, and squad members Woolston Wall Marks Swain Rees Matusky School Brown Douglas Hudson.
The Parent Teachers Association meets this Friday afternoon at Churchill School at 3:00. Rev Bruce B Jackson will deliver a talk. A piano solo by Mrs P I Wescott and a paper by Mrs C C Carlisle discuss Home the Basis of Civic Social and Moral Uplift. A vocal solo by Mrs T Blake Kennedy and a class poem by Ada Mae Henderson are planned. Mothers are urged to attend.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet today along with the Presbyterian Art Society in the Central School. The Girls of the Central School plan to organize a W. C. A. group tomorrow at City Park for attendees who have passed their tenth birthday. Several local residents travel for family visits and events, including Mrs. J. Howell's Trinity reunion trip to Iowa and a tour by Sr. Judge William Mentzer and his son-in-law T. G. from Knoxville through Wyoming towns.
The Army and Navy Union held a regular meeting at 1.0 C. F. on Wednesday with the ladies’ committee providing a delightful evening. An apron sold for the lucky bidder, Mrs. MacDonald. Entertainment included music and dancing followed by a supper. Local visitors Ralph Antisdell and K. B. Brown from Omaha, and others from Kansas City and Laramie, were noted. A wedding interest centered on Miss Helen Stuby and Prancie Bogart of Sheridan, who will reside on their ranch near Lodge Grass, Montana.
The Episcopal convocational in Laramie will be well represented by Bishop N. B. Thomas and Mrs. N. B. Thomas Mrs. Edw Prince Mr and Mrs W B Ross Mr and Mrs G Hoel Miss Julia Freeborn Miss Lucy Taylor and Mrs David Nimmo. Some will travel tonight others on the afternoon train today. The conference closes next Monday evening. A W Strand. Paperhanging Psions 390 W 44 State Leader Want Ad Bring Results.
Miss Edith Brady and Harry Wilson of Kimball Nebraska were married at the Plains hotel on a Wednesday. Denver visitor and local residents Mr. Dave Goldberg, now with Sam Starkd Clothing Store, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kimball of Big Springs Nebraska are guests at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne.
The Gold-Stabeck Company with offices in Cheyenne Great Falls and Minneapolis raises capitalization to 1,000,000. Expansion includes larger Minneapolis quarters and new branches in Scranton and Jansville. In business over twenty six years it is ranked a leading western financial house specializing in government municipal rail road industrial and public utility bonds and mortgage land bonds. Officers include H N Slabeck president G2 O00 H Stasbeck vice president W O Newhouse and others.
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