The Charming Appearance and Dental Health
The article warns that a young lady’s charm is marred by neglected teeth and promotes Modern Dental Improve for cosmetic and health benefits.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
6
The article warns that a young lady’s charm is marred by neglected teeth and promotes Modern Dental Improve for cosmetic and health benefits.
A wedding reception for Ed Blanchard and his wife followed their Omaha marriage last week. Friends attended at the Blanchard home with wildflower decor, music, and a supper, while others in Cheyenne hosted visits and travel news for local families and visitors.
About seventy five enthusiastic couples of young married people and young men and maidens tripped through fantastic toe at Keefe Hall Friday evening. The splendid music furnished by Mrs Cahill and Miss Buchanan kept the crowd upbeat. The event marked a welcome return for the popular C. A. C. after a quiet period.
A group planned a hidden surprise for Donald Forsyth, with yellow rose decorations, games, dancing, and music, followed by supper. Attendees included Marc Klett, Kathleen Kintz, Vera Kerrigan, Katharine Walsh, and others. many will travel to Laramie and Tom Dodge ranch for a visit. Relatives host gatherings and entertainments follow in Cheyenne as plans shift.
An ad claims June is worst for freckles and offers a method to remove them using one ounce of ethine double strength from a Cheyenne drugstore. Apply at night and in the morning, with warnings that freckled areas will fade and disappear on an otherwise flawed complexion. A money-back guarantee is promised.
The Nind Cavalry Card club will be entertained at the Cavalry club Monday evening by Captain and Mrs Cowin, Lieut and Mrs Chapin, and Captain Christian.
The Artillery Ladies bridge group meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ernest W Wheeler. Major and Mrs McCulloch will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening. Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Howard host bridge Friday afternoon July 5.
Sunday dinner features stewed chicken and veal roast with dressing. Includes cream potatoes string beans sliced tomato cucumbers celery cauliflower dessert Igoe cream and cherry pie coffee tea and milk. Young's Cafe 210 W 1th St.
Church notes describe services at Second Baptist on Thames Street with morning and evening preaching by the pastor, Sunday school times, and a union service cancellation. Names include P C Crutchfield and W M Nelson with officers elected for the Baptist Young People's Union.
Committees reported on the poet Vic Month and the union elected Paul M. Filmer as correspondence editor for the new cloner unity drive among young people’s societies across the state.
Next Sunday June 30 a general discussion of past three months lessons is planned with small attendance. The quarterly business meeting and semiannual officer election will be July 2 in the pastor's study. Members urged to attend. last election failed to reach quorum.
The church across from the Post office lists 245 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship on the topic What is Patriotism With Harry Henderson Jr. leading the Missionary Progress in Africa at the Young People's meeting 6:30. No evening service due to Union service at the Baptist church. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 40 Leone Hills, Pastor.
Public Worship at 11:00 with a sermon titled An open door. Sunday School at 12:15 in regular session. Address by J. L. Rupard. Young people meet at 6:30 for the Sunday school institute. Union Services at 8:00 in ite Han tiet church with A Good Sunday School by J. L. Rupard.
The city of Cheyenne warns fireworks dealers under Sec 312 Chapter 20 that selling or giving powder filled items to anyone within city limits is illegal except on July 3 or 4. Toy pistol cartridges and dynamite items are prohibited. Violations carry a fine between 10 and 100 dollars. Edward G. Schoel, Chief of Police.
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