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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
4
A reverent meditation on the passion and atonement of Christ. The speaker exhorts the heart to endure Calvary’s burden, seek peace in a chamber of rest, and look to heaven where angels march along the starry way beyond the tree.
Mrs Towner hosts a chain tea with mystery menu and marshmallow toast while guests share funny stories and compliments. Cir C of Congregational Aid plans a cafeteria tea March 22 to fund circle pledges, with Mrs Martha Fox as chairwoman.
Great inferent leads to anticipated final debate with a crowded house expected. Coterie Art club members include Helen McDonald Opal De Ment and Fred Harcleroad. Mystic Maze party honors Mrs E R Nagel and Mrs William Border with birthday gifts and china presentations. Easter teas feature primroses and children tables as guests enjoy bingo style games and socializing.
Attorney General and Mrs. Preston visit Denver for a short stay. Mrs. Maistland and two sons travel to Denver to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsford also visit Denver this week. The Hall family returns from Iowa after a death in the family. Pascall plans an extended trip to Los Angeles. Mrs. Canada hosts a two week visit in Denver. University of Wyoming students Laughlin and Comly spend Easter vacation in Cheyenne. Maurine Carley returns from Colorado College for spring break. Clara Dodds spends Bus ter break at Broken Bow visiting Nebr. friends.
The Coterie Art Club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs W. B. Leighton. Tiano Division Meeting and a piano division gathering at Mrs Paul Bailey’s home welcome practical pianists to join the society.
Church notes show a Methodist group meeting to review mission pledges and outreach plans. The item mentions timely communication and a request for action by Leader, with a box address for responses.
Postponed from last week the mission circle will be held this afternoon at the parsonage and the program planned for last week will be presented. The Presbyterian Aid society will elect officers at its meeting this afternoon in the church parlors.
Mrs Ed Schoeis hosts the Bajtist Mission circle this afternoon and collects mite box contributions. The iWujiint Q A group meets tonight with Miss Marjorie Whipple for a work and business session. Miss Havel Hall sings at morning service. a male quartet performs in the evening. Congregational church chorus presents Faster Carols. Junior Uno provides morning entertainment. Baptist Panlor union met in church parlor with large attendance. Mise Morgan to lead missionary meeting and sports next week. No Guild Meeting at St Mark’s on Good Friday afternoon. Sherman Co provides private detective note amid police coverage.
A timely article explains serum and vaccine use in immunity and treatment. It defines serum as blood fluid from immunised animals given to cure disease after onset, and vaccine as weakened germ material given to healthy individuals to prevent disease. It covers bacterial vaccines, tuberculin, and the aim of immunity, noting caveats and medical uses.
Farmers, business leaders and educators from southern states attend the Conformacy for Education in the South in Richmond Virginia to discuss rural schools agricultural credits worker training and cooperative marketing aimed at rebuilding country life. Delegates plan a concrete rural education and farming improvement program with state and county officials and teachers contributing to a regional plan.
Washington March 20. A letter from Imual dent Tatt overooks the picture of Colonel Roosevelt hanging in his White House private office. He asks the portrait be packed and sent to New Haven.
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