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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1920
Page
8
Forty ladies gathered at the Horace Jenkins residence for a Kensington farewell for Mrs Robert Jerpe who leaves for California tonight. A tea was served as friends and close acquaintances joined in the party.
A practical guide for women with limited incomes to build versatile wardrobes. The Navy tricot serge frock doubles as a suit, paired with a brown velour coat trimmed in leather or self tone. A small black straw hat with glazed satin ribbon adds a spring touch for business travel or formal occasions.
The article lists guests including McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Grabbe, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Glafeke, Mr. and Mrs. Adamsky, and Mrs. Stansbury who has left hospital to stay with her parents the Keefe home. Also notes YWCA event for young business girls from 4 to 6 pm at a home with a musical program and tea, and Queen Hather Chela meeting Mildred Rice and others at 2022 Pioneer avenue with two assistant hostesses. Sunshine society will meet at Carnegie club room Tuesday at 2:30 pm sharp.
At yesterday's meeting the Cheyenne high school senior girls party was planned to be hosted by Mrs. Thomas Hunter and Mrs. Fred DeWitt Boice on the first Saturday in June. Current events formed the program with Miss Mabel Knight aiding Miss Clara Dodds. Annie Laurie Kennedy was voted a club member after earning her bachelor’s degree from Park College.
Local Methodist Aid society held a splendid meeting and dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jerpe as they depart tonight for California. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jenkins and other family members. Farewell event noted alongside other society notices and community engagements.
An article notes a vast central South American region including Brazil Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia and Paraguay as the world’s largest un evangelized area. It spans about two thousand miles by five hundred to fifteen miles and would have only two or three missionaries in normal times.
Article claims Tloney honey offers health benefits over cane sugar. It states Brights disease links to sugar overuse and notes honey contains iron and is predestined for healthier use.
Presbyterian notes list morning sermon An Unusual Motive and evening The Need of a Leader with communion and reception of members. Episcopal at Nev Charles A Bennett leads Holy Communion and services. First Baptist reports morning talk The Place of Baptists in World History and evening sermon The Sons of Anak with special music and Lord's Supper.
Central avenue and East eighteenth street Newton M Temple pastor holds Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. on HalLOWED Be Thy Name. Epworth League meets 6:30 p.m. preaching at 7:30 p.m. topic Marriage. A cordial welcome for all.
Pastor C Y Fisher leads morning services with the topic Courage for the Conflict. Five reels of films at the 8 pm community service followed by movies during the evening service. You will enjoy our services.
St Marys Cathedral lists Bishop Patrick A. McGovern and clergy with mass times including low masses at 6 and 8 and a high mass at 10 with a sermon by Father Hartman and benediction at 4. First Church of Christ Scientist details services Sundays at 11 and Wednesdays at 8 with reading rooms at 2414 Hynds building open daily 2:30 to 4:30 and Sunday school at 10.
The list details Beef Broth a la Rix and several entrees including Roast veal and celery dressing, Loin of pork with apple sauce, Virginia sweet potatoes, Harvard beets, Ricé au gratin, Steamed spinach, June peas in supreme sauce, Sugar corn, Fresh vegetables, and Strawberry Bavarian cream. AD SERVING HOURS show Breakfast 7:30 to 9:00, Lunch 11:45 to 1:30, Dinner 5:30 to 7:00 with noon meal Sundays and holidays only.
Tyler Dennett, director of publicity for the Interchurch World Movement, writes A Better Way urging each church to show through its doors that the world may be free. He envisions missionaries as evangelists of justice, teaching economic as well as spiritual freedom, a stance some clergy label radical or Bolshevik. Dennett has traveled worldwide in five years studying political, industrial, social, and religious conditions shaping missionary work.
The piece argues Africa, once labeled the dark continent, is filling with pagans and Muslims. It claims at least thirty million pagans lack church provision while forty million Muslims press for Africa under Islam, portraying Mohammedanism as spreading across the continent with fanatical zeal.
Sugar valued at 18650? No. Sugar worth 186,500 is stored in Nogales warehouses under bond for sale in the United States. The 7,000 sacks, valued at 19.50 each, shipped from Sinaora to Nogales, Sonora, were moved here by muledrawn wagons during the railway strike.
A speculative note states that the world’s 1.6 billion people could fit within Latin America’s area without crowding, illustrating population density concepts for large regions.
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