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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1913
Page
3
A town column notes Miss Dorothy Foster hosting a slumber party after a movie outing with four friends. Miss Marie Milligan hosts a five o clock tea with pink and white carnations, delicate china, and hand painted place cards, assisted by Mrs. Milligan’s guests.
Promotion for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touts a mild laxative tonic as a permanent remedy for constipation. It claims many families use it, cites Dr W Caldwell, and offers a free sample by mail.
Fragments describe tea, laughter, and dancing at Alwason events with Mindy Milligan and many guests. A Laff A Lot club party at Miss Meda Carley’s home initiates two new members, while Miss Lucille Gray hosts her ninth birthday with pink and green decor and games.
Mrs W P Chaplin travels to Lar amie on Thursday for a brief visit. Mrs Frank Gray Mrs R B Gray and Miss Elaie Gary of Wheatland visit Mr and Mrs RB Gray. Mrs Idelman and daughter Mrs Sidney Schiele departed yesterday for Bt.
A notice asks ladies to inquire at Standard Furniture, 187 Kiddy Street, about the jar of beans in the window and local par lewlars. Call to learn the price and details.
Archdeacon Dray presides at St Mark’s Church corner Nineteenth and Central with services: holy communion 7:46 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning. morning prayer and sermon 11 a.m.. evening service 7:90 p.m. All seats free. Strangers welcome. Tower room parish office open. contact 742.
The article lists church activities at the Presbyterian church across from the post office. Pastor Leon C. Hills notes services at 6 30 p m and 7 20 p m with topics A Minimum Service and A Gospel Message, plus 1 p m Sunday School and Young Peoples Meetings led by Miss Helen McDonald. An evangelistic meeting causes a mid week service to be canceled.
Sunday school at 10 a m. Young People's Bible class at 9 20 a m Evangelist Kirkland preaches at 11 a m in the Baptist church corner Nineteenth and Warren avenue with the revival opener This afternoon rally for city youth at 2 30 p m in the vicin church followed by youth meetings at 6 30 and Evangelist Kirkland at 7 30 All services except Sunday school are in the Baptist church Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 20 p m Pastor W M Nelson invites worshippers
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 1am and 6:30pm at Park addition with Young People's meeting. Union revival with preaching by Rev. Sam Kirkland at 7:20pm and 3:15pm service. Wednesday Juniors at 4pm and prayer meeting at 7:30pm led by pastor George Van Winkle. All welcome.
Sunday school at 9 30 with morning service at 11 00 and evening service at 7 30 from Corner Twentieth and House Street. George S Banta superintendent leads the adult class. Communion and members reception follow the morning address on Seen Artists. Pastor J J Shingler invites visitors to the church auditorium.
A partial listing of church activities including Sunday school at 2:30 to 4:10 p.m., morning service at 11 a.m. with a sermon on Everlasting Punishment, Wednesday prayer meetings, and public visiting hours. Additional notices invite all to Salvation Army and Apostolic Faith Mission services and weekly literary and prayer circles.
The text lists church corner area times with a 10 45 and 7 46 schedule. It indicates a sermon at 10 45 and an evening session at 7 46 with local church timings.
Overview of the Second Baptist Church located between Nineteenth and Twentieth on Themes Street. The message centers on preaching at 10.45 MW with a braver, aul Ihe MW noted in the draft text.
An 1890s era treatment claims women bear a harsh penalty for sexuality and cites Lydia B Pinkham’s compound as a remedy though it allegedly profits from women’s suffering. The piece frames gendered suffering as a societal burden and promotes a patent remedy.
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