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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1912
Page
11
Miss Marion Shaver of Luzerne New York recovers from lingering measles effects after taking Vinel a tonic described as a reliable iron strength creator. The ad claims Vinel rebuilds blood and vitality and offers a money back guarantee through A B Roedel Cheyenne Wyoming a local druggist.
A study on James 3 1 12 contrasts between truth telling and swearing. It argues the tongue reveals the heart and urges Christians to control speech, warn ministers against preaching false beliefs, and stress speaking with honesty kindness and restraint in daily life.
Ladies hosted by Mrs D M Carley and Miss Heisel for Miss Florence Mott featuring red and white hearts decorations and a shower of aprons. Guests sewed napkins for a future housekeeper, shared a long luncheon, and enjoyed heart themed treats and games. The event included a deluxe repast, prize draws, and social dancing later in the evening.
Members of Westminster Guild and spouses travel to Sloan's Lake for a beefsteak fry at 5 with supper ready by 6 20. Some arrive by foot others by auto. The group gathers around campfires as the Wyoming sunset inspires songs and stories. An impromptu auction features a popular church worker and a bid promising a home meal wins.
A reader from Chicago recounts a long battle with facial acne described as red hard pimples causing disfigurement and sleep loss. After trying pills with no relief, the writer credits Culieu r remedies including a soup and ointment, plus cleansing with Castile soap, noting complete cure after following directions.
Mrs Dickson invited a group of fourteen friends to her Kennington home Saturday afternoon. The gathering featured conversation and needlework followed by a four course tea at five o clock. Pink carna tions and marguerite adorned the rooms.
Captain and Mrs William B Colin hosted a beautifully appointed dinner party at their pleasant Port Husselsa home. The event featured elegant service and floral arrangements of yellow orchids with gold lettering on place cards, creating a festive week end atmosphere.
Col and Mrs Dyer Governor and Mrs Carey Colonel and Mrs Sibley Captain and Mrs Christian Captain and Mrs Burt and the host and hostess Mrs Amos W Himball will entertain at a tea on Wednesday May 29. Seventy invitations have been issued.
Mrs Frank A Armstrong hosted a Saturday bridge gathering for Mrs Sibley and Mrs Fuller with pink sweet peas adorning rooms and tea table. An elaborate five o clock tea followed, floral tally cards used, guests included numerous ladies. later visitors from town joined for tea while others departed for Ft Clark and Washington.
A fragmentary verse scene shows Mrs Muleshey asking who helped her home after a drunken rush. Muleshey answers faith, not a friend, and notes the confusing reception of the old era, as quoted by the Boston Transcript.
A Cheyenne doctor touts a double strength ethine drug that promises to remove freckles and give a clear complexion. The ad guarantees money back if it fails and claims rapid, safe results with a mousey back guarantee.
A Union Servic e will be held Sunday evening at the First Congregational Church with Dr Raja of the Methodist Mission addressing on The Men and Religion Movement. The service starts at 7 30 p m and invites all to attend this featured talk and evening program.
The note invites young men to attend a special lesson on Truthfulness at the First Baptist church corner of Warren Avenue and 19th Street. The present teacher will attend, and a new penholder will lead the class. The May 26 gathering will be at 11 a.m. with full attendance encouraged. Look for the Herald next week.
First Methodist church bulletin lists Sunday school at 10 a m with sermon by the pastor on Awking and Receiving. Epworth Leaguers meet at 7 pm, Mrs Arthur Pretman leads the official board meeting Tuesday evening at 8 30, prayer service Wednesday at 8 pm. No preaching tonight due to Men’s Wa.
An invitation announces a meeting at the Congregational church and extends a cordial invitation to all to attend the sorvices.
Saturday night service at 8 o clock with a sermon titled Vivifle Christianity. Sunday a holiness meeting at 11 a m on The elevated vision. Sunday School at 3 p m led by Mrs Ver fede J B M Salvation Rally at 4 p m with Mrs Chesham speaker. captain to lecture on the Salvation Army at First M E B church. A E Chesham captain.
A Crand concert event titled Tom Thumb wedding is set under the second Dayftst Sunday school auspices on Thotes Si between Loth and 2dth, Monday evening, May 2hat. Admission 15 cents. All are invited forftiend 24.
Fragmentary OCR mentions diamond handling and mounting at multiple shops including Milcolm & Aken Co and Restless hid Steerness Jewelers along with references to Pilatus Basilds ine and Pure White Lead. No clear events or dates provided.
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