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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1912
Page
3
Miss Marion Shaver of Luserne New York says measles left her weak and rundown. After months she used Vinel to build strength and gain weight and appetite improved. Vinel advertised as a blood builder and strength creator with money back guarantee by A B Roedel Cheyenne Wyoming.
A preacher notes James urging restraint in speech, warns ministers and lay Christians about careless words, and stresses truth, righteousness, and love. The lesson links tongue control to heart transformation and warns against hypocrisy and harmful talk in daily life.
A party for Miss Florence Mott featured red and white heart decor, an apron shower under a hanging umbrella, and guests hemming napkins for a future housekeeper. The event included a delightfully ornate repast, prize winning, and a shower of aprons.
Members of Westminster Guild and their spouses drove or walked to Sloan's Lake for a beefsteak fry at 5 o'clock. Fires were lit, supper served by 6:20, and the party enjoyed the Wyoming sunset around campfires. An impromptu auction featured a prominent church worker as the top bid winner for a home-cooked meal.
An advertisement claims Culicure remedies cured severe facial acne after months of distress. The testimonial from G Bauinel of Chicago describes red hard pimples, itching, and sleepless nights, and credits Culicure soup and ointment along with Cot Cure Soap for complete recovery.
Mrs R RK Dickson invited about fourteen friends to her Kennington home Saturday for an afternoon of conversation and needlework. At five o'clock a four course tea was served with pink and white motifs, and guests enjoyed an elegant succession of delicacies in a charming display of hospitality.
Captain and Mrs William B Colin hosted a finely appointed dinner at their Port Hussela home. Guests enjoyed elegant service, floral dragon centerpiece in yellow, yellow candies, and gold letters on place cards as part of the week's notable social events.
Col and Mrs Dyer Governor and Mrs Carey with Col and Mrs Sibley Captain and Mrs Christian Captain and Mrs Burt and Mrs Amos Wimball will entertain at a tea on Wednesday May 29 in honor of Mrs A B Dyer. Seventy invitations issued.
Mrs Frank A Armstrong hosted a bridge tea Saturday with pink sweet peas and floral tally cards. Guests included Mrs Sibley Mrs Fuller and many others. five o'clock tea featured pink tones on the menu and coffee poured by Mrs Dyer. Several visitors arrived for tea later and Mrs Giuffoyle showed improvement after illness.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript questions who aided a man home and whether friendship or faith guided his return. The lines imply inebriation and recognition of reception but lack full context or names.
A Cheyenne druggist advertises a double strength ethine formula to remove freckles and improve complexion. The seller guarantees money back if results fail, claiming noticeable improvement after one night’s use and safety for tender skin.
Union Service announced at First Congregational Church with Dr Raja of the Mission addressing a talk on The Men and Religion Movement. The program lists Sunday events, attendance welcomes all, and notes evening service with Rev. Walter Villard at Calvary Baptist Church and other church activities.
The note invites local young men to attend a Sunday class at the First Baptist Church corner Warren Avenue and 19th Street replacing the regular session. Teacher Jim departs soon but wishes the class to work harder under a new teacher as thanks for his brief stay. A Herald feature will follow next week.
WW M Nelson leads Sunday school at 10 a m. preaching by the pastor on “Awking and Receiving.” Epworth League meets at 7:00 led by Mrs Arthur Pretman. Official board meeting Tuesday evening at 8 30 o'clock. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00. No preaching this evening due to Men’s Wa- event.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend services at the Congregational church, with a warm call for fellowship and participation in the coming gathering.
Saturday night services at 8 with a sermon on Vivifle Christianity. Sunday includes a Holiness meeting at 11 about The Elevated Vision, Sunday School at 3 led by Mrs. Ver fede J.8.M, Salvation Rally at 5 with Mrs. Chesham, and a Galvanization Army lecture by Captain Chesham at First M. EB church. Also local ads for Kansas Cream Flour and beauty parlors.
A Crand concert and Tom Thumb wedding will be held under the Second Dayftst Sunday School on Thotes Si between Loth and 2dth. Monday evening May 2hat at 820. Admission 15 cents. All invited for friends.
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Milcolm & Aken Co and Steerness Jewelers with partial references to diamonds and white lead. The readable text is sparse, unclear, and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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