High School Students Celebrate Gay Week Activities
Cheyenne high school seniors host social events as graduation nears. Plans include dinners for rifle squads, class play At the End of the Rainbow at the Princess Theatre, senior activities, class day baccalaureate and commencement, plus junior prom and informal gatherings around campus.
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Cheyenne High Pcriod
Myrtle Franson
Helen Nimmo
Branson
Marion Yoder
Edith Marsh
Alfabeth Moore
Frances Mentzer
Arthur King
Dick Preston
Roy Stapleton
Stanley Palmer
Mabel Knight
Fred DeWitt Boice
Rene Riano Chooses Inner Beauty Over Looks
Rene Riano of the Honey Girl company advises her sisters not satisfied with heaven’s beauty to sculpt attractiveness mentally and personally. She recalls her own struggle with homely looks and a failed classic dancing dream, choosing laughter and persona as paths to happiness and self-forgetfulness.
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Rene Riano
Honey Girl
Ompany
Riana
Manele
June social notes and local gatherings fill Cheyenne beat
The Cheyenne column highlights June brides shopping for negligees, visits from Mrs. Hether Johnson Nast and Max Ball of Roxana Petroleum, and guests at the country club dance. It notes Mrs. Daisy Apgar's trip to Lake Andes for a sick daughter, Fidelity Guild events, a Wayside Piper pageant fundraiser for delegates to Estes Park, and upcoming demonstrations on home made dress forms at the high school. Also covered are summer plans at Gareyhurst, celebrity visitors, and various social visits among Cheyenne residents and regional figures.
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Business Women's Club
Princess Theatre
Wayside
Cheyenne
Estes Park
Elsie Ulrich
Ruth Chaplin
P. Emerson Glafcke
John D. Northrup
Ethel Adams
Addie Soper
Gretchen Arp
Librarians to Attend National Library Association Meeting
They leave for Colorado Springs around June first to attend the National Library Association meeting. Mrs. Moore heads Carnegie Library, with Miss Agnes Wright and Miss Evelyn Jenson representing the state library.
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Louella Moore
Agnes Wright
Evelyn Jensen
Colorado Spring
National Library Association
Moore
Carnegie Library
Evelyn Jenson
University group to hold theatre party at Princess
University of Colorado club members plan a theatre party at the Princess tonight then gather at J Jenkins home on East Twenty second hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl J Metcalf. Refreshments will be served and members should call Mrs Willian Corbett to arrange plans.
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University of Colorado Club
the Princess
J . Jenkins
East ‘Twenty-second
Carl J. Metcalf
Willian Corbett
Motoring Social Notes and Local Travel Highlights
The column details motor trips and visits by residents including Mrs Robinson at 4038 J, Mr and Mrs J J Kelley in Denver with guest Miss Elizabeth Dudley, Miss Allie Jewell returning from Denver, Merwin Bristol arriving from Denver for a weekend with his mother, and other travelers. The Rev My Kingsley will lead the Methodist pulpit next Sunday, and a meeting of Past Noble Wands was postponed one week due to illness. Harry P B Winds will motor to Chicago with guests to attend the Republican convention and Rotary in Atlantic City.
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Dorsey Mager
Los Angeles
Cal
Plains Hotel
Laramie
Gheyeans
Hager
Macy Tabor
Edwin &. Brace
First Methodist Church
Puyallup
Wash
J. F. Rossman
Longmont
Colo
B. F. Ball
Toy Ty
Patrick Sullivan
Cheyenne
Chicago
Mrs. Sullivan
Miss Margaret
Mr. Sullivan
Notre Dame
Casper Hierald
Fred Knight
Garrie R. Fisher
Denver
F. L. Robinson
Mrs. Knight
Knight Savas
Continental Oil Company
J. J. Kelley
Colorado
Elizabeth Dudley
Allie Jewell
Ty , Zhey
Ira W. Kingsley
Sheridan
Masonry
City
Thomas Durbin
My Kingsley
Methodist
N. M. Temple
Ernest Wellnitz
Enehael
Harry PB. Wynds
S. Blaka Kennedy
Nationalepublican
Atlantic City
Appeal for Baby Buggy in Charities
Mrs F L Robinson reports a mother urgently needs a baby buggy. An earlier appeal drew four responses with only one accepted, and the charity hopes for quick help this time.
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F. L. Robinson
Elks Dance With Schembeack Orchestra This Thursday
Elks club hosts a dance on Thursday May 27 featuring Schembeack's orchestra. Admission is $1.50 per couple. Dance details include a social evening and music for members and guests.
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Schembeack
Funeral thief exposed in the West
A funeral thief has been exposed in the West as a criminal who robbed homes while families were away burying a member. Leader Want Ads promise results for those seeking help and services.
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West
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W. S. Wishard
Iowa
W. H. Kileinke
East Seventeeth Street
Will Reid
Jenny Tunicliffe
Harriet Rossman
Lincoln
Unversity of
Nebraska
J. T. Rossman
Colorado Capital
Guy King
Santa Rosa
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L. J. Fulton
Cody
Wyo
John Stein
William Dubois
Churchill Parent-Teachers' Association
Viola Kleinke
Sherbrooke
Canada
W. S H. Kleinke
Queen Victoria
Masonic Temple
Ugly Duckling
Neglgee
Max Ball
Roxana Petroleum Company
Floy Swaim
Margaret Wilson
Roxana
St. Louis
Daisy Apgar
Lake Andes
S. D
Frank Prickett
Fidelity Guild
Miss Hall
Marie Hall
Fidelity Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Rosalie Paul
Glark
Africa
Nancy [Faggard
Johanna Thompson
Walter Gray
Worland
Wen Oat
Jack O'Hearn
Gheyenne
Starry P. Ilynds
Edith
Laramie County
Miss Mary
Stats University
Hate
Wyoming
Gareyhurst
Gonverse County
Garey
Mrs. Taylor
Edward P. Taylor
Mary Nimmo
Geradline Murray
Colorado Springs
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Colorado College
H. P. Synds
Harry Gondon
Annie Laurie Kennedy
Greeley
Emily Johnston
Madison
University of Wisconsin
A. D. Solviston
M. B. Grace
Sam Thompson
West Twenty-sixth Street
Killingworth
Smith
Thompson
M, IH. Hartung
Elizabeth Rumsey
Home Service
Zilpha Gullfoil
Denver Charities
B. G. Nash
Santa Monica
Joe L. Robinson
U. S
Faa
Veil
Tam
Rtobinson
Merwin Bristol
Kh. L. Bristol
H. Jensen
Pacific Northwest
Pat Tee Tas
Verne Austin
Texana
Wilein’s
Klein’s Music Store
Victrola
Outfit No. 1
Victor
Columbia Records
Grafenda
Capitol Avenues
Talking Machines
Demonstra
Capitol Ave
Player Pianos Music Kolis
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