High School Year Ends With Social Events In Cheyenne
Cheyenne high school students wrap the year with senior activities and social events. Miss Myrtle Franson and Miss Helen Nimmo host a dinner at the Branson home for rifle team sponsors. other seniors plan class play At the End of the Rainbow at the Princess theatre with a cast led by Ly man Hinson and Arthur King. The senior calendar includes class day June 8 and commencement June 10, plus junior prom June 4 and related gatherings.
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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
Honey Girl star Rene Riano urges inner charm over looks
Rene Riano of the Honey Girl company tells her sisters to cultivate mental and personal appeal to overcome beauty insecurity. She shares her past struggle with facial beauty and her shift to making others laugh as a path to happiness and self-forgetfulness.
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Rene Riano
Honey Girl
Ompany
Riana
Manele
June social blur of brides shoppers and gatherings
The item notes June brides shopping for negligees in local shops with orchid satin pieces and rose chiffon linings. It also mentions social events in Cheyenne including church guilds, pageants by the Business Women's club at the Princess theatre to fund delegates, and various visits by out‑of‑town guests and notable locals amid town affairs and summer plans.
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Business Women's Club
Princess Theatre
Wayside
Cheyenne
Estes Park
Library delegates head to National Meeting in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Moore head librarian at Carnegie library and Miss Agnes Wright state librarian will lead Miss Evelyn Jenson as state library representatives at the National Library Association meeting in Colorado Springs starting June.
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Louella Moore
Agnes Wright
Evelyn Jensen
Colorado Spring
National Library Association
Moore
Carnegie Library
Evelyn Jenson
University groups plan theatre party and summer social
Members of a University of Colorado club will attend a theatre party at the Princess this evening, then gather at J Jenkins home on East Twenty Second for refreshments hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Metcalf. Miss Emily Johnston returns from Madison and will summer with her parents. The P O adjourns for summer after a meeting at Mrs. Sam Thompson’s home with two visiting PIOs. Miss Gretchen Arp leads The Wayside Piper pageant at the Princess on June 4.
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Edwin &. Brace
First Methodist Church
Puyallup
Wash
J. F. Rossman
Longmont
Colo
B. F. Ball
Viola Kleinke
Sherbrooke
Canada
W. S H. Kleinke
Queen Victoria
Marie Hall
Fidelity Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Rosalie Paul
Glark
Africa
Nancy [Faggard
Johanna Thompson
Laramie County
Miss Mary
Stats University
Hate
Cheyenne
Toy
Patrick Sullivan
Chicago
Mrs. Sullivan
Miss Margaret
Mr. Sullivan
Notre Dame
Casper Hierald
University of Colorado Club
the Princess
J . Jenkins
East ‘Twenty-second
Carl J. Metcalf
Willian Corbett
Emily Johnston
Madison
University of Wisconsin
A. D. Solviston
Sam Thompson
West Twenty-sixth Street
Killingworth
Denver
Smith
Thompson
Iowa
M, IH. Hartung
Princess Theatre
Elsie Ulrich
Ruth Chaplin
P. Emerson Glafcke
John D. Northrup
Ethel Adams
Addie Soper
Gretchen Arp
Motoring News And Social Notes In Local Roundup
Local readers hear of motor trips to Denver Evanston and Chicago with plans for visits by Miss Elizabeth Dudley and Mr Merwin Bristol. Rev My Kingsley to lead Methodist service next Sunday. Past Noble Wands meeting postponed one week due to illness. Harry B P Wynds to motor to Chicago then Atlantic City for Rotary convention.
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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
Chicago
S. Blaka Kennedy
Nationalepublican
Atlantic City
Appeal for Baby Buggy in Charities
Mrs. F L Robinson reports a mother in need of a baby buggy. An earlier appeal brought four responses with only one accepted. The note urges charity support and highlights local efforts in coordinating aid.
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F. L. Robinson
Elks Dance at May 27 with Schembeack Orchestra
Elks announce a dance on Thursday May 27 featuring Schembeack's orchestra. Admission is $1.50 per couple.
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Schembeack
Funeral Thief Exposed in West During Burials
A thief dubbed the funeral thief has been uncovered in the West. The criminal’s method was to rob homes while families were away burying a loved one, as helpfully advertised in local Want Ads.
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West
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