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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1913

Page

11

Five O Clock Tea Hosts At Six O Clock Tea

Five O'Clock Tea will be hosted by Mrs J H Walton and Miss Lulu McCormick at a 6 o'clock tea on Friday Loge Party Mrs Louise R Van Tassel entertained six guests at a loge party at the Capitol Avenue theatre Monday to see the play Stop Thief Woman's Exchange A meeting of Cheyenne ladies led to the creation of a Woman's Exchange to open Saturday and support it as a permanent aid to housekeepers Mrs Newlin presided in the absence of Mrs Crain and Mrs Fox

J. H. Walton Lulu McCormick Louise R van Tassel Capitol Avenue Theatre Robinson

Remembering Kind and Do Well in Youths Companion Note

An editorial fragment contrasts do well and say well with moral exhortations about living godly lives. It includes thoughts on the “remembering kind” woman who sweetly aids others and preserves thoughtful gestures. A Cheyenne bridge party honors Mrs. Claude Corey of New Orleans, visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron.

Tay A. C. Kingsford Bridge Claude Corey New Orleans Cheyenne John Cameron

Visiting list notes and travel plans

Mrs Sharritts of Chicago leaves for home Thursday after visiting her sister Mrs Hills. Misses Helen Keefe and Grace Cervantes visit the state fair at Douglas this week. Mrs George C Stull and daughter Marguerite plan a trip to Texas City to join Major Stull with his regiment in the south. Mrs D L Kepler returns from a visit in Iowa.

Helen Keefe Grace Cervantes Douglas George C. Stull Marguerite Texas City Major Stull South

Presbyterian Missionary Society Sees Strong Attendance

The Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs. Dan Swan’s home with larger attendance and heightened interest. Mrs. R. A. Morton led prayer, and Mrs. Spring guided devotionals. After the social hour hostesses served refreshments and plans were made by Mrs. Forde and Mrs. Dyer. Willing Workers event hosted by Mrs. C. S. Wolfe Friday afternoon. In Wyoming news the Colorado and Southern railway offers a special Oct 2 train from Wheatland at 7:30 a.m. to Douglas and back at 9:30 p.m. One round trip fare.

Presbyterian Missionary Society Dan Swan R. A. Morton Spring Wyoming State Fair Douglas Wyo Colorado and Southern Railway Wheatland

Illness Strains Julia Lathrop at Rockford Home

Julia C. Lathrop head of the national children's bureau has been ill at her Rockford Illinois home for a week. Doctors suspect overwork and travel strain with tests not indicating typhoid fever.

LL Rockford, WI Julia C. Lathrop National Children’s Bureau

Freddy Returns from Monte Carlo with Lost Money

The text notes Freddy has returned from Monte Carlo penniless, leaving Phoebe and Evelyn unsure of recognizing him. The fragment signals a dramatic change in his charm and presence, implying social or personal shifts after the gambling losses.

Phoebe Freddy Monte Carlo Evelyn

Wednesday Bridge Club Activities and Federation Resolutions

Mrs W E Mullen will host the Wednesday Bridge Club this afternoon, replacing Mrs Billy Walker. The Woman's Club of the R M A meets with Mrs Fred Miller, and a library gathering features a constitution reading and the president's address followed by tea served by new officers. Federation resolutions praise Douglas hospitality, urge a woman supervisor for state institutions, commend Dr Grace Raymond Hebard’s reduced duties, discourage liquor traffic and white slavery, and endorse vocational training while thanking contributors and retiring president Mrs S B Brooks. Sunshine Society held a planning meeting at the library outlining winter work plans.

Wednesday Bridge Club W. E. Mullen Billy Walker Woman's Club Federation State Federation of Women’s Clubs Douglas Douglas Club Grace Raymond Hebard University At Laramie Wyoming 8. B. Brooks

Will Christ Ever Come Again Lecture

Dr. C. E. Heard of Vancouver will answer key questions about the Lord's second coming at a Wednesday evening lecture in the courthouse. Topics include whether Christ will return in flesh, the earths destruction, reasons for his coming, and the potential effects on believers.

Christ Chelethin C. E. Heard Vancouuver Court House

High School Notes Recital and Year’s First Fly Event

The high school faculty and students enjoyed a Friday recital by Mike Buchanan and Mrs. Cahill with an enthusiastic encore from pupils. Afterward the first fly of the year was held, featuring yells led by Elden DeBolt and Tax Astle and several speeches by Mr. Fee, Mr. Jones, Mr. Sehwierlne, and Leltoy Snow. The event boosted school spirit and sportsmanship, with Mr. Schwiering delivering a story that drew eager audience reactions.

Mike Buchanan Mr. Schwilering

Big Week at Fioneer Park Football Game

The high school gear up for a large crowd at Fioneer Park this Saturday for the football game with an enthusiastic turnout anticipated. Jimmie Fitz is recovered from last Saturday’s injury and may attend. A debate on the Commission Form of Government by Miss Boys' civic class ended with the girls winning. Next Saturday morning the class may take their plans further.

High School Activity Schedule and Event Notes

The report mentions the manual training boys painting easels, daily 2:20 PM yell from high school stops, and the Lariat issue releasing October 15. It ends with a nudge to show interest in activities and subscribe.

Worry and Baldness: A Quip on Causation

A Chicago Tribune quote notes the circular idea that worry might cause balding or balding prompt worry, with a cautious speaker questioning the directional link. The remark plays on cause and effect in a humorous exchange.

Rival Suspicions Over Loan Prompt Court Interlude

In a courtroom exchange Ted accuses Neil of tempering trust while Neil admits suspicion over a recent loan. The judge presides as the exchange centers on repayment and credibility.

Rhetorical Exchange on Coal and Feathers Lesson

A dialogue in which a teacher asks students where coal and feathers come from and Freddie and Jimmy reply with from coal beds and feather beds respectively. The exchange showcases a simple grammar lesson about natural resources.

Freddie Richt Jimmy Misa

Conscience Sunday School Teacher Question

In a Chicago News excerpt a Sunday school teacher asks what conscience is. Small Tommy answers it wakes nine follow fee and fears getting found out.

Fe Gete Chicago News

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