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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1915

Page

10

Visiting List hosts return from state fair trip

Governor and Mrs. John B. Kendrick returned from Douglas after attending the state fair for two days. Wr. and Mrs. G. M. Fee of Toledo and their family visited Bupt Tra B. Fee and then traveled to Laramie for a three day visit before Cheyenne stay. Y and Mrs. W. D. B Grey left yesterday for northern Wyoming. R. Brelech departed last Wednesday for Pennsylvania before returning.

John B. Kendrick Douglas G. M. Fee Toledo, Ohio B. Fee Laramie Cheyenne

Ladies Club entertainments and meetings scheduled this week

Women’s Clubs Mrs Carnale and Miss Abby Rouse host College club ladies this afternoon at Mrs Carnale’s home. Mee Harry Durham will read a paper on Contempora neous Fiction. Moapital Aid Society meets Monday at the library for monthly business. Florence Crittenden Circle meets Tuesday at Mr Henry Pitman’s home. Three legences displayed at the meeting show recent progress in Denver.

Carnale Abby Rouse College Club Mee Harry Durham Moapital Aid Society Florence Crittenden Circle Henry Pitman Denver

Meeting of the Women’s Club postponed to next week

The Woman’s Club of the Ro M. Ay announces the meeting will be postponed one week. President Mrs B Atherte will receive the group on Wednesday October 14 to hear the State Federation report from Greyhull.

Mra Atherte Greyhull

Johnson school Parent Teachers Association Meeting

The Johnson school Parent Teachers Association held its October session with about fifty parents and friends present. President Mia C A tones chaired as members reviewed bylaws and heard a program of solos recitations and a federation report before refreshments concluded the gathering.

Johnson School F&Théra Mia C. A Wasay Edo Jessen Ian

Bake Sale In Church Circles At Capitol Market Today

The Sodality of St Mary will run a bake sale of home cooked delicacies at Capitol Market today. The City Federation of Missions executive board met at the Baptist church last Wednesday with Mrs Johnston presiding. Plans for the fall meeting on October 20 were outlined and the public was invited to attend.

Mire Nv A. Rutledge Mary Hacel Rudolph Swartz Lander Wyoming Pinedale Rutledge Cheyenne Mary Downey Salt Lake City Genevra Brock Frances Davis Carnegie The Sodality of City Federation of Missions Baptist Church Johnston Missionary Federation

Sunday School Rally With Primary Graduates Planned

The Baptist Sunday school will hold its annual rally this Sunday during the usual Sunday school hour. An invitation extends to friends and the public to attend the program. The primary department graduation exercises will be held in connection with the hour.

The Baptist Sunday School Friends

Guild of St. Mark's Hosts Meeting For Bazaar Prep

Mrs. Dugald Whittaker and fellow hostesses led a pleasant Guild of St. Mark's afternoon with thirty men attending. Members discussed society business and worked on bazaar items for November. An invitation from Presbyterian Missionary Society was read for Woman's Auxiliary to attend.

Dugald Whittaker Dan Park Cyril Park Guild of St. Mark's Presbyterian Missionary Society John Schuneman Mrs. Swainson Mre O'Neil

Baptist Willing Workers Gather for Annual Meeting

Forty willing workers met at Mrs. N. J. Laver’s home for the Baptist Aid Society annual gathering. Officers were re-elected and a bake sale planned for October at Johnston Grocery. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. B. R. Law and others. The Racial Circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs. I. L. Newlin’s with twenty in attendance. Mrs. Kerry Durham read about the YW and YM work. she previously served as YWA secretary in Nebraska.

Mra. N. J. Laveronta Johnston BR. B. Law Methodiat Church I. ©. Newlin Karry Durham Y. W Mia Durham Nebraska

Itinerary of Special Train Stops for Wyoming Farmers

A public itinerary outlines the Livestock and Better Farming special train run October 9 to 16 by the Burlington through Wyoming. It features exhibits on dairy and beef cattle, poultry, and boys clubs, with lectures by Prof. P G Molden and International Harvester experts, plus women’s meetings at each stop and full half day to view exhibits.

Burtington Wyoming Agricultural Extension Department of The University P. G. Molden International Harvester Company Agricultural Extension Divion HM. KL Smith St. Paul Champion “Boys Club Champion “Boys' Club Tinemope Hs

Cheyenne Creamery Announces Milk and Cream Price Increase

The Cheyenne Creamery Co announces higher prices for customers. Beginning October the price will be ten quarts of milk for one dollar and five pints of cream for one dollar. Signed by H. Taylor and James Morton on behalf of the creamery.

Cheyenne Creamery Co H. Taylor James Morton

Dancing Classes Move to Coliseum Schedule

Miss Burdick and Mie Brooks will lead children's folk and social dancing lessons at Wildergarten. Applications should be made for the program at the Coliseum training sessions on Wednesday and Saturday.

Kispergarten Miss Burdick Mie Brooks Wildergarten

Srecks Parkes Por Wvo State Paik Hotglas

Fragmentary notice lists travel or fare details from Sept 24 to Oct 2 with a third fare rownd trip. Appears to reference a railway agent Moore Cherenne for full information.

Srecks Parkes State Paik Hotglas Orphéne A. le Moore Raiiway Cherenne

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