Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1923, Page 3

f Junior Prom Held Last Evening. Two hundred members of the senior and junior classes of the Na- trona County high school assembled in the gorgeously decorated gym- nasium last night to take part in the annual junior prom. The juniors showed that they .knew how to be real hosts for they had prepared everything possible for the enjoyment of their guests. The top of the wainscoating and the rim of the balcony were decorated with friezes of black and white, while magnificent streamers extended from’ the center of the roof to the railing of the balcony. The lights were shaded with paper of variegated colors und presented a pleasing effect, casting as they did a soft glow over the room. Spies’ Howling Wolves orchestra furnishea the music for the dancers, dancing lasting from 9 o'clock until 12. Jéght refreshments were served during the evening. , ec 2 e +’ Stcreoptioon Lecture Sumiay Evenin, An interesting atereopticon lecture is to be given Sunday night at 8 o'clock in the Methodist church by Mrs. L. E. Carter. The subject is Africa. Mrs. Carter has had much experience giving illustrated lecturos an¢ is familiar with Africa. She will sive the lecture firet to the Junior church at 11:00 a. m. and at night will repeat it adapting it to adults. ‘The choir will provide epecial music. 3 eee Karman-Mahafiey Marriage. Miss Bertha M. Karman and Roy 1. Mahaffey, both of Cesper, were married last evening, June 1, at the home of the bride’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Miller, 846 Madl- son street, by the Rey. Lewis E. Carter, pastor of the Methodist church. The attendants were Miss Marion Noyes and L. D. Hurley. Mr. Mahaffey is employed in the Midwest barber shop and Mrs, Mahaffey has been employed in the Noyes grocery store in North Casper. A few rela- tives and friends of the bridal couple were present at the wedding. A supper was served after the cere- mony. Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffey in- ,,tend to reside in Casper. » eee Candy Sale This Evening at Theaters. Girl Scouts in Casper will sell candy and popcorn at the local thea- ters this evening to raise money to finance their trips to the girls’ sum- mer camp on Casper mountain. School girls under 10 years of age, eligible to the camp at the same time the scouts are there, will also assist in' the work, The expenses of each girl attending the camp amounts tc $4. Friday of next week the girls will hold a bake sale, the place of which will be announced later. Mothers or young women who will sponsor the girls this evening are asked to telephone 512J this after- noon. Personals Mrs. E. J. Sullivan and children have returned from California where they have been visiting for the last few months, siferre Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Johnson left Friday for Rawlins where they will make their home. Mr. Johnson is connected with the Producers and Re- finers corporation. eee Mr. and Mrs, William Holman of Salt Creek are visiting for a few days with Mr, Holman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P Holman. eee Mr. and Mrs. P. Ramer and Clarice Norman are visiting friends here from Chadron, Neb. eee Mins with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gladman left last evening for the East where they will spend the summer months. ovierie Misa Mary Talerson has returned trom a two weeks vacation spent with relatives in Denver. eee Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Akerman and on left Thursday for Denver to be » | S\.fone = week on a business and pleas rip Mr. and Mrs. K, A. Seller are Chi- cago visitors here for a few weeks. City Briefs Justin Kingdon {s here on business ‘rom Cheyenne. eee D. F. Connelly of Tulsa, Okla., is dere for a short time on busingss, Mr. ‘onnelly is connected with the Texas il company. cee lL. A. Smith, prominent business nan of Houston, Texas is here on ousiness for a short time, entaais Munce of Columbus, Ohio, is business for a short time. sree ) FE. W. Crawford of the Loutsiana Jil Refining corporation at Shreve- rort, La., is spending a few days here m business for his company. eee Miss Evelyn Parker in visiting with jends for the week end in Denver. uere on ene | W. ©. Spooner is here from Shreve: sort, La., on business for a few days. Willard Mills {s here for a few lays from Riverton. ore Cash ts here on business from | Okla | a. ¢, The Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE ’ returned from his trip to general as-| and we are expecting more to unite| students graduated during the four] Everything in househo!d furnis { | sembly. Evening worship at 8:00 p.| with us Sund Will you be one of|suarters of the college year reaches | ings. A carload just received, get nm at whch time Rev. Wilson will} them? 432. . prices before wuying. Phone five a report on the general assem-} The church is growing in every de-| Immediately following the com-| Harned Bros. bly held recently in Ind/anapo'is. The | partment Our Bble school is !/mencement exercise at which | minister was a >. He will| Wonder. If you want to help the! ernor Sweet will delive | speak of some of the v nportant | Master’s Cause along and have part in jthe will prepare | ceedings of the assemb! Special | @ large program for iuatve Christian) for the opening of the summer quar music at both services. work join our forces. Iter, It is expected that | There should be a full attendance] As a congregation we are alive an4|the for the summer quar- in all departments at the .Sunday| belleve in -carrying out our pore ter will reach nearly 4000. Wyoming 24 : ; me of. | School. All teachers who can possibly} ccmmands. Our aim is to reach js ented by a large} with a rifle and revolver, accompan-|Rev. C. M. Thompson Jr., pastor, Sun-|Tuesday, 8 p. m., Sunday school | hand to teach thelr eas Dench: | MULES: tp Apnent. Codie most se fuer ausrter: FAIR VIEW LOT ed by Don McArthur, is in Casper schoc!, 9:45 a, m. Good live|board meeting at the church. Final|€TS Your class needs you. If you can-| The Bible is all sufficient and it is we as m ye the interests of the Remington «es for all\ages. Morning wor;|arrangements for the parade and the | 10" pen Steen send . PE: oe Suldel'and (Christ (Ours Only ea guaranteed to k ms company and the U. M. C./ship, 11 This {s “Children’s Day” | Children’s exercises will be con- po neeIAy 2e vOyba mann nthe) tabers | rs all stain bed cloth i compay. Mr. Razle, whose exhibitions and the children will have che Pesvot |Kieered: 4 Wweuiteenayiniad p. m.,|nacle.. Siaty-five children will have a] | As Christ is the héad of the church |i... "Anco Products Co. Phot Dobbin Realty Co. were ‘an attraction at last year's the service this hour, putting on ‘prayer meeting and Bible study. The] CUdren’s festival next Tuesday and|We are looking forward to great} TAs 2 5 Frontier Days’ celebration at Chey-|thelr regular Children’s day: program. |gospel of St, John will be consicered. | Patt. Beautiful costumes. Fine pro-| things in the future. ri in _ Jewelry and watcn repairing by ex- 237 South Center St. enne, will be here for the next few/Young people's service, 7 p. m. The ng your bibles. 30: p. m. am. This wiil be the ch'ldren's con-] We appeal to every Christian in | PST ian: all work guarantesc days. . |topic. for discussion is “The Shep-|choir rehearsa Saturday, 2 p, mi|‘Tbutlon ito the building fund. Aa:| North Casper who have not yet haese ESSPEEE TSW SIAL yg MAER ACO. OUEBICS: ORG |herd Psalm,” and J. F. Dunn is the|Parade of the Sunday schools of the | ™Ssion 25 and 60 cents Hae chk Lae Frederick Montmorency, general |Jeader. Evening worship, 8. At-this|city. See further announcements. |, ‘alles’ Ald Thursday 2:30 p. m.|%t once and thus help the Master Stacy railroad left Friday for Omaha |time there will be a union service pee a siness of importanc Il the mem. | ©#use along. afte z sev a = _ i Spe ers are requested to . be presen SS ' Biter ‘spending several days here on |the Emmanuel Baptist church | : _rirst Christian, gor. { BEng. ft nds. Be if atton@ona’ | Corner of East Sccona nd South} 21RS Ne, urch will preach. This inner schgou’ San, a.m Fito on Lesa ead enty pears os iewialmni te fee: tor Davis Woods left yesterday for No- will be followed by a baptismal serv-|ing worship, 11. Christian Endea’ WileOnE are welcome. suehaues Gahios | Classen 66 braska where he will spend a twojice. The public is cordially invited], ’fictie,, 7p. m, Evening services, § okie her aittaresi ii .. sermon, “Value } weeks vacation visiting at the home/to attend all the services Bpecial ‘music. Cottvention. services: = Grace English Lutheran, Hacal vente” AntheeaTatGeee) aadl RA ee j The first state convention started off| _ 7M: Cromer, past Sunday! Giorious,”” Spicard. 11 a. m., Junior | ae | Grace Chapel African Methodist | {N\, great enthusiasm fellowship | Syrool as usual. No preaching ser-| church, Mrs. Carter will give a ster¢ G. A. Ryan arrived in the city this! 805 North Grant street. Rev. T. J-|}anquet for Saturday evening, 6:30] ices in the morning. The pastor | °° TaPSN aE TA Sieaoe anes morning from California and will|Burwell, B. D., minister. Our old| cick. has every promise of excep-|PFeaches the baccalaureate sermon | PPtican lecture on Aftice. | She has) @ spend ten days here attending to|butld ras moved during the week | oo) se a se adkved at| 2t the high schoo! auditorium. Luther | 2" Speaking for six Sundays about 99 | tional success. It will be served at] David Livingstone, the missionary to business affair: Jending, in preparation for beginning} in. y, w. Cc. A p Everyone | Yasue meeting, 7:0 At § o'cl ica foe Sin. EpwUrth ‘Lads eas work on the new church The old] \itcome. Plates, 50 cents. The| {he ninth illustrated sermon on the] Sit Gerrtee Davia and her Sut James W. Parker left last evening| parsonage will also be moved within | re Sunday morning will be| fe of Christ. ps heterieaaorhat ya taal for Cheyenne to be gone several days | the ensuing week. Since the archi-|¥1 attended because of the spec : ae Izabert Bishop will sing. Officers will e on business. Ge jtect waa out of the city a part of/ Robert Mf. Honkins, who is well| o International Bible Class. a ABOUT ears will jlast week the building committee was|inown throughout the United States,| The International Bible - students) ture by Mrs. Carter on Afric Quar r r Inga" tort tine “hoto Cahn ane eke, ee, eaem, lms ag, he [el ake Are ree ee ee eae eat eh Het, head xcnaly” Ligne” sprout | THE UNIVERSAL CRY ANSWERED vis th | c , to arra a for those who attend. The personell as ha “lee! solo by John Arnott. Monday, 7 friends and on business from Mon-|to construction of the new church of the convention is remarkable ture will b Brother E, |», m., offictal board meeting. ee A [They expect to meet next see rey, the first state convention. Wyoming | Johnson, All dially invited MiROPtAnES Tuesdaga A/gi hie Bun day, e o,° +4 ie Jand tet the contract immediately] (/° 0) pepresente nhexnaport 3 fi raed aie RAL Nor Shure G. 1, Maurice representative of the|thereafter. ‘The captains of the res-|* Well represented. The Teper © Evansvhle Chapet ogy peera.- mesuUmar tis) churety Maurice Furniture company of Los|pective teams are making great} nt ance is picking uD Bible school at 2:30 p. m.; sermon Trinity Lutheran. Angeles is here on business for a few|rtrides in their respective efforts tol ie” o¢ tie near approach of Old 30. Some new plans to be pre (Missouri Synod) coves aiso funds to finance the building |, summer-Slump. Where ou | d. Dr. J. T. Hanna, minist S. Park and E. 4th Sts. ae ss = cf . project. The building committee will] oo. sunday? —- JL. ¢ Pastor — fal . ° 99 : Graham is here on busi-|meet Thursday evening at the home Christian § Emmanuel Baptist. 8.80, Sunday school. 10:30, morn- “With th Cit L t ness for a week trom Omaha. of Mr. Fred Eee au ave ae Christian Science s are held’ Cor. of Fifteenth and Poplar Streets|ing service (English). ‘Text of ser- tinin e u YU units ak Smale int hare? zen ages eee The offic ea Te pipte | every. Sunday at 1 in the} Dr. J. T. Hanna, Minister. mon, I John ‘3:13-18; theme: “Brother- | ot $ = 4 | Tuesday ev ening June rs -. church e at Order of services for the day: 10 a.| ly Love As a Mark of Spiritual Life. weeks on business from his home in|school each Wednesday evening. Sun-] ot cots s m. Sunday school. Let us have a full] 7:30, evening service. Text < rmon i Si i Colorado Springs. Ay services an follows: Sunday |f is Bilanaancshitieeathon= 16 cctevoeaie | aatiioe a eases rng te The most reasonably priced residential Ratt school 10 a. m reaching at tings Two oi » classes. »e cared fo roung Ruler Dic o| i i i ¢ Omer H. Gray returned last even-|a. m. Preaching at § p, m. Sermon Inge at 8 o'clock Gutelos ot tie ahuech hoes aes ERORCInBdarn oe GeLIte me || district in Casper. }g from a weeks business and pleas-|py the minister, subject: ‘The Wreck |sermon by the pastor. Theme: “The —— | ure trip spent in Thermopolis, jof a Soul.” Holy SAsatare apie at both St. Anthony's Catholic. irr ableness of Christian Testi St. Mark's Church. PARSE Yn {services. You are always welcome. Corner of Seventh and Center| mony 6:30 p. m., on account of Seventh and Wolcott § ts d ea ©, Crater ts an out of town bui-} ity [stteets: The Rev. Father J. H. Mul |the union meeting at the First Rey. Philip K. Edwards, Pastor 2 an Pp 3 or - week. East Side paeteoee Comma ve lin, the Rev, Father Norton, ass! ets Bat the B. UY. P. U. will meet Holy communion at 8:00 a. m cated sGullbte’ casts Zacees iat | Pastor Jesse ee re an, an Saete | ant, pastor. Masses on aha lapel S| instead of 7 p.m. Our congregation} church school at 9:45 a. m.; morning ecepsices de culltey eae down milast 19 seh Ser catonte ener [eae oa eae during the week | tn Feduented ‘to Meet at the church | prayer and sermon at 11:00 a. m. ) M hl X a a ia helé e EI ool, co! F Dp. mM. enedict’on §& iy a a 7:30 sharp so at we ay KO as a a * . 5 F. ye dala icme! here, st First and Bik streets. 9:45 a.m. boay to! the Ghuretian Canvey: C Girl Wi Terms: $25 Down, $10 Monthly M : m. Bible school for a'l ages. 11 a. m.. ea tet & ances provided for all. Uni Gen en if Haris bere on busine for| Worship am daermon Uy" the! maser sorth Ganper. Se oes teen Casper CirlsWiyl , week-end from Salt Creek. subject, “The Religion with Pneu- 1009 North Durbin Street. Dr. J. T. Hanna. Theme: “The Su-| Cit Ww t th Additi iar ae, matic Tires." George Woodward, Pastor preme Offering.’” Rom. 12-1. ‘After| Be Graduated By U y ater utr e ution Lester Quealy returned yesterday| Sunday school 10 a. m.; Christian|the sermon the ord!nance of Baptism | from Sturgis, S. D.. where he has Second Baptist. Endeavor 7:15 p. m., leader, Lola| will be adminiétered. ‘The aplendid Teachers’ College}! been attending St. Martin's academy 309 West A Street. Wyatt. Topic, “The Shepherd)choir of the First Church will fur-| & : . 4hi : there. gage Tactigoity Ab iat milscproachs| otecicinacrnle wovenipniitied iru | nlahiteiiaues. Fifty fine lots to be sold at this time. Cin ing 11:00 a. m.; subject, Heaven, the| evening worsh'p, 8 p.m. Rev. David Sta Mary S. Hunter, ghter of Mr. A. E. Johnson of the Mountain &/ World of Spirits, by pastor; B. Y. P.| McMartin, synodical super'ntendent,! North Casper Church of Christ. [and Mrs. F. W. Hunter ef this cits Gulf Of company returned to Den-|1., 6:30 p. m. The pastor will speak ig to be with us and will occupy the| Corner East H and United streets,| Will graduate wtih honors at Colo- ver yesterday after spending a short! at §:00 sharp on the “Who Is Who, pulpit in the morning and at the time| North Casper bus passes by the door.|rado State Teachers College, Gre: time here visiting with, Chief Nesbit! Race Talk.” Casper must be a bet-|of day most convenient for all con-| Bible school at 10 a. m., Mrs, G. C.|on Wecnesday, June 6 ,at which tlme and looking over the oil fields, |ter c'ty from a Christian standpoint,| cerned he is to mect the committees| Wright, superintendent. Communton|the largest rpring class in tho histors Owe the who'e city is much in the nede of|'n charge of the building program.|and morning sermon, 11 a. m.; stin.\of the institution will receive deanecs ee en ea 0, John and Joe, small sons of Mr.| church bui'ding, we have neglected) At the morning service there will be| ject for morning service, “Memorles|and d'plomas cue || and Mrs. M. F. Ryan have returned) to build unto God, a house of prayer, |a bass and tenor duet, “‘Safe Harbor.” | From Some Pressed Leaves. Chris-| She has taken an active part in REALTORS from Sturgis, 8. D., where they have Casper, get better are she will fail.| at the evening service the quartette| tian Endeavor, 6:45, Latea Karmon,|the student activities and proven her been attending St. Martin's academy.| W. J. Brannon, minister. il s'ng, “The Touch of the Savtour's| leader. Popular evening service at,sclf one of the most popular girls on 201-203 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1480 | ee Hand.” 7:45 p. m. the campus. Timothy Mahoney Sr., is spending Methodist-Episcopal Jae We are glad to nee the membership| Another recora wi!l be broken with a few days in the city on business. | Corner of East Second and South First Presbyterian. growing as there were four more ad- the graduation of the class of which o |Durbin street. Lewis E. Carter pas-| Corner Sixth and Durbin Streets | ditions _to the church last Sunday Miss Hunter is a member. Tho total Sam Henderson !s in for a few days|tor. Sunday school, 9 a, m. Classes] Rev. C. A. Wilson, D. D., Pastor | — on business from h-» ranch east of|for all ages. 11 a. m., sermon,| Sunday school and bible ' classes, the city. “Value Received.” Anthem, ‘Great | 9.45 a, m.; morning worship 11:00 a. | —————————————— see and Glorioas,” Spicard. 11 a, m.,|m.; sermon, “The Song of the Wor-| Robert Grieve spent several days|Junior church. Mrs. Carter will give] shipers,” by Rev. Wilson, who has her on business relatives from Oil . and visiting with City. . Frank C. Young has returned from been for a week on a business trip. eee Mr. H. Thomas arrived this morn- eral days here on business. eee tet, elected. a stereopticon lecture on Africa. She has been speaking for : about David Livingstone, mi to Africa. school class wi!l lea the service. Hu bert Bishop will sing. Officers will be At 8 p. m., stereopticon lec. ing from Denver and will spend fev |ture by Mrs. Carter on Africa. Quar- | Lead Kindly Sunda jonary x Epworth League, 7 p. m., Rawlins and Laramie where he has|Miss Bernice Davis and her Sunday oi Pills Light" Solo by ‘THE DIAMOND BRAND. Ask your Druggiet or CHICHESTER S PIL Henry G. Bennetts left yesterday overland for Denver and Cheyenne to beg one a week or ten days on a business trip. eee H. A. Wright has returned from Denver where he spent a wek visit- ing with friends. eee Glen Cramer is in for a few days on business from Salt Creek. James Rise is in for a few days from Teapot. | eee | W. P. Mellon is a Denver visitor here or a few day: | eee Fred Kink left last evening for his home in Denver after spending sever- al days here attending to business af- fairs. eee C. H. Beck is spending 4 short time here from Salt Lake. | ove | A. G. Jones, district manager of the Pexton her company of for a short time on business. | eee C. H. Sherman Oil company of Riverton, is spending a short time here on business. see Raymond Redigo is in for a few days on business from Salt Creek. - ene | James M. Ferguson arrived Thurs-| day on a short business trip from Pittsburgh, Pa. | eee Howard Swaney came in Thurscay from Salt Creek and wil] spend the| week-end here on business. C. 1. Mann is here for a week from Crete, Neb eee | Jack Daly, wool buyer of Chicago, left Monday for the western part of the state where he will spend a short | time on business. IVEN AWAY THE CHOICEST FAIR VIEW LOT Dobbin Realty Co. South Center St. Oriental The charm of any room is enhanced a It is a great satisfaction for you to select them at ZAMBAKIANS’ where variety, quality and reasonable prices are always hundred-fold by choice Rugs combined. ZAMBAKIAN BROS. Stores at Denver, Colo., and Toledo, Ohio SALE AT THE MILLS CO. 426 East Second St. ITS CLEAR SOFT AND PURE Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles. HILL CREST WATER WE DELIVER Phone 1151 fields. E. W. DOWNING Come out today or tomorrow. play a big part in the development of the Salt Creek Oil Fields. Investi The lots are reasonably priced and are sold on easy terms. Snyder has a future of great possibilities. FOR FULL INFORMATION PHONE 2008 OR SEE BROWNIE THORNE Suite 18, Daly Building, Casper, Wyoming or WHO WILL BE AT THE TOWNSITE EVERY DAY gate this new town which is destined to SNYDER, WYOMING A new town on the North and South Railroad. Located in the southwest part of the Salt Creek oil Snyder, Wyoming, is on patented ground. OPENING SALE OF LOTS BEGINS TODAY SALESMEN ON GROUND EVERY DAY 0. E. SNYDER