Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. HIG TRIBUTE PAID MINISTER LEAVING HERE Dr. and Mrs. Allingham Receive Letter of Appreciation. A splendid tribute to the Rev. Robert Allingham and his wife for their truly great work in organiz- ing and firmly establishing the First Congregational church in this city, 1s contained in a letter written by Dr. Mark H. Smith to the pastor who has resigned and {is soon to leave for Iowa where he will assume the presidency of Tabor college. ‘The letter follows: “Dr. and Mrs. Allingham: “Whem sentiment tugs at the heart strings, the tongue becomes a laggard.. Dr. Allingham, you have taught us in fellowship, in religion, a self government as practical for moral control and spiritual growth as the most successful economist @isplays in the best features of an idealistic social government. “You have revealed to us that the spirit of Christ ‘s of very human expression for our understanding. “You have shown us that there 1s no mystery in Congregationalism, that {t contains no nummeries, de- cadent ‘features or complications, but that it is a vital, throbbing reality, fully answering the neces- sity for some form of simple and practical conviction, dppealing to the innermost desire, supplying a peaceful contentment and replacing with useful service a restless search for less competent belief. “You have taught us that brains are‘given us for deciding vexing re- ligious questions as well as ° for solving the other problems con- fronting us in a daily existence upon earth, problem solutions which -do mot and never have conveyed to us an idea that it is sacrilege to use these powers of judgment or dis- cermment in an attempt to satis- factorily settle such in our minds. “You have taught us that a Divine Being in creating light, meant as well that He created within us an intellectual light, and that in place of its being religiously criminal ‘to analyze Biblical con- tents, that it is a spiritual peril and neglect of an intellectual light to refrain from an attempt at an in- tellectual interpretation of the Christ spirit to be applied in this Yater day of far differing influence than presented nearly 2,000 years ago. “You have shown us that evolu- tion pertains to religious advance- ment as equally as it does to social relationship and governmental bet- terment. “In fact, your teachings have fs | RS Cirricipe been those of love, of fellowship, & great big charity in the recog- nition of the right to individual appraisement or view #o long as such are evidences of a new birth or baptism into a better order of existence or the opening of eyes as a vision upon a new world of truths. “You have exemplified in all your relations with us, the great Christ teaching of service, service to your ellowman. “Your humanness of religious con- ception, your teaching of a practical every day religion, not placed upon the parlor table beneath a glass bell to keep the dust away, and to be only exhibited upon Sunday, but. 24-hour a Gay religion of seven active days in the week, has brought to us a conception and a training ‘that we, too, may profit by your acquirement of the Golden Fleece, must never lose sight of the example you furnish. “In conveying to you these little tokens of our appreciation, may I express the belief that your superior attainments would not lkely have resulted but through your wise selection of a helpmate, and to you, Mrs. Allingham, the success that attends you, your home and your domestic relations and the position we feel eo much pride in your hus- band occupying, but reflects the truly Christian conception of life and duty which has {ts influence in making you so dear to your friends. “It is only through such partner. ship that each of you can display to best advantage those qualities which have attended your labors here, and which has made !t pas- sible for Casper to enjoy and possess so advanced a station in Congrega- tionalism that enables it to estab- Ush a precedent or become the example for other portions of our country to emulate."* PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT SHOWN BY CHANDLER IN NEW YEAR MODELS Few companies have shown great- er progressiveness than Chandler which, during 1923, introduced two outstanding advances in automobile design without any increase in prices and now, at the beginning of the new year. brings out two new four-door sedans, one for five pas- sengers and the other for seven, at prices that narrow the price gap be- tween open and closed cars almost to the point of disappearance. Thousands of -motorists who have been driving the 1924 Chandler, brought out last September, have expressed enthusiastic appreciation of the Traffic Transmission, an ex- clusive feature. With this new transmission changes can be made at any normal driving speed, either to higher or lower gears, without the possibility of clashing or stripping, the gears being in constant mesh. The Pikes Peak Motor, which was the outstanding feature of the new Chandler a year ago, has proved it- self an engine of unusual power. On Mt. Washington it established a new record by climbing to the summit in 17 minutes, bettering by four minutes the record made several years previously by a special racing car, In adaition to the remarkable Pikes Peak Motor and the ‘Traffic Transmission, which were brought out without any advance in the prices of the cars, Chandler, as the result of dncreised production, now has added two new four-deor sedans at unprecent.dly low prices—a four- door sedan for five passengers at a list price of $1,895, and a seven- passenger sedan at $2,095. LEW M. GY I MADE MEMBER OF NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Lew M. Gay, proprietor of the Shaffer-Gay company, has just been received into the National Selected Che. Casvetr Sunday Cridbune Morticians, a country-wide organiza- tion which elects the leading funeral of the candidate under considera tion. Applications for membership are not considered and all such pro- pogals must come from within the ranks. While National Selected Mortl- clans is technically # trade associa- tion, {t is really a brotherhood of friends who believe in treating each other and the public according to the Golden Rule, Although it may seem to those not acquaint- ed with this society, its members aim to prolong Ife and decrease the number of premature deaths. In times of public calamity the mortician gives unstintingly of ma- terial and service without a thought of gain. * tate Ae a In China there are large. cities that have no municipal organization and spend nothing, on public im- provements or for official expenses. eee BY. JOHANSEN April’s Calendar Style, Wisp-o’Mist Grey Suede. The new shade for Easter is especially sele€ted for wear with a Tailleur Costume. Our exclu- sive presentation —by Johansen, $€)50 THE BOOTERY " 124 E. 2nd. Phone 1730 “Your Feet Will Bring You Back.” err aaa i ——— rn Br ig = = (a 4 Ss — Don’t Delay Any Longer Qian Siete Tesilin cab laine WOODROW ELECTRIC WASHERS are to be withdrawn April 12 If our stock lasts that long, which does not seem probable. Never before have Casper’s housewives responded so promptly to a money saving opportunity. When Our Present Stock Is.Exhausted Woodrows Will Have to Sell at from $20.00 to $25.00 Higher Than at Present Ten Dollars Down Puts a Woodrow in Your Home Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69 Ny AAA AHERN DS GEG OE ‘s ae, FAseT 4 PROCESSI R ON When milady steps out with one of our stylish Suits, Coats or Dresses, as part of the Easter ensemble she will “sknow that she is correct as far as style and good taste - go. For here is a display that rivals anything we've ever shown at Prices That Are Truly Modest SUITS . Just before Easter we have a larger variety of new Suits, our buyer concentrating on this dis- play, no woman, be she short or tall, stout or thin—can afford not to see our splendid showing this week. O’Rossen Suits shown in many ‘colorings, $29.75 0 $75.00 COATS Simple in line, but dashing in style, new colors, novelty plaids, and mixtures, the new Coats, practical and serviceable Coats, ready to an- swer any demand, are here. $14.95 to $98.00 DRESSES Straightline and bubular frocks are emphasized and add to their boyishness, Sport Frocks and Dresses are particularly prominent and offer many interesting variations. Silk of Wool Frocks $24.95 to $69.75 Easter Gloves ASTER can hardly be com- -U plete without a pair of spic- span new gloves, though they need not cost much. White, colors or black, ‘as you prefer, in kid or fabric. t $1.39 to $6.25 Easter. Hosiery Phoenix Van Raalte Onyx Pointex Ruby Ring ERE are the right kind of hose to add that finishing touch to your person and per- sonality—hose that will make Easter Millinery ipRicuT colorings are the thing in springtime millinefy. Wear the brightest, cheeriest cole you take pride in their trim fit -and lasting good appearance. Black, white and new colors. $1.49 tc $5.25 EASTER NECKWEAR + TJYHE new neckwear is so var- 4 ied in style and price that you'll find just what you want to “touch up” that frock or dress. 638c * $2.98 © and rest assured that your head- gear is smart and correct. Or if you pnefer we have neutral shades, dark colors or b! There are hats of straw, of and combinations. . Among them is just the one to best set off your particular type and coloring and fit your head, be it shingled or crowned with heavy tresses. Styles appropriate for every wear. $4.98 to $29.75 LINDSAY & CO. Easter Footwear u gee! new Spring shoes are built to meet the demands of those who demand quality, who appreciate correct styles, ere who recognize are ‘shoes that have’ character, rsonality and individuality. - The shoes, you get excel in style, in fit, in comfort and in lasting good service. see UNDER-THE-ARM PURSES | Ee hand bag is a most es- sential accessory from the standpoint of both convenience id dress- One can hardly do pee a bag of some sort, not only when ‘one’s shopping but whap out most anytime or any- where. $2.45 to $14.95 THE SEASON OF SILKS NDOUBTEDLY this is the season of silks, and have the silks. No no becoming pattern, omitted-from our assortment— silks for every kind of outer- garment or undergarment. And behind every yard is the assur- ance of correctriess, of depend- ability, GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE | od silk, ‘ been 4y4