Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO, THANKSGIVING SPIRIT RULES AT LIONS CLUB Turkey dinnera provide ample cause for Thanksgiving and at the #ame time fail to give full expression to the tenets of the day which will be observed tomorrow throughout N the country, {t was pointed out by the Rev. Philip K. Edwards, rector of St. Mark’s church, who delivered a Thanksgiving day message this noon to the members of the Lions club, Drawing his analogy from the measure of a man who seeks only the material blessings of life as com- pared with that of one who rejoices in his life work for the sake of serv- ice rather than a means to a living, the speaker drew a parallel situation in Thanksgiving day observance. Feasting without real appreciation of the blessings involved, he showed, represents only a part of the satis- faction that should be felt. Conditions and developments which give cause for Thanksgiving were stressed, among them the triumph in the recent election over a move- ment designed to destroy the con- stitution. The speaker rejoiced in the fact that back of a material Prosperity which in times past has dragged other nations down, Ameri- can people have the courage, ability, energy and the spirit of service and brotherhood necessary to use their wealth and resources in carrying on under principles on which the gov- ernment was founded. Referring to spiritual connections of the day, Rev. Edwards glorified the freedom of worship made pos- sible by the constitution, making for the free growth of religion to fhe Casper Daily Cribune George Jarvis and Mark O. Danford the end that public and moral stand- on the visit to Wyoming of Presi- ards may keep Pace with govern- ment. His reference was in line with the recent declaration of Presi- dent Coolidge that a government cannot rise above the religion of its People. Any movement which tends to raise a barrier between religions the speaker co Venereal Clinic In New Location Announcement of change in clinte at both Cheyenne which every club in Wyoming was ted. loca: is made of represen! Purchase for tolerance in all t religious and urged church membership and support on those who want to exert’ an influence for good. . WEDNESDAY; N' R26, 1924 “x0/ Sure Relief: -| FOR INDIGESTION Thanksgiving Day will dawn in Casper with preparations well under way for various forms of celebration. Fat, juicy turkeys will grace many tables. Others will feast up on roast pig and sweet potatoes. It will prove to be a day of happiness in this city, as it rightfully should. Beneath the seeming outer structure of merry-making we find a deeper and holier meaning. We need but glance back upon the stories which have been handed down to us of the suffering and sacrifices which our forefathers endured that a new nation might be born. Then after a hard winter when it seemed that hope was gone, they gathered and thanked Almighty God! for the blessings to which they still clung. So we today, who have innumerable blessings for which to be thankful, raise our hands to that same power in sincere gratitude. Casper is proud of the part it plays in the observance of this national holiday. ( THANKSGIVING DAY Enjoy a Real Old Fashioned THANKSGIVING DINNER THE TOWNSEND MENU 12 NOON TO 9 P. M. Canape a L’Indienne Celery Hearts, Asstorted Olives, Salted Almonds Bisque of Tomato, aux Crouton Essence of Fowl, en Tasse Broiled Jumbo Whitefish, Maitre d’Hotel Pommes Julienne Assorted Fruit Punch Roast Thanksgiving Turkey, Stuffed, Cranberry Sauce Roast Suckling Pig, Hot Baked Apple Roast Eastern Prime Rib of Beef, au Natural Candied Yam Cauliflower, Au Gratin Head Lettuce and Asparagus Salad, Chiffonade Dressing English Plum Pudding, Hard or Fruit Sauce Hot Mince Pie Punpkin Pie Peach Melba Fancy Cake Roquefort Cheese, Toasted Water Crackers. Cafe Noir. THANKSGIVING DAY When our forefathers landed on the bleak shores of this country scores of years ago, they found much to be thankful for in the few blessing allowed them by the Lord during that first winter. How much more have we of today for which to give thanks. Tomorrow is the day. - Bungalow Grocery and Market 412 East Fifth St. Phones 22 and 23 THANKSGIVING DAY Tomorrow all Casper will thank a kind providence for countless blessings. It is indeed a noble thought which grips this nation this Thanksgiving Day. JAKE, The Nifty Tailor Weatt Hotel Basement Phone 802 THANKSGIVING DAY May we join with our neighbor on the morrow in offering our profound thanks that we have been al- lowed to take an active part in the development of a thriving community such as this city represents. "We G Berkine & Cs TRIBUNE BUILDING ' THANKSGIVING DAY The city of Casper will pause in its daily rush for worldly gain to- morrow, and give thanks for the privilege of taking an active part in the forward movement of a na- tion as great as the United States of America. Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. THANKSGIVING DAY May each year bring all of you increased joys for which you may give thanks. Fred Himself—Your Clothier The Boston Store 260 South Center St. THANKSGIVING DAY Food in plenty will grace Casper tables on the morrow. Let us join in giving thanks to bounteous Nature for a year of countless blessings. Scott Clothing Co. 240 South Center St. THANKSGIVING DAY This company cordially invites Casper people to visit the Chevrolet showroom sometime tomorrow, and inspect the new models which will be on display there. The showroom will be kept open all day Thanksgiving Day. We are thankful for the reception Casper has given this company since its opening here. “Nolan ‘Chevrolet Co. 822 South David St. Phone 2100 DAY Tomorrow wé celebrate a truly American holiday. To appreciate its true spirit we need only to re- flect upon the sacrifices of our forefathers that. this country might have a birth. Stockmen’s National Bank and First Trust and Savings Bank THANKSGIVING DAY We take this means of expressing to the people of Casper our sincere appreciation for the prosperity of which we have been a part during the past year. Drs. J. H. and J. G. Jeffrey CHIROPRACTORS Suite 312, Midwest Building Elevator Service Rest Rooms THE THANKSGIVING DINNER If Not Taken at Home SHOULD BE ENJOYED at The HENNING HOTEL Main Dining Room - or Coffee Shop Dining Room Service—5 to 8 P. M. Coffee Shop Service—11:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. My - $1.25 Per Plate - (The Henning Hotel Special for Thanksgiving CRANBERRY ICE! IT’S DELICIOUS Phone Your Order Now LLOYD’S DRUG STORE Second and Wolcott ‘ THANKSGIVING DAY, ~ Tomorrow we celebrate a day of happiness, a day of feasting and - contentment. But beneath it all runs a deeper strain. .Thanks to the Almighty for a shower of goodness, is the sublimest spirit known. Casper Packing Co.” “Home Products for Home Folks”