Titan Tower romance drains into hospital crisis
Linda Minton and Dr. Blaine assist a trapped mechanic atop Titan Tower in a perilous elevator rescue. Amid cheers and danger, romance flares as Linda saves the moment, while a Grey Man intrudes and threatens to complicate Blaine’s growing bond with Linda. The narrative shifts to Linda’s memories of Mike Morton and past loves as the chapter ends with uncertainty about the future.
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Tian Tower
Linda Minton
Bill Blaine
Leonard Rengolsi
Linda
Blaine
Blainte
Themencomer
Janda
Nica Ind Deice
Mike
Mike Morton
Sre
Shade
Bug
Walsh
Mike Norton
Air Ynes
Mike Morton Durst
Stéing Linde
San Juan Luncheon Honors Visiting Guest Network
Mrs. Robert Cheng hosted an informal luncheon at her home with San Juan residents and visitors including Mrs. Haary Hirschberg. Mira Hirschberg, now residing in San Yan, Pore lo Riteo, plans to return to San Juan in several weeks for the event.
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Robert Cheng
Haary Hirschberg
Mira. Hirschberg
Bret
San Yan
San Juan
Mrs Burns Visits Daughter at Randolph Hospital
Mrs. W. G. Burns of Decatur visits her daughter Mrs. Robert Warren wife of Warren of Randolph lela.
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Randolph
W. G. Burne
Decatur
Robert Warren
Igtntess Warren
Ramidolph Lela
Modern Beachwear Fashions Cause Subtle Shifts In Style
Readers note a quirky trend as vacationers seek low exposure sunwear and lightweight coverups at the shore. Designers hint at practical fabrics and color tones like pale beige and light blue to complement sun protection while maintaining a polished look.
Two-Piece Beachwear Described by King Keas Style
A 1999 King Keas Syndicated item outlines a two piece beach ensemble. It features a red rayon halter top paired with belted dress slacks. The write up notes wear over a swim suit and mentions casual coastal fashion vibes.
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King Keas
Dear Miss Fairtex Advice on dancing and wedding thanks
A column offers guidance on romance dancing and etiquette. It explains rules about introductions exchanges and addresses while advising readers to thank gifts properly after a wedding. It notes engraved cards are reserved for public officials and warns against misaddressed envelopes.
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King Feas
Gynd
Proper manners guidance on invitations and sympathy letters
Reader questions about letter closing for a sister in law in mourning and how to invite a young man to a school dance. Advice covers suitable closings such as Affectionately not sister in law, how to address family in sympathy notes, and how to write a simple invitation note with date, time, place, and RSVP.
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Mary
Bob
Glazed and Fried Spanish Onions From Idaho Growers
Table article describes preparing two onion dishes, fried Spanish onions and glazed onions with currant jelly. Instructions cover peeling, boiling, cooling, slicing, battering, and frying steps, plus a glazed variation with bacon and currant jelly. Emphasizes serving with steak and roasts.
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Lis Fariely
Marett Hinmans Betrothal Told Amid April Wedding Plans
Dr and Mrs Hinman announce the betrothal of their daughter Amy Marett to Wend Hains Maett of Barkedate Held La. The wedding is set for April Amy recently graduated from the University of Texas where she was a Zeta sorority member. She attended Lindanwoog School and March, and attended Arkansas A and M at Monticello.
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Ajj
Hinman
New Braunteis
Te Riage
Amy
Wend
Hains Maett
Barkedate
Miss Hinman
Ue University of Texas
Zeta
Lindanwoog School
Missont
Lieutenan March
Arkansas A
Monticello
Seadnated
Randolph
Kelly Flelds
Wedding Bells and Fashion Flair Hit Town Scenes
Piles of garlanded bridesmaids in yellow daisies promise charm at Ruth Tulloss and B. M. Childers wedding. Jack Locke tests shopping district photography while Mrs Jurtie Nixon debuts hats at Harper’s Ragnar. Town Hall fashions showcase powder pink gloves and yellow straw hats with quills amid December sleet talk.
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Mantua
Calioun
Jane
Mexico
Ruth
Tulloss
A. Childers
San Antonio Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
Thursday events include Pioneer Banders at Plaza Hotel ballroom and Harlandale PTA at high school auditorium. Other activities span Mexican American Pride group, Robert D. Green PTA, Mu Golf gathering at Miss Maxine Krone Ber residence, and various auxiliary, Daughters of Union Veterans, and Woodlawn PTA sessions. Be sure to note times and locations.
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Donen
Plaga Hotel
Harlandale
Thie Hgh School
Auditorum
Iraiana Pridey
Robert DB. Green
Maxine Krone
West Lullwood Averut
Mterior
Emu
San Antonia
ALA
Henry Ley
West Elsmere
Mark's
Woman's Auxiliary
Chapter X
Texas
F. O
Mra
W. H.igus
West Russell
San Antone Delphiny Counci
Public Library
Drestors
City Federation of $Woment
Witks
Hey
North Drive
Woodlown PT
Louie Tel Ewing Tant
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
East Crockett Treat
Nexar County Media Society
Medical Lbrary
Beacon Hill
Collins Garden
Tig School
Committee On Colleges of the Battle of Figners Association
Fennedy Avenue
Beauty Hints and Electrocution of Hair Removal Methods
An item discussing beauty procedures and myths, detailing electrolysis and needle methods for hair removal. It mentions operator techniques, safety concerns, and a hostess scenario with Ernest Hinds, plus references to Lina and Briges families. notes about a Mexican lineroom and a Las restaurant context.
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Rupertinois Haly
Ernest Hinds
Raymond Briges
Briges
Brigan
Fort Bam
Teoigin
Philippines
Miss Martha Hill Honored at Los Angeles Gathering
Mrs. B. F. Armstrong hosted a compliment to Miss Martha Hill with 160 guests. Hosts and guests included Mesdames PLB HM Bam Hil, Mary Gan, Katherine Webb, and Grace enstra j. Carnations and spring bouquets decorated the dining room and other rooms while Mrs. Armstrong, W. B. Atuirii, W. P. Maranal, B. El Marrs and J. B. Armstrong welcomed attendees. Serving included Mrs. Noy Deathe and Miss Mildred Harries Garris among others.
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F. Armstrong
Martha Hill
Bam Hil
Mary Gan Katherine Webb
Grace ¥Enstra J
Margaret Dunk
W. B
Atuirii
W.P. Maranal
el Marrs
J. B. Armstrong
Fom King
Mr. Austlis
Mia
Noy Deathe
Mildred Harries Garris
Margaret Atm Harris
Mary Doyce Stark
Fatsy Hill
Tineze
Social Calendar Details Numerous Society Events
Thursday evening events mark a busy social calendar in San Antonio with multiple dinners teas and compliments. Mrs Hubert Menger hosts a supper honoring Miss Belty Wallow and fiancé Dr Milton Wagenfahr while Dr M A Childerr and Dr Charles E B Dutler attend. A series of luncheons teas and fashion shows follow at various homes and locations honoring debutantes brides elect and other prominent guests.
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Hubert Menger
Ruth Tuiloss
M.A. Childerr
Charles EB. Dutler
Ter
Tell Hilla
Belty
Wallow
Milton Wagenfahr
Ano Uhr
Leanmiscock
Enen House
Die Indler
Etzaben
William C. Davis
Gerard Rote
Oring Mies Edilly Walker
Byide‘tarke
Josephine Schreler
Betty Bwrttow
Bride-Eleck
Arthur Elirkige
Eolfie
West Rosey
Wood Avenue
Margaret Thorntor
Trankt Yorhem
Hulsache Ayérbe
Mes
Robert G. Freeman
Gleveland
Ohio
16. L. Williard
Gt Anthony Hotel
Murry GC. James
Wake- Held
Tesserl Greenslade
Deasertridge
Herrick Babcock
Tula
Okla
B.A. Kingel
Paul Price
Ruth
Welfare Parley Plans Discussed by Local Officials
Arttur Morehead executive secretary of the Foxas Conference of Social Welfare visited Gon An to confer with local social workers about plans for the annual conference in May. He met with James B. Rowlings of the San Antonio Work Association, Carl Bryan recently resigned Boy Scout executive, and Rev. Brother Herbert J. Kales of St Mary’s University, to discuss the public functions committee and regional conference duties.
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Morehaed
Foxas Conference
Sorial Welfare
Gon Antolo
Morehead
James B. Rowings
San Anto Bock Workers Association Ane
Carl Bryan
Boy Seaut
Tomtitice
Herbert J. Kales
Mary's University
Public Windions Committee
Food Intoxications Talk At Fort Sam Houston Clinic
Food intoxication will be topic of a talk by Dr R A Radke at the weekly clinical conference at Fort Sam Houston Hospital on Tuesday. Col A Martella, chief of medical staff, will deliver address on The Netura penias with illustrative cases. The report also notes Katharine Hepburn's daughter Miss Marion Hepburn to wed actor Grant of West Hartford.
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R. A. Radke
Nedical Carps
Fort Sam Houston
Forpfital Ag
A. Martella
Nedical
Dolivar
Hefburn
Hartford
Coin
Drad
Thomas N. Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
Marlon Houghton Hepburn
Filaworls Birong Grant
West Startaford
Review Brings Back Style of a Decade Ago Glamour
A fashion review recreates mid century glamour with bobbed hair and short skirts. It spotlights a revival show Friday featuring many named designers and models from the era, including Margaret Baghtel Clara Marie Adaits and Fran ces Tewes, among others.
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Alde-Sputting
Nila Hos
Mirses Margaret
Baghtel
Tei Bulkley
Clara Marie Adaits
Frances Tewes
Josephine
Luncheon Honoring Miss Sara Douglas and Guests
Miss Martha Wigging entertained about 12 guests at a luncheon Thursday honoring Miss Sara Douglas and members of the bridal party. The dining room featured a ver l colored panel scheme with blossoms in a crystal bowl and pink and blue flowers, as hostess Ertha Wiggins and Mrs Helens Kreator presided.
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Martha Wigging
Sara Douglas
Helens Kreator
Archie Brown
Divgis
Monterrey Resident Visits Cousin in 8 A
A Monterey resident, Mrs Aurelio Gonzales, visits her cousin Miss Ema 8 Hell. Mrs Gonzales, remembered as Mary Bell Villas neal, hails from Mexico City. The regional director of the Junior League, Miss Linisa Cheer, will redeem Friday morning to the University of Texas after a several day stay with her mother Mrs Robert Cherry.
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Monterrey
Aurelio Gonzales
Monterey
Ema
Gonzales
Mary Bell Villasneal
Constanca Parry
Mexico
City
Sited
Liniisa
University of Texas
Mra
Roberi’Ji Cherry
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Frasher at Beaumont Club
Mrs Frasher hosted a luncheon at the Country Club on Thursday honoring Mrs H Phelan and Mrs J ef Phelan and her daughter Mrs Randolph Reed from Beaumont. Lounge service preceded the meal with pink gladioli snapdragons and a Dresden bow centerpiece in pink rosebuds and acacia. Table was set for 20 guests.
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Francia Prashee
Atom
Thursder
Country Club
Miver
H. Phelan
J. Ef. Phelan
Hee
Ran-dolphy Reed
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