The Spindrift's Dawn Quest to St Lazaria Island
Sandra and Liane brave a perilous night voyage aboard the Spindrift toward St Lazaria Island to locate the Pellew. They face a sudden peril at sea, steady resolve, and hints of a storied past aboard the Glory and with Dynamite O'Moore as they press toward the mysterious anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaptel Echo House
Sondra
Polena
Sandra
Caybme
Misa Dacqueline
Jacqueline
Jove
Potena
Sondra Talighid
Danny O'Moore
Tanya Karl Ananova
Jacqueline Herall
Liane
Bonder
St. Lizarin
Dondra
Psil
O'Moores
Lane
Ligne
St. Kuzarig
Famoy
Bondra
St. Lazaria
Pelley
Mount Edgetombe
St Lazaria
Hivu
Fen Wood
Songra
Alaska
Istelopur
Iliane
Legoant
Cape Edgecombe
Brighten menus with lamb as a versatile centerpiece
A Mildred Kitchen column explores lamb's appeal and varied preparations. It highlights breast of lamb braising, pinwheel roast, lamb shanks in casseroles with vegetables, neck slices with Spanish sauce, lamb loaf with creamed vegetables, and suggests creative serving ideas to enliven meals and suit busy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kitchen
Guests of Mrs Helmar Enjoy Morning Coffee
Mrs Pred Buenz hosted a 40 guest morning coffee at her home Tuesday honoring Eleanora McGehee. The fourteen guests were greeted among pastel spring decor with mothers of the host and guest of honor helping serve alongside several ladies. Around 30 guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Buenz
Eleanora McGehee
GQ. P. Robertson
J. H. McGehee
William Fichtner
Johi van
David Kimball
Army Daughters Carnival Benefit Plans At Port Sam Houston
Army Daughters of the United States host a carnival fundraiser at Port Sam Houston with an old fashioned bar, circus garb servers, and proceeds aiding children of enlisted men. The event, chaired by Mrs. Edwin Deland, runs Friday evening and features a street fair atmosphere and refreshments.
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Jett
Port Sam Mousson
Childern
Steasleg
W. A. Pickering
Edwin Deland
Pilon By Martha Calhoun Adds Play House At Home
The Leo Tynans near completion of a play house addition to their home. A second story over the garage creates four covered passageways between house and garage. The play room features open rafters a large fireplace and bookshelves. Nearby Mary Rowena Green Elizabeth Fisher and Marjorie Mangham market crafts include painted Texas scene panels with cowboy roping cactus blooms tiles and corkscrew features. John and Lets Shook moved into a new North Loop home on the Texas rash style and have started keeping cows horses and chickens. Mae Gouney an artist in San Antonio displays Texas scene paintings with misty dawn tones and also portraits and still lifes. Monsieur Chambray remains distracted in the wake of Texas Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Calhoun
Leo Tynans
Tory
Mary
Rowena Green
Elizabeth Fisher
Marjorie Mangham
Texas
John
Lets Shook
North Loop
Lagoon Entry and Spindrift Expedition Onshore
A narrative scene describes the Spindrift group approaching a lagoon with barren rocks and islets. They notice a sandy beach and a young Indian man guiding them to shore. Inside the lagoon the tide pours out, channels wind, and workers or natives appear waist-deep. The crew readied for land as Tanya is missing, while Ernean and others prepare at the shore.
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Ligne
Seilean
Sondra
Ernean
Good Manners By Mrs Cornelius Beeckman
Dear Mrs Beeckman argues that asparagus, club sandwiches, chicken and lamb chops should be eaten with a knife and fork, while olives, radishes and some foods may be eaten with the fingers. The note endorses forks for moist foods and when appropriate, with exceptions for open-faced items and certain finger foods.
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Cornelius Beeckman
Beeckman
Hat Mar Ner
King Hear Son Tne
Fragrance lore and beauty tips for the practical consumer
The piece discusses perfumes and scent harmony for a budget-minded young woman. It notes that a single appealing odor can perfume a wardrobe and accessories, while suggesting cautious mixing of fragrances. It also covers manicure steps and nail care, emphasizing simple routines and neat shaping.
Couple Takes Campbell Home on Ute Nacogdoches Road
Mas and Mrs Rogers moved into the Roy Campbell home on Ute Nacogdoches road and plan to occupy on April first. Mrs Howard Ramsay returned to Goliad Sunday after visiting San Antonio. She was formerly Miss Evelyn Seymour. Misses Elma and Sally Rice spent the weekend in Houston visiting friends and attending the national show.
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Mas
Rogers
Campbell
Monakl Rogers
Roy Campbell
Ute Nacogdoches
Howard Ramsay
Goliad
San Antone
Evelyn
Seymour
Elma
Sally Rice
Houston
Ex-San Antonio Residents News Update
News from San Antonio residents now living in Westhampton L 1 includes Norman Brooks Dix and wife planning a spring cruise to West Tidles. Various social gatherings in Hawaii feature Mrs Richart Tide Colter and Miss Olivia Wolfe hosting a Japanese supper for Jean Lapham and relatives.
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San Antonio
Norman Brooks Dix
Westhampton
L. 1
Helen Nix
Olivia Wolfe
Colner
Jean. Lapham
Ymeie
Joe Ford
Connectisul
Social Calendar for Los Angeles of January events
L A social calendar notes luncheon at the Right Shawl honoring Miss Ella fora McDehee, bride to be, hosted by Mesdames L L Lee and George Gaskell at Oxsendang. Mrs Stuart Campbell and Mrs J M Benecuin attend Beighs Shawl compliments. A Beighs Shawl lunch honors Mrs Paw Mashburn of Albany, and a style show lunch at Bright Shawl with Mrs Raymond Laphai of Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Ll. L. Lee
George Gaskell
Ellafora McDehee
Mesdames Elis Bannels
Berk Ferny
Oxsendang
Stuart GC. Campbell
J. M. Benecuin
Paw Mashburn
Albany
J. &. Jarcatt
Raymond Laphai
Courses in Flower Work Set for Next Week
An indoor course on lower arrangement, flower show staging and judging moves from January to March 13 and 14. Directed by Marshames B. E. Kenyon J. A. Huwiler and Leonard W. Conk of Houston, the program draws interest from neighboring clubs and Givertenders.
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Woman's Club
Marshames B. E. Kenyon
J. A. Huwiler
Leonard W. Conk
Houston
8. P. Cunningham
Social Notes On Trips And Garden Talk From San Antonio
The piece covers San Antonio residents returning from trips to Houston and Mexico City with garden shows and reunions. It notes Mrs Luther Brown and companions on garden tours, Mr and Mrs David Combs back from Mexico City, and names several San Antonians visiting or visiting relatives, plus upcoming events in March and social gatherings. The tone reflects local society chatter and travel happenings with sporadic names and places.
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Houston
Sil
San Antonio
Luther Brown
Mexico City
Peter Rosa Welle
Austin
Albert Steves Jr
Frank Gillespie
A. B. Spencer
Herbert von Rosenberg
David Combs
Combs
Maria
D. L. Kelzer
Nome
Carolyn Brown
Nessa
Miss Brown New
New Orleans
Falm Leach
Jody Penniman
Wilmington
Det
Home based gray hair preparation promises quick color
An advertisement touts a simple home mix using glycerine and Barho Compound to restore gray hair. It claims the solution colors hair without staining or washing out, lasting about ten weeks, with weekly applications for best results.
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By Barrett Willoughby
Sontirs
Sien
Sandra Omoore
Lsne
Jean Reynald
Ghris
Chris
Sondre
Jean
Kate
Carlisle
SS. Lasaria
Elsworth
Jover
S. ST. Mary's
Helmar
Alex Partie
Ann Stewart
David
Long Island
Herold Helmmar
John Herff
Wisconsin
Beatrice Fairfax
Army Daughters
Dery Mist Fairfax
Sue
Hearthstone
Miss Fairfax
Homer A. Thomas
Jewel Martin
King Feax Sym Toe
Magrolla Avenue
Harold EF. Shaw
Harold Kaylon
St. Anthony
Camp Jackson
Columbia
Lieutenant Shaw
Shaw
Fort Warren
Seery Toughboorough
Bt. Anthony Hotel
Mary D. Hoblitzel
Partersburg, Va
J. Menta Caldwell
Iece
John Caldwel
Pilon
Rae
San Aitanio
Mae Gouney
Monsieur Chambray
mHatietal
Chad
King Pets
Bath
Deniel Deus
Kipling
Milion
S. A
Walter Nolle
Olivia
Thomas Menefes
Mrs. Nalle
Hawaii
L.A
Carolyn
Atlanta
Sne
Vonio
Mary Catherine Armstrong
John Armstrong
Katherine Bied~mpham
James Sopel
Dennis
Armstrong
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