Dragon Sunrise Mission in Drift
On the Dragon, Kemp and Sondra plan a perilous escape as a wind change looms. He weighs using a hijacked message to signal rescue while avoiding enemies and preserving their chance to flee at dawn. The scene shifts to the rising sun and an imminent pursuit as they decide whether to act now or risk capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Manuel Bulind
Ikeda
Bang Killeg
Loving Dam
Jemeer
Berwaten
Alaska
Rose
Lopethey
Gail
Thas
Sip
Sondra
Night of intrigue aboard the Dragon and Starbuck’s fate
In a tense discussion among allies a plan forms to intercept Ikeda before he reaches a Japanese cruiser. The group weighs hostage leverage and the risk of betraying Miss O Moore as bargaining power while Starbuck’s loyalty and fate loom large amid military intelligence and covert operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teai
Livy
Aio
Ulecke Ertiue
Miss O Moore
Sitka
Thede
Omoore
Ikeda
Mom
Miss O'Moore
State Department
Sondra
Good Manners Good Manners On Finger Bowls And Dinner Etiquette
A reader asks about using finger bowls at meals and proper placement on the dessert plate. The article explains formal versus informal service, recommending placing the finger bowl to the left and above the dessert plate with the dessert fork and spoon positioned on the plate, while noting finger bowls remain a flexible but tasteful table detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Beeckman
Mrs. Beeckman
Hestees
Minimun Vos
Farmaal
Ustal
It's Blouse Season By Prunella Wood Faris
Fashion notes describe spring blouse styles featuring organdies and batiste with tailored suits and skirts for dancing and dinner. Emphasis on crisp finishes, silk alternatives, open necks, and trimmed collars. Names and ad-like phrases appear, but the text remains a fragmented fashion brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Bauer
Barnabin
Wallace J
Hso
Advice to Lovelorn Dest Mips Fairfax
A distressed father pleads overbearing custody and maintenance battles. He laments estrangement from his daughter while criticizing his ex wife and her new husband. He fears giving up visits, cites financial obligations, and urges self recovery to protect the child from social arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Jhose
Valles Hayy
King Wires
Beauty Hints On Reducing Fat and Body Shaping Methods
An article describes beauty remedies for reducing excess fat on hips legs and arms using hot compresses electric baths cold showers and mechanical devices. It notes exercises like high kicking rope jumping and Indian clubs to tighten calves arms and midsection, referencing techniques and equipment from various practitioners.
Table Talks on Eggs Nutrition and Handling
Nutrition experts rate eggs as a strong protein source and rich in minerals and vitamins. The piece notes yolk color does not indicate value, stresses shell condition and proper handling, and advises refrigeration away from strong odors to preserve freshness.
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Kent
Bureau of Home Geonomics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Baer Vege
Ebat
Fhe
Phil
Winter Visitors Return to Capital
Miss Marty Garland Spencer and her mother Mrs. Oseor Spencer visited the capital, staying with the A. B. Spencers before returning to Washington, D C. The Thomas Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association executive committee met Tuesday at 9 30 a m in the council room at the granal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Marty Garland Spencer
Oseor Spencer
Washington
Dlc
A. B. Spencers. Ee
Thomas Aniferson Parent-Teacher Association
Granal
Talk on India Planned by Association Women Group
The American Association at University Women will hold a morning book review at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the auditorium. Home economics department hosts a fashion show and acts as hostess for the business meeting. Miss Grace Wolters aids as assistant hostess while Mrs. Hugh Caldwell will give a travel talk to invited school board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
S. J. Tidusco
Grace Wolters
South San Antonio
Parent- Teacher Association
B. A. Terry
FE. Wheeler
W. E. Wheeler
J. A. Spillman
Ttrd
J. B. Mountz
Fred T., Long
Transurer
Edgar Nevels
Gertrude
Daniel Lad
Kent Hont
Mesdames Laster Anderson
Three Salter
Seitiman
Major Winningstad Speaks at Army Civilian Luncheon
The Army-Civilian club held a Monday luncheon at the St Anthony hotel with Mrs. Walter Krueger presiding. Maj. O. P. Winningstead of Fork Sam Houston spoke on Russia, recounting his Siberian A. E. P. service and Vladivostok posting. Chaplain Luther D. Miller gave the invocation and music chair Birs Turpley led the Star Spangled Banner. Paul Schmidichen, a relist, with Mrs. Walter O. Rawls accompanied the program. The next meeting is set for Monday, April 5, with Mrs. Harry Landa presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army-Civilan Club
St Anthony Hotel
Walter Krueger
Maj
O. P. Winningstead
Fork Sam Houston
Russia
Major Winningstad
Vladivostok
Luther D. Miller
Fort Sam Houston
Birs
TM. Turpley
Army
Man
Paul Schmidichen
Walter 0. Rawls
Harry Landa
Local Arts and School Notices Parade In San Antonio
The clip notes a parrot in Hrackenridge, an art show with Rena Maverick Green’s flower canvases, and a Delphian council luncheon. It lists a Kitty Foyle book review at Mark Twain school, and a South San Antonio PTA meeting with elected officers. Also mentions a Navy Mother's club lunch and a Junior Music Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Maverick
Cass
Sisterdale
Texan
Norman W. d Johnson
Delphian Council
Wil
Syelamen
M.C. Rosenthal
Greenville guests and college dancer linked to Phi Theta Kappa
Rae Henry DuPont of Greenville and his wife are guests of the Perry Lewises. The trip included plane travel with Jack Bethette and Miss Barbary Wert. Hart, daughter of Maj. John Hart, a Stephens College student in Columbia, is among Elephras modern ballet group and a member of Phi Theta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Henry DuPont
Greenville, Elc
Mrs. DuPont
Perry Lewises
Et Valley
Jack Bethetta
Barbary Wert, Hart
Maj
John Hart
Kellyftield
Stephens College
Columbia
Tbe School
Elephrns Modern Ballet Group
Miss Hart Notly
Phi Theta Kappa
National Junior College
Phi Beta, Kappa
Mrs. Thurman Returns From Chicago Social Meeting
Mrs R S Thurman returns from Chicago with cousin Mrs A L Backmann. She recently arrived in the states from Hawtin blonds H Smith School. In the auditorium meeting officers were elected: Chairman Mrs W Holmes, chairman's aide Mrs David Ponder, secretary Mrs R T Pearman, treasurer Mrs Gene Schurtz. A Mexican dinner will be held in the school cafeteria Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rls. Thurman
AL Backmann
Chicago
Thurman
States
Hawtin
H Smith
T. A
Maral
W. Holmes
David Ponder
R. Tt. Pearman
Gene Schurtz
Schol
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Eeno Starbuck
Chrax
Armaeilis
Niypon
Natural Fe
Borotvada Beach
Kump Statbuck Colfax
Ishal
Dean
Chana
Symonds
Twin Islands
Sony
Jia
Starak
Tara T
Bauri-Martia
Lorne
Glardek
Caryn
Baronit Wolonan
Prinlulet
Kine Murs
Sput
Ravsan
Pierce
Price
Beatrice Fairfax
Beauty
India
Pilon
Martha
Calhoun
Hrackenridge
Cage
Pansy
Mack
Kitty Foyle
Christopher Morley
Sherwood Avery
Mark Twatn
Richard Walker
Evelyn Cox
Glenn Satterfield
John %. Gale
MM. Lindeman C
L. Bearrkman
J. A. Yarbrough MH
A. McKorde
E. D. Parsons
H R
Navy ‘Mother's Club
Pleteher
Fly
Criman
Honea CetTer
Monsieur Chambray
Mandante
Eae
R.S. Thurman
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