Pilgrim in Manhattan Chapter XXVI Dark Night Reflections
Rann waits at Robiacote while Hugh and Chloe return to New York with the Dillons. Hester explains Jun ior's erratic schooling and Rann's indulgence. On the drive, memories of Adele, Rat, and their past happiness rise as Katring contemplates love, responsibility, and marriage amid illness and restraint.
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Margaret Belis
Tlouston
Rann
Ab Robiacote
Hugh
Chloe
New’ ‘York
Rolly
Hester
New York
Rat
Ranner
Jentor'a
Thome
Adele
Edeal
Robin
Thorne
Washington
Mann
Fran
Richards
South Garona
Pine County
Therne Wnt
Aiken
Menga
Agal
Katring van Damn
Tugh
Ghior
Spiked
Mal
Corse
Social Whirl Debs Party List and Luncheon Details
The item outlines a social luncheon on January 15 honoring Missy Jean Champion hosted by Mrs Gresten King. Attendees include Debs from Andrew Wessels Towert Metrar circle and guests such as Misses Josephite Houston, Stella Gutter, Mary McGiraugh, and Hagel Bean Maverick. Decor features a bright blue linen tablecloth, red glassware, a rotating mechanical centerpiece, and clown-style place cards with red and blue flowers.
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Andrew Wessels
Veh
Reagan Houston
Mesri Stewart Johnson
William Jeffers
Gong Fike Mac
Hell
Hamilton Savage
Tom ’Olbre
Gresten King
Missy Jean Champion
Milton Davis
Cor
Barty
Josephite Houston
Stella Gutter
Mary McGiraugh
Hagel Bean Maverick
Welfare Group Sets Meeting in Texas Region Six
The Region 6 Texas Welfare association plans its annual meeting at the Gunter hotel on October 6. Grace B. Williams, WPA teaching supervisor, says four panel discussions will feature Dr. Jeel Mpowright of Texas State College for Women, William McIntosh, Dr. Louis Barbato, and George W. Gox, with their respective posts and roles.
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Texas Secial Welfare Association
Wit Br
Gunter Hotel
Grace B. Wiliins
WPA
Jeel
Mpowright
Texas State College For Women
William McIntosh
the Light
Bexar Souity Selective Service Board
Louis Barbato
Ue San Aulolile State Hospital
George W. Gox
State
General Depot Aids Waste Paper Drive
General Depot joins a nationwide effort to conserve paper. Col. J A Porter reports the depot saved three times as much waste paper as cardboard weekly, with about two tons of cardboard from defense supply boxes and another ton from depot departments.
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General Depot
Bart Antante
Fort San Hourten
Col
J. A. Porter
Troop School to Hold Conference At Federal Building
The Whird conference of the medical troop school will be held at 7:80 p.m. Monday in room 623 of the Federal building. Col. 4. M Risdon announced the meeting and invites all reserve officers to attend.
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Medcal
Federal Building
4. M Risdon
Pride of Pastures Compete in Show at Chicago Stockyards
Chicago invites the world to the International Livestock Exposition opening next Saturday. A record entry of 12,000 prize animals from 7,000,000 farms across North America seeks $100,000 in cash. Rivalry centers on the world grand champion steer judged by W. J. Cassidy, former university agronomy educator. About 1,500 4-H club youth conclude a national congress during the eight day event.
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Miktt
Chicago
America
Supreme Court of the Animal World
Amphi
W. J. Casiyit
Duke of Windsor
Agricultural Schools
Wisconsin
Colorado
Oklahoma
Idaho
Lamer
North America
Three Mexican youths held after Sunday robbery
Three Mexican youths were arrested after a robbery on Gencho street near Clark street. A second assault on Vargas street left Jdhumile Casitas with injuries. Eric Colp sustained a deep head wound and was treated at the hospital.
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Jak
Toby Rodriguez
Nort
Shreet
Eric Colp
Nolan Streel
Robert B. Gremi Hospital
Rumor Comedy and Troop Dispatch Hit Small Paper
A garbled satire by Arthur Rugsnal d intleuted mocks a traveler tale while noting a ceiling collapse. The piece lampoons inflation and small business strain as materials shortages loom. First Lieutenants Edward G. Bulfernog and Charles F. Durell, San Antonio, are ordered to Port Benning for rifle and heavy weapons training at the Trantry school.
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S. A
Georgin
Edward G. Bulfernog
Charles F. Durell
San Antonio
Camp Rewie
Port Benning
Crash Injures Salvationist Family in Auto Collision
Major William Edwin Faulkner, 46, Salvation Army director in Hexar county, and Bruce Witten Faulkner, 16, were in serious condition at Medical and Sucyies hospital after a Sunday night crash as the family of 635 East Craig place returned home from downtown services. Their son Fromeis Wesley Falkner, 13, had minor injuries. another involved Lieut Vernon T Adley of Fort Sat Houston suffered minor.
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Belknap
Brench Places
William Edwin Faulkner
Salvation Army
Hexar County
Disso
Bruce Witten Faulkner
Serigues
Ab Medical and Sucyies
Fromeis Wesley Falkner
Athles
Craig Place
Faulkner
Brice
Rurvey
Lieut
Vernon
T. Adley
Ath Infanty
Fort Sat
Houston
Adler and & Jagsserpe
Mino! Gle
Billses
Auto Runs Wild After Collision on West Grayson Street
A car collided with another vehicle in the 300 block of West Grayson Street, then rammed a telephone pole and careened through a fence into a yard. It hit Penny Brown’s home at 318 West Grayson, then struck Jesse William’s house at 323 West Grayson. Driver Jesse M. Sanders, 50, of 410 Eleanor Street, told police he thought he stepped on the brake after the crash. Sanders suffered facial injuries.
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Colilles
West Grayson' Street
Rimira
Greyson Streets
Penny Brown
West Grayson Street
Jesse B. Willian
Jesse M. Sanders
Eleanor Street
Frank Shimner
Sanders
College Election Canvass Delayed by Disputes and Errors
O P Schnabel chairing the college organizing committee announced a contest of November returns as County Commissioner began official canvass. Discrepancies found in nit sheets and alleged invalid votes delayed tallying. arguments on legality of correcting tally sheets followed by Assistant District Attorney J Sam Levey. Over 100 observers gathered. expenses approved. One voter admitted jail injuries. another driver identified as Alvis Kunz involved in a collision.
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Jt. Wolles
O. P. Schnabel
Onurl
Belnavel
Schnabel
Smng Snegss
Correst
Joe Sheldon
Defense Jungue
J. Sam Levey
Win
Schnebe
Physicians’ and Extecols’ Hospital
Alvis 8
Kunz
Beticlt Street
City Law Suits Cleared by Keller
City Attorney Victor Keller announced that 25 of 80 lawsuits against the city have been disposed. Dismissal of a $100,000 damage suit by Dr. O A Goeth over alleged pollution of property near Mitchell Lake was noted. other cases included condemnation, personal injury, and property damage.
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Victor Keller
O. A. Goeth
Isin
Mitchell Lake
Anne Dat
Neo
Betty Morris
FE. O. Broadley
Clerk Digs Votes From Tax Books
City officials convened Monday as Clerk Digs Votes From Tax Books revealed a process for approving a $233.75 payment for truck hire at the Municipal airport. Mayor Quin was away in New Orleans while commissioners urged to proceed with tax office hearings and board of equalization actions.
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James Simpson
City Council
C.K. Quin
New Orleans
Board of Equal Sention
Simpson
Dix
Pro
Henry Metnard
Artillery practice near Port Sill amid Allied unit drills
Port Sill hosts intrial practice by artillery units of the Join Di vision at Camp Bowte this month. It is expected that the 4ith Division abl Tene will also be in action nearby.
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Bowte
Port Sill
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