Memory and Mystery in a Du Val Reunion
Doris experiences a flood of clues about her past as Mrs. Du Val guides her toward Oscar Du Val’s Connecticut residence. She learns Rocky's real name, that Oscar is a famed sculptor, and that she may be his daughter. The drive ends at a yellow Colonial house where Oscar greets them with eager, youthful energy.
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Doris
Oscar
Rocky
New York
Mrs. du Val
Mother
Rockwell St. Gardens
Oscar du Val
Connecticut
Biltmore
du Val
Louise
Katelle
Stela
Stela Will Help You.” Protesting Was Useless. Mrs. du Val
Our Rocky is No Fool
Doris finds herself welcomed by Mrs. Du Val in a grand house and learns Rocky is now her husband. She unpacks to discover monogrammed items and a wardrobe suggesting a new life. Doris accepts the comfort yet searches for clues about Rocky through belongings.
Mystery of a Photographed Bride Deepens in Quiet Country
Doris, married to a sculptor she has only seen in a photograph, struggles to recall her past. Her mother in law and husband in law’s world shield him from the outside while Doris wonders if Rocky is truly her husband and if she will remember more as spring unfolds.
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Rocky
Mrs. du Val
Doris
An Appreciation from Mrs John Wagner
A brief thanks from Mrs John Wagner to visitors and flower senders during her recent illness.
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John Wagner
Thursday 42 Club Goldenrod Hosts at Krause Home
Thursday 42 Club Goldenrod entertained at Mrs. Fred Krause's home with one guest. Mrs. M Vogelsang won high score and Mrs. Theo Rogge took cut prize. An appetizing lunch was served. Next meeting Sept 7 at 2 30 pm hosted by Mrs. Emil Pohler.
Bridge Party At Mrs Darilek Home Sets Relaxed Afternon
Five tables of bridge were played at a Thursday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. A. A. Darilek. Mrs. J. W. Boyle won high, Mrs. Vance Percy received the cut prize, and Mrs. Ed Mueller earned the booby. Guests were served sandwiches iced punch and cake.
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A. A. Darilek
J. W. Boyle
Vance Percy
Ed Mueller
Blumbergs Visit Shiner Relatives Remain Busy
Mr and Mrs G W Blumberg of Seguin spent Sunday with numerous Shiner relatives. Don t forget the new starting time at the Palace eight P M.
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G. W. Blumberg
Seguin
Shiner
Miss Selma Rogge Returns From Houston Visit
Miss Selma Rogge has returned from a pleasant visit to Houston. She was warmly welcomed home by family and friends and reports a bright, happy trip with many enjoyable moments.
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Selma Rogge
Houston
George Rogge Visits Shiner as Robstown Business Guest
Robstown businessman George Rogge traveled to Shiner on Sunday for a brief business visit, meeting local contacts and reviewing prospects in the area.
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George Rogge
Robstown
Zappe and Son Visit Houston and Anahauc
William Zappe and his son William Jr traveled to Houston and Anahauc this week visiting local sites and meeting residents.
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William Zappe
William Jr
Houston and
Anahauc
Boling Visit By Hughs Gary and Amsler Families
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hughs and children Mrs C C Amsler and Mrs Callie Fry spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J Brooks Gary in Boling. They were accompanied home by Miss Ada Hughs Gary.
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Thomas Hughs
C. C. Amsler
Callie Fry
J. Brooks Gary
Boling
Ada Hughs Gary
Faculty Member Returns From San Francisco Visit
Mr. Geo M. Butte of the local faculty arrived Saturday from San Francisco where he has been visiting since the close of the first term of summer school at State University.
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Geo M. Butte
San Francisco
California
State University
Dallas guest Miss Helen Drees at Stratman home
Miss Helen Drees of Dallas is a guest in the C. B. Stratman home, joining social visits announced in the local society column.
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Helen Drees
Dallas
C. B. Stratman
Dallas Visitor Honors Mrs. Stratman with Bridge Soiree
Mrs. J. J. Schultz entertained Dallas guest Mrs. B. E. Stratman on Monday afternoon with a delightful bridge gathering. Mrs. Hugh Koether won high prize and Mrs. Edwin Wolters won the cut prize, which she presented to the honoree. A souvenir was presented, and refreshments of sandwiches ice cream and cake followed the game.
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J. J. Schultz
B. E. Stratman
Dallas
Bridge
Hugh Koether
Edwin Wolters
Dance at Boundary Line School Saturday Night
Dance at Boundary Line School Saturday night September 2. Music by Novak's K. C. B. Orchestra. Tickets 25 cents. Ladies free. Everyone welcome. Ricky Ree Shop advertising dresses daily with prices right.
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Boundary Line School
Novak
Ricky-Ree
Wagener Family Spends Sunday in Schulenburg
Mr and Mrs Arno Wagener and their son Glenn enjoyed a Sunday visit in Schulenburg with plans for a quiet afternoon and socializing.
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Arno Wagener
Glenn
Schulenburg
Tuesday Bridge Club Hostess Delights Four Tables of Play
Mrs J W Boyle hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club last week with four tables of players enjoying a delightful afternoon. Mrs L L Maeker scored high and Mrs Hugh Koether received high cut. Out of town guest Mrs Ben Banker of San Antonio joined the event as the four tables shared a refreshing ice service.
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J. W. Boyle
L. L. Maeker
Hugh Koether
Ben Banker
San Antonio
Miss Monroe Complimented During Vacation Visit
Pleasant hospitality marked a home visit by Miss Willie Hazel Monroe hosted by her sister Mrs. J W Boyle. Out of town guests included Mrs. D C Scheffler Nordheim Mrs B E Stratman Dallas and Mrs W P Faulkner Lubbock. Ice cream and cake refreshed players. Miss Alice Pohler won high Miss Anne Bercknnhoff won prize and Miss Monroe received guest prize.
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Willie Hazel Monroe
J. W. Boyle
D. C Scheffler
Nordheim
B. E. Stratman
Dallas
W. P. Faulkner
Lubbock
Alice Pohler
Anne Bercknnhoff
Miss Monroe
Edmund Lowe and Nancy Carroll in I Love That Man
Edmund Lowe and Nancy Carroll star in I Love That Man at the Palace Theatre with performances on Sunday and Monday promising light comedy and pairing talents for a strong weekend show.
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Edmund Lowe
Nancy Carroll
Palace Theatre
August Schmidt and Family Return With Leona Valek
August Schmidt and family were accompanied on their return to Yoakum Sunday by Miss Leona Valek.
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August Schmidt
Yoakum
Leona Valek
Wilsons return from summer school to prep Green School
Mr and Mrs J H Wilson and family are back from summer school at Huntsville State Normal and are preparing Green School for the fall opening.
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J. H. Wilson
Huntsville State Normal
Local Graduates Return From State Teachers College San Marcos
Among those returning from State Teachers College at San Marcos last week were Misses Wilma Kasper Hertha and Margaret Liebhafsky Edna Reischel Alice Henkhaus Ella Stratman and Mrs M Wagener.
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State Teachers College At
San Marcos
Wilma Kasper
Hertha and
Margaret Liebhafsky
Edna Reischel
Alice Henkhaus
Ella Stratman
M. Wagener
Stratmans Return to Dallas After Visit
Mr and Mrs B E Stratman and son C B Jr returned to Dallas on Wednesday of last week after a family visit.
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B. E. Stratman
C. B. Jr
Dallas
Funeral attendance noted for Bertha Klockman in Weimar
Mrs Emma Hillie and daughter Mrs V G Stindt Mr and Mrs O W Emken Misses Frances and Anna Irene Donahue attended the funeral of Mrs Bertha Klockman at Weimar Tuesday afternoon of last week.
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Emma Hillie
V. G. Stindt
O. W. Emken
Frances
Anna Irene Donahue
Bertha Klockman
Weimar
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