Red Range Escapes and Roams Far Into Lobos
Con Cameron hides with Jeff Allman after a jailbreak in Tivan. They flee toward Lobos with fresh riders in pursuit and seek aid from Dad Paramore’s kin. Con recalls Janet Lowe’s wary gaze and plots to stay ahead of the posse while their trail, guided by Perez, winds through the foothills toward a spring camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Cameron
Tivan
Lee Welsh
Raniers
Con
Fronteras
Nevil Lowe
Wild Horse
Lowe
Asa Brock
Dynamite Downes
el Muchacho
Buzz Upperman
Caramba Vear
Upperman
Vear
Jeff Allman
Jeff
Courthouse
Cottonwoods
Ditch
Dad Paramore
Dad
Heart Ranch
Posse
Tonadura
Perez
Dud
Cree
Quill Hogan
Paramore
Janet Lowe
Lowes
Lobos
Johnny Laws
Gonzales
Suffering and Betrayal Theme in New Testament Lesson
The lesson outlines Jesus in Gethsemane facing sorrow and submission, Judas’s kiss of betrayal, and Pilate’s cowardice amid Jewish hostility. It contrasts the disciples’ failure to stay awake with Jesus’ resolve to do the Father’s will, and notes modern parallels of unbelief and hatred toward Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krummacher
Christ
Gethsemane
Jesus
Pilate
Graduation Party Planning With Simple Refreshments
After commencement, set a porch or dining table with breads and cold cuts for a casual party. Offer sliced white whole wheat and rye bread, a meat platter including chicken pattie tongue meat loaf and liverwurst, plus simple sandwich ideas. Include a molded Pineapple Carrot Salad Ring for dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Billy
Weeknight refreshments and desserts for entertainments
A compact menu feature presents Fruit Dreams squares made from dates figs apricots and orange zest along with Honey Lemonade with sherbet floats. It includes a Chocolate Covered Sugarless Cake recipe with detailed steps and frosting, plus a note inviting readers to seek expert cooking advice from Miss Lynn Chambers of the Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Illinois
Out and In Society and the Club Liar’s Tale
A dialogue on social appetite and opportunism opens with a remark about staying in society by going out. A club liar boasts of facing a lion while unarmed and explains he escaped by moving to the next cage as others react with disbelief.
Washing the American Flag Properly Says Lynn
A Lynn column reports a survey by professional laundries on washing flags. Wool flags should be washed and rinsed in mild soap with water not exceeding 100 degrees, then air dried. Cotton flags need light rubbing with lukewarm soft water and air drying. Outdoor display accelerates deterioration versus indoor use. Regular washing can extend a flag’s service life.
Laas Her Prerogative and Joan's Quick Retort
A brief dialogue scene contrasts two voices, Laas asserting prerogative and Joan urging caution about repeat gossip. The exchange highlights skepticism about rumors and the power of repeating heard information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Joan
Hat becomes talks of money in clever ploy
Mrs Green shows off a new hat to Mrs Gray. Gray compliments it and asks how she gets 80 money from her husband. Green explains she tells him she is returning to her mother and he promptly gives her the fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Gray
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Red Range
Eugene Cunningham
W.N.U
International Council of Elvions Ious
Son
Man
Colonel Colt
Martino Palafox
Jesse James
Pancho
Quirk Ellis
Hell Gates
Dud Paramore
Big Yager
Mira
San Marcos
Paramore Bunch
Marcos
Hell On
Judas
Harold L. Lundquist, DD
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Lynn
Educe
Voltaire
Carboil
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
Tenn
Daisy
Venient
Bomers
de Kalb Ave
B'klyn
N.Y
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