High Tide Chapter 23 Night Of Surprises Summary
Lance presses family to sell the house for his leg operation. Jan's date with Derek is soured by his mood. In the ballroom scene they dance twelve times and stroll the pier enjoying strawberry ice cream sodas, with Joan exclaiming joy at the evening's excitement.
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Lance
Jan
Derek
Joan
Cinderella
Ricky
Tfe
Beethoven
Miss Frued
Norma
Rose
Cornwall
Moonlit Ride Sparks Secrets and Strife in Sea Tide
Jan and Derek share a revelatory moonlit boat trip amid romance and looming trouble. Lenore’s unexpected Los Angeles appearance threatens Derek’s double life as Norma’s crisis erupts Lance’s collapse, exposing tensions within the household and grounding their flight from pasts.
Sam Snead leads as Ryder Cup field narrows at 26 holes
Sammy sets hot pace as 80h Rabbish of the University of Detroit and Andrew Gibson of Baltimore vie for low amateur. Byron Jetson of Toledo holds a fine spot with par nines of 86 36 ahead of the final 26 holes. Guldahl Picard Demaret Hogan and others post 73s or better as Jimmy Demaret drains a 34 foot putt to close the day.
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Rabbish
University of Detroit
Andrew Gibson
Baltimore
Henry Kaiser
Racine
Wis
Byron Jetson
Toledo
Craig Wood
Sam Byrd
Matt Kowal
Lawson Little
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Kansas City. Zig Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Jimmy Demaret
Hogan
Jim
Central high girls dress as cow at Pueblo dance
In Pueblo Colorado two Central High School girls wore an honored costume built for two and performed as a cow at a dancing fete. Two dogs in the audience nipped at the dairy animal prop and barked during the act.
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Pueblo
Colo
Boston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Boston Georgia residents share travel updates and gatherings from Memphis Gainesville and Marianna. Families from Boston attend reunions church events picnics and a birthday party as friends and relatives visit or host across Florida Georgia and Alabama.
Local Visitors Share Sunday in Spring Hill
Spring Hill notes report Mr J Of Brumbley from Pattahas gee Florida as a guest of Miss Mittie Brumbley Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Cone of Spence visited the community Sunday. Mrs W H McMillan and Mrs J.
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Hester Taylor Sturdivant
Reasemer
Alia
Henora Barley
Sturdivant
Boston
Gladys Butler
T Birminghign
Ala
Ola Matelle
Thomasville
Jeason Cross
Mass
J. of Brumbley
Pattahasgee
Fla
Mittie Brumbley
2S. Cone of
Spence
W. H. McMillan
Liberia Lacks Railroads Amid 1.5 Million Population
Liberia with a population around 1.5 million, nearly all African, has no railroads. The note underscores a nascent transportation infrastructure in the country.
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Liberia
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