A Guadalupian Ride Amid Turmoil and Ballads of Love
Carmen and Bowie navigate jealousy and social flirtation as a camp group rides home from Guadalupe. Don Vicente teases, while Carmen clings to Bowie's roses. The narrative follows quiet tensions, a hint of engagement rumor, and a later journey where Carmen reunites with Monicea and encounters her former vaquero Ben Pardalee aboard a new three seater wagon. The story unfolds against worsening political unrest affecting Guadalupe and its households.
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Carmen
Bowie
Don Francisco
Don Vicente
Tia Ysabel
Calder
Ysabel
Senor Bowie
Don Ramon
Don
Vicente
Senor
New Helvetia
Guadalupe
Don Ramons
Terecita de la Guerra
Santa Clara Mission
Santa Barbara
Monicea
San Diego
Maria
Monica
California
Ben Pardalee
Ben
Pedro
Sanchez
Rancho
Henry
Senor Howie
Pardalee
Texas
Republic
Senorita
Carmen and Monica Uncover a Ghost from the Past
In Monterey Carmen and her nurse Monica settle at Guadalupe where Monica, aging yet keen of sight, identifies a portrait of Bowie the former rancho manager. Monica recalls a fateful day and claims Bowie aided Carmen's return, sparking a quest to locate him amid ongoing tensions and danger.
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Yerba Buensa
San Francisco
Guadalupe
Mariar
Monica
Santa Barbara
Carmen
Monterey
Pedro
Rancho
Ybarra
Monical
Senorita
Senor Bowie
Dear One
Bowie
Grizzly
Ben Fpardaloe
Dona Maria
Maria
Pardaloe
Ysabel
Senor
Senor Ben
California
Texas
Pardalee
Los Alamos
Terecita
Ben
Simmie
Prac
Carmen and Bowie’s Secret Strawberries Ride To Guadalupe
Carmen, shaken by a whispered tale of Bowie's past rescue, plans to uncover truth with Ben Pardaloe. She signals Bowie through a cryptic strawberry note and a midnight song, testing trust as family rules loom and romance blooms at Guadalupe.
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Guadalupe
Carmen
Pedro
Sanchez
Valley of the Pines
Senor
Henry Bowie
New Helvetia
Senor Bowie
Bowie
Senorita Carmen
Senorita
Rancho
Dan Ramon
Ramon
Dona Maria
The Use and Abuse of Wealth Lesson Text
A religious study outlines how wealth should serve God and neighbor, contrasting wise use with selfish hoarding. It cites Proverb 11 24 31 Luke 16 11 13 Matthew 6 19 21 and emphasizes soul winning and stewardship over money. The text argues money reveals inner life and urges dedicating resources to spiritual ends.
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Matthew B
Christ
James
America
Jesus Christ
God
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Frank H. Spearman
WNU
Dean Ramon
Harold Bh. Lundquist
D. D. Dean
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Religious Education
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Fone
Spears
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford
New York
Van
Amo
van Etn
Dale Creas
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Kellogg Company
R. I. Stevenson
Curley