Gift of the Desert Chapter Teaser on a Mexican Ranch
Deborah Meredith, a trained nurse at the Meager ranch on the southern border, plots self defense after widow Mrs. Meager dies. Bob Meager’s brutal control traps Deborah. she steals a revolver from the bunkhouse while men inside drink, as danger and a looming forced marriage loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apter
Meager
Deborah Meredith
Attace
Bob Meager
Law
Nogales
Justice of the Peace
Reb Meager
Deborah
Home Ranch
Mexico
Sbe
Juan Sanchez
Sanchez
Pedro
Society Notes Crown Bridge Luncheon and Socials
Miss Elsie Minick hosts a bridge luncheon at 620 West Second Street on Thursday for Miss Mildred Martin of California. Remarks detail several local society gatherings, clubhouse meetings, out of town guests, a Fortnightly club year-end reports, and notices for church and club events through late June including memorials and forthcoming socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Minick
West Second Street
Mildred Martin
California
Southwell
Johnson
Mary Louise Harwood
Betty Hollingsworth
Herbert Stifel
Pittsburgh
Howard Eldridge
St. Louis
Clifford Thorne
Chicago
Alma Brindley
Louis Masson
Boston Transcript
Henrietta Hill Worrell
Elisha B. Worrell
Dorchester
Second Congregational Church
Codman Square
Robert Louis Masson
Masson
Daniel John Masson
Washington
Vaughan Dabney
Dorothy Werrell
Marie Farley
Waltham
Eleanor H. McCormack
West Roxbury
Winifred Whittlesey
West Newton
Kossuth M. Williamson
Middletown
Conn
Arthur H. Cole
Niles Carpenter
Karl M. Bigelow
Homer LB. Vanderblue
Cambridge
Radcliffe College
University of Iowa
Harvard
Economics
A. Anderson
Alice Rowne
George Mann
George Musson
Nellie May Stevenson
George Stevenson
Keota
W.percival Littlefield
Los Angeles
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Littlefield
Lemley, Root and Littlefield Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Priscilla Club
John McLaughlin
East Main Street
Billie Brown
Robert McLaughlin
Stray Bit of Wisdom by Balzac
A brief quoted line reflects Balzac comparing envy to a viper in a hue man heart, noting its lurking presence at the bottom of human nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balzac
Commands Respect Telegram Emphasizing Female Dignity
A concise telegram urges unwavering respect for women. It stresses that any limit on a woman’s voice or autonomy should not be tolerated. The wording champions equal treatment and firm resistance to diminishment.
Presbyterian choir rehearsal announced for Thursday evening
The Presbyterian choir will rehearse Thursday at 7 30 pm. The notice also mentions The First Division of the Ladies Aid of the Ainsworth Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of
The
Ainsworth United
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Presbyterian
Ladies Aid of the
Ainsworth Methodist
W. B. C. Ladies Plan Memorial Day Wreath Making
W. B. C. Ladies will meet in the Corps room Friday afternoon to craft wreaths for Memorial Day observances on June 30. Members will assemble at 11313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
J. D. McLaughlin
Charles Brown
North Town Avenue
Ed Grayson
Catherine Swift
Friendship Club
Chas. Wolfe
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Brinton
W. Monroe
J. A. Work
W. BR. C
Corps Room
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Itenger
Santa Anna
Tispo Senorita
White
Madre’ de Dios
Sen
Sanchea
Deborus
Randall
Finley Rickey
Ellis
Ray Bell
Lang
Fisher
Earnest
Bishop
Elizabeth Fisher
Nellie Tripp
J. O. Sexton
L. 8. Patterson
Milan Shields
Art Department
J. C. Boice
Bible Department
R. E. Shannon
St. Clair Lewis
F. L. Wilson
T. H. Michels
Max Marble
Music
C. W. McLaughlin
Thomas H. Winter
Waterloo
Book House
Chilcote Library
General Federation
Armenian Orphan Fund
Alice Rownd
Mike Lewis
Ralph Thompson
Harry Dickerson
Percy Whisler
Fleur de Lis Club
Rosemary Club
Geo. Metinnis
Claycee Stewart
Moose Todge
Highland Four Orchestra
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
West Chester
M. FB. Church
Laubach
Damascus Shrine
W. S. of J
Commercial Club
Eva Mae Michels
Townsend Grace
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