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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
3
The article outlines scarf styles and their use with evening gowns as a fashionable accent. It notes scarves vary in form from short to trailing wraps with circular flounces and mentions matching chiffon gowns and velvet wraps.
An old newspaper snippet advertises a dining venue with odd price lines including dinner at 50 cents and a square meal at 7 cents while mentioning a women’s "conyanion" group. the fragment implies a quirky promotional ad from a past era.
In town women seek comfort and variety as cotton fabrics dominate summer fashion. Two new models are shown: a sheer open weave cotton tweed street costume with a white ligue collar and sabrye blue accents, and a novelty pique with a cotton net blouse, paired with a fringed woven cotton hat.
Miss Rhucy Altman and Vincent Parsons wed in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Arlington. The altar and church were decorated by the Arlington Garden Club for the wedding of the Altman daughter and Pasadena California groom. The reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will live in Pasadena California where Parsons is an instructor.
Leesville La June 26 sentences of 9 to 14 years were imposed on John Martin John Ingle and G Spencer after they pled guilty to charges connected with the Pitkin State Bank robbery at Pitkin Illinois weeks earlier Spence's wife traveled from Tulsa Oklahoma to attend court.
A Women's Home Companion note compares vacation hotel menus to standardized parts like electric light sockets and nuts and bolts, arguing the uniformity dulls dining variety and guest experience.
Paris reports reveal traveling outfits for June brides featuring feminine touches and bold color. American brides favor soft crepe frocks under simple coats, while dark haired gals wear oxblood ensembles with white and red inlays. Blonde brides choose unusual green silk crepe with pale pink embroidery and matching coats.
The piece notes raffia scarves at waist length four inches wide as a spring fashion favorite. It also recounts a social afternoon hosted by Miss Margaret Tobin for Miss Gertrude Blackburn with forty guests, bridge tables, Europe purchases, and prizes.
Paris reports a playful trend as doughnut necklaces become a vogue accessory. The quirky white or brown celluloid pieces rest near the throat, offering a lighthearted statement for festive wear and revelry.
Selected sweets of unusual character delightful to the eye and easy to prepare. Dates are pitted and filled, Roquefort and Kraft Philadelphia cream cheese are blended or piped into rosettes for serving with crisp crackers or lettuce and French dressing.
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