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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
2
Plan a high school graduation celebration with a patriotic buffet theme. Use red and blue star decorations, a star centerpiece, and a fortune telling cake with slips of paper fortunes for guests. Include multiple courses, coffee refills, and small favors such as engagement and wedding rings or other tokens.
A nostalgic party menu features Americana Salad, Weal on Skewers, Clover Leaf Rolls, Spiced Coffee, and an illustrated Americana Salad recipe. Instructions include Veal on Skewers with vegetables, pimiento chips, celery serving ideas, and a dessert-garnished display using an American flag motif.
Analysis argues Alexandria would be the British bridgehead if lost, with Suez less critical as Axis threat grows. It notes Mediterranean perils, Cape routing, and potential Axis dominance unless Britain keeps a strong fleet and ports.
The text suggests a food name matching game where guests receive cards with dish names and pair up with others. It also describes a sardine style game where one guest is chosen as It, hides for five minutes, then others search for It, with the hider moving to avoid detection.
Kathleen Norris argues mothers overdo nonessentials while neglecting hospitality which shapes children's social ease. The piece analyzes Mollie and Johnnie's strained dinner routines, missed home amusements, and shy daughters Anna and Helen, urging early, simple hospitality to build confidence and social skills.
The advertises a new three document set featuring Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Bill of Rights and the Star Spangled Banner in Francis Scott Keys handwriting. The items are full size sepia prints on cream antique paper with a 4 page histories leaflet. Orders are welcomed.
An ad from reader service offers a set of three Great American Documents for ten cents in coin, listing address at 635 Sixth Ave New York City HO 4 and inviting readers to enclose payment.
A devoted admirer asks a woman for the ultimate bond and is met with a witty jab about buying a dog. She offers to help him choose one, turning his romantic moment into a humorous misunderstanding.
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