Mary Pickford as godmother praised by Battery C veterans
Mary Pickford, lauded by the 143d Field Artillery Battery C, 60th post of the American Legion in Stockton, is described as an ideal godmother who autographed 1200 smileage books, sent sweaters, cigarettes, and organized transport for dances. Veterans recount her generous acts, including hosting regimental dances and supplying a bus fleet. The Legion notes active civic work in California, fundraising, and restoration efforts, portraying Mary as beloved by the troops and community alike.
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Novel Bags Dress Up Postwar Shopping Trends
Postwar shoppers replace leather bags with substitutes in bright finishes and varied materials. The article notes celluloid mounts, satin edging, and decorative feathers as fashionable alternatives, plus matching street bags with bold ribbons and textured trims. It highlights Parisian influence, new dress silhouettes, and bold straw hats with tall crowns and blue satin bows as stylish set pieces.
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