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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1939

Page

6

Tailored, Practical, Smart and Youthful Dress Patterns

Tailored and practical designs fielded for youthful wear with front buttons and darted waistlines. No. 1849 offers slenderizing lines for larger figures, while patterns No. 105 and No. 1349 cover varied sizes in plaid wool velveteen and challis fabrics. Fall Pattern Book promises a hundred patterns with sew charts for beginners at 15 cents each.

Une Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Gall Syndicate WNU Service

Star Dust notes on film plans and theatre stars

Star Dust surveys Joan Crawford in Not Too Narrow Not Too Deep with one dress as Gable faces prison escape. It also praises Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland duo for Babes in Arms. Major Bowes gifts trees and a luxury estate to a church retreat while plans unfold for Boyer and Garbo film twists and a California marriage.

Joan Crawford Clark Gable Gable Mickey Rooney Judy Garland Babes In Arms Andy Hardy Rooney Lad Ludy Major Bowes St. Patrick's Cathedral New York Laurel Hill Ossining N. Y Lutheran Church Charles Boyer Grata Garbo Ja Ninotchka Andrea Leads del Monte Calif Robert S. Howerd Edward Smafl Manchester London Hollywood Ty Weatsro Newspaper Union

New Silk Heirlooms Return In Current Fashion Mode

Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes a revival of high quality silks from heirloom textiles for fall and winter 1930 1940. She highlights silk jersey draped and shirred silhouettes, dark and white silks, green crepe luncheon dresses, white faille evening ensembles, and black bengaline silks. Jewelry buttons from old fashions are urged for adornment.

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Velvet Turbans Bring Colorful Winter Flair to Fashion

Velvet turbans from milliners shine in bright colors to pair with fur coats and evening gowns. Designers showcase old gold, teal blue, and fiery red tones, often featuring loops and snoods that frame the coiffure. The festive, dramatic headpieces mix velvet texture with bold color for a chic, high fashion look.

Suits In New Modes Highlight Fur Trimmed Coats And Jackets

Fashion notes describe newest suits with dress and jacket skirt combos. Short fitted peplum jackets and long fitted coats appear, many furred with matching muffs hats and fur covered umbrella handles. Smartcat coats in cloth and furs are fitted and flared with extensive pelts.

Air travel fashion takes to the skies with ship ahoy chic

London designer Victor Stiebel leads the trend toward airship wardrobes for daytime wear. His clipper wardrobe features a slim straight model in rabbit hair crepe and napthaled wool, with plefcolored pea hat tops showcasing practical, stylish tailoring for air travel.

Victor Stiebel London Rabbit

How to Win Friends and Influence People in Christian Life

Lesson for November 19 covers Matthew 7 1 14 John and Periptur re reat ae nd religious reflection. It urges avoiding harsh judgment, reverence for holy things, faith filled prayer, and walking the narrow path. It cites Luke 631 Golden Rule and stresses discerning truth without cruelty while embracing gospel outreach to sinners.

J. G. Greenhough G. Campbell Morgan Heaven Jesus Maclaren

Strange Facts and Taps for Evil Spirits in Antiques Era

A collection of odd claims cites a Harlem dance hall manager earning more than the Pennsylvania governor and a Detroit plant president surpassing Roosevelt in 1938, while half truths about antiques as fakes circulate amid wartime context. The piece notes funeral volleys once aimed to drive away spirits and mentions broad European labor contrasts before the war.

Harlem Pennsylvania Musicians’ Union Roosevelt United States Detroit Europe

Gras s will neither be content with what measure of grace

A fragmented historical line notes impatience with divine grace and daily delay, ending with a vow to seek a richer providential measure. The text references Joseph Ball in a context suggesting attribution or ownership of a vessel.

Joseph Ball

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