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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
6
The seasonal theme centers on fall leaves and fruit with a luncheon menu featuring Creamed Fillet of Flounder with Mushrooms and Orange Honey Bread. It suggests festive table decor, watercress garnishes, and decorative centerpieces to spark conversation at bridge or lunch.
Lynn urges embracing fall motifs for table decorating. Gather cornucopias with fruits vegetables leaves and vibrant flowers. Use pears apples grapes and squash with autumn leaves on a mirror for a centerpiece and add bittersweet or chrysanthemums for a rich seasonal touch.
A. Creamed fillet of flounder with mushrooms. B. Sides include green beans corn on the cob and orange honey bread. C. Green salad and a peach sundae with crisp cookies. D. Coffee served.
Colleen Moore dolls house tour is paired with Charles Boyer personal appearances in cities to promote Hold Back the Dawn. A miniature Paris, valued over $50,000, travels in eight crates and will aid war relief funds. Kathryn Grayson returns to fame with The Vanishing Virginian. Hedy Lamarr starts H M Pulnam Esq. Walt Disney's The Reluctant Dragon prompts calls for shorter features. Veronica Lake stars in Sullivan's Travels, while This Gun for Hire and Steel Cavalry shape current Hollywood plans.
Harold L Lundquist presents a Moody Bible Institute study on Revelation 12 7 12 16 highlighting three scenes of heavenly conflict and earthly victory. The lesson emphasizes Satan's expulsive defeat by Michael and the believers' triumph through faith and testimony.
Pattern No. 59019 offers a maternity friendly frock with expandable waistline and sewing directions. An absent minded woman underwent appendicitis surgery and asked the doctor what was found. he revealed seeds in her appendix, prompting her remark about seeds causing no sweet peas this year.
King Tutankhamun ruled Thebes after religious faction tensions and abandoned Atenism for traditional worship. He died around age eighteen, and the famed tomb curse plus early 20th century excavations in 1923 and 1926 boosted his fame. Archaeologists opened his tomb twice, shaping enduring myth and scholarship.
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