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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
3
A feature on summer velvet for wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses. Describes sheer backgrounds with velvet motifs in white, green, and delphinium blue, plus accessories like hats, bouquets, and coordinating jewelry. Suggests color schemes, veils, and wearable, summer-ready velvet ensembles.
The Evergreen cemetery in Muskegon Michigan marks Capt Jonathan Walker with a monument bearing his branded hand. Walker a Massachusetts sea captain was branded S S slave stealer in 1844 after aiding seven enslaved people escape. He later lectured against slavery and inspired abolitionists before dying in 1878.
Lanvin presents jackets crafted from silver or gold kid leather for evening wear. Flowing robes at the house are trimmed with oriental leather applications while separate jackets use stitched kid so soft it resembles lacquered satin.
The June bride will be fashionably attired with lace gowns and bridesmaids' dresses. Lace, for day wear and evening gowns, offers intricate appliqued seamings and scalloped edges on skirts and trains. Short veils are preferred to showcase the delicate patterns of this season's bridal lace.
Wedding parties dressed entirely in lace form a fashion highlight. The bride wears all white peau d ange Chantilly lace with seamless construction and hand appliqued edges. Matching mantilla head dress complements the gown while bridesmaids wear pastel novelty lace dresses.
Hirts on Tints introduces Capucine color accents for the coming season inspired by nasturtium shades. The new hues offer garden centered tones likely to appeal to fashion and home decor audiences.
Cap'n George Streeter, a Civil War veteran turned Great Lakes boatman, built a foothold on a Lake Michigan sandbar opposite Chicago’s Gold Coast. He fought long against developers trying to evict him, claiming federal jurisdiction over land created by filling in the lake. He died in 1921, with Ma Streeter carrying on before the end of Chicago’s "Thirty Years’ War" over the district.
A light feature on dress design and sewing hobby with dialogue about a summer outfit. Patterns 1270 1272 and 1304 are listed with sizes and material requirements. Orders are directed to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, Chicago. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A brief aphorism by A Helps describing how proper giving can resemble a blow in impact and a kind word can be munificent, highlighting the power of considerate actions and generosity in everyday conduct.
A fragment quotes Cicero on life lacking pleasure if affection and goodwill are removed, reflecting a classic ethical view on human happiness. The line emphasizes moral bonds as essential to joy.
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