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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1941
Page
7
Eleanor Roosevelt describes civilian defense week, urges White House staff and families to sign the pledge, and notes using leftovers for a farm cooperative. She cites rising food costs, plans a nutrition correspondence course, and recounts a rainy Hudson visit with Mackenzie King, Princess Juliana, and Vassar guests.
American designers showcase wool and fur ensembles featuring opossum fur integrated with colorful wools. The showcased outfits include three piece suits with opossum capes and matched hats, emphasizing bold color, craftsmanship, and all American materials for daytime and evening wear.
Crocheting rises to fashion prestige with designers using long gloves, crocheted pockets, hats, scarfs, and head coverings. Garments feature crocheted flowers, ruffles, and monogrammed pockets, highlighting new artistry and bold color in this season's crochet trend.
A charming dinner gown features sun tan beige blouse and black jersey skirt with a draped long silhouette and dolman sleeves. The ensemble includes a black cire felt turban with sheer lace veiling and gold-buttoned blouse details.
Virginia Vale reports from Hollywood on how Susan Hayward scouted Ray Robbins later Foster and launched his film debut in California. She recalls other stars like Robert Taylor, Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Jimmy Stewart and Ed mond O'Brien with Ruth Warrick in new RKO comedy Oblig ing Young Lady. Metro barber Jim Adamson shares decades of gossip and a Hollywood Who's Who.
Inez Cooper, a Hollywood newcomer, draws comparisons to Hedy Lamarr while advancing roles in Mr. and Mrs. North and I Married an Angel though none released yet. Harold Lockwood’s widow, a Paramount makeup veteran, dies. Joel McCrea is valued as a producer by the government for ranch profits. Madeline Lee of Amos and Andy turns hat designer making her own creations.
The corrected note states The Chocolate Soldier includes only music from the operetta, while the familiar story appears under The Guardsman. ODDS AND ENDS reports RKO casting for Joan of Paris with St Brendon’s Boys, Michele Morgan, Henreid, and Bud Abbou and Lou Costello as leads.
City plans fall plantings along Henry Hudson Drive near Grant's Tomb and a half mile of the belt parkway in Queens. About 3,000 trees, including oriental species and ginkgos, will be planted on private property for $50 each while the city retains ownership.
London reports Buckingham Palace fences and gates will be removed and melted down. About 20 tons of metal will be donated to support a national weapons campaign with King George VI's approval.
A pattern for fall wear offers a tweed or camel suit with a matching weskit cap and mittens. Use bright wools suede or felt for a gay trio suitable with ski or skating outfits. Pattern No 8044 fits sizes 11 to 19 and lists yardage for size 13.
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