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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
8
A fall luncheon feature offers a seasonal menu centered on autumn blooms and colors. Recipes include Creamed Fillet of Flounder With Mushrooms and Orange Honey Bread, plus dressings and an ice cream for peach-taired desserts. Vintage tips encourage festive table decor and simple yet elegant presentation.
Lynn suggests fall themed centerpieces using cornucopias of squash apples pears and grapes on autumn leaf doilies and mirrors. Glaze fruit for shine lacquer for permanence and add chrysanthemum accents or bittersweet to enhance place settings for a refined luncheon display.
Soldiers in camps favor cigarettes and tobacco with Camel leading sales in service stores. Surveys show soldiers prefer cigarettes with Camel tops the list, while Prince Albert tobacco is marketed as the National Joy Smoke. Local dealers promote these brands as ideal gifts for men in the service.
A maxim on success states that success comes to the man who can both will and do. It asserts that decisive action follows strong intention, making willpower and execution the twin pillars of achievement.
The note calls for bidding farewell to departing guests with blessings and urges guests to erase traces of their stay, suggesting a formal sendoff and discreet departure. It presents a ceremonial tone without naming individuals or places.
Foreman asks why Bill Jones is absent. A colleague explains he and his bride were leaving the church when workers formed an arch of picks. A whistle blast sparked a "whole jot downed tools," implying an accident at the wedding.
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