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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
3
A bridal kitchen shower feature suggests practical, inexpensive gifts and creative themes. It showcases a display table with gadgets, an angel food cake pan centerpiece, oilcloth tablecloth, dish cloth placemats, pie tin plates, and bright plastic-handled flatware. Includes two recipe ideas and a dime shower plan using inexpensive staples for daily use.
Samuel P. Carter, born 1819 in Elizabethtown Tennessee, served as both brigadier general in the army and rear admiral in the navy. He led cavalry raids in East Tennessee, commanded the gunboat Monocacy, and retired as rear admiral in 1882, dying in Washington in 1891 after a careers spanning Civil War battles and naval service.
Lynn offers a party game for brides showers pass slips titled Things Found in the Bride's Home with 12 scrambled words to be rearranged into furniture items such as range photograph linoleum chair chiffonier davenport table furnace drapery clock and cupboard. Set a time limit and award a small prize.
A wedding planning note promises guidance on entertaining guests after the ceremony. It suggests readers await Lynn's column next week for inexpensive ideas on breakfast, garden receptions, or dinners following the nuptials.
Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward found they would co star in Columbia’s Ladies in Retirement but only worked together later. They quarrel over scheduling while Elsa Lanchester Edith Barrett and Isobel Elsom also star. Charles Vidor directs a stage hit film adaptation. Walt Disney’s The Reluctant Dragon combines live actors with animation to show its making.
Martha O Driscoll reports for Cecil B DeMille after completing Henry Aldrich for President to star in Reap the Wild Wind She must darken her blonde hair for Technicolor The Paramount lot fills with star names Paulette Goddard Ray Milland Raymond Massey Susan Hayward Walter Hampden Janet Beech er Spring Byington Robert Preston Elizabeth Risdon. A free standing staircase by Nicolai Remisoff for My Life With Caroline costs about 5000 dollars in a Ronald Colman film. Lewis Milestone directs with a note on the set. Buddy Rogers, once Mary Pickford's husband, returns as the romantic lead in Mexican Spitfire's Baby with Lupe Velez and Leon Errol.
The March of Time documentary China Fights Back highlights Chinese efforts to maintain independence and democracy under Chiang Kai-shek. It notes replacement of destroyed industries with many small factories in the inner mountains. Veronica Lake shifts to slapstick in Sullavan's Travels with a Sturges fight scene. Raymond Gram Swing signs a new one year contract to stay on air Mondays and Fridays with the same sponsor, praised at the Women’s National Radio luncheon as a leading democracy commentator.
Jinx Falkenburg, America's No 1 model, says posing is easier than for film. Rita Johnson quips about medals for Hollywood’s top stewer. Warners plans FBI shorts with J Edgar Hoover to appear. Paramount to screen Rurales as goodwill gesture. Barry Fitzgerald slated for Tarzan film.
A Colton maxim on balanced study warns that focusing only on men or books misses the soul or body of knowledge. It urges combining observation with reading and reflection while not neglecting one’s own heart.
Thoughtful quotation frames perseverance as Theodore Roosevelt urges men to rebound from temporary setbacks. The piece contrasts adversity with the drive to wrest triumph from defeat.
The passage notes the conqueror’s relish for forcing his way and burning fields rather than passing through gates opened by others. It depicts a brutal mindset that prizes destruction over established routes. Lucan’s line underscores a strategic obsession with subduing through force.
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