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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
5
The Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1381-B offers a slimming eight piece skirt and tailored shirtwaist top with a notched collar and double pockets. Sizes 34 to 48 available. size 36 requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric. Detailed sew chart provides cutting and making directions. Send your order to:
A wedding feature describes a bride’s celebratory meal with dainty asparagus sandwiches and peach shortcake, plus a detailed bridal cake recipe and frosting ideas. It includes a wedding breakfast menu and a lesson from I Corinthians about unity, ministry, and building a lasting life in Christ.
A columnist promises next week to publish simple recipes to feed her husband, framing cooking as essential to a smooth married life. The piece emphasizes beginner friendly dishes designed to sustain the couple and support the new household.
Lynn suggests a simple, appetizing wedding reception menu and green and white color scheme. White flowers or green accents may grace the centerpiece, with white or green candles. The bride should throw her bouquet before departure and a piece of cake should be saved for the couple’s honeymoon return.
Leasant offers a crochet edging and transfer pattern 6893 with a flower motif 734 by 1912 inches. Includes two motifs and notes designs are pleasant to do for beginners.
A short quotation notes that affection withstands strong storms but cannot survive prolonged indifference. Sir Walter Scott highlights emotional endurance and the damaging effect of neglect on love.
A compact note emphasizes that a touch of wit paired with practical sense eases daily life. It suggests balanced humor and judgment help navigate minor challenges without overreaching.
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