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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
6
A column proposes practical kitchen shower concepts for brides, featuring a table centerpiece with gadgets from Merchandise Mart and inexpensive, durable items. It suggests a dime shower with two ten cent contributions and lists gift ideas like salt and pepper jars, dish cloths, and tea sets, plus a themed luncheon menu and a recipe shower concept.
Lenna and Stuart Nichols face a chilling test of love as Stuart’s plan to curb Glenna’s flirtations by inviting rivals backfires. Glenna moves freely among married peers and young men while Stuart, humiliated by failed efforts to win her attention, confronts the crushing possibility that Glenna no longer loves him. The couple ends in mutual realization as they each confront the emptiness of their schemes.
A party game notes guests pass slips titled Things Found in the Bride s Home with 12 scrambled words. Reorder to furniture items such as range photograph linoleum buf fet chair chiffonier davenport table furnace drapery clock cupboard A time limit adds flair and a simple prize idea is given.
A wedding planning teaser notes future column by Lynn on affordable post ceremony entertainments. It mentions options such as breakfast, garden reception, or dinner and invites readers to read next week for guidance. It signals practical ideas for hosting guests inexpensively.
Early American design marks the earliest period from 1608 to 1720 with simple, practical furniture reflecting humble pioneer origins. Settlers copied European models as they built pine houses to weather the elements, while regional origins dictated provincial versions of England, Germany, Holland, and Sweden. Alaska ore surveys flag tin potential. geologists probe Arctic fields for chrome and manganese with a possible Puget Sound tin smelter.
A note on the June 22 lesson outlines subjects and scriptures selected and used with permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The material indicates coordinators and publishers’ rights for educational use.
The Jerusalem gathering addressed whether Gentiles must follow Jewish law for salvation. Paul and Barnabas argued salvation by grace, not works, was central. James affirmed grace and urged faithful living, urging unity, liberty, and avoidance of coercive tactics. The council concluded salvation by grace, with Gentiles living by faith and doing good works.
A graceful waterlily design enhances a protective chair set with green appliqued leaves and stems, pastel bloom embroidery, and a brown basket accent. Matching divan and chair sets can be made from transfer 79333 for 15 cents, with multiple stamping potential. Send your order to:
A compact reflection on character and merit. The quotation suggests wood burns due to its content and a man gains fame from inner substance. It contrasts material traits with personal virtue, implying merit stems from intrinsic qualities.
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