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Thr.t blnclcberrj'' Turine, Granny r.lv7r,ys made to dispel the t.'’,ste of cnstor oil - thr.t fr.i’e fl^’- that got. doT;n Aunt Frimie% neck r.t ’'bd.g meetin*" one night rJid lit tip tici* i.'Cisom - about yrjiking up the coffee pot to tr'.ke r, sTivig from the spoat and blistering your tongue ~ We3.1, if you cnn't recall most of these in.cidents and many more just such capers, you have missed a lot, so try to mal:e up for it by not missing a Jap, and hurry homo v/hen the time comes - So long md the best of luck until next time. •5C- -Si- * -;«■ ^ -j;- •}(■ * 4(- "DIBS" and "F3BS" By Leo Chajipion The poultry business seems to be the most successful and also the most popular, in Lawndale at present - Due principally to the fact that there is a great demand for both eggs and fryers. Among the more successful of these poultrymen are, TAL WAIjLACE, CHARLES FOHNEY JR. BUCK SOUTHARDS, TQM LATTIMORJ:, JOM SHUFFORD, and GUI'I SOUTHARDS. Of the above mentioned, aiARLES FORNEY JR. seems to have the lead - His record is 2 pounds in 7 weeks - not bad - not bad. It is reliably reported that Charles has throe "Dibs" that have been weighed so often, that when he starts to open the chicken house door they will fall on their backs and turn their feet up, ejq^ecting to be wei^ied again. Of course CHARLES claims he just grabs any that might be handy, but he does have three that do not have as many feathers on their backs as the rest of the flock. And it is also reported that vfhile CHARLES v;as v/eighing said three "Dibs'' the other ni^'ht in FRED Riai/iRD'S Store, one of them did not come up to the cicpected vjeight, vreighing only 1 pound, 15 ounces j but I ni’ter a little investigating, CHARLIiS being a good sport, lauded a little and remarked, "If I had only weighed this one a moment sooner, it would have ^;eighed 2 pounds," 4:- * 45- ■};- BLESSED EVmTS Ur, & Mrs, Rush Cline announce the birth of a daughter, on April lAth, at the Shelby Hospital. Mr, fi: Mrs, Forrest Hunt announco tlio birth of a son, on Apri]. 18th, at the Shelby Hospital.. The baby has been named Ronald. Mr. & Mrs. Guy War lick rjonounce the birth of a son, Danny Steve, on April 2pth at the Shelby Hospital. Mrs, Uarlick was the former Miss Estelle Brackett, Mr. & Mrs, Hobart Hipps announce the birth of a daughter, on April 24th, at the Ghelby Hospital, -5i- -K- -5J- Or ^ * -ii- "America lives in the. heart of every man who wants to be free and vrark out his destiny as he chooses," —Yhodrovf Wilson
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