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One night not long ago we had the misfortune of going to town on I'i*, Hunt'c bus on one of those nights when it is packcd and jammed to overflowing. A load of that "white lightning" must have come into Lawndale that day because several men on the bus were feeling pretty good. Just read "Seen And Heard Around Town" and you will find out what happened to Anne. That sarae night one fellow turned around in his seat and sat on his knees all the way home just to get to stare at Pauline Carpenter. Yep, he was drunk too. One of the latest fellows around'here who has crashed into the courtin’ circle is Moton Johnson. We think one of Dan Cupid's arrows h^s pierced his heart because ho has been known to get off the bus pretty often between Lax^hdale and Shelby. Y/e'd like to know who that girl is who lives about halfway between those two places, but Moton hasn't told us yet, ** * "Lib"and Anne ■5;- -Jt -Jt ■ ■■■ Bob Hawk Answers H A W. K W _! Z 1. In feudal times, the lord of the manor perrrdtted the peasants to obtain under brush, limbs ctc, from the forest, limiting it to v;hat they could cut down with pruning hook or pull down with shepherd's crook, 2, Ti/hen teacher rnd friend are same person, 3* Snail bundle,' U, Denier, . .(^Ganoo is number of needles. Denier is weight of thread.) 5, Yes, if it injures th«.living, • • . ■-I ■■ . ^ . ■35- ■ ■ ' ' : ;-Ji- >' , ..■.4.' -ii The Red Gross - Civilian Army of Mercy A €111 to the Colors - the Colors of the Red Cross 11 Tliis is your opportunity to' become a soldier ^‘this great Army of Mercy. In a few days local solicitors ;vill sbe you for your contribution, make a contribution that means a ronl sacrifice, our boys aro sacrificing so much, virill yoia not in this snail measure make a sacrifice for then, ■. Here is the way to reach ycur warn hand' across and aroxind the world by simply putting it in ycur pocket and giving the equivalent of at least a days work. Hr, -•and Mrs, John Schenck, Sr'.'. arc'the local chairmen of this annual Red Cross Drive - as many of you know, he is ill; 'Lets make' him'proud of the village - lets push well over Lawndale’s quota ~ it'will cheer them up, GIVE lOTf ~ KEEP YOUR RED CROSS AT HIS SlDE 4 if ... *■' .•}{■ Here*s an anecdote from the Pacific The most popular'items on the menu at a Red Cross rest hone are'hamr- burgers rjid milk shades*- - One flier, on-leave after 30 missions, went on a milk shake binge; He'was up to his- ninth when the Red Cross worker advised him to-take- it easy. He- grinned' and said, "}iiss. I've been drerjning of a niUc shAKe stomach-^che for nineteen months I"
Feb. 1, 1945, edition 1
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