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ard to the OUIH Ul UIIGOJId nCdCIIL UUIIUCI 15 y^ji, Jillers and Fillers a valley enture L. bell sounds and students pack up head straight for 0 check mail. No /en when one does ers he can always netown newspaper his mailbox wait- til he can unload )Ooks on the near- back for a few oy his spare time something and do not know how, or what to write about. Anyway, I read them and learn that losses through harvesting and processing of grass and legume seed run as high as 50 per cent. This will not do; we have cut too much grass. This is why our topsoil goes down the creek and to the sea. I shall write my congressman. ands. iv disturbed jr IS not interest- use of the head- only one thing. ■ “Congo Leaders After Coup” or peak a warm hell ^re Broken by t her is it entirely d of my search, t people may read beginning although l' must a lasting ile subscribe solely purpose. I go aown before. er to improve my 1 I must climb 1 information by 1 loneliness ers.” ng alone. . . barely reach , a “jille r” is one terns, two to five ther a headline or to fill awkward and it is a ver\' v friend or newspaper or ho want to write I am sorry 1 read that item about Texas. I would rather have read about the peanut crop in Pakistan, or how many bears were trapped last year in Canada. My faith in jillers has been shaken. Do 5'ou think the man meant Texas was the largest state pro ducing wood, and that he wrote it before Alaska was admitted? 3 give le two of the sea jst, at times. hand ains lis life ms of doubt and fear ■ve us eyond the clouds a new day lade lift the cross to fragile backs. . . J load be heavy. . . . 1 hand free to help him with his. rs include an intercession V forever the joy aod. ... Iship only ends 1 of life through human bodies. . . . ' gates of Heaven r in and together we stand mountain of all wind in our faces. . . )f od. of my joy SANDY RAGSDALE CONNIE SCRUGGS Or was this a typographical error? He might have meant to write wool.” That would have made sense to any old Texas sheep- herder. See what I mean? Just the other day I saw a jiller that said “Texas is the largest wood pro ducing state in the United States.” This gave me quite a start; be sides I had just been up on Mount Bailey overlooking Alars Hill and telling myself here are more trees than I ever saw anywhere, includ ing Texas. All that I ever saw in Texas was mesquite and barbed wire fences, which give about equal shade. Rain is scarce in Texas. I heard a man ask his neighbor why he was throwing buckets of water on his roof, and he explained that he had always wanted to see if the roof leaked. But I know they have sun and wind in Texas. There is a story to the effect that one day the wind from the west was so strong that the sun was three hours late in setting. Today I was reading an item about Kansas. Did you know that the name of Wichita, Kansas, is disputed ? Some say its Indian meaning is “painted face.” Others say it is “coon eyes.” Now I ask you, what am I supposed to tell people, if by chance someone asks me the meaning of Wichita? I suppose I could compromise and say it means “coon eyes on a painted face.” Would you have thought it? Austria produced 71,958 TV sets in 1959 against 53,580 in 1958. No wonder people read little any more. I bet you could never guess whom we should thank for in troducing silk stockings. It was none other than King Henry II of France, in 1559. I am sure King Henry II never would have thought that today ladies would be wearing silk stockings of all colors. Had he known this I won der if he would have put on that first pair. I do not know what people will think of next. A new grapefruit knife has three blades. The main blade is curved, blunt-pointed and serrated to loosen the peeling. The two other blades help to separate the grapefruit from the inedible membrane between segments. This sounds almost too complicated to (Cont. on p. 9, col. 3) HILLTOP—PAGE SEVEN bw* E ter (M rdson leth D Fe! miti of the tiateer Show Tomo oy Jol e Bett I was plays ’ plays ’ three. in Gl; drey ite we [dents even m offi Beck, lected Dormit Merl lison r »ns of hy res 1 girls fve as VIS ar be in Huffm as pia ?n Bro id will ind re Dormiti ate, of presid ill be Susan rm vice •Free Haircuts lomorrow", I of ,he confer espectr ham wi 5 relig ng as e ' chorisi tel by A
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