The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 21, 1942, Image 6
THE SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C- AUGUST 21, 1942
Fun for the Whole Family
LALA PALOOZA • —A Short VUit By RUBE GOLDBERG
RAISING KANE—The Fisherman Bold
REG’LAR FELLERS—A Wise Guy
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POP—At Least, He Could Tell Pop the Continent By J. MILLAR WATT
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STALLS DOWN TO BEAtH
TO GET HIS BATHING SUIT
AND STARTS BACK
TOWARD PICNIC GROUP
hears giggles and
LOOKS UP TO SEE THAT
ONE OF GUESTS IS TAK
ING A MOVIE OF HIM
SEEMS to BE ALL HANDS
AND FEET. TRIES TO AP
PEAR AT EASE BY GAILY
WAVING BATHING SUIT
IMMEDIATELY BECOMES
ACUTELY SELF-CONSCIOUS.
TRIES TO FORCE A SMILE,
WHICH HE REALIZES IS
MAKING HIM LOOK HALF
WITTED
unfortunately hits him
self IN EYE WITH BATHING
SUIT, KNOCKING GLASSES
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FORCES HIMSELF TO JOIN
IN LAUGHTER (OUT SOUNDS
PRETTY HOLLOW) AND AS
PAST AS HE CAN GETS OUT
OF RANGE OF THE (CAMERA
ON THE
HOME from:
RUTH WYETb^PEAR^g^6)
EVERYONE knows that quick
meals in the kitchen save time,
but it was both time and space
that had to be saved in this kitch
en where breakfasts were eaten on
the run and the children had but
a few minutes for lunch. The
problem was solved by building
16-inch-wide counter under a win
dow and then making simple
stools to be slipped under it when
not in use. The dimensions and
construction of the stools are
shown here. A saw, a screw driv
er and a wood chisel are the only
tools that were used.
The stools were painted cream
color to match the woodwork and
the counter was covered with
blue linoleum like the floor cover
ing. Cream colored place mats,
napkins and window curtains em
broidered in colorful Mexican fig
ures were then added to give a
smart note of gaiety.
* * *
NOTE: These curtains, mats and nap<
kins were made of flour bags and the gay
figures tell a story of life down Mexico
way. A flower seller; a peon on his burro;
a Caballero with his guitar; a man lead-
Stickler for Good Diction
Meets Stickler for Facts
Several men were seated around
a table, reminiscing. One fellow,
who had been trying to tell his
story, finally broke in: •
“On the day on which my wed
ding occurred—”
“You’ll pardon the correction,”
broke in the correct dictionist,
“but affairs such as marriages,
receptions, dinners, and things of
that sort ‘take place.’ It is only
such things as calamities which
‘occur.’ You see the distinction,
1 am sure.”
The “corrected” one thought for
a moment, then replied: “Yes, I
see. As I was saying before* I
was interrupted, on the day on
which my wedding occurred—”
ing a pig to market, and girls carrying
jugs and baskets on their heads are all
worked in simple outline stitch. Trans
fer pattern including enough figures for
six mats, six napkins, borders for one
pair of curtains and extra figures for
several pot holders, is available to our
readers. You will find directions also for
many other fascinating things to make in
Mrs. Spears Book 7. Send order direct to:
MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS
Bedford Hills New York
Drawer 10
Enclose 10 cents fox Book No. 7 and
15 cents for pattern.
Name
Address
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Childish Poetry
A child scolding a flower in the
words in which he had himself
been scolded and whipped, is
poetry—passion past with pleas
ure.—S. T. Coleridge.
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little compliment, "that's because
I feel so good most of the time.”
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