The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, April 19, 1946, Image 9

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* THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C. “Last night I dreamed this whole park was littered with thousand-dollar bills!” BOBBY SOX ‘I worry so about Natalie. She’s only been once this semester!” engaged NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller MUTT AND JEFF ■AS»D IN ORDER TO be a MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING' I G,93"TA FIGHT IN THE ^ELIMINATION BOXING 1 'V{ TOURNAMENT AT THE I LION TAMERS OLUB.'J r JEFE I’M WORRIED 1 I CAN’T FIGHT.' I COULDN’T HIT THE ‘ l. SIDE OF f«/. A BARN! 1 By Bud Fisher ILL WAIT IN HERE FOR VOU, MUTT. 1 X COULDN'T BEAR To SEE IT' & (OH, MY Poor \ v'al. Mutt! LITTLE REGGIE /FIRST PRIZE IN THE t LONE RANGER CONTEST By Margarita TESTJJ SECTARIAN DIFFERENCES A party of clergymen were at tending a Presbyterian conference in Scotland. Several set out to ex plore the district, came to a river spanned by a temporary bridge. They didn’t see the notice that said the bridge was unsafe, and start ed to cross. The bridgekeeper ran after them in protest. “It’s all right,” said the spokesman, not understanding the reason fo* the old fellow’s haste. “We’re Presby terians from the conference.” “I’m no caring about that,” said the old Scot bridgetender, “but if you dinna get off that bridge ye’ll all be Baptists!” CONFINING, ANYWAY There’s the story of an elderly woman who, in her autumnal years, made a career of spreading what she was wont to call sunshine among the inmates of a penitentiary. Stopping outside the cell of one convict, she attempted to cheer him in the words of the poet: “Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage. ...” “No,” he answered slowly. “But they help, lady, they help.” Too Good for Him A farmer was in search of a horse. “I’ve got just the horse for you,” said the liveryman. “He’s five years old, <sound as a dollar and goes 10 miles without stopping.” The farmer threw his hands sky ward. “Not for me,” he said, “not for me. I live eight miles from town, and with that horse I would have to walk back two miles.” Peace at Last The new minister was talking to the oldest inhabitant. “I be 97 years old, sir, and I haven’t an enemy in the world,” said the aged one. “That is a beautiful thought,” said the clergyman approvingly. “Yes, sir,” was the answer. “I’m thankful to say that I’ve outlived them all.” Oily Flavors A man in a restaurant called the waiter over disgustedly. “What do you call this stuff—cof fee or tea?” he sneered. “It tastes like kerosene.” “If it tastes like kerosene,” said the waiter calmly, “it must be cof fee. The tea tastes like turpentine.” READY-STUFFED “There you are, my dear,” the bride announced, “my first turkey.” She proudly placed the steaming bird on the dinner table. “It looks wonderful, darling!” her husband responded. “What did you stuff it with?” “Stuff it?” exclaimed the bride. “Why dear, this one wasn’t hol low!” A Real Present Attractive Young Miss—I’m look ing for something particularly nice for a young man. Salesman — Have you looked in the mirror? Not All There Professor (calling the role) — Perkins. Jones—Perkins is absent. Professor—Quiet, Jones, let Per kins not answer for himself. Not So Interesting “Tell me, do you ever expect to find the perfect girl?” “Oh, sure; my good luck won’t last forever. I’ll have a dull date sometime.” The ‘Makin’s’ Gone Grocer — I’ve sold my rolling stock. Customer—Railroad securities? Grocer—No. Cigaret tobacco and papers. Alarming “Why do you always wear those loud socks?” “Well, they keep my feet from going to sleep.” Better Stay Home “Most accidents happen on Sat urday and Sunday.” “It’s a great life if you don’t week-end.” Wacky Pun “We know what a WAVE and a WAC is, but what is a Woe?” “Oh, a Woe is what we thwow at a wabbit ” SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS ^t^rawstrina Z^roch j^or ^Jot J-^rettu, j-^ractical ^ JJou3e 8857 1442 Tot’s Drawstring Frock Y OU’LL want to make up several of these adorable little draw string frocks for your tiny tot. So easy to do—and so few pattern pieces. Panties to match. Use a soft all-over flower print or dainty polka-dotted fabrics. Pattern No. 1481 comes in sizes 1, 2. 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 2, dress, 1% yards of 35 err 39-inch material; panties, % yard. (frimovavL (DoAbmL Jo disdpL ihsL fowiL! For some time Donovan and his wife had not been getting along so well. Finally Mrs. Donovan sued her husband for separate main tenance. In due time the case came up in court, and, after hear ing both sides, the magistrate deliberated for a time, then ad dressed Donovan. “I have decided,” he said, “to grant your wife’s request. This court shall allow her $10 a week.” Donovan beamed back at the judge and said, “Why sure, your honor. And that’s very generous of you. I’ll see if I can add a dollar or two to that now and th£n!” Comfortable House Frock L OOK and feel as crisp as a lettuce leaf in this simple house dress with its slimming princess lines and nice detail. Brief cap sleeves are cool and comfortable. Bold ric rac makes a pretty edging for neck, sleeve? and scalloped closing. Pattern No. 8857 is designed for sizes 14, 16, 18. 20; 40 and 42. Size 16 requires S 1 /* yards of 35 or 39-inch material; 3^ yards ric rac to trim. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, 111. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired. 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