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By HAL BOYLE
1 NEW YORK —(IP)— The monot
ony of modem life sometimes got
Wilbur Pee "re down.
He felt that wav this morning
when the alarm clock shrilled him
e.wake He "lanced over at the
ether twin bed and half heartedly
hoped to see there something to
surprise him—pernaps an elephant
or a small Shetland pony.
But. as usual, he looked only into i
* the eyes of his wife Trellis Mae, !
placidly waiting for him to turn
off the alarm. Wilbu r did
"Animals don't have to wake up I
to an alarm clock." he said. "Whv
should men’ The day I retire I
, am going to throw that dam thing
rivht through the window.”
But. he figured moodily, that
would be 30 years from now, and j
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By
’jgpgr Mildred and Cram
Copyright 1949, by NEA SERVICE, INC Harwood White
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r,“.V KJ52TM;
war will mean the end of the
worts. I> fleeing «• “n since at
“nnST
aad a eompanloa. Mrs. Marita rot
Ifnloae, a rook hired ea route, has
Just learned that Mrs. Everson
haa deeided to be “one of the snr
▼ Ivor*” of the eataatrophe. Con
vlneed that Mrs. Everson In eras?*
Mrs. Malone attempts to run away,
hat la stopped temporarily hy the
Marebese Dellaeaaa* an exiled
nobleman who la Mrs. Rverson*a
eompanloa. Also In the party are
t the chauffeur, llady, a former
movie star, and Victor, a well
educated Filipino who ha Mrs.
Fret-won’* houaeboy. As the trailer
earavan halts at a Ailing; atattaon
nbonf fnnrfc time, Mrs. Malone
aoddenly wees another opportunity
to nan no iay, She'll hl«fe un «ii the
trntlmi 4 rive olf without her.
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rptiK trailer door was open, the
steps were daavn and Mrs.
Everson had already descended.
A parked car had spilled its load
: 0 f tourists, and a handful of desert
gats, chewing and grinning, stared
at her. She strolled back toward
the second trailer, a lighted ciga
ret in her hand, ignoring the "No
(Smoking" sign.
Mrs. Malone stood at the top of
the steps, looking down at the
little crowd. She felt a sudden,
•sharp pity because they were hu
man beings. One of the women
held a new-born baby In her arms.
The children were licking ice
cream rones. A grandmother in a
print dress fanned herself with .a
folded comic book.
The parked car sagged beneath
mattresses, boxes, bed springs, a
I bicycle and a washing machine,
The windshield was thick with
J stickers. And the battered hood
steamed as one 0 i the men sqxrirt
ed water into the tank.
Cheerful and whistling, the fill
ing-station attendants squatted to
test and fill the trailer’s oversize
Ijres, climbed up on the truck to
clean the glass,’ tested the oil
gauge s with an elaborate show of
who could 'ay whether he or the
alarm clock would wear out first? ;
He got up to shave End soon not- !
iced a thin streak of crimson on I
his cheek, |
"There are prabably 47.000,000
men shaving right at this minute." [
he thought, “and I have to be the
rne who cuts himself ”
to work Wilbur growled: ;
"Here I am. Just one of maybe
2' ir. a mortgaged
motor car trying to beat the boss
into the office. And there are pro
bably 505.000 traffic cops hiding
behind the bushes tc, catch us.
Every day :>s the same”
And so It went all the day—Mon
*?( ■notony.
When Wilbur got home he was
in a blue funk. He k'ssed his wife
absent-mindedly.
! quarts hone f“ S ^ could take , coupla
. . .
America, America, the hot dog
Th * weighing machine,
The Ugly Station. And beyond,
'•UioriehS colorless in in thf* me nat flat eiinliffHt SUnilgM, tHp the
desert, the long road, highway 06 ,
east and West
CUDDENLY Mrs. Malone, against
^ her conscience and against her
strict determination, felt apart
from these others. They weren’t
on their way, as she was, to a
place of safety. They were trav
eling, in ignorance of their fate,
straight toward annihilation.
She thought: “Suppose I warned
them. They’d think I was crazy.
They’rf give me the big Yankee
razzberry.”
Mrs. Everson had turned and
now strolled back, her head with
Its mane of shining dyed hair held
high, her eyes arrogantly return
ing the curious stares of the loi
terers. A step or two behind, the
little Filipino kept pace with her.
“Lunch is ready to serve, Vic
tor,” Mrs. Malone called down to
him.
She stepped quickly back into
the trailer, threw her coat and
purse on her bed. and smoothing
l^er into the hair kitchen. with both palms went
fTHE silver caravan sped east
A ward. Inexorably the miles
dropped behind. The sky remained
cloudless, the air still, the earth
passive. Dawn was clove pink,
Fanlike rays of light opened be
hind the horizon, shot to the
zenith; then the rim of the sun
appeared, fiery, molten; it lifted,
seeming at first to be flat at the
base, then assuming its whole
round,
Over the voyagers to the two
trailers hung a haunting, para
lyzing Idea: they might—just
mlfht—be witnessing the last few
revolution* of the globe.
Monotony Got
Wilbur Down
He turned to Trellis Mae
asked:
"Honey, why did you marry
anyway?”
"Why, because you were so
ferent,' she said. ’
"H-m-m-m-m." said Wilbur.
walked into the bathroom,
the door and studied himself
the mirror. Yes, there were lines
honest character In the face
looked back at him.
Then Wilbur went back in.
"Put on your glad rags, kid.”
said. “Let’s have dinner out
take in a show.”
"People don’t snv things
‘glad rags’ anymore.” laughed
wife.
"I do,” said Wilbur, I'm
kid."
Even the five human beings who
fled from the catastrophe in twoi
gleaming trailers might not escape.*'
There would be an explosion,
mightier than any other, intense
heat, terror, then silence. The
world and civilization would be
wiped out.
Mrs. Malone knew that this
thought was in the minds of the
others too Each asked himself
the question: "Is this the end of
the world?”
Each in his way responded to
the terror of that possibility.' It
is one thing to watch the sun rise
believing that it will continue to
rise for millions of years to dome.
It is quite another thing to /con
template a break in the eh^in o f
days, to vision a world shaken by
titanic forces, battered, thrown off
its course. A broken learth,
checked on its axis, shiverjrig in
space. A pitiless sun glaring at
the ruin, crisping the exposed ,op.
Mrs. Everson bulled and pair ted
her long nails or studied her se
cret maps. The Marchese pla yed
the wood-wind themes imbedlded
in operas and symphonies and tone
poems: the shepherd’s piping 1 rom
Tristan, the bird calls in Sieg
fried’s forest, / the impalpable
sweetness of the of the nightingale faun’s dream/toe In
song Bee- T
thoven’s Sixth.
Mrs. Malone couldn’t ideihtity
the “tunes,” but she knew Ahe’d
heard them somewhere . . . plrob
ably on the radio. /
It wasn't all music. The
chese talked, too, hours at a
while Mrs. Everson listened,
made Mrs. Malone think of
herazaae and Bluebeard; the
cheae exchanging his gifts of
dote and remembrance for m
more No, days of life. f
Mrs. Malone decidf.d,
wouldn t leave Mrs. Eve»,5on.
for awhile, at leaf*t.";
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WANT AD
For Sale
Sifters
29c
Towel Racks
10c
- AT -
HOLLBERG
HARDWARE
COMPANY
“Where Good Hardware b
Nol Expensive”
*★★★★★★★
SALE—15.95 A B Battery
Pack. *4.95, Cain's
FOR SALE; Concrete, Sand, Stone,
and Cement. For prompt delivery,
Phone 5861 Griffin Ready Mixed
Concrete Co.
FOR SALE; Dry cord wood R. E.
Rider Phone 4637
FOR SALE; Piano, rather than ship
back to Atlanta will sell for balan
ce due Write Durden Piano Co
• p O Box 4 23. Atlanta . Ga.
i FOR SALE; AB Radio Batteries,
$4.95. Jaires Reese.
RABBITS FOR SALE; 1 pair ch
I eckered Rabbits *5.50: 2 been New Zea- bred
‘ j land White Does, have
$2.25 each or $4.50 for two. R. L.
j Williams, 226 Ellis street.
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IFOR SALE—Collard Plants. Buck
’
les Hardw are.
I FOR SALE AT COST—Hotpolnt
I and Tracy Double Drain Board
Cabinet ^inlG and Electric Hot
wator Heaters Walton & Pollard.
FOR SALE—New Westco Bronze
Pumps, complete with Motor, Tank,
Cord and Pipe in WeU $80. Walton
St Pollard.
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FOR SALE—One 500 Gallon But
ane Gas Tank Spalding High
School- Phone 2472.
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FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel Pups.
Reduced Price. Phone 7664 ._
FOR BALE—Practically New Fri
gidaire Electric Range. Write. O. G.
I Underwood Route 1, Milner. Ga.
FOR SALE — Government Surplus
Cots. Slightly used, 4.95. Buckles
Hardware.______
FOR SALE—One 1,000 Gallon Pro
pane Gas Tank. Contact Spalding
High School. Phone 2472.
«. ' ' ' " '
FOR SALE: Collard Plants 15c per
: Hundred at 581 South 8th St.
FOR SALE; 5'4 foot Servel. Phone
7516 Nights. 3233 Days.
FOR SALE; Electric Refrigerator,
good condition. Call 4044,
FOR SALE: Fresh domestic rab
bit meat, dressed and delivered.
Phone 3195.
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PIANO FOR SALE: In good condi
tion and priced reasonable. Call
3288 after 4 P. M.
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FOR SALE; McCormick-Deering
Mower. Cheap. L. M, Windom, Ro
ver, Ga.
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FOR SALE: 125 rabbits and ready
made pens. Also One ton trailer in
good condition. Phone 3049. O. C.
Baker. Route B. on Macon road.
FOR ‘ SALE: p -idix Washer, like
new. .'Phone 4320.
FOR I SALE; Roper Gas Range. Good
as flew. Also other pieces for the
hontie. Call 7691.
FOR SALE; Practically New Norge
Deluxe Electric range. Original
£ 349. ice $287. Will sell for $175. Thone
'FOR SALE: Sofa, Kitchen cabinet,
ItPhilco Radio. Dinette Set. 2 end
tables, GM Frigerdaire and Maple
Bedroom suite, ail cheap. Mrs. C.
F. Cooper, 48-B, Bleachery St. Ex
periment_
Autos For Sale
FOR SALE; 1935 Chevrolet Master
2 door. $225 Phone 4937.
FOR SALE or Trade on later model
1939 Chevrolet with radio and hea
ter. Good condition. Priced neht
for quick sale. Phone after 5:30 P.
M. 4365.
FOR SALE—'38 Plymouth. 4 door
sedan. Radio, Heater, new tires, 725
E. Chappell, phone 2670
FOR SALE—1937 Ford "85”. Call
5617.
FOR SALE; "42 Willis. Motor re
conditioned. Phone 5976 afler 6
P. M.
NOTICE; Will trade 1940 Nash as
part payment on small house. Will
consider house that is unfinished.
Must be located near town and l»
a settled community. Call 4635.
Miscellaneous
NOTICE; We cover all style* ami
size buttons, belts and buckles. Also
make button holes In all sizes, both
plain and keyhole. The Sewing Ma
chine Shop, 105 8. 8th St.
SCREENS
WE CAN MAKE & IN8TALL ALU
MINUM FRAMES, ALUMINUM
Wire screens, does not rust
or rot, never requires
PAINTING.
Griffin Cabinet Shop
PHONE 8165
J START YOUR CHRISTMA8 lay
away early. Buckle* Hardware.
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CLOSING HOLR:—Copy tor
classified advertising must be
received at The New* Office be
fore IS o'clock date of insertion.
On Saturday copy must be In
office by 5:30 P. M. Friday.
WOMEN - to sew our read)-cut
“Rap-A-Round." Spare time—Easy
profitable business. Hollywood Mfg.
Co., Hollywood 46. Calif.
MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME
PHONE 6603
EVERY SERVICE IS CONDUCTED
WITH THE SAME QUIET DIG
NITY - f YMPATHETIC TNDET
STANDING AND CAPABLE AT
TENTION TO THE SMALLEST
DETAIL
AMBULANCE SERVICE
TAMPA’S CAFE
Located at B. Lloyds Pecan Station
2 Miles North of Barnesville on
Highway 41. STEAKS CHICKHEN,
SEAFOOD. Country Ham and Hot
Biscuit. Served the way you like it.
INSTRUCTIONS MALE
DIESEL is going places. Come
along! Prepare for this good pay
trade now. We will personally in
terview mechanically Inclined men.
Full information furnished—no ob
ligation. Write Utilities Diesel
Training, Care Griffin News, Grif
fin, Ga.
AUTOMOBILE OLA88 Installed
while you wait Safety Glass Shee
Glass and accessories Griffin Olas'
Company, Poplar and Hew
St.
Lawn
MOWERS
Sharpened & Repaired
John W. McCullough
116 S. 11th Street
EXPERT repairing on Refrigera
tion and Electric Appliances, back
ed by years of experience Johnnie
A. Crawley, located in rear of Ber
ry Appliance Co. 215 South 6th St.
Phone 3048, Nights 6158.
LAWN MOWINO and yard work
of all kinds. Phone 6213.
SPRING SPECIAL
WE WILL MAKE YOUR
OLD MATTRESS INTO A
COMFORTABLE INNER
SPRING MATTRESS WITH
A GENUINE NOCHMAN
UNIT, AND A GOOD FEA
THER STRIPE TICKING FOR
$17.50. CHOICE OF SAT
TEEN TICKING FOR $19.95,
C O T 1 ON MATTRESSES
RENOVATED FOR $7.95.
TERMS. NOTHING DOWN.
CALL THE OLD RELIABLE,
FLEM SHIVERS MATTRESS
CO. PHONE 3785 DAY OP
NIGHT.
FOR — Cleaner Clothes. Bring
them to Henley's Automatic Laun
dry. 333 N. 9th St. Phone 5915.
* SACRIFICE
John Deere Model “B" Trsrtor,
Completely Reconditioned.
$850.00
Power Mower
$175.00
Combination Power I'nit
$825.09
Georqe Watkins
Route A
PERSONAL
Any girl In need or a friend write
Volunteers of America Maternity
Home Hospital, Box 3162, Jackson
ville. Fla.
BEST WASH AND GREASE JOBS
In town. Give us R try. GOSSETTS
TEXACO Service Station West Tay
lor street at City Limits
YOU WILL be amazed at the bea
uty of auto upholstery cleaned with
Flna Foam, Griffin Hardware Co.
TIME TO REPAIR those shoes. We
are equipped to give repair work
of the highest class. Our prices
arc reasonable. POWELL'S SHOE
SHOP.
MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB, ac
cording to Tradition
To be a PENNEY blanket wa* the
height of her ambition._
Lost-Found
LOST; Plastic rim glasses Satur
day afternoon in vicinity of Y not
Eat Cafe. Finder please, call 5135.
Reward.
FOUND: 2 pair of glaaaea. You may
see same at News office. No
calls please. These glasses
been In our office for some time.
LOST; Red and Cream oolored
Heifer, No horns, weighs about
pound*. Lost In vicinity of
Store on Zebulon road.
Please call 4800. Liberal reward.
7
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I Stocking Caps Slick Topknot
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im Thl* girl turn* an
old stocking into a
•J skull-cap to kaap
her bangs and hair
BY ALICIA BART, NBA Mall Writer
LOST; Whit* and Brindle Boaton
Toy Do*. Answers to name "Lucky"
Phone 4463 or 3758.
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LOST; Keys between Ideal Bakery
and Frank Ellis Orocery Store Sat
urday afternoon. Number on ring
EX-50340. Phone 4179.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE; Around seven acres of
land. Fine location for building
lot*. Close In Barpesvllle—right on
No. 7 Highway. Phone Jestie V. Bo
wen. Phone 490-W. BarnesvlUe, Oa
FOR SALE; 4 room house. Pay my
equity and assume GI loan. Call
3342.
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We Have Several
Farms and Other Houses.
For Sale. Are Not Adver
tised.
HARPER INSURANCE St
REALTY AGENCY
E. G. HARPER
102 South Hill Street
Phone 2018
FOR SALE
SPECIAL—6 room house with
light* on 30 to 35 acres land, 17
acres In 4-year old Peach Or
chard, 4 miles out, 8-10 mtle off
paved road. *3,500.00. Terms,
KINCAID REALTY CO.
124 West Solomon St.
Phone 3818
— Night Phones —
Emmett Powell 5260
Hugh McLaurin 4240
rpHE bob thg(t hug* a girl’* head
like a close-fitting cap usually
needs some homework to make It
clinB
! . If flyaway vi hair, especially i after
a shampoo, blurs the outlines of
your close-fitting bob, curb wild
tendencies with * stocking cap.
A stocking cap i* literally that.
If it’s a stocking disqualified for
regular use by anag. or run*, it
can be kept in aervice to control
hair after every shampoo.
Stretch the stocking top over
If You Are
Interested
In Buying or Building a New
Home—We Are In Position To
Make F. H. A. Loans.
HARPER INSURANCE St
REALTY AGENCY
E. G. HARPER
102 South Hill Street
Phone 201*
Extra Special
4 acres land. 6 room house, store
building 1* x 40, all fixture* and
stock of groceries, drink box,
meat counter, glass show case,
electric walk-in meat box, eiec
trie meat taw, f electric scale*,
meat scales. All For *9,900.00.
KINCAID REALTY CO.
124 West Solomon St.
Phone 3818
— Night Phones —
Emmett Powell 5260
Hugh McLaurin 4240
Lots For Sale
One nice lot 88 x 210 ft. on East
College with lots Pecan tree*.
All utilities. Suitable for *18,000
house.
One nice lot 85 x 200 ft. on
Vtoudland Drive. Suited for
$10,000.00 house with basement,
( all V. A. KIMBELL
HARPER INSURANCE &
I REALTY AGENCY
102 South Hill Street
Phone 2018
After 6 P. M. call 7695
WANTED — Furnished Apartment.
Phone 2361.
_
Help Wanted
WANTED—white woman age 40 to
50 with experience in kitchen, cafe
work at night. Apply SPANN’S Cafe
6 miles South of Griffin on High
way 41.___
HELP WANTED
Young Lady to do Book
keeping and Office Work.
Pleasant Working Condi
tions. Apply m Letter,
Stating Qualifications and
Experience.
WYNNE’S
JEWELERS
SALESMEN WANTED
MALE ONLY
OPENING IN GRIFFIN territory
for good salesman. Car necessary.
Qive age, experience, lines sold. All
replies kept confidential. P. O. Box
275, Paris, Ill.__
FOR SALE
Good 5 room dwelling, celled,
lights, water. On lot 77 x 105.
J Located on Georgia Avenue..
Price $4,250.00.
4 room house on p«ved road. 2
miles out on corner lot 100 x 150.
Complete hath, electric pump,
automatic hot water heater, wir
ed for electric stove, beautiful
lawn and shrubbery. A "steal”
at $3,990.00.
3 acres land. 4 room house,
light*, 3 miles out, *4,000 00.
KINCAID REALTY CO.
124 West Solomon 8t.
Phone 3818
— Night Phones —
Emmett’ Powell 526*
Hugh Mcl/aurln 4240
For Rent
FOR RENT; Portable Paint Spray
Outfit. By Day or Week. Call 6532.
FOR RENT; 3 rooms unfurnished.
Phone 2693.
FOR RENT — Furnished bedroom
with kitchen prlvlledges. Call 5333
FOR RENT; Furnished bedroom for
one man or girl. For light house
keeping. Close In. See at 114 South
11th St.
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FOR RENT: 2 furnished rooms. Call
7*04 from 8 to 3 P. M._
FOR RENT; Small apartment. Ad
ults only. Apply 704 W. Salomon 8t.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED to rent—2 or 3 room fur
nished or unfurnished apartment.
Call William Glass Orlffin News
Offtea. Phone >376.
GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS Tueoday. July 19, 1949.
your bob, first brushed, cd
to make heir lie smooth. Tie the
dangling end of the rioddn* |pe»
■ knot et the top of your hand
»ftar the stretchy top has Mia
pinn#d to
y you w#ar M
^ th e locking as*), far
smoothness of this trout ‘ *
u important to the smooth «Mt
lines o{ your cp.uk* coil. K JOB
need t0 ^ tha ends of yowr hplr.i
mak e pin curia by windi^rMtomi
up to the edge of your eep adtag «t<
is anchored.
Wanted
WANTEP TO BUY; Used. Wreck
ed or Discarded cars and 1 lucks,
Mathis Used Auto Parts, Across
from Mathis Kennels, Zehulon
Road. Phone 5142 or 3414
WANTED TO BUY: Saw timber.
Phone 4635, Henry F Blackman.
WANTED TO BUY TimbHF; large
or small tract. Pay top pr"**.
Reputable lumber dealer. R. J. Per
kins Lumber Co., P. O. Box 746,
Thomaston.
_
WANTED; Job Baby sitting at
night. See Annie Parks, 423 W. Oak
St.
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Homes For Sale
One five-room house, ballt 1942,
single gnrage with storage space.
Lots of shrubbery, remodeled
completely. Two floor furnaces,
approximately 1500 sq. ft. Ia>t
size 68 front, extends back 157
ft. Located Third Ward Sec
tion. Possession at once. Terms
—down payment $3,750. cash,
monthly payments *61.81 Includ
ing taxes and Insurance.
One four.room and bath. Hard
wood floors, floor furnace, large
basement. Automatic hot wat
er tank, Youngstown sink, one
steel cabinet about 55 Inehe* by
210 inches, Venetian blinds, lots
of fruit trees planted. Located
West Broad Extension. Posses
sion at once. All for down pay
ment *1275.00 and monthly note*
$40.00 per month.
One four-room house and hath.
Hardwood floor*, floor furnace,
enclosed back porch. House built
in 1946. Possession at once. lo
cated Third Yyard Section.
Term*—down payment- *Zs550.00
cash, *35.50 Including Ui*e* and
insurance.
Cal! V. A. KIMBF.LL
harper Insurance &
REALTY AGENCY
102 South Hill Street
jT Phone 2618
Alter « P. M. call 70M
Happy NowJ
Now ah* it a happy
Her ’a Jojr and pvidn.
Want Ada found a
For tUa July bridn,
— Phone 1176-77 gy
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Hostess
Plans Ahead
BY ALICIA HAST
NEA Matt Writer
A PARTY it a success If the 1
hostess ha* fun. It the very
idea of a hostess having fun et hert
own party sounds strange to you,;
better look to your table tactics, j
Ever ait quietly enjoying a chat
with another guest and have the
hostess swoop down to break it
up so that she can “enliven
things?" That’s the too-conscien- j
tious hostess. She’s too busy reg
herself. ulating thing* Her and guests people get to pushed' enjoy!
around so that they become tense
and unhappy.
The conscientious h net set la
usually the on* who has doeens of i
parlor games set up lor guests to
play, whether th*r feel Uke M
or not.
Most professional hostesses find
that a planned game or two, a
short home-movie or some directed
entertainment usually pulls a party
together. Too much planning end
cajoling, however, can act
yawning behind their bends.
At the other extreme la the
ual, too. casual party-giver. K’s i
hot night, cokes ere handed
around—but not an ice-cube ii
sight. The casual hostess forgot
She’s the gal that’s guilty if yoc
have to flick ashes on the vug. Mu
forgot the ashtrays. If her tovi
tation reads "dancing" the ehestoei
are that she’ll have forg o tte n Rm
record*.
Between these two extremes I
the hostess who can really enjq
herself. She’ll bring e harmontou
group of people together. Slwl
let the guests set their own tamps
A bottom party drawer game or to two be stowed pulled to oil j
when things get dull and refvwB
nunts make the cooked hostess and feel ready ail ease^B fl^B
at gu^|
as much « partygoer as her
State Flowers Adorn
Smoky City’s Hill
PITTSBURGH — W — Fl(fl
and plants from other states]
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looking Mt. Washington hill
overlooking Pittsburgh’s Gol
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undertaken by the Wash™
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the suggestion of Gilbert LovM
unmnist for the Pittsburgh
The chamber called for con
butions of plants and seeds, tM I
1 gave Joseph P. (..caring. 8r.,
Washington resident, an ideafl
, Gearing wrote to the capitM
: most of the states, asking fori
or a plant of each state's cfl
flower. The request brougfl
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