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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1945)
1 ! Tta OniGOII STATEC1IAH, Zdzsu Ort$ba Wtdsssdor Mcrclag, Ftbrucxy 21, 1S43 PACE CSVZI i V r (1 ii IT -1 V'-'.lv- MCV:::l, t S. w. From 27te Statesmait's (Community- Correspondents Coop Marion-Linn lerativc Has Meeting JEFFERSON The .Marlon Linn Farmers union association held its annual meeting in the Odd Fellows hall in Jefferson. C. J. Rosenau, manager, reported the .cooperative a growing concern; totaling $160,000 volume of bus iness during the year, showing an Increase of $35,000 over, the pre ceding year. Forty-five members joined the association during the past year. Rosenau also reported that from last season's seeds the cooperative has already shipped six cars of rye grass and two of vetch, and have sold locally about a carload each : of rye grass and vetch. Holdover officers are R. A. Marsh of route 2, Albany, presi dent; Harry Mullen, route 1, Al bany; Oliver Stephenson, Jeffer son. Elected were Carl Booth, of Turner, vice-president; and Keith Allen of Jefferson. More than 60 attended. The women of the Mar ion Farmers' Union local served dinner at noon for the association. Mrs. LorenTLuper and students from the Jefferson school, enter tained with several musical num bers, following the dinner hour. Valley Briefs New Member Name d Mrs. H. F. Butterfield has been named members of the Woodburn library board. She succeeds Miss Mary Scollard, who resigned after 31 years as a member. ";...:;; Kadi Speaker Featured Rev. Haldane Duff, radio speaker, will be featured at the young people's rally of the Christian and Mission ary alliance Thursday night at Suverton. Cloverdale Club Meeting Set for All Day Wednesday CLOVERDALE The Consoli dated Four Leaf Clover club and Turner Better Homes and Gar dens club will meet Wednesday for an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Miller. A no-host dinner will be served at noon. The local Farmers' Union will meet Thursday at the schoo house. Brent Booht, who has been ill for the past week suffering from a combination of flu and a bump on his head, is much improved al though is still absent from his school duties. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kunke and daughter Joyce spent Sunday in Dallas where they visited Mrs, Kunke's brother, Levi Fliflet and family. . Brownie Scouts Present Program For Middle Grove Jefferson PTA k i Members Attend Sivegle Meet Valley Calendar I JfTFERSON Members of the Jefferson Parent Teachers associa tion attending the Marion county Coujncil of (PTA, Tat the Swegie schoolhouse Saturday, included Mrl. Marvin Hutchins, Mrs. Er nes; Powell, Mrs. Robert Terhune, Mrs". Frank Chrisman, and Mr. and Mrl Paul Smith. Mrs. Helen Carl ton! Smith, of London, England, was the speaker, Sunday guests of Ann Klampe andj Mrs. Nettie Reeves, were Mr. and Mrs. Edward . B. Klampe of uwuvu. riaay Bratoks, Mrl and Mrs. William F. night's Community club program Klarnoe of i Labish. and Mr. and opened with the Hag being car- Mri. Melvin Klampe. Edward and ried to the front of the auditor- Wiiam art brothers, andiMelvin ium by Color-bearer Donald Bas-jis a nephew of Miss Klampe and sett and guards Cleo Kepenger, I Mri. Reeves jr., and Edward Struck. 1 Helen Kihs spent the weekend The stage setting was a forest Ivisfting Mrs. Edna Cox in Lacomb. scene with a candle arrangement Miss Kihs Is a former teacher in in a V in which setting Brownie t thel Lacomb school Scout troop number 8, leader Mrs. Mrs. Roy Walker and . infant Paul Bassett went through its daughter were removed from the ceremonial. They were organized Albany General hospital Sunday, recently with 10 members and two j to er home here; This is their new memDers, Joan scnarz and 1 second child, both girls. Joyce Kuenze, have been added. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Harris The troops mascot Friday night J and family,! and Helen Lake spent was three-year-old Ann Louise I Sunday at Jennings Lodge, guests Kaufmann. Charlotte Foster and I of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Burton and Carole Hilfiker put out the candles j family. The Burtons formerly1 a l me viuse 01 uic ceremuniu. r uvea near vreens xtiukc ; Two plays were presented by the older Girl and Boy Scout troops:' "Try sting Place," directed by Mrs. Cleo Keppenger with players Arlyne Hilfiker, Helen Wilt, Arlene Fromm, Wayne Ault, Ci,l,nnl Srwftl HI MWV IU1VI fl Wegers, and "The Exclusive Mod el," directed by Mrs. Robert Wag er, and played by Dorine Dudley, Patsy .Keppenger, Beverly Wilt, Ruth Snyder, Lynn Barker and Gary Keppenger. WEDNK8DAY. rZBRUAKY M EoU J!S2iLwltHr' L rer 1 merdal purposes, , costing about guMn, Red Cross sewias. I ,iL i Jj Hubbard woman's club. Mrs. Bhu j 22 c per gallon. She also reported Paulson. 19 30 a-m. '. : - THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ZZ iimporiea ior wont uus year;aa Marion axmcrs union auxiliary, j u i tne , dairymen milk subsidy nan. iv. .ui. w I . . . . J v FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Z3 I cueca. wuwiiu uc ica ux j.uicuc Edina Lane Horn Extension unit, j J. Q. Farr gave the high light on aura, bud apecrsira nunie, uw sou. Cherry Pie Sold For 5 at Rickey FOUR CORNERS The pie so cial at the Rickey schoolhouse Friday night was successful de spite the rain. A short program was given.' It Th. niri tr'. included a reading by Mrs. Lena xuv;e ui xuuiu, uiuni uumucrs byjthree Parrish high school boys, a humorous declamation byUau- was two-year-old Gaylee Keppen ger. ireceeding the program freshly popped corn was sold by Sunnygide Teachers At Workshop Meeting SUNNYSIDE Mrs., Frank Zinn and Mrs. H." B. Thomas, Sunnyside teachers attended the language art workshop at Aumsville Monday and Tuesday. This meeting was for the teachers in the southern part of the county and under the direction of the state department f education. 1 t " 1 1 a 1.9 the pupils, the money to be used Ilcf cu anaenaea, wixn a to nurchas morti Muinmnt. surprise stunt byjRoss Chnsman, The March program will be fur- N1 H- stewar Gus Schlicker nished by the Women's clubs of the anf Dwlght Ritchie. The prize of community, followed by a pie so- Pie w" won by Stewart. ciaL The Dies will be auctioned ?ver Rlckman was auctioneer or sold bv the Diece. The Die com- to4 Piie alei A cherry pie, nrittee is Mrs. Emory Goode, Mrs. brught.by Mrs. ;Ross Chrisman, John Cage and Mrs. Dan Scharf drw the highest; bid of 5 and and coffee committee Mrs. Cleo Wi purchased by Homer Bales. Keppenger, Mrs. John Woodburn and Mrs. Carl Snyder. Officers Installed Women of the Rickey ? Garden club served coffee and punch. The sal brought more than $64 and the money, will be used for coihmunity; project i " Grange Given Farm Reports ANKENY when grange mem bers met at the hall Saturday night they found it gaily decorated from the Valentine dance. Mrs. C'jF. Johnston gave the agriculture re port saying it had been discovered that alcohol! could be made from sawdust This has i proved to be to expensive; to be used for cam- SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24 Una n club leaders meeting. bills passed, and before congress. Some discussion was held onjthe pasteurization bill. 1 Honor Soldier Home Briefly Calif ornian Given Job at Silverton SILVERTON L. Lewis of San ta Clara, Calif, arrived here Sat- MONITOR -Mr. and Mrs. Theo- urday to look about, and Monday dore?Tbyker were guests of Mr. I morning was working at the SiK and Mrs. Frank Howell of Rocky verton. Planning : MilL He -has Four Corners at dinner Sunday, been employed by the owner A. The dinner was in honor of Cpl. I E. Reid in Medford and when he Ray HowelL home after two years stopped to say heuo to mm sat in India. Ml urday wayoffered a Job at once. Al Penne returned Tuesday from a Salem hospital after un dergoing a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank CrandalL Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burkert, ' Mrs. Minnie Yoder and Mrs. Ann; Jacks went to Portland , Thursday to donate blood at the blood-bank. Virginia and Ruth Evans enter tained pix couples at a Valentine party Saturday night.' The valen tine theme was the games; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swanson en tertained her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dur schneidt and son Eugene N Dur schneidt, fireman 21c of Silverton at dinner Friday. He recently re turned I from the South Pacific and I leaves for Seattle, Febru ary 22. Wall Family Goes j To Wedding Party At Portland Home SMITHFIELD Mr. and Mri Frank A. Wall and family were among , the people who drove to Portland Thursday to attend the wedding of Miss Augusta Mehrer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mehrer and Frank: Elliott also of Portland, at the home of the brides parents. f Rev. Cole of the St Johns Chris- tion church offlcated. Others at tending were Hi G. Fast and daughter, Helen jsf Salt Creek; Rev. and Mrs. Jacob A. Wall grandparents of the bride, of Dal-, las; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Teichrow and Mr. and Mrs; A. C. Wall of North Dallas. . ! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Neufeldt were Mrs. A. E. Prebusky and son Allen; Mrs. Arthur Lee Benton and daughter Barbara Lee; Mr.! and Mrs. Jake K. Neufeldt and children, Anna Mae, Patricia, and Texas Frank lin, all of Bethel in Marion county. News has been received that Miss Vedan Whitney, who left for Mississippi several, weeks ago mar ried Ted Stolk who is in the navy and stationed at Gulfport, Miss.! Mill City Missionary Society Has Meeting MILL CITY The Missionary society of the Church of Christ met Wednesday with Mrs. Carl Chance. Mrs. Glenn Shelton, leader, used as her, topic "French Indo China and Thialand." Mrs. Earl Ply male, president, conducted the business meeting with 12 members present ' Mrs. Ed Cooke will . entertain the society at the next meeting, March 7 and Mrs. Ernest Miller will be the leader.: ' " . v DBS. CHAN . . . LAM Or.TJTJUusNJD. VtJOXAMMkJUt CHINESE Herbalists t..- 41 North Liberty apetatra Portland General Bectric Co. Office opes Saturday only 10 a.m. to I Djn.: to Tpjb. Coo- sultation. Bkxxl preszura and urtne testa are tree of cfearge. Practiced since mil. - - -t Monitor Pupils Have Valentine Program j MONITOR The pupils of (he Monitor school had a Valentine party Thursday. Games were play ed and a Valentine box was open ed. The party climaxed a spelling contest which has been in pro gress for several weeks. The cap tains of the teams were Frankie Smith and Shirley Miller. Frank ie's team was defeated and i furn ished the refreshments for the party. ' ' ;,- v.--. V,; YOIMNIX This Great COUGH RELIEF Yov rsolf Mix at homo with ucarand wa tar .corn arras, or liqvid hooey. Makaa a full pint ... aavee rou Dearly S2! No nore effective cough lyrupat mnypticm for quick relief from cougha due to cold. Ask jour druggiet ior PTNEXt BLONDIE I PASWOOP-S jp f COME BACK! N tt "vOU'pe voalkimgJI; S IN MJUR YWERE .WERE DU, r I SUPPOSE I WAS GOING TO THE OFFICE in i i " -.. - l ) I 11 I 11 I a I I rwrPTTP v- 1 11 U 11 SILVERTON Officers insUUed Cnnrlav n i tfh f of 4K Tmmaniial Luther league include WaUace Hpme tTOm feoilth Bjerke, president; Louise McDon-i yroODBURN Mrs. K E. Set- aid, vice president; Jeanell John-! tleinier has returned from a three son, secretary, and Pat Johnson, I months stay in Los Angeles. She treasurer. ; was met m Salem by her . son Homer Settlemier of Hillsboro. a ! Madlu IPd (D M n si mm yoiiey obituaries 411 Club Members Valentine Party Hostesses ' S ! '.'' ! I L "... MIDDLE GROVE Members of the 4Hewing clubs L II and III and! Mrs, Paul .Bassett, leader, were hostesses for members of the other 4H clubs, Wednesday night. at an ."Old Fashioned Valentine" party in the school basement Decorations were of valentines and: old fashioned games direct ed by Mrs. Bassett featured the entertainment. Mrs. Raymond Setter and Mrs. Albert Fabry as sisted in serving, j The teachers ; were in attend ance at a regional Institute at Au burn early last week.. , Paul; Bassett, painter, employed in defense work in Portland, is home for. a week's vacation. Edmond Erickson, director of the Salem i Youth Center, was present at the 11 o'clock service of the -Sunday school, and spoke, and also sang two solos; he was accompanied by his sister Laver- na Erickson of Or land, Calif. Thirty-two attended the service, i These are held each Sunday morning, with Sunday school at 9:45 and present pastor, Rev. Ti tus Nichols speaks at 11 o'clock. ro Get to tv omez itr THft rLANC...PLNTy TOUGH SCORCHY SMITH , KSLM KOIN KGW KEX W6Qa (1390 ke) (95 ke) (620 kc) (1190 ke) S.-Sf News News Farm Fair Mus. Clock 4.-U . fWestk SUn Farm. Homo :ie Music. Time KOIN Klock News :4S News ' . I . Jour. Living News 7:t T:1S Tuta 7:45 News Orchestra News Orchestra News News I News Fletcher Headlines Roundup )Sam Hayes Around World News James Abbe Lixt'ng Post CLOVERDALE Mrs. J. H. Ed wards, mother of Mrs. Clifford j FeBer, died February 13 at the Enianuel hospital in Portland, af i teif having; been 111 for nearly a ! mcrith with flu. THer funeral was held Friday in Oakland, Ore. Mrs. Edwards was well; known here be cause she made her- home for sev eral months with her daughter S:1S S:3 S:4S Dr. Talbot Dr. Talbot Take It Easy Sons today User News Valiant Lady Light World Aunt Jenny Stars Today James Abbe Mirth B'fast Club and family. :IS t:3 t:4S IWm.Lang IM. Downey Pastors Call "Army Service !Kate Smith Big Sister Helen Trent Gal Sunday Voice Nation fLarry Smith Personality Glamour Breakfast 1S:M ir.is iNews House Party iWith Lopex Orchestra JLife Beautiful (Ma Perkins IB'dine Flynn Goldbergs IRuth Forbes INews Uomtmakcr Art Baker jTony Mors Stars Today (True Story ll-.ee ICed. Foster (Joyce Jordan Gu)dtnf Light Baukhage 1I:IS IWaltz Time (Two on Ciue I Children Mystery Chef 11:3 JNever Old (Perry Mason tin White Ladies 11:S I ' ITena, Tim i Hymns Neva fTop Trade News Women of Am. M. Downey 12:11 iNews Neighbors Ma Perkins Mch. of Dimes 12:3 IHiUbiUy Horizons Pepper Young J. B. Kennedy 1Z:4S lMuaic Bach. Children Happiness Songa of West j INews (House Party I Backst. Wife Time News l:IS (MeL Mooda News Stella Dallas Radio Parade :3 lOrchestra Horizons Lor en. Jones INews IS tJamboree Widder Br'n. Kewi ' tr (News Newspaper Girt Marries What's Doing ; t:IS JMelody Time . Portia t:f I Mary MarUn Plain Bill Church 1 t:4S (Radio Tour Meet Missus (Front Page Mus. S4 INews INews IRoad of Life 1 Hollywood SilS I Concert Hour JLyn Murray (David Harum News i-3 Atsem. God (Show Boat (Parade Life Appt ' S:t '' Johnsons I World Today jAnnt Mary SILVERTON, Feb. 20 Funeral services fo Mrs. Dora A. Barber. 80 J who died at a Salem hospital Thursday night, Were held from the uunan Memorial Funeral home Monday with interment in Miller cemetery, f -j... Funeral arrangements had awaited the arrival of the daugh ter! r8- Ben Allen, only survivor, who telephoned Sunday she was unable to get beyond Sacramento. Mrs. Barber was born in Michi gan January 10, 1865, but came to Silverton several years ago. ' Her in 1943. 4:l I Fulton Lewis San. Martin Dr. Kate fSymph. Swing 4.1S hex Miller IE. Wiaters Newi JR. G. Swing 4:3 (House of Mytt fS'm'th'g for U Rhythm : (Ramblers 4:43 lUrchesua I IKaltenborn I Hop Harrlgaa S:M Vews Mary Martin For Release Pirates . 1:11 Superman - Red's Gang Chas. Barbt Dick Tracy T :M Tom Mix News Songs Armstrong S:4S ; tNewa Wire News E. Peterson (Cap. Midnight ; :M , JG. Beatter (rrank Sinatra Eddie Cantor Livestock ( :1S JReal Stories I Humanity 9M iBrownaton (Which 5 Dist Atty. . Bands . M 1 i I "' 7t- WarNewi , On Musie Kay Kyser Icebox Folliea f:lS . L. Jhomaa - . -- .. tJ Lone Ranger Let Go Scramby -.t:4S jLone Banger ( '.1 S:M Uegls. Hillghts J. Kirkwood Supper CJub I Ted Malone S:1S Beyn'd Vctry Music Fleet. Lawton , ILum n Abaer i S:M - True-DecUv Dr. Christian Carton Cheer (Counterspy t:M News IJack Carson The Norths (With World :1S Cecil Brown I ' 1 :M . onaJ Brook. Neighbors Quia of Cities Headlines t:4S Orchestra - I 1 INewa Drama i it ItTlS 1S:3 J: (Fulton Lewis (Red Cross News 1 Orchestra IS Star Final I War Women Orchestra (Tex. Rangers INewa (Pac. ITowb News ' ISytnphonett (Bant tOrch Reporter Bandwagon Orchestra 11:M .- Tr. Detective IMaa Jordan Orchestra (Concert Hour ! H:lj . Orchestra - j 11:3 Air-Flo Orchestra . 11:45 - - Orchestra . . ' j 11:SS , News ' v News 'News - , j 12 :M Sign Off ' Music. News War News MICHAEL JOSEPH DARDIS MT. ANGEL -- Funeral, services fori Michael Joseph Dardis, 55, Mt Angel barber for 19 years, will be held Thursday moring at 8'.15 a. from St Mary's church. His son, Gerald Dardis, radarman 3c, in structor of iradar at San Diego, is expected to arrive Wednesday. - Mr. Dardis has been in ill health foisome time but kept up his bus ings until! the bst few weeks. Last Friday he suffered a stroke and at hi hnm hn Mnn. I daf at 4 pi m. lie was born near Dublin1 Ire land, July :24, 1889 and came to Canada at the age of 20, and lat er o Portland. He was married to Antoinette Gauthier at St. Fran cis! church,1 July 10, 1919, and in 1920 they moved, to Oregon City and in 1928 came to Mt. AngeL Survivors are the widow, two sons and three daughters, Gerald in the navy, and Aline. Pat, James and Kathleen at home; also three brothers, James -and Ned, in Can adi and Pat in San Francisco. ; Recitation of the rosary at the linger Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 p. mi KOAC (550 kc) AM 10:00 News: 10:15 Homemaker; 11 AO School oi Air; 1130 Concert Hall. PM Noon News; 1J:15 Farm Hour; 1.-00 Ridin' Range; 130 Variety Time: J.-00 Child Today; 130 Memory " Music: 3fl0 News; 3:15 Music Masters; 4.-00 Bookman; 4:15 iicid Indir- wewBBji er aeaea asisBj ase aaasjavaaai WM m itaatHi Mill ram Unfin. Business; 430 Treasury Salute: 4:45; NovaUme; 9X Upbeat: 530 Strictly Jazz; 5:45 Beyond Victory: 6:00 News; S:15 Farm Hour; 70 CkA.lh.ni4 rnnlKt- 7 U.lnJ.. I anMl i Tvav'i v aj tv a i'swaatT m w m.wiaii :43 Mediuuons. mawfe ael4 uwm MHifvl. miOant- few m. wv Muiurk aad femmr& ennon tii mtarX la a rfeadLtai 9Jt$ at nuua Mia ta a (at eaaaiai VTW N(f ABJslCONE THEIK Alt? STUy CM TM iOC,B0T TpieVlze &Kt&0 TO BB -HOLgO OP ON TMB OTHWZ A . peach is THfi fuotex&rc ' IN Trtt 6At HAV TO &P Vcxce to cavst-usT A I . at 'J2 NiEAWHUJiZGHErCHBrTEAT, HAS LANDED OH THE JSIAMO HOT SOCH AHQT CMajFWG& jcsPtrr ire ear xovo: rye GOT TO CKTCH C? WlTW J 1 as ! I l a VNTER SftNCTUARS. J ItJPArTEOOOUJN CLOUD? Ranch Ramblinqs By the Rural Reporter Up above Stayton and across j the riyer, some farm property swapping has been going on this past week. Lee Brown bought the Al I Brand farm known as the Pietrok place and the farm be longing to Joe and Lawrence Pie trok, but known as the Kiphart place. John Pietrok bought the Frank Studnick place , on Bear branch and his son; George, bought a portion of the Frank Thayer farm. Anyway, it looked as if farming would be continued for some time to come in this sec- MMm ct-ivciw A step insioej leRofF f s II 1 1 I - -Cil 1 :M 1 IHVll rJi i x nrirK, i i I . .1 a a t-i 11 .1 SMrt'tm a i BARNEY GOOGLE j 1 -I Nl AhSHI..HH... V LET AAS MAVB W T J V E G J S 'Ay JWftM -- MICKEY MOUSE tion. j I Down in; West; Stayton, some cleaning up and brushing around is underway. There are also con siderable farm building repairs and then Bill Gilbert built a large machine shed on. bis farm. This replaces ' the barn : destroyed by fire a few years ago; a couple of cows along with ; the farm ma chinery. ... j - '';' - ' At Mt AngeL the cooperative .creamery was calling for the 1940 issue of certificates of interested. These may be presented or mailed to the office for redemption. Any issue prior to 1540 tan also be re deemed but none later than the 1940 issue. T ri ' - - -. If you can't buy i them, raise them even if it does take two years. This is the opinion of Har old -Bushue of Boring, who is ar ranging to plant certified Marshall strawberry ! plants in the Dover area from which he hopes to ob tain his planting stock in 1948. VOU ALtUAVS PREACHING) i A I plurnl if :! VUr4UI miSCK. J 1 THIMBLE THEATRE LISTEN. ROUGH HOUSE j ASITJ SPtMACH, A I cAM GOtsJSFlSpTHrS DOCTOR AN MAKE iM EAT HIS tUORPS- f 1 r- iii n rm 2-21 FANP ILL EAT MINE HAMBURGER mm nrHiiwurwwr' LaCVi GEL BUT HOUYW0005 1 TECO'S GETTIH'FlFrr DOLLARS I FOR PLAVlKTA 005 All iM GETTIM FlrTEEM DOLLARS fORl PLAYlrf A 6N0ME fax KM AN YOU GOTTA SV.IUJC3AS STAKO-iNFDR GKE STARK. THE FAMOUS FORTUNE IS SMILING ON l&J LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY mm BUT FORTUNE ISA FICKLE JADE SMIUNS TODAY, FROWNING r T0M0OPOV7. WELL .WHILE FORTUNE KEEPS SMILIN'AJ US LET& KEEP SMIUM AT FORTUNE. ; I IIZAITHTOYOUI I ' Cawrecf tactaf, CJm AUm- BaaotrkabU rPOaa). FW . aura. fMatc, Hacai (Soak-. ' tmiw) 4aatrar haoltV-paaFt 1 t aota-abUitr to aalay lUa. j Our aata4 at toaataraat witlmt kaapHai apawrtiaa ' aeeaaafuUr' rmplortxi for SS yaova. libacol ra4it iiiiii au m axuiaaiuuaa .i r aaa lac FSEE fckla. T V . Oaan Cranmf, Won., WaA, Fri., 7 fa SJ9 Dr.C.J.DEArJCLi:2IC It. E. Cor. E. Btmtaitfa and Gnmi Ara. . TaUphnsa Uxt 3918. ParUoad 14. Oragoa I 1 A -IT ITmaJTOVV'N FALLTHE ONLY J FATHER-WWTW0- WHAT HELPING A HE SAW f AALRDERER MAYBE THE DIFFERENT.' V 7 ft nrt WHATOO OU MEAN? THE LONE RANGER OTXXJrAAPPEN-rOHAVEV! AN OLD FAMILY BEE yf; IN THE HOUSE? j-- ! A V ? BIBLE I'AA SURE WE f I HAVE QNSWHy DO ( 1 I VOU wTT?--- I 'i
