oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-29

SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL EASTSIDE P-T. A. DETAILS MANY ACTIVE PLANS A VERY busy meeting resulted yesterday when the East Side P-T. A. held a session in Central school kindergarten room, with president Mrs. E. H. Axup in the chair. It was voted to change the meeting hour from 2:30 to 3 p.m., that all the teachers might attend. The meetings will be closed at 4:30. Mrs. L. T. Cleary, past president, was given a vote of thanks for her efficient service while in the chair. Mr. Bert Steehead was also accorded a vote of thanks for his co-operation in the recent P-T. A. reception in the high school. The same courtesy was extended to the high school pupils who so ably assisted. A membership drive was organized with Mrs. Wm. Sperber chairman of the committee. Mrs. Wm. Knott was appointed chairman of the Child Welfare magazine, and it is the ambition of the society to put a copy monthly into every home in Anaheim. A newspaper drive is another activity launched, with Mrs. F. M. Bungay chairman, and Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Mattis her assistants. Anyone having old newspapers to donate is asked to get in touch with one of these ladies. The school children will collect the papers. Proceeds from the sale will be used in purchasing play ground apparatus for the schools. An emergency fund was started to use for any worthy emergency. OPERA CLOAKS MAY VERGE ON BIZARRE TODAY BUSINESS CLUB'S MASQUE PARTIES IS SUCCESS The masquerade party last evening held at Angelina Roof Garden by the business and Professional Work club was another of the social classes of the club. A crowd was present, everyone masque, and some so success that identity was concealed in masks were removed at hour. The prize for lady's course was awarded to Mrs. A. C. who wore a perky taffeta dress. Dr. Jessica Raischa an outstanding costume, standing" being the correct skirt was of quilted interlined and panniered, and worn just one century ago a relative of Dr. Hargrave, clinic. With a tight fitting blown powdered wig, becoming patches in prevailing style of age, Dr. Raischa was a charol Colonial dame, who handled hoop skirt with all the grace lady of the period. Roy Mabee, who was award men's prize, was a loveable Southern mammy, who suspected of being the pet wrestling rancher of Anaheli til he removed his false face. Alice Humphrey as a Chinese Spanish senorita, gypsy mules were all attractive and known until unmasking time prizes were awarded. A march opened the party prettily decorated hall, which donated for the occasion both Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee It is the ambition of the society to put a copy monthly into every home in Anaheim. A newspaper drive is another activity launched with Mrs. P. M. Bungay chairman and Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Mattis her assistants. Anyone having old newspapers to donate is asked to get in touch with one of these ladies. The school children will collect the papers. Proceeds from the sale will be used in purchasing play ground apparatus for the schools. An emergency fund was started to use for any worthy emergency. A cooked food sale will be held Saturday, Nov. 8, in Schneider's market, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. John Lee, chairman, Mrs. Wm. Sperber and Mrs. George Dean will be in charge and anyone having a donation will please call either of the ladies. The next meeting will be held one week early on account of Thanksgiving day coming the same week, consequently Nov. 18 is the substitute-date selected. Girls Reserve THE Girl's Reserve of Anaheim high school will hold a recognition service in the White Temple Sunday evening. The entire service will be especially interesting to young people and all young folk of Anaheim and vicinity are cordially invited. The high school students plan to attend in large numbers. The Girl's Reserve club is the high school branch of the National Y. W. C. A. Its purpose is to be of service to others and to provide an organization to promote a high standard of Christian fellowship. It might be of interest to know a few of the things the girls have done this school year. They have made 20 baby garments for needy mothers, 24 children's dresses for the orphans in the David and Margaret Home and have made $12.00 worth of articles to be sold at a hazaar for the Orthopedic hospital Visiting Angles. This week they ward for books for a needy lit-followed by an address to a pastor. Review Old Days Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michel of Anaheim, formerly of Elwood, Ind., were among the company of guests which helped L. Crasher, of Santa Ana, celebrate his birthday. The delicious dinner was spread under the trees in Orange-co park and was followed by a pleasant afternoon in chatting of time ago when all were former townspeople in their eastern homes. Club With Mesdames M Mrs. George Maas and Mrs. Ralph Maas will be joint hostesses to the West End Country club Friday. Opera cloaks which have adhered to the dignified and simple heretofore, may be elaborate to the point of the bizarre today. This creation is developed in printed canton crepe in striking design. Club Supports President Calvin Coolidge, president of the United States, is a popular man with the Yorba Linda Woman's club as attested yesterday when a straw vote was taken. Coolidge drew 22 votes, LaFollette, 5, and Davis one lone vote. L. O. Culp, of Fullerton Junior college, was present with an explanation of the proposed amendments which he discussed pro and con. Mrs. M. J. Marks, county parliamentarian, from Santa Ana, cleared up several points of parliamentary ruling which had puzzled the club for a little time. The meeting was under supervision of the civic committee, with Mrs. S. Amstutz, chairman, Miss Julia Alberison, of La Habra, sang two songs, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Sielem. Refreshment was served at the close of the program. Delegates from Yorba Linda club to the semi-annual county convention of Orange-co federation in La Habra Friday, include H. R. Brown, with Mrs. W. Mrs. H. Alternate, All member over the Santa Fe divided. Herman, Mo., and other poor Mr. Setup goes to visit his mother, whom he has not seen for 23 years, and Mrs. Strupman is returning to her home in Herman after a three months visit with her children in Los Angeles and the Naugle family in Anaheim. Mr. Strupman is a brother of Mrs. Naugle, and Mrs. Strupman the wife of another brother. It is possible the latter will return to California to make her home in the future, as she was delighted with the country and climate. "Lionesses" to Organize Roy Mabee, who was awake men's prize, was a loveable Southern mammy, who suspected of being the pear wrestling rancher of Anaheli till he removed his false face. Alice Humphrey as a Chinese Spanish senorites, gypsy mule clowns were all attractive and known until unmasking them prizes were awarded. A march opened the party for pretty decorated hall, which donated for the occasion and Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee seven-piece Stillwell orchestra plied the best music in their loire. Serpentines and souls were distributed. Punch sat the dancers' thirst, and pumpkin pie with whipped coffee were served. Not the least popular woman telling booth in our ner where swains and inque maidens peered into their foes and were told of the happiest store by a gypsy, no other Miss Johanna Erlekanen. The club is congratulating today on the success and功 of the Hallowe'en affair. HER PEOPLE INTRU Dear Mrs. Thompson: been going with a young girl six months and we get along derfully except that my monopolize so much of what he when he comes to see me too much of a man to sit thing and still I know it does not like it. My girl and I have about decided room together. I don't allow him to come to th but at the same time I am derling where I could eat him and not cause comment very inconvenient to go to or park every night in it and I just don't know manage things. Do you would be ethical to have crowd of young people room as long as the people house consent? UNCERTY I am sure it will hurt people's feelings deeply if your home and live in a room some girl friend Unless you focus enough you to be tention would indicated on your part would apply more than your independence wanting to be alone you do leave home you it more difficult to be him It would not be right to entertain him in when you are alone, as self see, and you would get tired of having fright and of going to the other places of amuse would be all right, how entertain groups of people Club With Mesdames M Mrs. George Maas and Mrs. Ralph Maas will be joint hostesses to the West End Country club Friday afternoon at the home of the latter on Ball-rd. W. I. Troutman, salesman at the S. M. Kistler Realty office, reports the sale of the Elizabeth Fellows bungalow, 909 N. Helena-st, to Henry Alsip, Mr. Alsip took possession and moved into his new home Oct. 27th. Try a Classified Ad for results. "Lionesses" to Organize Wives of the Lions club members will meet with Mrs. Curt Epstein, 787 North Clementine-st, tomorrow afternoon to plan for evening meetings to be held with the husbands during the winter. One night each month will be given to the joint gatherings and the ladies are going to make these meetings quite worth while. All wives of the clubmen are cordially invited to Mrs. Epstein's home. HEY, BUSTER!! C'MON OVER TO BILLS—WE'RE GOIN' T'POP CORN AN'HAVE CHALLENGE BUTTER ON IT,'N EVER'THING! SHAKE A LEG! OLD LOVE ENDU Dear Mrs. Thompson; ago I was working in place with a young wife very good friend having been acquainted there was a certain solitary into our lives. She loved him dearly, for I her as much, but never went with him a short they were married. The terribly. After a time here. But later they came I thought I had forgotten till I met him on the street I knew my mistake, for love was still there... I heard they didn't get at He had ceased to care for the least, and yet he had against her so as to get and she won't let him go to me she still cares for thinks maybe he will learn for her again. Do you will? I see him so never with her or the Always he is alone or The Woman's Page BUSINESS CLUB'S MASQUE PARTY IS SUCCESS A masquerade party and dance last evening held in the Melina Roof Garden by the Business Professional Women's Club was another of the social successes of the club. A congenial ward was present, everyone enqueued, and some so successfully identity was concealed until skirts were removed at a later prize for lady's costume awarded to Mrs. A. Cohen, who was a perky taffeta dancing maid, Dr. Bessica Ralsche wore outstanding costume, "outstanding" being the correct term, skirt was of quilted taffeta, trimmed and panniered, made worn just one century ago by relative Dr. Hargrave, of the old With a tight fitting bodice, ordered wig, becoming black hues in prevailing style of the Dr. Railscha was a charming nominal dame, who handled her up skirt with all the grace of a girl of the period. Joy Mubee, who was awarded one's prize, was a loveable old nautical mum, who no one expected of being the popular nestling rancher of Anaheim uncle removed his false face. Miss Ice Humphrey as a Chinese miss, Miss Senorita geysie maidens, was were all attractive and unnerving until unmasking time after zips were awarded. A grand arch opened the party in the stillly decorated hall, which was named for the occasion by Mr. Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee. The Class Opens Contest The Young Married Women's class of First Christian church was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John Saenger at their home on Wilhelmina-st. Two important points of business claimed special interest. Naming the class has been a topic for discussion log some time, and the protention name, "Agoga," meaning eager do sit to be up and doing, was finally chosen. The class will open a contest to earn points in winning souls, visiting the sick, study of the Bible, each bringing a stipulated number of counts to the sides, captained by Mrs. Wright, for the Live Wires and Mrs. McElheney, for the "Up Streamers." The contest will continue several weeks and the losers will award the winners with a chicken dinner. The social portion of the evening was given to a Biblical "spell down" after the old fashioned spelling bee style. Mrs. McCullough captained one side and Mrs. Janus Baker the other. Mrs. Burroughs was successful in remaining on the floor to the last, and was awarded with a book of Biblical hero tiles. The questions covered the quarterly lessons and served as an instructive review. Present were the Messrs and Mesdames Burroughs, Haskins James Baker, Rolle McClelland, Adams, Ralph Dickenson, Harold Hariling, Melklejohn, McKay, McCullough, Sparks, Saenger, Mrs. Gillette Mrs. Long and Rev. Myers. Sunbeams Tomorrow Liberty Sunbeams will meet to entertain by Mrs. Melklejohn, Mrs. Evelyn Beat and Mrs. Dorothy Dickenson. SMALL BOY HAS LIVELY PARTY ON BIRTHDAY MASTER Richa d Warren Tobias on Mr. and Mrs. Cullough log 121 W. Chatham is a proud member of mall staff Monday afternoon when they came to step high in use by third birthday nantucket. The rooms were partly d carated in Hall even though of black cats, witches, bats, cakes and piping, and the dining room take was a sight to behold. Streamers of orange and Black crepe paper were fermented from chandelier to the edges of the table. Each place was marked by a pretty card and basket of carrion Small pink and white individual cakes with three pink and white candles on each cake made the heart of every child happy instead, and of course it wouldn't be a party without ice cream, so orange and chocolate briek ice cream was served each tiny guest. Two little fellows who greatly enjoyed the party remarked to their father on getting home. "On papa we had ice cream and cake and we didn't have to eat any potatoes first either." Those enjoying the happy party were Bernice Maxine, and Alberta Sparka, Charlotte Jarryy, Robert Beat, Elizabeth Myers and brother Leon Junior and Sparks McClellan, Joseph and William McClellan Donald, Dickenson, Melvin Burroughs and Richard Toblas. Mrs. Burroughs was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Melklejohn, Mrs. Evelyn Beat and Mrs. Dorothy Dickenson. Cats Tell Secret Last evening, Miss Gladyne Hillen, Fulleton, entertainment Taple ave., Halloween events and costumes feature early and holiday games where about the dining table, whom for its centerpiece, a large bag with a spitting black cat and upon which was written Cat's out of the Bag." Smile with little cats on placed in front of each guild it was soon discovered backs of each small cat announcement of the hostess to Mr. Charles Lam and revealed later that will be married early in Miss Rowland has been thary and bookkeeper in the Atty. H. D. Thurber for three years, ever since he nation from Fullerton juge. Mr. Peckham has played by the Pitts & W service station for several days is well known in the Those present were the Mrs. Edward Stoffelton Stanley Berkery Coran, Charles Peckham hastese. FULLERTON BRIDGE At the regular weekly day was a large attendance Hartranft spoke on proposed amendments. The A. C. of C. of C most tomorrow evening f lane Cafe, Fullerton. Miss Ioa Mae Lambert rived over the N.P. from HEART AND HOME PROBLEMS HER PEOPLE INTRUDE Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been going with a young man for six months and we get along well, especially except that my people monopolize so much of his time when he comes to see me. He is too much of a man to say anything and still I know that he does not like it. My girl friend and I have about decided to get a room together. I don't mean to allow him to come to the room, but at the same time I am wondering where I could entertain him and not cause comment. It is very inconvenient to go to a show or park every night in the week and I just don't know how to manage things. Do you think it would be ethical to have a small crowd of young people in the room as long as the people of the house consent? UNCERTAIN. I am sure it will hurt your parents' feelings deeply if you leave home and live in a room with some girl friend. Unless they are too much of a man to say anything and still I know that he does not like it. My girl friend and I have about decided to get a room together. I don't mean to allow him to come to the room, but at the same time I am wondering where I could entertain him and not cause comment. It is very inconvenient to go to a show or park every night in the week and I just don't know how to manage things. Do you think it would be ethical to have a small crowd of young people in the room as long as the people of the house consent? ENGINEER NEW YORK, Oct. 21 will take charge of completing the vehicle under the Hudson river New York and New Jamaica that Clifford Milburna chief engineer is dead been decided this afternoon died in Battie C where he was under traction a nervous breakdown. French engineers plans for a railroad to cross the Sahara... OLD LOVE ENDURES Dear Mrs. Thompson: Five years ago I was working in a certain place with a young widow. We were very good friends for not having been acquainted long, until there was a certain soldier came into our lives. She knew that I loved him dearly, for I often told her as much, but nevertheless she went with him a short time and they were married. This hurt me terribly. After a time they left here. But later they came back. I thought I had forgotten him until I met him on the street. Then I knew my mistake, for the old love was still there. Afterward I heard they didn't get along well. He had ceased to care for her in the least, and yet he has nothing against her so as to get a divorce, and she won't let him go. It seems to me she still cares for him, and thinks maybe he will learn to care for her again. Do you think he will? I see him so often, but never with her or the children. Always he is alone or has other CASH BUYERS Cleaning and Storage A Nelson BUENA PARK Phone Anaheim 7623.5 Fullerton Phone 173R1 The cloths of gold and silver were no more favored for gorgeous raiment in Bible times. Evening wraps especially favor them. The model on the left is of metallic cloth coated with black velvet with long tassels of silver. Embroidered metallic cloth fashions the wrap right, with collar and cuffs of beaver. The evening frock (center) is of georgette crepe over salin alip with a futuristic design in darker crepe. AGE Cats Tell Secret Last evening, Miss Gladys Rowland C. Fullerton entertained the social club at her home on East couple ave. Halloween decorations and costumes featured the early and holiday games were enjoyed. In the latter part of the evening the guests were seated about the dining table, which had its centerpiece, a large orange egg with a spitting black cat atop, and upon which was written "The cat's out of the Bag." Small bags with little cats on them were placed in front of each guest. It was soon discovered that the blocks of each small cat had the announcement of the engagement of the hostess to Mr. Charles Peckham and revealed later that they will be married early in December. Mrs. Rowland has been the secretary and bookkeeper in the office of Atty. H. D. Thurber for the past three years, ever since her graduation from Fullerton junior college. Mr. Peckham has been employed by the Pitts & Wilkinson service station for several years and is well known in the vicinity. Those present were the Misses and Mrs. Edward Stoffel of Anaheim, Stanley Berkey, Ted Corcoran, Charles Peckham and the businessmen. FULLERTON BRIEFSE At the regular weekly meeting of Fullerton Kiwanis club yesterday was a large attendance, S. C. Huntranft spoke on proposed state amendments. The A. C. of C. of Orange co-mot tomorrow evening in McFarlane Cafe, Fullerton. Miss Iua Mae Lambert has arrived over the S. P. from Minot, N. CHURCH AND CLUB NEWS FIFTY YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE MARKED TODAY THE East Broadway home of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Wickett is the scene of a very joyful occasion today and this evening when a reception from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 marked the fifteenth wedding anniversary of the venerable couple. The receiving line is composed of the honorees and Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johaston, daughter and husband of the Wickettts. The son, W. H. Wickett and family, of Fullerton, were unable to participate in the happy affair, through illness which necessitates quarantine. The house is a garden of gold with rich yellow chrysanthemum and gorgeous dahlias in unlimited quantities, many baskets of them having been sent in from loving friends. Surrounded by adoring children, among them the grandmother, Mrs. Glenn Dottighty, whose marriage of just a fortnight ago was a society event of the early fall, today, probably marks the happiest anniversary of the date, Oct. 29, 1874. Mrs. S. C. Hartranft, Mrs. W. C. Doughty and Mrs. H. A. Hawley are pouring tea for the occasion, and the Misses Agnes Balfour, Agnes Johnston, Mrs. Marion Ross and Mrs. Glenn Doughty are attending in the tea room. No formal invitations have been sent out by Dr. and Mrs. Wickett but a general invitation was extended through the press, to which countless friends are responding during the afternoon. WEALTHY FRISCO COUPLE ROBBER FULLERTON BRIEFSE At the regular weekly meeting of Fullerton Kiwanis club yesterday was a large attendance, S. C. Huntraff spoke on proposed state amendments. The A. C. of C. of Orange-co meet tomorrow evening in McFarlane Cafe, Fullerton. Miss Iua Mae Lambert has arrived over the S. P. from Minot, N. D., to spend the winter with her sister at 802 Easy Chapman-ave. There will be no school Friday afternoon at Fullerton high and grammar schools to permit students to attend the ball game at Brex. Fullerton grammar school 8-D class will have a party tonight at the home of Thelma Howes. At Fullerton hospital: Mrs. Raymond Smith and Mrs. Nelle Corley, both of Fullerton. Mrs. Allen A. Burdick, 423 East Amerige-ave, returned recently over the U. P. from a trip to Milton, Wis. Miss Worthington left last night over the S. P. for Fruit Vale near San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Pfleghardt have returned from a trip to Fayette City, Pa., over the S. P., bringing Mrs. Pfleghardt's sister with them. An open forum is announced for Friday night at the Fullerton H. S. auditorium to discuss the state amendments. An invitation is extended public. Fullerton H. S.' girls' first basketball squad defeated the Garden Grove girls squad in a practice game Monday, 19 to 14, it is announced. Fullerton "skeeterweights," however, were defeated by Orange by 1 to 6. Leaving over U. P.: Mrs. W. B. Carley, Omaha, Neb., and Miss Ione Calkins Shawane, Wis. Leaving over Santa Fe: T. M. Cryder, Belle Plain, Kan.; Mrs. Frank Parker, Mountain Air, N. Mex.; Mrs. Julia Sullivan, Houston, Texa; and J. C. Bathudan and Mrs. W. E. Koch, St. Johns, Kan. ENGINEER DIES NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — Who will take charge of the work of completing the vehicular tunnel under the Hudson river between New York and New Jersey, now that Clifford Milburn Holland, the chief engineer, is dead, had not been decided this afternoon, Holland died in Battle Creek, Mich., where he was under treatment for a nervous breakdown. Flensh engineers are making plans for a railroad 2,000 miles to cross the Sahara desert. Evening frock of black charmuse satin with full skirt and heavy banding of fur. The satin girdle is finished by a large shinestone buckle. Neighbors Do Work The initiation officers of Scepter chapter, O. E. S., Orange, conferred the degrees upon a class of candidates for Chilpa chapter last evening in a most creditable, impressive manner. Mrs. D. G. Wetlin, worthy matron was escorted to the seal, and took charge of the work. A program featured the meeting wherein Miss Freda Lumisdion, and the Woman's trio, the Megdames Roes, Pemberton and Knips, were the vocalists, and J. E. Wallace played piano numbers. Mrs. J. O. Schwentker accompanied the singers at the piano. A very great pleasure was in greeting Mrs. Maude Adams, a past president of Chilpa, who had been in chapter for quite a year. After ceremonies, the entire company was invited into the appropriately decorated dining room where under the efficient direction of Mrs. E. H. Metcalf and Mrs. H. E. Hanson, luncheon was served. The Orange delegation included about 40 members of that chapter. BILLY WHLKERS BY FRANCES TOSCO MONTGOMERY Stubby and Button were captured yesterday and Snub and Ness said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fiercest manner, while Snub, standing outside with hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the paris they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover doughty and Mrs. H. A. Hawboy are pouring tea for the occasion, and the Misses Agnes Balfour, Agnes Johnston, Mrs. Marlon Ross and Mrs. Glenn Doughty are mounting in the tea room. No formal invitations have been sent out by Dr. and Mrs. Wickett but a general invitation was extended through the press, to which countless friends are responding during the afternoon. WEALTHY FRISCO COUPLE ROBBE SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29. Overlooking jewels twice the value of those stolen, two armed, marked bands early today held up Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Jacoby as they returned to their Jackson-at home and escaped after locking the couple in a closet of the home with valuables estimated to be worth $10,000. The robbers were lying in wait in the sitting room of the Jacoby home when Mr. Jacoby, who is president of the Standard Biscuit Co., and his wife entered They stripped Mrs. Jacoby of a $5000 pearl necklace, a $2500 bracelet and other gems, forced the couple into a bedroom closet and left warning them to make no outcry. So quietly was the robbery effected that two maids sleeping on the same floor were undisturbed. About $3,000 in old coins supposed to have been hidden by a relative, were found in his collar by W. J. Barron of PYort Carbon.Pa., when remodeling his home a few days ago. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results Try this medium. CHIGHESTER'S PILLS THE PLANTATION HOUSE IN THE SOUTHWEST OF NEW YORK IS A BUILDING THAT HAS BEEN USED FOR DECORATION AND AS A STORE FOR FURNITURE AND OTHER ITEMS FOR THE YEAR ENDED IN 1974. FOR THE next few minutes you never heard such a terrible howling and mewing and barking as went on. They only stopped when Nick threw a cover over the barrel Stubby was in and Snub threw a pail of water on Button. completing the vehicular tunnel under the Hudson river between New York and New Jersey, now that Clifford Milburn Holland, the chief engineer, is dead, had not been decided this afternoon. Holland died in Batticue Creek, Mich., where he was under treatment for a nervous breakdown. French engineers are making plans for a railroad 2,000 miles to cross the Sahara desert. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty and also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewed Button. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty and also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewed Button. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty and also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewed Button. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty and also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewed Button. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty and also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewed Button. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty and also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewed Button. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty和also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewedButton. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch and bite like a tired yesterday and Snub and Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop and Snub raised it up and pushed Button under. When in Button hunched his back and spit at Snub, in the fierce manner, while Snub, standing outside with his hands on his hips, laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat and be fondled and held on her lap while her lover talked to her and played with But not enjoy, and pinched his ears less was to be done, things Button did on the tip of his nose by any kind "I've a good mind to spit in her face when she kisses me on the tip of my nose, and to scratch and bite her lower when he pinches my ears. Yes, I am going to do it! Then I guess they will get another cat to play my part. I heard them say they wanted me because I was such a beauty和also because I am twice as large as any other cat they can get. But they will be glad to get another after I'm thru with them at the next performance, I can tell you!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish, aren't we?" mewedButton. "But we will soon be out of it for I am going to scratch和bite like a tired yesterday和Snub和Nick said they were going to shut them up in a chicken coop和Snub raised它 up和pushedButton under. When in Button hunched its back和spit at Snub，in the fierce manner，while Snub，standing outside with its hands on its hips，laughed at him. Now the parts they had to play were these: Button was to be a lady's pet cat和be fondledandheldonherlapwhileherlovertalkedtoherandplaymypart.IheardthemsaidtheywantedmebecauseIwassucha BeautyandalsobecauseIamtwiceaslargeasanyothercattheycanget.Buttheywillbe gladtogetanotherafterI'mthruwiththematenthenextperformance.Icantellyou!" "Stubby! Stubby!" mewed Button. "Where are you?" "I am over here in this old barrel," barked Stubby. "We are in a pretty kettle of fish，n'treatweareveryfreshandcleanatverylowcostperpound." AREN'T FOLKS FUNNY? Mrs. Brown thinks Mrs. Smith is "old-fashioned." She's right—for Mrs. Smith insists or baking her own bread. 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