The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-06

cakes
for refund So there In all honesty if you like fruit
cake there is none any better to be found anywhere
And too my Off to buy back any cake not satisfactory
still stands
Often in reading accounts of members of the Ku K1x
Council excerpts from their talks, etc. am comforted
with the age-old philosophical question of which came
first the egg the egg heads Of course it little matters
which came first, the latter is with
Heard comment last week to the effect that people
had been shot for doing less to Shakespeare than did
Well scholars should realize that newspaper make up
extremely exacting bit of business, for to be sure
has yet came up with effective type squeezer
Anyone planning trip to New Orleans and wanting to
go by way the causeway would do we'll get their
directions from Margaret Olsen Harvey Craft did.
Result First got lost in Bogalusa. Second, got lost in
Covingon Third got lost after crossing the causeway
Both Margaret and Harvey explained to me- "Is real
simple" Too understood the distance to be 127 miles,
plus buck for the toll bridge One buck the right
amount but the distance amounted to 1903 miles by the
time got into New Orleans via the golf at City
Park
Of course and I'll admit it, I've always had trouble with
such problems as how to get somewhere. | remember
few years ago having taken off in Piper Cruiser from
Hattesburg, enroute to Picayune about as minute
flight. Along about Poplarvlle into smoke
from burning woods that did it, Flight time: One hour
thirty minutes, via Kiln Miss, that is.
Another time flying the plane, headed for Tus
caloosa Gust north of Laurel into weather and
decided get above it. For about hour stayed above
it. but end to and unable to get weather
report the radio decided drop down and where
Twas Finding hole descended Waynesboro, Miss
was the first town I found CONCLUSION: Just could
be that it wasn't the fault of Margaret and Harvey Perish
the thought! 1t just couldn't have been my stupidity
matter what the from Huntsville wrote about it.
The booklet of editorial reprints which I've MENTIONED
several hundred times up to is at the printers Just
when it'll be finished have been unable to deter
mine from that Seems if had wanted it out by
Christmas would have done we'll have gotten the copy
to them around the Fourth of July But it
off the press copies Will be mailed to those of you who
have ordered them AS to the printers might add that
fail to understand their attitude They anx
Gus to printing for cash than for credit The at
ttude of people! And now for the commercial The
booklet will sell for fycents and will contain something
like twenty editorials from past issues of this paper
Ffy-cens in American money, that is Confederate val
have declined until I'll be unable to accept their
currency. American money only, please. In ordering,
please do send any money Just your and adj
dress and will bill you when your order has been
filled Fair enough?
Another Commercials I've received few requests for
the address of Harry Goldens paper in Charlotte N C.
The paper is $2OO per year, ana addresS harry Gooe
Editor The Carolina sraelte Box 25O5 Charlotte N g.
AS I've said before the paper real delight and worth
a lot more than two bucks please Harry, no ideas)
To nv mind there is no questioning the fact that elevis-
ion has done wonders for radio in that radio is play
ing recordings for the most part having dispensed with
such drama as "Johns Other Mothern-Law." And now
if something would just come along to do something
for teevsion!
NJ o,,+ If thp mouths of babes indeed! At the Hat
ecIro most office afternoon last week young lady,
who looked to be about three rushed to me and cred
"Hey, Santa Catls!'
And over at the home of Harvey and Mary Beth Craft
ecentlv heard their young John, ask his mother
"1s this tomorrow" Mary Beth didn't bat an eye YES
it is john she answered departed confused copietey
And at my own home came the browning dow one
;r I rushed back the shower curtain and there