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News (By Shirley Woodward) _ Our bays vsited Mr. W. B. Dolph’s farm on a field trip Friday, January 6. While there we saw a hay drier and had the advantages of it explaned to us. We visited his -farm shop and found it was very modern and up' to date. We also saw some very nice registered fi lls and hugs.
“Just For Laughs”
^ The guys who t.dnk o r fid.eare rough, Would quickly change tite.r views. If they'd compare the ones we print With those we're seared to use. * * * Father: “Well son, what did you learn in Sunday School today? Anything1 new?” Young Hopeful: “Sure, Daddy. I learned all abopt a crosseyed bear. His name was Gladly. We sang a song about him. Gladly the cross I’d bear.” * ¥ * “Does a still, small voice tell you when yor have done wrong?" "No, a loud, large voice. I’m married.” * * * Barber: “Were you wearing a red tie when you came in?” Customer: “No.” Barber: “Gosh.” * * * “Guess I’ll hit the hay”, said the farmer, as he slipped off the barn.
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