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THIS & THAT
by emily b. miller
There is no reason for writing one’s name in small letters, but if it does cause so much interest as to have other columnists write in their column, I must have some* thing, or maybe the columnist is short of material. Well, as I have said before, I do not know how to write; it’s really not my life’# work (I’m a darn’ good cook)* go anything I can do to make folks read “This & That" and my ramb* ling on’s, let it be. Maybe after I’m a veteran of 15 or . 20 years, I will be able also to write as my fellow newswomen.
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As long as gossips stick to lies, you have nothing to worry about; it’s when they start telling the truth you better worry.
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“The old saying ‘it’s an ill wind that blows nobody good* must be true. Within the last week we were listening to the radio and heard the announcement of the ten per cent increase' on the cost of newsprint. We immediately; reached for the aspirin, which, of course1, helped the aspirin business. It seems as though every thing is bound to help someone.”
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The playground is just about ready for the children, both young and old; the tennis court is in full swing. “Why, Rayner Snead even had Jackie Price and Billy Moffett working on it." (That’s
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