(Post War Continuation of Army Scrap Book)Valentine Day – Feb. 14th Two Hearts Joined on Valentine’s Day Miss Betty Hayward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. … Read More ›
Category: 1946
Memoryby J. L. S. Night after night,Slipping, staggering, sliding,In single file we go.Our Major is riding (poor horse)Mud, mud, mud everywhere.Full field equipment,Near a hundred … Read More ›
Cows give milk,Milk brings money,Hens lay eggs,Isn’t that funny? Just buy a cow,And a hen or two.Farmers don’t haveA thing to do.– Tolona Fink He … Read More ›
in Moitoret’s combined cellar printshop and rabbit hutch. Starting the New Year OK, OK – so let’s forget all that “Captain” stuff. Just call me … Read More ›
If you have warts on all your toes.Have hope!If you want to smell like a rose.Use soap!If the weather is rainy and you’re wet to … Read More ›
THE August bundle, in which Strictly Personal made its debut, was our first. I sat up quite late to read thru the contents, and enjoyed … Read More ›
Brace Yourself, Ed Allowing Ed Cole to speak at the Newark NAPA Convention Banquet was the greatest blunder of the NAPA. His speech, addressed to … Read More ›
Eggs a frying on pantry floor.Ink bottle trying to open the door.Coal stove dancing the highland fling.Nine dumb men trying to sing.Rain drops beating on … Read More ›
Obsessionby Jeanne Laurette Sullivan The noisy streets can’t dim your voiceThe fog can’t hide your faceNor can the shelter of the breezeReplace your sweet embrace … Read More ›
Upon Championing the Artsby Louis S. Brenner “Bud” Brenner, a potential member of NAPA, is a 20-year-old resident of Portland, Oregon. Here he tears himself … Read More ›