Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1951 — Page 25

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GRANDMA : —By Charles Kuhn

FOR ALITTLE VISIT! fn) 20.

GONNA BE HOME | |OH, GOSH, NOW WHAT DID I T'NIGHT, GRANDMA?| | DO WITH THAT LAMP THOSE

SEW SERVICE PATHES . “ON PATCH POCKETS OUR NATURE STUDY| {BOYS MADE FOR ME ? ~=— ! J : . {CLUB WOULD LIKE ‘ T' COME OVER a \ 2 iB

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| A new fad has started around our town which may or may not have started in your neighborhood. It is the sewing of attractive ‘Army service patches on jacket or pants patch pockets, During war times these colorful patches are much easier to obtain, but even now most patterns can be purchased at used Army goods stores. Just a collection of three or four shoulder patches {on your pocket will grouse the interest of your gang.

Many Dads who are soldiers or who have been soldiers may

J have some of these patches from their famous fighting outfits, It i would- certainly be- exciting -if you could have tales to tell about ul {special patches, perhaps some eVen taken from captured foreign armies, Most of you older boys and girls can learn to sew your patches in position. Don’t crowd them together, but leave enough space around each one so it stands alone against the pocket backyground. Patches can be washed many times without shrinking or losing their bright” colors. TOMORROW-—Animal Cushions for Fall Picnics,

—By Al Vermeer

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IT GOT A LOVABLE. NAY-CHUR. NOT ONLY |S YO’ NEVER HONGRY, WHEN YO' GOT A-DOGPATCH HAM — YO 1S NEVER LONELY!”

NATCHERLY. NOW, TAKE. THET HAM. AH LOVES IT.” IT KEP’ OUR FAMBLY ALIVE THROUGH 4 MANY A HARD WINTER, AN EXPECKS T‘LIVE ON IT, ALL THROUGH COLLEGE.

YO' KIN TALK TO IT, AN’ IT SEEMS T'ONDERSTAND. IT GIVES YO TH' COURAGE. T'GO ON —THARS ALLUS A QUIET WELCOME, WAITIN' FO'YO' WHEN YO COMES HOME T'ONE. A DOGPATCH HAM IS MAN'S BEST FRIENDS”

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IVE GOT TO CHANCE) | GRABBING A BRANCH: | ON TH' WAY DOWN 7.5:

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