First Song-Sing You Sinners

Here we are, Doyne. Hi, Rosie. Hi, Bing. Lovey day. Isn't it, Grand? I guess you're right the first song today. No, you sing it, Rosie, if you please. You singers drop everything. Let that harmony ring.

Up to heaven and sing. Sing, you singers. Just wave your arms on the bus. Let the Lord hear your shouts. Oh that music right on the thing you said it Whenever that music, the devil kicks He don't allow music by the river sticks your wicked and your to pray And you all miss the hate

If you wanna be safe, sing you sin it, you sin it Just wave your arms all about

Let the Lord hear your shouts for that music I will sing you sinners. The devil kicks out of the river sticks your wicked and your depraved and you all misbehaved. If you want to be safe sing you sinners.

Come on and sing. There's a whole world of pleasure, entertainment and complete practical help wrapped up for you in May Good Housekeeping. 28 fancy free new hairdos that you can do yourself. Let Enrico Caruso, Charles of the Ritz, and other famous hairstylists compete for the pleasure of making you more beautiful.

Photographed in full color. Next, a complete, handsomely-illisprated casserole cookbook. Wonderful fun dishes. But need just a little warming time while you're chatting with guests in the living room. Also, fresh flair and easy care. Page after color page of summer clothes for dress, play, and travel, and where to buy them.

And, Good Housekeeping's better way section is filled with practical advice on many subjects. Included this month is an important discussion of polio vaccines and which to use, sock, saben, or both. And don't forget the memorable fiction, including a major new novel by Niven Bush, author of Jewel and the Sun. All this and much more in Good Housekeeping for May.