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Women's Club Speaker

The Great Gildersleeve · January 17, 1943 · 29 min · 5,057 words

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Craft presents The Great Gilder's Leave. Craft Cheese Company will also bring you a Vincrozzvie every Thursday night, present each week at this time Harold Perry has The Great Gilder's Leave, written by John Wheaton and Sam Moore.

We'll hear from The Great Gilder's Leave in just a moment. As you, homemaker surely know, keeping a family well fed these days is no snap job, especially if you have a tight budget to contend with.

But there are highly nutritious foods that are economical too, and one of these foods certainly is wholesome parquet margarine, the delicious, nourishing spread for bread made by craft. You see, parquet margarine is an economical source of important food elements.

It's one of the best energy foods you can serve, and besides, it's reliable year-round source of Vitamin A because summer and winter every pound contains 9,000 units of this important vitamin. How parquet margarine is no ordinary margarine, parquet margarine is made by craft to the same high standards as all of craft's fine foods.

You'll find parquet's quality is reflected in its delicate appetizing flavor. So for flavor, good nutrition and economy, start serving parquet margarine tomorrow. Be us ask your food dealer for Par-K, P-A-R-K-A-Y. Par-K, Marjorie, made by Kraft.

What the hell are you doing? Now let's join our friend, the great Gilder Sleeve, when we find approaching a milestone in his career. As water commissioner, he's been invited to make his first public address before a meeting of the Summer Field Women's Club.

With the occasion only a few hours off and not a word of the speech written, time is getting a little short and so is the great man's temper. Come on, come on, where's breakfast? Where's my coffee?

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