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Gildy Thinks Adeline's Stealing Birdie

The Great Gildersleeve · February 25, 1948 · 29 min · 3,705 words

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The Kraft Foods Company presents Harold Ferry as the Great Gilder Sleeves. Yeah, yeah. The Great Gilder Sleeves is brought to you by the Kraft Foods Company makers of Parquet Margarins.

Every day, millions of women all over America serve Parquet Margarin because it tastes so good. To market, to market, to get some Parquet, home again, home again, try it someday. You like it, you love it like millions who say their favorite hit by the show.

P-A-R-K-A-Y, P-R-K-Marger and made by Kraft. Last week, on a gentle breeze, centered with magnolias and peach blossoms, a lady blew into Summerfield, the event evoked conversation at the corner drugstore. She'd been a ransom's cousin, you say, Jane?

Yes, P-B. And she's from the same town, Savannah. Her name is Adeline Devereau Fairchach. You don't say. The southern breeze settled down right next door to the Great Gilder's sleeve and started a whirlwind of speculation that stirred the great man to his ample depths.

Don't see her. Maybe if I lean out the window a little. Is that you with the Gilder's sleeve? What? Uh, hello. That's why we now find the Great Gilder's sleeve plowing home in a heavy snow with a light heart a little early.

Yes, he wasn't peeking out this time. That's what I like about her. She's unpredictable. Anybody? Thank you. I thought I'd work around the yard a little before it gets dark, Bertie. Spring's just around the corner.

Is that where it is? It's still fair, Bertie. Yeah, nothing like getting an early start. I might just trim the heads between us and Miss Fairchild. You mean you're going prune them ice sickles? Must be something out there that needs doing.

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