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Gildy Proposes to Adeline

The Great Gildersleeve · October 27, 1948 · 29 min · 3,760 words

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The Craft Foods Company presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder Sleeves. The Great Gilder Sleeves is brought to you by the Craft Foods Company makers of Parquet Margarant. Millions of women all over America serve Parquet because it tastes so good.

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They're favorite margarine. P-A-R-K-A-Y, R-K Margarine made by Kraft. Well, it's Sunday in Summerfield. An aura of peace and goodwill surrounds Water Commissioner Gildersleeve as he strolls home from church in his Sunday best with a pretty lady on his arm.

Oh, good morning, Jones. Glad to see you in church. Who's he, Sockmorton? And Jones is a clerk in the city treasurer's office at Lion. Oh. Always like to see those fellows in the treasurer's office attending church.

Well, as mayor to Williger. Good morning, Mr. Mayor. Glad you saw me in church. I mean... Don't you just love to go to church on Sunday, Sockmorton? Dr. Prescott Sermons make you feel so good inside.

Well, Adeline, they make you feel pretty good when you get outside, too. Pretty long talker, Prescott. Oh, you. I enjoyed every minute of it. I never saw so many pretty new fall hats. Ha ha ha.

It was awfully sweet of you to invite me to go. Well, I knew you'd want to hear Marjorie's first solo. She sang beautifully, Sockmore. Yeah. Little Marjorie in the choir. Family's growing up, Adeline. Before we know it, the baby will be going to Sunday school.

The poor little foundling. I don't think anybody's ever going to claim her. When are you going to adopt this rock morten? Well, the state law seems to think I should be married first. Well, it's none of my business, but I agree the baby ought to have a mother.

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