(xx) Thimble Club Meeting

And now get ready to smile again with radio's home folks. They can say it written by Paul Rimer. Well sir, it's late afternoon as we approach the small house halfway up in the next block now.

And here on the back porch we find Vake and Young Russell. The gentleman are standing on the top step at one and a serious conference seems to be in progress. He's fine seeing you and the man don't dare enter his own home.

It's always like this when mom entertains the symbol club lady. It's cold out here. Yeah. I'm going to sneak in the house. You can't. Why not? Because there's ladies all over the place. There's five or six ladies in the living room talking.

Mom and Miss Timbott and Miss Troller fixing their threshments in their kitchen. Miss Morris, Miss Adonon. Miss Crider having some kind of a committee meeting in the dining room. Miss Johnson's up a new mom's bedroom laying down at the flight headache.

And Miss Craig is in my bedroom up the hand of a dress she kicked loose with a heel of a shoe. Not a scepter. Of course you can go on there if you want to.

Well Mr. Gook, say you're quite the stranger. Miss Pendleton, you've met this nice man, haven't you? Miss Pendleton, Mr. Gook? Mr. Gook, Miss Pendleton. I just met Mr. Gook in dying for one of those perfectly delicious little daily ceremonies.

That's the way they found all right. By Georgia, there's coal out here. Well, as I knew your mother was entertaining in the symbol cub girls today, my son and didn't I remember it? What would you have done if you remember it?