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Newspaper
The Pulaski News
Location
Pulaski, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
16
A humorous column notes that Father's Day becomes a payday ritual for many Papas with gifts and expenses. It surveys Pulaski fathers on bonds and earnings, highlighting the ironic routine of traditional duties and the hope for affection without much cost.
Classified ad insertions require dialing 28411. Rate is two cents per word with a minimum charge of twenty five cents per insertion.
George Gravely advertises reupholstering and refinishing of chairs and sofas at 406 Floyd Avenue with guaranteed work. Call 2 8411 for service.
For sale one Johnson twin outboard motor model K 40 in good shape. Contact G. W. Covey Jr. phone 175 Wytheville Virginia.
A cheerful ad promotes Sunny Valley living with lots of one to five acres. It offers small down payment and flexible terms, claiming a five minute ride on a good road. Dial 2-3291 to see properties in Sunny Valley.
Two room furnished apartment for rent on the first floor at 509 Randolph Avenue. Monthly rent $16. No children. Dial 2-4532.
A lighthearted, fragmentary quote rants about a disruptive person during vacation time and jokes about the dad being “on the level” yet “flat as a flounder.” The speaker mocks the nuisance while noting the family’s enduring, humorous resilience.
The notice states that if Friday home delivery is not made on the north side of Pulaski, copies may be purchased at Burns Sweet Shoppe or at the paper’s office at 19 Lee Street next to Acme Dye Works.
The Virginia Oak baseball team meets Bramwell West Virginia Saturday at 1 30 p m at Caffee Park. Bramwell has won its last five in a row while Virginia Oak Seeks a four game streak promising a real contest for local fans.
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