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The whimsical characters drawn by nationally syndicated cartoonist George Smith of White Salmon belong to the Masque Company.
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George Smith bucks the odds - Artist tackles society through comics - by Dan Spatz White Salmon WA -The Columbian Mon- Dec- 28 - 1981
Peace and Love Sisters !!
THE BABY'S HEAD! LOOK AT THE BABY'S HEAD! WHAT ABOUT THE BABY'S HEAD! !
FROM THE VERY BEGINNING MEN AN' WOMEN HAVE HAD NOTHING IN COMMON EXCEPT STUPIDITY. THEY WAS GIVEN BRAINS AN' ALL THEY COULD SEE WAS APPLES.
Hi -O-Silver
I ENJOYED THE MOVIE YOU WERE IN GOD. The Boston Globe -Friday -May- 26- 1978
July 1942 - Private. George Smith
55 Years George & Virginia of White Salmon WA
IT'S WONDERFUL TO HAVE SO MANY SISTERS
1941-1942 - Collier's Magazine
George Smith bucks the odds - Artist tackles society through comics - by Dan Spatz White Salmon WA -The Columbian Mon- Dec- 28 - 1981
From the very Beginning Men and Women have had nothing in Common Except STUPIDITY They was given brains and All they could see was apples
Came on TV that the GUMMINT spends the average Americans income every split second -
Poem
There's no striation In God's creation -- His Kingdom will come When we see we're One. =...
1957 SIGN Magazine - Those Teeming Smith's
1987 Cartoonist Profiles
As a child she starred in her dad's syndicated strip Today she shares her humor on stage
Carol Triffle brings her family's whimsical humor to her theatrical production of "FROGZ" Carol Triffle and Jerry Mouawad,...
55 Years George & Virginia of White Salmon WA
FROM THE VERY BEGINNING MEN AN' WOMEN HAVE HAD NOTHING IN COMMON EXCEPT STUPIDITY. THEY WAS GIVEN BRAINS AN' ALL THEY COULD SEE WAS APPLES.
June-27-1942 - Pvt. George Smith - Saturday Evening Post
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