Just says, one of those present plugged it in again. Is that what you did, dear . Just plugged in the microphone . Well, martha, i saved that whole meeting. If it hadnt been for me, if i hadnt found the trouble right away, everybody wouldve gone home. Im sorry, dear. Honestly, now, this is a sample of the kind of recognition i get in this town. Why, for two cents, id cancel my subscription to this crazy thing. Oh, now, dear. Well, by golly, i would, too, martha, if i werent paid up in advance. Hi, mr. Wilson. Hi, mrs. Wilson. I have a swell idea, mr. Wilson. Lets you and me go dennis, im in no mood for any of your swell ideas. Martha, im going upstairs and lie down a while. Is he sick, mrs. Wilson . No, dennis. Hes just a little upset today because he didnt get his name in the paper. Thats too bad. Well, i better be goin now. Tell mr. Wilson ill leave my kite in your tree until he feels more like climbin. Hello, tommy. Its nice to see you again. Its nice to have you back home, mrs. Mit
Jeepers every time Something Interesting goes on, somebody starts spelling. All right. Run along. I just hate spelling. He just hates to be left out of anything. Why havent you told him . Well, keeping secrets isnt exactly one of denniss strong points. Oh, i see. Sit down, doctor. You want to surprise mr. Wilson at the luncheon tomorrow, you cant let dennis in on it. Im dying to see the plaque. Oh, yes. Of course. Of course. Oh, its lovely. Isnt it . This plaque is awarded to George Wilson in recognition of his Outstanding Service as chairman of the Community Chest drive. Thats nice. When you present that at the luncheon tomorrow, George Wilson is gonna be a very surprised and a very happy man. Boy, i hate secrets. And liver. Hey, theres mr. Wilson. Hello, mr. Wilson oh, no. He caught me again. Come on, tommy. Lets go see good old mr. Wilson. How come youre sneaking around in the bushes, mr. Wilson . I was not sneaking around in the bushes. I was getting my paper. Hey, we got some kind
I hope he didnt get it out of the wilsons garden. One thing i can count on, itll have a broken stem. Well, you can always throw it away. Not on your life. Close your eyes and dont open them till i tell you. All right. Okay. [music] bye, dennis. Bye, tommy. Its right in front of you, mom. Can i smell it . Do you want to . Of course, i do. Okay. Bend over. Now smell. Of course not. Open your eyes. Dont be scared, mom. Its not alive. Where did you get that . In somebodys trash box. I figured we could put it up in the dining room. Oh, dennis. I bet you never thought youd have one of these, did you . No. Would you rather put it up in your bedroom . What do you say, mom . Dennis, you shouldnt bring things like this home. It was a tough job, but i wanted to. You know why . cause youre the best mom in the whole world. Oh, thank you, dennis. Where are we gonna put it, mom . Well hey, dennis, the wilsons just drove up out front. Uhoh. Whats he, your lookout . Uh, just a minute young man. Its for
Oh, hi, honey. Ive just been talking to one of the boys at the office about mr. Purdy. He said that he went to a business luncheon for him about two years ago and dear, i know how important this is to you, but you mustnt get yourself so upset about it. Im not. Im not. Honey, when mr. Purdy gets here tomorrow, try and make up some conversation about the construction business. Tell him how much you like the smell of lumber. And how thrilled i am that hell be opening a factory here . Oh, dear. You know, honey, im afraid we shouldve made this a formal reception instead of an open house. But we didnt have time to send out invitations and get back answers. I know. I know. Wheres dennis . I sent him to the store to get some things for the party. Honey, do you think you shouldve trusted him with a thing like that . Hi, mister. Hello. Hey, you got a bee on your umbrella. Good for me. We got one like that, only we use it when we go to the beach. Good for you. Mister, if a swell little kid came b
Boy, i bet those beehives are just full of honey, arent they, opie . I wish they was. This late spring has got us messed all up. The late spring . Yeah, the clover aint bloomi and the fruit trees aint either. You know what, boys . Theres hardly enough honey around to keep the bees eatin. Well, if the bees cant find anything to eat, whatll they do . Its kinda hard to tell. Sometime, they just swarm up and leave. Leave . You mean for good . Opie yup. I might even have to leave with em, move to the country or someplace. Jeepers, opie, dont move away. Me and tommy will help, wont we, tommy . Well help the bees find honey. Sure, we will. How . Well, maybe find some new flowers for em or somethin. Yeah. We got flowers in our yard. Thats right. And mr. Wilsons got a yard full of flowers, opie. Two spoonsful for this one hey, theres good old mr. Wilson feeding the camellias their lunch. Hello, mr. Wilson. Why do they have to bother me now . Hi, mr. Wilson. Taking your nerve medicine . Thats wh