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Show 'l T v . f ' "What eat ye, gray geese? Green grass, gray ' geese?" ' i , Sheep shouldn't sleep in a shack. Sheep shouldn't sleep in a shed. Ruth Dixon The player who is IT strolls around behind a circle of players and taps one of them, saying, "Where is my neighbor? Have you seen him?" The player who is tapped says, "Describe him." The player who is IT answers perhaps "He wears black shoes, is looking at the sky and has one hand in his pocket" The player who is tapped must be quick to spot anyone in this position before, he changes it He then chases him, and if the Si? man is caught, he is TIT SIX gray geese grazing gaily in Greece. .("' Junior Journalists Where is Mg Neighbor? Tonffze Twisters ' Silly Sally swiftly shooes seven silly sheep; The, seven silly . sheep Silly Sally shoos . shilly-shallisouth. . ' : ; T 7 ed Dear Miss Barrows: This morning Father and Mother took me down to the beach to watch my first sunrise. Sunrise on the Gulf of Mexico is a very pretty sight The sun didn't come up until almost six o'clock, but we were at the beach before 5l30. It dofen't get light all off ji sudden, but gradually. It is light enough to see well even before the sun comes up. This is a very nice time of day. Gulls fly along the edge of the water and eat little fish. Everything is quiet Then before you know it, it is almost as bright as day, though the sun hasn't quite come up yet Sunlight first hits the bottoms of clouds and Z turns them purple and orange. You next see the sunlight on tops of buildings. Finally you see a tiny rim of the sun as ' it begins to come up. It looks : like the sun comes right out of the ocean. Age 11 Sincerely, Leroy Gibson Galveston, Tex. Dear Miss Barrows: Our family went to Pennsylvania for a trip. While we were there we decided to go to Washington, D. C. We saw all the Government buildings. I liked the Washington Monument the best You can go to the top in an elevator or on stairs, so we went up on the" elevator. At the top you can see 10 blocks away. When we came down my daddy, brother,' and I came down the stairs. In all there are 893 steps, and when we got to the bottom our legs were shaking from stepping down,- - down, down all the time. . Sincerely, Roy R. Carriker Age 9 Atwater, 111. Dear Miss Barrows: I have a pet bulldog. He weighs 81 pounds. We have about 38 hogs. Our dog can throw a hog without putting The dog's a mark on ln name is Joe. He likes to chase the hogs up into the field and play with them. At feeding time he chases them to the feeding place,, then he gets the' bones from the feed. I like to play chase with Joe. I call and when he looks I start running with a rag in my hand. He tries to get it away from me, and if he does, I chase him. Finally he will jump up on me as if he were saying, "I am tired. So we quit playing. I go into the house and he lies down in a cool place for the night Dear Miss Barrows: A few years ago our neighbor found two darling baby racoons. He gave one of them to me. I began at once to feed him with a baby bottle. Ranger, as we called him, because he had a mask like the Lone Ranger, was very smart He soon learned to open the porch door, so we had to keep it locked. One day when we went to Sincerely, town I forgot to lock the door. Daniel Lee Donohoo When we got home the house East Palatka, Fla. was a mess! The water in the, Age 11 sink was running. The sugar bowl was tipped over. There Childran! Sand In your ORIGINAL wasn't a rug in place. Finally ona to Mill Marjoria brrowt, JUNwe found Ranger in a bed. IOR JOURNALISTS, 153 N. Michi-9- n He had crawled under the Avanua, Chicago I, IllinoU, with covers and was fast asleep. your nama, AGE, and addrait. Tho LETTERS-HOMIES-STORI- " v. Age 11 H rcmtiy Wrtkty Magazint, January I, If 51 bait contribution! Sincerely, writart of th Kitten Edwards $5. All contributors will racaiva fha JUNIOR JOURNALISTS' button. Newell, S. D. ra-eai- va |
