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Show - 0- To a Degree The premium's on knowledge, And Junior is all set: He's going to enter college, And i'nfgoing to enter r debt. 7 Dick Emmons and uips tes The father dearly loved his daughter and was reluctant to lose her by marriage. When a young man came to ask for her hand, the father set about discouraging him. "She's terribly extravagant he said, "can't cook, is untidy around the house, tends to be moody . . ." "I'm aware of her faults," the suitor said, "but I still ., . ." 'Faults ?'' screamed the fa&er.Faults?-Whosay- & my L. John Powers daughter bas faults?" . 1 . iTow Note to My Neighbor My thanks; dear neighbor, for coming in While I'm away on vacatio- nTo water the plants. I can't begin To state my appreciation, knows there's something wrong with the toaster. Jay Sherwood A rather stout woman visited ber foot doctor. After he pried her foot loose from a dainty shoe, he asked her what 'her trouble was. ; "It seems my feet are always'sWollen," she complained. "I wonder what causes this." The doctor glanced at her feet, then at the shoes. "Well," he mused, "it could be pride in accomplishing the imMartin Tonn possible." . You prove what neighborly friendship's jor, And which of us doesn't weed it? So I'm leaving this note in my bureau drawer Where 1 know you'll find and read it! Georgie Starbuck Galbraith 7 ' 'Junior TRESS URE Chest Edited by MARJORIE Let's Make It! BARROWS, Jack Rabbit Chase One player is Master of the Hounds; two others are Greyhounds. All the others are Jack Rabbits who huddle together. Master and Greyhounds stand about 20 feet away from them. A spot behind them is the goal.1 - When Master claps his hands, . Family Weekly, September 3, 1961 By Lois Williams Stein all the Jack Rabbits run into the open field toward the goal. The Greyhounds, working as a pair, chase and try to tag them. As they are tagged, they drop out of the game. The last Jack 'Rabbit to be tagged is the winner. He also is Master of the next game. Editor of The Children's How. Let's Draw a Horse By Suzie Snider By Ann Davidow o o Trace the diagram of the turtle, paste it on a piece of cardboard, and cut it out. Bend the neck up, the head down, and the feet up. Clean out half of a walnut shell and paste it to the cardboard turtle. You can , paint a name or design on his back. 12 "How do you ge?hini to swallow?" v To draw a horse that's not a shame, Is simpler than you think, I claim. Now erase and we'll have gone Some extra lines that we had drawn. Connect the circles and add ears. Behold, our horse's head appears. An eye, a nose, a mouth he'll need So he can see, snort, chew his feed. A neck to hold proud head on high A bridle add so we can ride. This horse is anybody's pride! Our little sketch will beautify. |