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"When my little f ; r -v
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neck that spread
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ing. I tried RESINOI, Ointment and
RESINOL Soap on him. Results
wore amazing. He could rest com
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was healed so well that hardly n trace
of the irritation remained. What a
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Ida M. Pardue
Pop is an empty pop bottle. Stand it
on the floor. Players take turns trying
to feed ten dried beans into the bottle,
tossed from a distance of three
feet. Keep score, counting one
point each time a player gets a bean in
the bottle. Winner is the one with
the highest score.
A Treasure Hunt That's Different Rgn Eskil
tgjj n this game, before the guests arrive, the hostess hides a thimble, a small hat pin,
fclf a shoe lace, and other small objects in the living room or recreation room. She
t3 writes on small slips of paper the name of each object and puts them in a box with
the blank side up. To start the game, each guest draws a slip from the box, and he must
hunt for the article named on the slip, and this article only. If he happens to find some
thing on another person's slip, he must keep mum. The hostess announces that nothing
is in a drawer or under cover that everything can be found without moving furniture
or bric-a-brac. If there are only a few playing, give each several things to find. A time
limit is a good idea.
Word Riddles
Ragna Eskil
1. What word has the
letter u in it three times?
It begins with the initials
for United Nations. Then,
a personal pronoun;
another u; and a boy's
nickname.
2. What word begins with
an r; ends with an r;
and has an r
in the middle?
3. What African fly has a
twin spelling?
4. What is the name of
a gun that is a letter of the
alphabet, said twice?
5. What word, telling a
time of day, can be
spelled forward or
backward?
Answers:
uoou s aa t
'asjos; g 'j3JB.t "2
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Do You Know?
Loit Williams Stein
1. How do ants "talk"
with one another?
2. How do earthworms
breathe?
3. How fast can a homing
pigeon fly?
4. What nuts grow
underground?
Answers:
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unoq ub
sai'in 09 0 uo.tj E
u;5js Jiaifi qgnojqx 'Z
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uo aeuuajue air itjiav
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Put n Place Puzzle
n
Out of the pieces in
Fig. 1, can you
make the horse's
head in Fig. 2?
Try it and see.
It's fun!
Fig. 2
Funny Face
Julia Handy
A necessary prop for
this very funny party
game is one small plate
per person. The party
giver asks all the guests
to line up Indian-file,
facing him. The idea
is to follow the leader's
actions exactly. He
holds up his plate,
underside away from
him, and with one finger
makes a circle on the
back of it. Then he makes
a circle around his nose
or eye. Next, he taps
the back of the plate in
two or three spots and
makes similar taps on his
nose or forehead. He
marks an X on the
plate, then an X on
his chin or anything
similar that he likes.
The guests do all of these
things, too, looking at
no one except the leader.
Now the fun comes when
the game's over and the
guests discover that
their plates had been
blackened on the back
with a burning candle
before the game began
and each face is
marvelously smudged.
Of course, the prize goes
to the funniest face!
Right in the Car!
Nancy Clinfon
On a long drive, this
guessing game is fun and
you don't have to move
an inch. The person It
hides an imaginary
object in the car.
The other players may
ask, "Are you hiding it on
the cigarette lighter? In
the glove compartment?
In your right trouser
pocket? In Mother's
purse? In your left ear?
Under the brake?"
Or any other place they
can think of. The only
answers can be yes or no
until the right guess.
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Family Weekly. October 5, 19SS