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The Tree House By Hans Kreis
The four letters hidden in this picture spell the
boy's name. Can you find what it is?
Twelve States!
By Grace Stoner Clark
Guided by the letters given and the
number of blanks, fill in the names of
these twelve states.
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Coin Quiz
What four words must appear on
every U. S. coin ?
Answer: 'Bauatuv o sajrcjg pajiufi
The ABC Trip
By Ragna Eskil
Here's a favorite game to while
away the time on a long car trip. The
object is to find all the letters of the
alphabet in the signs along the road
and in their proper order, too. It will
be easy to find a, b, r. d, but it may
take a long while before you see a ;'
or q, v, w, and z. You may ride 50
miles before you get the whole alpha
bet, but you'll find that the time flies
by as fast as the scenery.
Hang It!
By Bill Barton
This is a tag game played outdoors
where there are low-hanging tree
branches. "It" cannot tag any player
who is hanging onto a branch with his
feet off the ground !
Drop-a-Letter
What?
By Bertha R. Hudelson
I'm tired and wish that I could rest !
With my last letter gone,
I'm what you do to clothes each time
That you put them on.
And now, with my first letter gone,
I'm found upon your head,
And if you did not have me,
You'd never know what's said!
Answers: 'HV3 HV3AV AHV3M
Let's Draw a Crab
By Ann Davidov)
Here's the way some mitts can be
A crawling creature of the sea.
Crabs, no bigger than an inch,
Can seem much larger when they pinch !
Fam'ly Wtekly,July 7. 1963