Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1950 — Page 25

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WER of THE WEEN mW ST L0US MISSOURI BR» Susy Mrs. Ruth Becker, of St. Louis, this week's WINNER OF THER WEEK, is a camp director of Camp O-Tahn-Agon at Three Lakes; Wis. Like all good camp directors she is always looking for new camp crafts and has tried many TRY IT ideas in her camp. She thought perhaps you boys and girls would like to make these attractive napkin holders like they made in their camp. Other camp directors might like to have this as a camp project for taRe-home gifts for campers. pos Snap or spring type clothespins may be ptiréhased at about & cent per pin, and when they are carefully decorated they make attractive inexpensive gifts, In decorating the clothespin many different methods may be used. The name can be painted on, | burned on with an electric burning pencil, inked on, or printed-on with a crayon or colored pencil. : . The design should be something that is attractive to the one whose name is printed on it. Mother might have a flower, Dad a star, or brother a pistol, These holders are fun to make for each member of the family whether you go to camp or not. TOMORROW ~—Carry Your Tackle on Dad's Old Hat.

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