Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1951 — Page 21
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WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY
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1951 The Register and Trivune Bymaicate
HERE
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by 10-22
season when there are parties to attend
it is great fun to design unusual and original costumes, but have
you ever thought of carrying a puppet dressed to match your This can be easily done by sewing a costume and facial |
costume? expression on a sock.
You
ir puppet might even help you to win a
prize when the judges have a close decision between your outfit and
that of another contestant, Any color of sock can is appropriate inside the sock. hair, and doll hats can be When the eyebrows
perhaps even felt ears, stuff the head with cotton or paper. Now to give the puppet action, put your finger up inside the head and talk |
to your sock!
then sew on felt or large button eyes. the toe will be the top of the head when your arm and hand are Yarn or bits of fringe braid can be sewed on for |
and select a’color which Remember
be used, but try
used for a “topper” for vour pupnet. mouth and nose have been added and
TOMORROW—Duck for Apples to Find Your “Sweetie.”
—By Al Vermeer!
[1 RETURNED YOUR BOOK TO THE
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DETERMINED A FEW MORE / 8% THAT ALL STEPS AN' IM ROME SHOULD ALL DONE BE PROPERLY !
IMPRESSED WITH HIS IMPORTANCE, FOOZY HAD HIMSELF ENCASED IN SOLID GOLD ARMOR ,.AND PROMPTLY RECEIVED AN "INVITE"*
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