Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1952 — Page 39

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PLEASE TAKE THIS BLAMED | HORN AN' HIDE IT FROM ME, | SOMEWHERE ABOUT TH: HOUSE - |

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last year, has a cute idea for you Try-Iteers. Peggy's hammock is]. so simple that all of you who can use a needle and thread can {make one of these. : You can make this hammock long enough for your longest

{old sack, or old curtain material. The material should be almost las wide as the coathanger and at least 25 to 30 inches long te be {in proportion. At each end fold a half inch or so of the material jaround the coathanger and stitch it with even stitches, whipping jeach end-side with several extra stitches, preventing it from ripping

‘fieach hanger, Now swing the hammock between two heavy. pleces : {of furniture, and let your doll take a snooze!

{ loose. When the material is stitched to the coathanger, bend the hanger hook into a loop so that the ropes or cords can be tied to

[rear man PRETENDS To Ba SIR {| LUDWELL SYMS. HE IS NOT: I, | PERO, THE MASK MAKER, HAVE 18 | SYMS' DEATH MASK AS PROOF. | HE IS PERHAPS A THIEF... AS WELL AS A MURDERER!

TOMORROW: Knife, Fork, and Spoon Paper Napkin Dolls.

FLAMINGO WILL CATCH HIM,

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FRECKLES

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