rom WAYS TO KNOW YOUR TOWN
By organized walks for the adven
turous. Find your friends who wish
to know their towns, too. Read
Know Your Town and decide where
to go. Plan weekly walks in differ
ent directions through the town.
"Sightsee" your town with curious
eyes and open minds. Look inside as
well as'outstde. Afek questions about
things you do not understand.
By pencil games for the stay-at
homes. A recipe: Take one winter
evening with the family at home.
Stir them up with one set of ques
tions from Know Your Town. Use
plenty of paper and pencil and al
low time to warm up. Add general
knowledge, one drop to each ques
tion.
By "spelling down" the uniformed
for the socially inclined. Mrs. Jones
invited her friends to a Know Your
Town "spelling down." She lined
them up around the room and gave
them questions from Know Your
Town. The1 social worker knew the
jail, but not the jury; the doctor
knew the free( clinic, but not the
naturalization court; the teacher
knew the school, but not the market.
They all knew the tax rate! Mrs.
Jones gave a prize to the person that
"stood up longest."
By neighborhood study groups for
the conscientious citizen. Appoint
three women as leaders for each set
of 20 questions in Know Your Town.
