The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-03
HOBBY RIDING WITH MAX
CHAMBERS
THE FINDING LIST OF HOBBIES


given as the answer to several re-
quests with the hope that you may
choose hobby to your liking. The |
list was taken from THE Care and /
Feeding of Hobby Horses, Leisure I
League Booklet $3.50. Consult |
your librarian for books on your
choice Hobby. Hop on Hobby! /
The riding is fine.
Doing Things l
Anagrams, archery, backgammon,
bag. punching, boxing, checkers,
chess, coasting, dodge ball, field ball,
fishing, handball, kite flying, mar
bles, marionettes, baseball bowling,
camping, canoe pole exploring, foot
ball, golf, horseracing hunting, par
lor magic, pitching horseshoes, pad
die tennis, puzzles, Switchboard, vol
pong, soccer, tennis, yachting, acting,
bee culture, dancing, debating, fruit
raising, minstrel shows, reading,
story telling, horses, dogs, cats, fish,
pigeons, birds generally, rabbits,
pets, gymnastics.
Making Things ii
Reading, writing, gardening, let
ter writing, music pictures, model
ing clay, wood carving, artificial flies
for angling, block printing, boat
building, bookbinding, china paint
ing, cookery, design, gunsmithing,
heraldry, home decoration, inven-
tion kites, knots and splices leather,
linCleum block printing, mechanical
drawing, art metal working. wood
working, model airplanes, ship
models needlework, paper cutting,
photography, pottery, printing, soap
carving. silhouettes, taxidermy,
weaving--loom, basket weaving.
Acquiring Things Ill
Albums, antiques, guns, auto
graphs, banks, children's; barber
cups, bottles, buttons, carved worries,
china pitchers, cigar bands, canes,
clocks, coins, curios, dolls, elephants,
fans, firearms, glassware, hooked
rugs, hour glasses, Indian arrow
heads, lamps, lock and keys, maps,
old; match box covers, medals, nails,
old newspapers, paper money, pen
postage stamps, postcards,
ship models, songs and
ballads, shells, street car tokens,
books, birds eggs, butter
flies, fossils, cross sections of trees,
insects, stuffed animals or birds, wild
lowers, paintings.
Learning Things w
Art, aeronautics, Genealogy, &C.
'logy, Mathematics, Mineralogy,
Biology, travel.
Hobby Fair
The Pocomoke City Hobby Fair,
March 10, drew more than 400 peo-
pie to the largest P. T. A. in several
years. With nearly 100 exhibits
about equally divided between hob
Dies and odd objects. Principal YER
lin c. Krabill says, 81 feel sure that
the success of this, our first Hobby
show, guarantees even greater ex-
hibit another year. More than that,
it will interest our young people in
hobbies and no one can
future lives"
The Grand Prize was awarded to
Willis Boil and Ralph Ross for a
wonderful exhibit of American coins.
Cecilia's Shaw's fine autographs won
first place for High School girls
while the High School boys prize
was won by Jimmy Snow with his
books and documents. Sarah Kath-
crime Dryden's collection of dolls
was awarded first place for element
airy girls and Robert Landlords In
dian relics won first place for ele-
mentary boys. Kenneth Vincent
won the club prize.
There's nothing like Hobby Fair
for personality emergence.
The Laurel, Delaware High School
Hobby Fair is coming soon. It's a
Rotary Club Project.
Column Title Contest Winner
M. X. Tryzno, Chestertown, Mary
land, submitted Hobby Riding with
Max Chambers" My thanks to all
for the many interesting suggestions.
Another contest in this column on
April 10 for those interested in
Taxidermy-stufiing or mounting
animals and birds.
Next week: Gardening.
areas, tide gates are erected to con-