The Book of Ideas

              the room methods, get a second chance. See to it the secretary is provided with a list of the visitors' names. She calls the roU clearly and distinctly and each Member in her turn responds. The visitors associate each person with her name and her thought. Then the Secretary asks each visitor, by name to say what she thinks. Through. this procedure, recognizing the importance of each individual, and putting her for a time in the limelght, everyone associates person, name and thought and remembers who is who. The spontaneous discussions that spring from ideas presented make the calling of the roll a most interesting and delightful feature. Here are some suggestions:-Something I Would Like to Try; A Dress I Will Never Forget; My Favorite Hobby; A Person I Admire; A Person I Would Like to Meet; A Toy I Remember; What I Would Enjoy Having Around For a Pet; Do a Trick; Bring an Article and Speak About It; One of My Mother's Sayings; When and Where My Husband Proposed to Me; When I Was a Green Cook; What Season of the Year Do You Prefer For Holidaying?; Qualities I Think Necessary.. for Happy Living; The Clause in Our Creed I Find Hardest to Uphold; A New Year's Resolution. Write it and sign it and hand to Secretary. Review it at April

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A Surprise Ron Call, Uoaunouneed-Have each Member turn in her handbag, make public inventory and charge a penny per article; Bring an Inexpensive Article for White Elephant Sale or Tea Prize, or for two o'clock Raffle to encourage promptness; Something I Learned About Shopping; Cutting Comers in Housework; "Hat of the Month Parade" with prizes; A Pattem for a Stuffed Toy or for Apron; A four-line Poem About Our Community;. Six Valentine Cookies, to be used afterward for lunch; A Sewing Kit for the Unitarian Services Committee; A Favorite Quotation; One Form of Politeness I Admire; The Job I Like Best; Sometimes My Husband Surprises Me; An Amusing News Item; Little Courtesies Worth Practicing; Name a Bird and Give Its Call; If You Had a Chance to Live Somewhere Else, Where Would It Be? Something I Learned From My Grandmother or From Another Friend; Uses for Biscuit Dough; My Handiest Gadget; My Ideal of a Husband; Irish Superstitions; Likes and Dislikes on TV Programs; A. Quality of a Good Neighbor; Things We Can Do For Others; The Oldest Article I Have. If I Had Three Wishes; An Advantage I Think Farm Life Has Over City Life; Some Thoughts I Have Remembered From W.I. Conventions; Exhibit Something You Have .Made; Sing-Song; Do or Pay; Where I Would Like to Spend Christmas; Little Known Facts About Well Known Places; What Would I do on TV if on a Program; My Favorite Possession (also a good subject for Essay Contest); A Highlight of the Summer; An Interesting Person I Met or Read About; Christmas Gift Suggestion; What Are The Things You Would Wish for Your Children?; What Qualities Do You Appreciate Most in a Friend?; What Do You Understand by a Successful Life?; Wear your Oldest Hat (give an amusing story about it); What Women can do to Improve Farm Conditions; Speak Half a Minute on a Topic Drawn from a Hat; A Bad Habit I Would Like to Overcome; Wear a Hallowe'en Costume to October Meeting; Shall We Have Hot Lunches In Our. Schools? What Branch of Education Do You Consider Most Beneficial to Women?; Child Training; Bring a Book for the School Library; Famous Persons in the Medical World and Why Famous; Health Superstitions; A First Aid Hint with Practical Demonstation; A Social Welfare Improvement Suggestion; An Accident That Could Have Been Prevented; One of My 32