In Memory of SHIRLEY TEMPLE

 December 09, 1934.  A SHIRLEY TEMPLE paper doll by Marjorie Wales, a S. L. T. Junior member.

 September 29, 1935.  Another SHIRLEY TEMPLE paper doll by Marjorie Wales.

1985.  AMERICAN DOLLS of The Twentieth Century Coloring Book.  Written and Illustrated by Nancie West Swanberg.  Published by Troubador Press.  A fun coloring book featuring a Margaret O'Brien doll and a SHIRLEY TEMPLE doll.

LILY LOU Paper Doll by Amy Nakashima

May 08, 1932.  "That paper doll family must grow and grow!  So Amy has drawn Lily Lou.  She's a lovely little girl even if she has only three dresses.  May be you can make some more."  By Amy Nakashima, a S. L. T. Junior member.

TRIX Paper Doll by Arval Grover

February 19, 1933.  Another paper doll by Arval Grover, a S. L. T. Junior member.

Buzz's Friend For Your Doll Family

June 11, 1933.  Here is a funny paper doll by S. L. T. Junior member, Arval Grover of Nephi.

Make This SPOOL CAT

July 26, 1931.  "Make This Spool Cat.  Cut out pussy's head and tail upon the dotted lines.  Next mount these upon thin cardboard or rather heavy paper.  Color pussy as you think best.  Now glue the head and tail to the ends of a small-sized spool as shown in the little illustration so that the cat can stand.  You can make many more such animals with the aid of ordinary spools and can collect quite a zoo full!"  A very cute idea submitted by S. L. T. Junior member, Hope Nelson.  I have posted several paper dolls that were drawn by Hope Nelson - if the dolls are not on this blog then check my old blog.

Cunning Cut-Out for Dog Days

August 14, 1932.  A little dog paper doll by Anna May Dunn of Rupert, Idaho.  A young member of the S. L. T. Junior club.

Here's Sally's Vacation Outfit

July 12, 1931.  "Here is Sally and her wardrobe for the girls to color.  Sally is all fitted out for a vacation at the seashore, for she has a sailor dress, a bathing cap, a swimming suit, and lounging and beach pajamas.  Color them well, and perhaps you can add to Sally's clothes many more handsome ones.  HOPE NELSON, Salt Lake City."  SALLY, a newspaper paper doll by Hope Nelson, a member of S. L. T. Junior Club.

BETTY Coed Joins Our Doll Family

March 12, 1933.  "Betty Coed, the big sister who is in the university, is the newest addition to our paper doll family.  Drawn by Marjorie Nilson, this cut-out has all the charm of a modern young lady and all a modern young lady's charming clothes."  A paper doll by SLT Junior member, Marjorie Nilson.

Bo-Peep For Your Doll Family

November 03, 1935.  A Bo-Peep Paper Doll by Marjorie Wales, a SLT Junior member.

Tiny Twins to Win Your Hearts

November 10, 1935.  Tiny Twins to Win Your Hearts by Marjorie Wales, another SLT Junior member.  She submitted many paper dolls to the newspaper.

Charming Miss Paper Doll is Ready for EASTER

April 12, 1936.  Another paper doll prepares her wardrobe for EASTER.  Charming Miss Ready for Easter by SLT Junior member, Marjorie Miller.  There are many paper dolls by Marjorie Miller on my old blog.

Sweetie Bunny

June 07, 1931.  A very sweet girl bunny paper doll and her wardrobe for you to color.  By a young member of the SLT Junior Club - I forgot to write down her name!