A Paper Doll Named RENIE

September 12, 1920.  RENIE loves her polka-dot hat.

Fashionable HARRIET

November 19, 1916.  Please help HARRIET the paper doll.  Grab your crayons, paints or pencils and get busy!

A Young Girl Named RUBY

March 21, 1915.  RUBY the paper doll and her stylish new wardrobe.

A Few Revolutionary War Uniforms and Leaders at Yorktown

October 20, 1981.  From "The Mini-Pages" found in many newspapers across the country.  I had ancestors that fought for the Americans and I had ancestors that fought for the British.  Very happy with the results of that war I must say!  My man, George Washington, is one of my favorite historical figures.  I am so thankful for the men, women and children of that time in this great land.  The hardships that they had to endure for the freedom of their country.  GOD bless them and GOD bless all the brave men and women and their families that help to keep our country safe and secure.

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.

Stuffy, a Friend of BOOTKINS

July 04, 1937.  What to do when your legs are too short.  Now Stuffy will look great in his Uncle Sam outfit.  Many thanks to Edgar Martin.

A Patriotic Chick

1999.  A magnetic paper doll.  This chick is ready for the 4th of July.