MUM RECREATION by JIM SLEVCOVE H e r e is a bibliography that touches upon various phases of recrea tion including parties, banquets, ac tive and quiet games, music and fun songs, stunts and skits, sports, hand craft, camping, programming and leadership. Carlson, Adelle, Choice Parties for L ittle Children, Nashville: Broad- man Press, 1956. Low cost with good ideas. Eisenberg, Helen and Larry, Family Fun Book, New York: Association Press, 1954. Fun ideas for home, trips, etc. Plyant, Agnes Durant, Playtime, Nashville: Broadman Press, 1951. Church centered parties and socials for all age groups. Depew, Arthur M., Cokesbury Game Book and Cokesbury Party Book, Nashville: Abingdon, 1954. Both tried and tested books. Brown, Thelma Sharman, A Treasury of Religious Plays, New York: Asso ciation Press. Eisenberg, Helen and Larry, Hand book of Skits and Stunts (1953). The Omnibus of Fun, New York: Association Press, 1956. A complete work on all phases of recreation. Both excellent. Harbin, E. 0., The Fun Encyclopedia, N a s h v i l l e : Abingdon-Cokesbury, 1940. A Giant collection of 1000 pages of social fun. Harbin, E. O., Recreation for Adults, Nashville: Methodist Publishing House, 1950. Planning fun for adults. Copeland, L., 10,000 Jokes, Toasts and Stories, New York: Garden City, 1940. E x t r a l a r g e , e x t r a good. Bargain. Handy Games, Delaware, Ohio, The Cooperative Recreation Service, Inc. Excellent pocket size manuals on all phases of recreation for all types of groups. Write for complete cata logue. Church Recreation, National Recre ation Ass’n., 8 W. 8th St., New York 11, New York. Help in total church program. Recreation Bulletin, Youth Dept., United Presbyterian Church, 209 9th St., Pittsburgh, 22, Pa. Well planned parties at low cost. If I could afford only five books, I would choose, Handy Games, Hand book of Skits and Stunts, The Omnibus of Fun, Church Recreation, and either of the Cokesbury books. Have you ideas that you would like to share in this column? Send them to us in care of The King’s Business.
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