What's Your Hobby? D O YOU ride a hobby? Do you collect stamps, old coins, hat boxes, antique furniture, first editions, doorplates, music cover pages, or family trees? If you do, you will be interested in the following tabulation of hobbies, in the lists of books, magazines and other publications about hobbies, and in the list of individuals, groups and organizations from whom information on hobbies may be obtained. All of this information has been obtained by the Federal Office of Education from schools, libraries, museums, playgrounds and recreation departments, and groups of individuals interested in hobbies. It is hoped that the information here given will rekindle the interest of former hobby enthusiasts who are beginning to go stale, will lead present hobby fans to new worlds to conquer-to wider realms of exploration and invention, and will make hobby converts of those not yet infected with the hobby germ. This hobby directory was compiled to be of help to you, whatever your age, sex, size, interest, or personality. And remember, the information is not complete it is merely suggestive. Honorable mention design in School Life cover contest at New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Design by John A. Gibbs. The contest was carried on under direction of William M. Odom, President, and Mrs. Elsie Brown Barnes, Instructor in Design. Magazines and Periodicals Devoted to Hobbies: Scholastic. Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Hobbies. Lightner Publishing Co. 2810 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. Recreation. N. Y. 315 Fourth Ave., New York, Leisure. Mass. 683 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Industrial Arts and Vocational Education. Bruce Publishing Co. 524 N. Milwau kee Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Industrial Education Magazine. Arts Press, Peoria, Ill. Manual Rotarian. Rotary International Co., Chicago, Ill. |