"We'll have the whole town there."
"If we let in some of the school kids we'll get all their families on the string," recommended Roger.
"I'm working up a feat that I've never seen any one do," said Tom. "I'll turn it loose for the first time at our show."
"Remember, you're all coming to me next Saturday afternoon," Dorothy reminded them as the Hancocks and Watkinses put on their overgarments and sought out their umbrellas preparatory to going home.
"And we'll bring a list of what we can contribute ourselves and what we've collected so far and what we think we can collect and we'll turn in anything we've made."
"If there's anything we can work on while the Club is going on we'd better bring it," suggested Helen.
"Mother says we may have the sewing machine in the attic," said Dorothy.
"I believe I'll take my jig-saw over," suggested Roger. "Aunt Louise wouldn't mind, would she?"
"She'd be delighted. Bring everything," and Dorothy glowed with the hospitality that had been bottled up in her for years and until now had had but small opportunity to escape.