Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #14 [240]

Jane talks with Reggie about the fallout from his prank on Flagpole in The Blade, while the group enjoys a winter day at the rink—until Kathy slips through thin ice, and Flagpole dives in to pull her out.

A vibrant introduction to Hawaii’s natural beauty and cultural richness, this four-page feature explores the islands’ stunning landscapes, vibrant traditions, and unique way of life—setting the stage for a deeper look at what makes Hawaii a special part of the American story.

In "Hole-In-?", a famous pro golfer named Wille McFarland pulls a clever prank on a fellow player, playing on the thrill of thinking he’s just made a legendary hole-in-one. The joke hinges on a moment of mistaken triumph, turning a simple round of golf into a lighthearted test of perception.

In a quiet town still reeling from a tragic accident, a boy's fall from a ladder becomes a turning point when it's revealed the man might have lived if someone had known basic first aid. The story follows the Civics Club as they take up the cause, rallying their neighbors to learn life-saving skills.

A young priest named John England, D. D., dedicates his life to spreading faith across the American South in the early 1800s, serving communities in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia with quiet determination and deep conviction. His journey reflects a powerful chapter in the history of Catholicism in the United States, told with reverence and clarity.