The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1944, Page 2

T e PAGE TWO ‘GIRL SCOUTS 10 HOLD COURT OF | AWARDS SUNDAY Headed for Stardom The Juneau-Douglas Girl Scout :Councll will conclude the local ob- |servance of National Girl Scout | Week with the holding of the fall court of awards on Sunday after- noon at 2 o'clock at the Elks Club. {The public is -cordially invited. Per- |sons unable to attend are invited to tune in to radio Station KINY, which will broadcast the program. The Juneau-Douglas Scouts now boast of a membership of 150 girls the Brownie and Girl Scout in treops. The national Scouts organi- | zation is announcing that its mem- \ip has increased from 671,000 Germaine Montabert Originals before Pearl Harbor to more than 1,000,000 girls at the present {time. In many communities long |lists of girls are waiting to partici- pate in the program as soon as suf- ficient leaders ¢an be found to work | with the girls. Reports made by local group re- iporlers follow: | Report of Troop No. 2 | By Beth Daigler Troop No. 2 had its regular meet- |ing at the home of its leader, Mrs ‘Eaxl D. McGinty. All members were present. The song leader, Mary | Nordale, led in “What Can the | Matter Be.” | The following reports on badges | were given: Beth Daigler gave an | interesting report on the care of the flag, and showed the other Girl | Scouts a plan of a four-room. cot- mge and its conveniences. Sylvia lLialer reported on her arts and | crafts by showing us the good and |bad points of six pictures she took feut at Girl Scout Camp. Connie Williams passed interna- {tional friendship and community |life; she gave a demonstration on (how to make e hospital bag. She {also gave the troop a talk on Nor- |way. Elsa Johnson brought a dar- !ling little elephant she had modeled {cut of clay. This passed her on arts and crafts. Deana de Groot showed how to fold the flag properly. Mrs. | Burr Johnson will be lieutenant of {the troop. It was voted to make Christmas boxes for the AWVS and the USO. | The first bateh of boxes were taken jdown to the AWVS today by the chairman, Beth Daigler. The meeting was concluded by saying the laws, the promise, form- ing the wishing circle, goodnight ,and taps. Report of Troop No. 9 By Louise Henning Troop No. 9 has been meeting in |the American Legion Dugout with |Mrs, J. H. Likens as leader. The newly elected officers are: Presi- dent, Rae Peters; Vice-Presideht, |Joan Lesher; Secretary, Ann Louise Henning; Treasurer, Lynn Bodding | Sergeant-at-Arms, Pat Waugh. The |cfficers were honored at a spaghetti |dinner by the other members. The girls are working as a group for the world knowledge badge. Each {girl will be required to make a re-| port, a scrap book and a doll on a foreign country to complete the badge. At the last meeting Ann | Louise Henning gave her report on | China, Mrs. Ruth Popejoy will be present at the next meeting and will report on China, having tra |\d- | ed there. "For Those Who ‘ Deserve the Best” QUALITY SINCE /887 R Pehrends Co Report of Troop No. 10 By Mrs. R. Nevin Troop No. 10, which has 24 mem: bers, meets regularly each week at | the Lutheran Church with Mrs. R.| Nevin and Mrs. B. E. Feero as lead- | jers. Activities of this group since or- ganizing on September 8, include: a hike, a party with the leaders and the prospective “fly-ups” as hos- tesses; listening to Thackery's “Roe and Ring” read, installment plan, reviewing some of last year's folk dances and games and learning one new one, also learning two new songs. Handieraft, the present pro- Ject, includes such work as knitting by some girls; others embroidery, and others making aprons. Orchids Chrysanthemums Gardenias Roses vt We Will Telegraph Flowers CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY During Hallowe'en week, the Girl Scouts of Juneau are celebrating the birthday of their founder. Juliette Gordon Low, born in Sa- vannah, Georgia, October 31, 186C With the lighting of a birthday FLOWERLAND Phlme 557 Second and Franklin Anywhere!? Krafft Building j THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA It'sa Young Man's World 100% Wool Topcoats, Blanket Lined . . . 19.95 Sizes 4 to 12 BROWN campers from different for the purpose of living togethel acquainted. In administered cake candle, each Girl Scout in} Douglas and Juneau will bring to a close this contribution jand getting period for the Low Memorial fund. [time the fund is This fund, es 27,/a relief and rehabilitation shortly ,|in all the coun s of the world comn girls of all r in the necessity of friendship. 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