‘ itheir name at Marvin Beach for
ENTO
mflouting" will be the topic under
da-ut'th'e weekly round ta-
‘ZLMZQheon «to be held tomorrow
‘.«t"§.fo'cio¢k at the'Royal James
'étlndméthe auspices of the Nor-
' mepubticun Women's associa-
MESH, George ; Ingham will
'a'. paper, on "Zoning." which
ifollowed byia. general dis-
“ outrofthe subject among the
‘ north! the organization. - Mrs.
4, ,"M‘crriman and Mrs. Maia] Weed
Incharge of'the reservat one for
'e "luncheon. _ ‘
iA't .11 o'clock this morning.
idem ,‘of the executive board of
{heifer-wont League of Women vot-
rsti‘fiietmthe call of Mrs. Helen
mi Weed to discuss several busi-
“4 questions. -.
J t 3 ”o‘clock this afternoon. the
omen's Foreign Missionary Society
meet at the, parsonage of the
retrlilethudist Episcopal church.
55mm”: of. the Mlnstcring circle
{Siffre First Congregational church
iii-.yolso meet this afternoon at 3
'cloekhvwhen- the annual meeting
stpnn'ed a. short 'time ago. will be
old at the ' home of Miss Sarah
wis on Lewis street. '
This afternoon. the Hospital
inible club will gather at the
V Eome of ‘Mrs. William Odell. 96
t‘avenue, for their regular "busy
. w . -
A'bumber of meetings Mid 56““
therings are on the progmm ’0’
(might. First there is the \Vomen
f "Moosehoart Legion who wii.
__e'et.at 8 o‘clock in Moose hall for
card party. As the affair is U.
eg'ln on time. all members are urg-
.. to be prompt. Refreshments
Jan follow the social time. ‘
' 'A't the home of Mrs. Louise Wood.
14-1 Orchard street. members of the
Mizpah Circle of Kings Daughters
of they South Norwalk Baptist
church will hold their regular meet-
ing tonight.
Court Laurel. No. 106. Catholic
Daughters of America will gather
’for a business discussion in the. K.
of C. hall. Washington street. to-
night at 8 o'clock. when all those
'beionglng are earnestly asked to at.-
fend- '- ,
A three-act comedy is also to be
staged this evening. under the name
of “Uncle Ephriam's Summer
Boarders." by the members of the
Triangle club at Community hull.
To trip the light fantastic. club
members of That Old Gang of Mine
willfgather at the Town assembly
hall. Dreamy moonlight Waltzes
'will feature the occasion.
Business will comprise the main
part of the program of the Grace
Baptist church "meeting tonight.
when members of the board will
discuss their Joint affairs,
F?" pleasure only. member
the Catholic Union Council. 1i<nli5;h"t);v
- of Columbus. will be present at en-
tertainment-to be'pr‘eserltéd tonight.
The program. which promises a.
number ,of surprirés, will be follow-
ed by a 'iunch'eon. » ‘
, Norwalk Girls endlk‘omens Club
Will hold its first ."get acouaintt-d”
gathering this evening. 'w’hlén'an in-
; formal reception‘will’be’hc‘ld.‘ Mrs.
Alfred Overthrcw will be hostess.
9 5r Guns—Adv
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--Pest Coal Harri
' ‘ I
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Mrs. John Keogh and daughter
Francis. 'who has been confined to
some time'past because of illness.
are spending a week at Atlantic City
{where Miss 'Keogh is recuperating.
: ‘ ’ 0 It 0
‘ c—Your fur garments altered. re-
lis an important'teaturoof the busi-
‘neas conducted by the Twin City
*‘Valet. 61_North~'l\iain St. Phone 408.
~,-.-'Adv.
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'Goorge Raymond of New Haven.
his parents in Belden place.
‘ U
lid ”factory 'wircing a specialty. Eluc-
"tflcxiequipm'ent and lighting fixtures
unreasonable prices. Moellcr's Elec-
trio Shop. 28 \Vashington Si.—Adv.
O O O
o, .» . - .
s—Lurge Pet coal. Harris a
u-Adv.
,. > u.»
..-' _o-elVo -
. name-bu. Ban-u a Gene.
Wbrd.-who has been ill.
' : 3 o‘ o
modeled or relihed-by experts. This
Epcot the weekoend at the home of
~Your electricity, troubles will be
.mmptly‘taken'care of here. .Honso
. . v C I O
ohn 'Clarkin and family who for-
m‘sflafllivedin Byington place. have
taken an apartment .at, 4 Demon,
. . ' . ' O '0 0
Mrs, Taylor. a nurse of Westport,
1 ding. a'few damnas the guest
' ,m .‘—‘Charle'e Gnerin. of Cross;
,' ",g'...‘ l"
.7 . 1111‘; Daniel . Spitzer. Jof Belden
" pines. has returned home ' after
“ 69rd ’ days with her sisterrin
DISCUSS ZONING 1A? A _;_ :LQ“ _f j
ROYAL qAMEs INN Mme Heart and _ 0
8: nuts. Windows
a.
' {‘Ingham to Read Paper—Many Social Ga-
therings Arranged for Toda.v g l'
Samuel Stewart. IJr.. of Pal-trick love to go out. ‘with fellows. But so
I have n' sister who; went out with
fellows at 16 and is going-to be mar-
ried at. 16. I am not allowed to go
out with toys or girls in the eve-
ning? Do you think this is fair? .»
avenue, was ln‘New York city Sun-
day. .
1
—-—Radlo service at Donnelly'a'
—Adv.
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Thomas May, of Holden avenue.
suffered a had full on the ice on
East avenue last Saturday. He was
painfully bruised about the body
and sustained a. bad gash of the
ale.
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PLUMBING PROBELMS.
Whether you are planning on new
work for the new building. new
work to replace the old in the build-
ing you now have or Jobbing work
in its every feature this establish-
ment can be of service with the best
of materials and workmen who
know how. Henry A. Hegeleln, 56
Water St. Phone 473-3.—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hopps. of
West Side avenue. Darlen, have left
for New York. city. where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
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William Shee‘han of Lexington ave-
nue has returned from a. visit with
friends in New York.
0 O I
P. Dominic of Bouton street was
n. visitor in New York City over the
meek-end.
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Joseph Martin at Stamford was
the guest of friends in Springwood
Saturday.
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Joseph Gabbibo of Bouton street
spent Saturday in Stamford.
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Stephen Hodos of Flex Hill road
has taken a position with the Cro-
ful and Knapp company. 0
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Mr. and Mrs. Near-y of Lowe street
had as their week-end guest their
daughter from Stamford.
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,John Fatina of Bouton street was
the guest of relatives in Hartford
over the weekooud.
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Joseph White of Lowe street
spent Saturday in New Canaan.
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St- Joseph's Sewing Circle will
'mect tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Edward Hayes at her home, 10
Burritt avenue. ,
o o o ’
ciety will omit its Thursday evenln
mcetlng and will attend the "church’
birthday party.tornorrow night.
0
. The King's Daughters of the South
Norwalk Baptist church will hold its
regular meeting tonight at the home
of Mrs. ’Lewls Wood .\ in Orchard
street.
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.Mr. and first. James Frabizio of
North Tailor avenue were the Sun-
g‘y guests of relatives in New York
. y.
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Mrs. Christina Santello of South
Main street has as her guests rein.-
tlves from New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Caster-go of
Sound View terrace entertained at
their home over the week-end re-
latives from Long Island City.
I C O
Mr. and Mrs. D. Esposito of Knapp
street hays as their guest.- their
daughter and her children of Green-
wich.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cairo of
Knapp street had as their week-end
guests relatives from New Haven.
I C h
Miss Irene Cross of South street
and Miss Margaret Juko of North
Taylor avenue were visitors in
attended Poli's Palace theatre.
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week-end.
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Mrs. Albert Benjamin of South
from New Canaan.
losing side.
g.. Room 84 Urban. l. f.;'Golden ‘1-
ton, r. 3.: Erickson. l. g.
making. basketry and
terms. Dongs!y.—~Adv. .
.W410 and Victrolas said do
‘Sglnetintes e 31,,an’srxseeeem8 so rapid that it
gbecoriies“ a“ sensation‘qmlly, however, his close
ends couid'vgtell youthgtyearsof hard‘work -
tobflldthatmei-ea.
. Q°L l.
\ ,
of 15. 1 like an
The Trinity Girle' Friendly 80%
Bridgeport yesterday where they
Harry Sullivan of South street was
a visitor in Bridgeport over the
street has as her guest her mother
' o o o - 4'
The basketball team of Room 22
of the Franklin school defeated the
team from Room 34 in the game
played at the school yesterday after-
noon. ; Polarik and Chariott starred
for Room 22 while Golden andllr-
ban played a stellar game for the
Each room has now
won one game. The deciding game
of the series will be 'played shortly.
The line up for room 22'was Char-
iott. r. f.; Polarik. l. f.: Charnok. c.:
Mead, l. g.: Hadik. r. g.; Hatkotf, r.
L: Wright. 1. f.: Hendrickl. 0.: :or-
I O C
In addition to the mllllnery. dress- '
. I11: making
classes, the Nor-walk Girls' and W0-
men's club has arranged for a course
of instructions in art. It will include
lessons in enameling. brass hammer-
ing and butt! work, The tuition fee
l 1' go: or whoever ,
PARENTS ans diam.
:4... t-ir"
me’
1...;
doesn't"show it ‘likb the rest.
Dear Mrs. Thom n; 1 auto girl .' ~ 8A8! 31..ny 1-3133.
oyablo tune and
BROWN EYES.
Fifteen II I. trifle too young to
go out evenings with boys and girls
to parties and deucegiend I don't
think you should complain' one bit
because your patentegdo not up-
prove of your doing '0 or allow
you to accept invitations. fJust have
a little patience. my dean-and they
will be, agreeable to it. when the
proper time comes. dear.
I O O O
WANTS ‘I‘O‘BE LOVED.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I tun a
young girl of seventeen and in love
with a. fellow of nineteen. I met
this fellowqet a. show one night and
he brought me home. He went with
me" steady until one night I went
with another fellow I'hud gone with-
before I knew him and he took nu
to a show. The latter fellow found
it out: and we broke up. We start
ed going together about two months
ago and then he quit me again. I
wrote and asked what. was wrong
and so he,camo down and we went
to a show: '39 told me he did it on
account of what I had doné before.
I guess we can't'get along for acute
reason. There is soothe; fellow
who wants to go with me. but I
don't want to go with him so much.
i don't want. Just one friend. «I
would like to go with all my friend...
Should I so book with the fellow I
love or go With all of them? I
would be happy if I knew some-
body loved me. I haven’t any fath-
er's love and my mother isn‘t like
other mothers. She loves us but she
for this series will be the some as for
the other classes. Registration may
be made with Miss Ruth Smith. tole-
phono 2688. The club is holding a
card party in its room tomorrow
evening. Although a. large number
of tickets have been almdy sold.
those Who have not made reserva-
tions may obtain tickets by getting
in touch with Miss Grace Moran.
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Members of Girl Scout troop
Number 3. -met yesterday afternoon
under the leadership of Captain Lot-
tie Munro. at the Grace Parish Hall.
for their regular meeting. At the
present time. ’the members of this
troup are hard at work practicing
for the groatlnter-troop basketball
contest. which will very shortly find
a place on the program of tho Nor-
walk Girl .Scouts. Carol W'ing in
coaching the girls.
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Members of the Portfolio Club
will meet today at the home of Mrs.
William T. Beer: in Orchard street.
for their regular meeting. At the
present time. the club momherl or.
studying modern sculpture and mod-
ern painting. This afternoon dis-
cussions will touch on various works
which today can be viewed in the
different cities in the United States.
Boston. in particular. will be resum-
ed by the women in their discus-
sions. , .
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At the homo of Mrs. Alice Thies
on Stuart avenue. members of the
Past Commanders Association of
Norwalk and Westport Shephards of
Bethlehem met for a, card party last
night. About twenty members ‘ere
present to enjoy the card' games
which were followed by delightful
refreshments“ Four prizes were of-
fered. I. first prize for ladies and a
first for gentlemen. and a. consola-
tion prize for ladies and one for the
gentlemen. Mrs. Arthur Burt won
the first prize for the ladies while
Charles Thompson won the first for
the men. Mrs. Louie Wood received
the ladies consolation prise. and
Adolph Bergman was awarded the
"consolation" for the men. The n-
socation will hold abusiness meet—
ing next Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Othame on Belden avenue.
lW
PLAY TONIGHT
Many Residents of 3rd
District in Cast of
Comedy to Be Given
At Community._Hall
The rural comedy. “Uncle Epi-
phram‘s Summer Boarders." post-
poned last .. week because of the
storm. will be given tonight in
Community ball by the Trinity Dre-
rnatio Guild. under the auspicbo of
The cast includes a number of Bel!
Norwulk residents.
. O O C
'- Miss Katherine Pennell of Bonn
street. will be in charge of the cake
sale to be held by the Epworth
league of the East. Avenue Hotho-
dist churohiin Chris, Furs market.
Van Zant street. Saturday otter-noon
at. 2' o'clock. -The proceeds will be
added to the general fund of the
league.
. .0-
Rev. F.1'... Piper of.Van Zant
street 'is in Boston attending 0.
t
r
.
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New Fox-Trot"
.“Moonngi‘iuand” route
\
t
the Triangle club of Christ church“
Elna. your‘are”oniv Women. 1
would advise y to insist ouyour
freedom to, go >
want to. The youn'x mufyou love
will be met adapt logoiwithyou
under such stipulations. as he is
now. Dou'trrun otter-bun when he
anyo‘um."1thmtswueto
write a. boy to find out why he does
not come. .Koefi ‘ your love clean
and trust that one of these do."
wunt‘ to be loved. up you are
married you can cive‘ your own ut-
tlo ones the affection you have nuns
gored for. Perhaps .if you make.
.utm of? a show of affectlou‘to your
mother she will respond and change
in her ways. i _
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SHE SHOULD SPEAK.
Deu- Mrs. Theron-on: 'uot outn-
lnooone of my very dear ’ friends
not a young men who is a. home
guard. After she had gone «with
bp was engaged to another girl. Al-
though she loved him very dearly
the would not. hm anything to do
with him. Every time 3 been him
he spouts. but she ’t speak.
Now we have heard he has broken
his engagement. Would you advise
my friend to correspond with him
again? There is another young
man who would like her company.
but she refuses him because of he:
love for the former Brae. .. ‘
WONDERING TIN SOLDIER.
' Your girlfriend had no cause to
stop speakink to the young man
merely because he was engaged. It
was rude of he: to do .0 and’he may
not cure to speak to her min. 1
would advise however that she
speak the next tune they meat. It
would not be wise for her to cor-
respond with him unless he writes
first. '
meeting of the Board of Advent
Chlrtsiun churches.
. 0 O . O
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk Improvement u-
sociotion will be held next Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in Com-
munity hell.
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To East Avenue Methodist church
school board will hold a. meeting in
the church tomorrow night at I o'-
clock. The official board of the
church will hold I. special meet-
in: on Thursday evening at 8:45 o-
clock. The church is preparing for
its fourth quarterly conference
which will be conducted by Rev. W.
H. Kidd of Stamford. district super-
intendent. in the church. Friday
evening at 7:45 o‘clock.
O O O .
Mrs. Harold \Villinms of Van
'Zant street spent the week end with
relatives in Newark.
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Roy Carlson of Raymond terrace.
to having n’oun parlor built on his
house in that street.
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There will be a rehearsal of the
orchestrn of the Best Avenue Meth-
odist church tonight at 8 o'clock.
All members are asked to be pres-
out.
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Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third
street spent yesterday in Bridge-
port- .
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Mr. and
avenue bed as their week end
guests. relatives from New York
city.
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Loui- Guano of Georgetown was
the week-onto guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cepuonl of Fort Point street.
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Peter Waldron is having the
house in East-‘avenue. which he re—
eently purchased. remodeled.
O O O
The Swedish Congregational
church will hold a rehearsal for m
choir tonight at 8 o‘clock.
O O C
St. Luke’s Episcopal church beav
ketball team of Bridgeport defeat-
ed the Triangle club five in a fut
game played in Community hull
last evening. This to the first defeat
suffered by the local team which is
considered a strong all around corn-
lz-ination.
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So great on interest has been
shown in the evangelistic meetings
at the Advent Christian church that
it has been decided topoontinue them
for another week. Rev. M. C. Burtt
will deliver a sermon at each ser-
vice. The subject of tonight's talk
will be "The Sanctifying of the Holy
Spirit."-
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The regular meeting of the Orni-
cron Circle of the East avenue Mo-
tbodlst church was held last evening
in the church. Plans were made for
s. Geolrgc Washington outer-uln-
ment to be given on W 38-
The circle will also serve o. cafeteria
lunch in the church March 17.
o o o ,‘
Clare Hodgeman of uni-Vin Belch
willboonoof tho-pukerlnttho
special meeting of the Sunday
school board of the Morton
Methodist church to be bold in that,
church tomorrow evening.
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Janna-ion Worthington of Wil-
ton spent yesterday visiting with
friends in the {mid Elsa-let. .
A stone of young people”
New Haven will to guests at the
performance of the comedy “We
Bungalow" to beggivon tn. the East
avenue Methodist church tomorrow
evening; They are new born of the
New Elem church gunner. Pen-l
not! was action, odflbofo, in new 3
the pastel-ate of the load church,
After iii. plurtho arena-m. W, :
berseftbeout and the New flavour
meet) will be served (lanolin: on
members of the Omicron mt . . ,1
. ,_ - _. , » , 1
0! Macmi- you ,
Ionic fine men will 10 e you a you s
him lever-a! times she found that'
pin. Giron of Osborn,
In Commenting on
The Camp Fire Girls all over the
country have Just. finished I. contest
in which they picked Miss Marguerit
Churchill of New tori: city. as tht
typicu- American gal.
girl? Wm duel she sand for"! Wu...
must one do or he. and how mus.
one act to become a typical girl?
The Campfire Uni: of horn-all.
cannot give any definite answer to
these outsdons. lor the lhlnlllu rt‘a—Wu
that more are no camptire girls
here.
There are. hoWever. nearly two
hundred. Girl Scout; every one 01
. tum.“ worktng with all her wish.
dud mun, to rcacn that high Manu-
ard of conduct. monitty .md charac—
ter wmcn wut put our on me same
plane with the lexical American girl.
tine slain swordsman.
"Good hm‘th ah cave-nut service
are two of the mature-quinine: of the
good girtscout, which term “'0 try
to mane synonymous wan that oi the
typical amencau girL",states Mrs.
wtue Munro. captain of 'lroop 3,
Girl Scouts of horn-Mk. and presi-
dent of the Utucers' Assocmtion o.
cue Girl beams 01 Norwatk.
"There are ten rcqulsltea for the
perfect or near pel‘lucl girl scout.
each one of wmch is quite necessary
ill the unaneo LNUuUCL. Uur sir...
must be: honorable, loyal. uselut.
triendty. courteous. kind, obedient.
cnctrmi. ‘lle‘it’ and clean."
The girl scout organization. in the
Uni/Duncan amen Worms on the pot-
row that a. girl is honorable, um find-o
mot mno tune- out of ten. oven 11
she ween t in the bra place. me Mr.
be in the end. just because other:
are placmg their with to tier. and
exponents nor [0 be honorable.
bounty-honor.
Loyalty is we s.s.er to honor. and
the one usually follows ngut along
mm the other. mu glue are e..-
pected to be loyal and true to their
it'lunus. and to bound bundle each
other. "when it rams” so to speak.
usefulness is one 01 the biggest es-
mum to me A. no. 1 scout. and the
organization strive- to leucn the girls
mum's wnlcn they ought to know.
man. may nave been omitted either
by the home or the school mailing.
true 8‘“ in taugut that one must
know now to Cook. to NW.“ menu.
to clean. to househcep, and that...“
tum no part or the mug list. of re-
quisites for the good scout.-
Vuuous mum bungee are given
out for the accomplishment. of the
dine out tasks. For instance. there
is th laundress badge. A girl weer:
3 such an honor, must. out have
raved that. she knew how to wash.
starch. and blue an article and then
must. also know what Mn is and
whyltuunemwhatbluintlsaud
whrit‘is' used. And Infantil-
nomo embellish .
The Home some. idea Is one in
~whlch the mother- wotk In W
oration with‘ the Scout lenders.
helping the girls to gain their Inertt‘
bulges. and techies truck of our
time. p .. ‘, ...
"One of the first thing- wo aim to
teach the girls." out Mrs. Munro.
t'io that service is all very, well. but
cheerful service is far- better. and
that it is cheered! service which the
Girl Scout ' should one:- to the
'Oflfi- o .
“Do the mother-spouse m‘di‘f-
‘ F"
a
9".
“three men. who knocked his wife un-
Mus.
m men sprang from behind. an.
in:’3¥r&.fl¢lh.nus with o. blot-31mm
,m uuh :‘t. mm 'm
’Wto nuns: in «our:
" ' , layout-Immature
m m,
MmLome Mam roomy Gu-l
“scouts ' Should Be “1;,sz Americans?
”Good Health and Cheerful Service” TWO Main
Requirements. Declares Norwalk Leader _
But what is Lh.s t) pica: American‘
could iron it properly. Again. .1331
fit it
(ML. ergucflt Churchill of 5-... York on, who in; been am
from among thousands of members or the Camp Fire Girls on “the up.
tell American git ." The contest was in progress for several annals.)
.—
Work Being Done
ference? Emphatioally you. Time
and regain. l have heard mothers
. say, '0 it is such a. comfort to get
‘help‘from Mary. and get it without
any groans or grumbloe.’ or ‘It is
such a. relief to have Anne Just go
to the front room and do her proc-
ticing will-tout my even blVinl to
tell her. let alone nagging her every
minute she is in there to keep ut
itl' "
The Girl Scout must be friendly.
for without friends the will gain
nothing. She is taught how to make
friends. how to choose them. and
how to keep them. And all young
people, maintains the omnintion.
should have their own circle of
young friends and not depend solely
on older persons for their educa-
tion and their recreation.
Courtesy
Courtesy is another of the big
things which go to make up the
qualifications of the typical Ameri-
can girl. according to scout laws.
"it is surprising." claim Mn-
Muuro. “the number of girls with
whom We come in contact who have
no idea of the true mowing of the
word. They Just live with the Idea
of getting what they want. getting
all they can of what they want. and
getting it. as often no they can. And
in grabbing everything for them.
selves. disregarding the rights Ind
lose sight of common tour-tea. \
"We try to rectify such conditions.
and when the girls are spot ed in
the right manner, we succee not.
often than not. Most of our ‘bcoutl.
you see. being between fine ago. of
mind 18 are in the formative peri-
od. and they are ready to learn. and
if only there is someone who will
take the trouble to teach them the
right things. what .a difference it will
make when these little girls are
grown up!" '
A girl scout must be kind. Cruelty
of any sort has no place in the cate-
gory of the ml American gflfi. She
must also be obedient. respect her
elders. recognize and abide by u:-
thority when she comes in cannot
with it. instead of being wilful and
headstrong.
Smiles.
Glum feces should not belong to
girl scouts. Smiles. instead. Face
the world. with a. smile. and. half of
the battle is done. is the working
idea of these embryonic citiunu.
Nor does the spend thrift have any
place among the, girl scouts. Thrift-
fulueu in all lines of work Is taught
from the very start.
Lastly. the typical girl scout and
monomously. the typical American
gm. must lie-clean in mind and In
body.
. Physical heal. rules are the very
first thing that greet the girl scout
upon her inlflution into the grout or-
ganization. ‘
“Every girl: gets three months of
training in the proper way to are
for her body." mort- Mrs. “euro."
u‘ we and that after a. girl has been
in. the‘bebit of sleeping with her
window open. getting eight hour-l
rest eechulgbt.’ nun: only at meal
tint“. bathing two or three time. u
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