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GIRLS SCOUT HEETIHG
Tiie regular weekly meeting of
TiT&op-Ho. 1 of Kotli^ky of ; the Girl
Scouts of America,'ViraB held Thurs
day night at 7:30 P,M» in the Ame
riorn Legion Hall.
There were about two dpsen of
the members present, with their
officers, Captain Cov/den and Lieut
Thelma Madsen, in charge of the
meeting.
Luring the course of business
a Game Committee was elected and
Misses Alice Madsen and Myrtle
Olsen wore its first members. A
discussion was had by the two
patrols comprising Troop-Ho. 1,
which are named respectively the
Forget-Me-Hots and the Spruces.
The Spruce Patrol formed pl~ns for
a weiner-roast and hike to Gibsen
Bay next Tuesday.
The meeting was adjourned at
9 o’clock.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
~ Thcf rainy weather did not
deter a group of about a dozen
friends of rise Edna Anderson,
gathering together and giving a
party in honor of, the 17th birth
day of Miss Anderson..
A very pleasant boat-ride was
taken on the craft belonging to
Hoses Kalutin to, .one of the, isles
on the further side of the channel
where everyone participated in a
■.delightful picnic prepared by the
young ladies present.
' After spending a very pier sent
evening, the party- returned home
about 10 p.m.
COCKTAIL PARTY ' . ' ' ' . .
~Lue to the fact that the North
Coast was in port yesterday for,
only " short time, pnd an intimate
friend of hie was aboard, Mr. Ray
Martin'hurriedly gathered together
r group of'his friends and enter
tained Mr. Olaf Anderson with an
informal cocktail party at his
home at Kr^ft Lock.
'Mr. .Anderson is an acquaintance
of many years standing and the two
friends were very happy to see one
another after a span of so many
moons. Mr. Anderson,left on the
North(Coast, this afternoon.
LANCING PARTY A
AThe regular Wednesday night
dance was held at Billin'o' Hall
but owing to the inclement weather
• only n limited number of young
people eat tended. Although only
a few were present, n jolly time
was had 'by all,
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