Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 214, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 October 1947 — Page 4

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(Oct. 26 thru Nov. 1) To buijd a pation, a nation must first build its youth. The United States of America has long recognized this fact and with such an understanding has fostered and encouraged the founding of such groups as the Girl Scouts of America. They are an old and highly esteemed class of girls and in Sullivan we know them to be the best the city has. In their brief existence of possibly a score years here, they have worked diligently on many worthwhile community projects and have graduated some of our most admired young women. It is with this thought of appreciation that the merchants of our city present this tribute to the Girl Scout Troops of Sullivan at the outset of their 1948 observance of National girl Scout Week. , Yesterday the week's observance was initialed with troop attendance at the various Sullivan churches from which they also derive their sponsorship. The remainder of the week will be spent thus:

FRIDAY INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP DAY! $10.00 will be sent to CARE by the local Scouts to sustain a Czechosloyakian friend of Rev. Homer Weisbecker, former foreign miss'on.iry. now of this city. To appropriate this amount tbe Girl Scou'h vokul to forfeit one of their annual parties in the interest of world friendship.

T 0 D AY-HOMEMAKING DAY! Girl Scouts will busy themselves in their homes preparing meals, sewing, cleaning and doing the many duties that are advocated as a part of their Scout training for merit badges. They will also complete plans for their Carnival. TUESDAY CARNIVAL CAPERS! ' ., A. zany three hours of "mock carnival" concession stands, games, sideshows, variety shows, and everything to please on an indoor midway. Place Community Gym! Time 7:00 to 10:00 P. M.! Everyone invited! Don't miss it! WEDNESDAY Girl Scouts and leaders will meet with Mrs. Robert Springer at Hie Methodist Church, 4:00 P. M., for final music practice. THURSDAY GIRL SCOUT SING! The spirit of Hallowe'en and Scouting will be mingled in the vocalizing of the Scouts at 4:00 P. M. on this date as they assemble on the Court House lawn to be directed by Mrs. Robert Springer.

SATURDAY BEWARE! An 8:30 A. M. Parade of the "girls in green and gold" will hsm-;ii11o at the City Hall where Mayor Arthur McGuire will deliver" into their hand the management of the city and alUts various offices for the period of- : one hour. Not very' long, but watch your "jay-walking" lest lyour find yourself in the "calaboose." 1 j ' (Note: The Times wishes to thank Mrs. Edith Miller and the leaders of the various Scout troops fn the city for their assistance in compiling the information herein contained.)

BROWNIE TROOP NO. 1 Is commanded by Mrs. Bih Ryan and her assistant. Mrs. Bill Hays, Jr., with committee members, Mrs. Leo Pellum, Mrs. Tom Rcid (one yet to be named) watching over the 18 name membership: Mary Ellen Alig Sharon Alumbauglv Shirley Alumbaugh Sue Ann Booker Bevera Boyle Betsy Branstetter Shirley Bronnenberg Josnn Decker Beverly Gallagher Ivay Lewellvn Carolyn Mahan . Joline McVickers Jeannie Pinkston Jane Powell Sue Reid Barbara Spencer Ra Nell WiWe . Betty. Shake

SCOUT TROOP NO. 2 Is under the direction of Mi s. Russell Spencer and her assistant, Mrs. Thelma Robinson. Their committee associates are Mrs. M. H. Bedwell, Mrs. James Shrum and Mrs. Hersehel Pirtle for 24 Scouts:, Margo Adams Shirley JJrown Judith Bell Sally Billman . . Barbara Bedwell Joan Campbell ' ' Patsy Crownover Beverly Fly nn ' Donna Gott Leann Gilbreath Janet Sue Johnson Becky Kellams Nancy Lewellyn Illene Norris L'nda Pirtle Linda Lewellyn Kay Prose Diana Rusk Donna Sue Skinner Rosemary Page . Paula Smith Yvonna Wallace Jean White Ann Yung

BROWNIE v TROOP NO. 3 Has for its leader, Mrs. Forest Garey, and Mrs. Paul McSwane, assistant Scout leader; committee members: Mrs. Clovis Wright, Mrs. Wendell Tennis and Mrs. Robert Shepherd. 26 members make up its membership: Ann Boyle Sandra Corbin Sharon Dean Patricia Doyle Sue Carolyn Ford Virginia Giles Kay Kerlin l Susan Kirk Pam La Dune Kathleen Lewellyn Joan Livingston Sally Loudermilk Margaret McCoskey Ellen McNabb Janice Miller Sandra Powden Janice Rusk - Priscilla Shepherd Mary Lou Smith Susan Smith Suzanne Stratton Frances Tennis .Maggie R. Walters ' Sally Harrison Jane Ann Brown La Dean Gambill

SCOUT TROOP NO. 4 ' Is the charge of Mrs. Lucille Ford and her assistant, Mrs. Pauline Woodard, aided by committee 'members Mrs." Thelma Falls, Mrs. Freda Exline, Mrs. Juanita Walters, comprised of 19 Scouts: Wilma Alexander Nancy Bennett Karen Campbell Nancy Drake Shirley Exline Norma Fisher Judith Ford Mayfair Harrison Sandra Loffland Norma Milam , Mary Nelle Miller Nancy Robinson Shirley Scully . Susan Smith Donna Stultz Beverly Ann Taylor Jane Walters . f Mary A. Woodard Joan Vickrey . Sponsored by Fidelis Class of the Sullivan First Christian Church.

SCOUT TROOP NO. 5 Is led by Mrs. Harold Miller, aided by Mrs. Bill McCoy, cemmitteed by Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. George Alig and Mrs. II. A. Miesenhelder. The 17 members are: Carol Valentine " .Sarah Wiis Christina Alig Phyllis Walters v Sue Chowning Carolyn McCoy . Phyllis McRoberts ' Mary Jane Wible Jean, Davis . Betty Bledsoe Virginia Miesenhelder Judith Shepherd Patsy Thudium Joan Berg Patty Bledsoe Rose Marie Robinson - . Martha Heidenreich

BROWNIE TROOP NO. 6 Is led by Scout-leader Mrs. Ke.'th Steinmetz, assisted by Mrs. Bill Beach. Names of Troop 6 commilfecwome.n could not be learned today. The twenty roll membership is comprised of: Jane Adams Peggy Billman Patricia Collins Judith Ann Drake Vera Anne Frew Julia Heir Patricia Hoesman Patty Huff Cynthia Jjjne Hummell Nancy Lee Monroe Ruby Livingston Dolly Ann Pennington Mary Ann Phillips Beverly Powden Carolyn Sue Reynolds , Diana Lou Skinner 1 Karen Smith Linda Stierwalt Jane Usrcy Ann Miller

. Carl Engle Springer-Gouckcnoor Co. Rubys Shoppo. Sullivan Hardware & Furiiilure Co. Pirilc & Thomson "66" Service Branstetter Grocery Index Notion Co. Moncltc's Beauty Shop The Coffee Shop

This Message In Support Of Our Community's Scouting Program Is Made Possible By; The Following Firms: i. y .. Pirtle & Inbody Auto & Home Supplies Gainble's Johnson Food Store Dome Gas Co. County Hardware Tom Donnelly ' Crichf ield Motor Co. . , ' Dillingham Hatchery . W. G. Riggs & Son Hardware

City Taxi Lyric & Sherman Theatres Yellow Cab Co. Davidson Cleaners Smith Drug Store Dudley Chevrolet Sales Citizens Garage Jared Implement Sales r Seven Up Bottling Co. "

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