The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-07
MISS JOHNSON Is
GIVEN GOLDEN EAGLE
CONTINUED from rage one)

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drawn. InveStiture Of tenderfoot
Scouts. of second class Scouts
and of first class Scouts by Mrs,
G. P. II. Rogers followed.
Presentation of the Eagle
award to Miss Johnson was made
by Mrs. Gibbs. Following the
speech of presentation, Mrs.
Johnson, mother of the recipient,
and who had been a first lieutcn-
ant in troop one, while Mrs. W.
K. Ship was troop committee
chairman, was called to pin the
badge on her daughter. The re-
cipient has not missed meeting
in four years and holds over 90
badges for her Scouting achieve
mentS.
Skits then were presented by
several members of the troops,
showing the work and advantages
of Girl Scouting.
The program closed with the
award of badges and the gold
star, and the singing of Hail to
the Scouts" by all.
Awards made last night were as
follows: ..
Frsit class, Senior troop: Betty
Anne Drysdale, Mary Justice and
Carolyn Kelly.
First class, Junior troop l.:
Sarah Buchanan.
Second class, Senior troop:
Eloise Farmer.
Second class, Junior troop ! ::
hiS Ann Peterson, Peggy Lou
Durham, Ann Farmer.
Second class: Betsy Burke.
Anne Johnson, Jean Flanagan,
Elizabeth Frazier, Mary Transue,
Dorothy Foster.
TenderfoOt rank, Junior troop
/: Hermenia BranStetter, Bertha
Foster, Joan Sample.
Tenderfoot: Peggy Blackwell,
Barbara Bennett, Bobby Transue,
Beatrice Corn. Bobby Hill, Kath-
ryn Charles, Beverly Mitchell and
Ann FiShbmne.
Gold Star award: Beth John
son.
Merit badges: Catherine Vel
ton, cooking, wild flower finder,
scholarship, observer, hostess;
Jane Roberts, swimming, first aid,
needlewoman: Ethelyn Reaben,
first aid, wild flower finder; Iris
Ann Peterson, cooking, scholar
ship, wild flower finder, observer,
first aid, child nurse, hostess; Ger
trude Osborne, wild flower finder,
first aid.
Virginia Ruth Johnson, wild
flower finder; Ann Holdford, first
aid, wild flower finder, hostess,
scholarship; Anne Farmer, swim
mer, craftsman, observer, scholar
ship; Peggy Lou Durham, first
aid, wild flower finder, scholar
ship, cooking, hostess; Onella
Collins, craftsman, wild flower
finder, first aid; Betty Andrews,
first aid, homemaker, Junior citi-
zen.
Caroline Kelly, life saver and
first class; Molly Sudduth, obser-
yer; Lola Sullivan, homemaker;
Sarah Shipman, drummer and OBJ
server; Peggy Shipp, insect find
er; Mary Justice, first class; Mary
Louise Godfrey, drawing and
painting; Anne Featherstone,
swimmer; ElOise Farmer, drum
mer and dressmaker: Betty Ann
Drysdale, leather and life saver;
Sara Dixon, world interpreter,
Girl Scout neighbor, pioneer, My
troop, campcraft, Bibliophile, and
games; Dorothy Brown, needle
woman. ......-
Henrietta Atkin, scholarship;
Elaine Atkin, cyclist, scholarship,
swimmer, health winner, signaler
Allen Brown, craftsman, home
maker, scholarship; Betsy Burke,
artist, athlete, health winner,
pathfinder, scholarship, swimmer
woodcraft; Emma Dermid, nee
dlewoman, scholarship; j IN
Flanagan, artist, craftsman, health
winer. scholarship; Dorothy Eos
ter musician; Judy James, host
ess, craftsman; Anne Johnson, ar,
fist. scholarship; Margaret Reese
health winner, musician, scholar,
shin. Laura Sanford, scholarship
Mary Transue, artist, child nurse
scholarship; Ann Fishburne, cook
Gamer, needlewoman, gardener;
Ruth Lynn Johnson, Eagl'
Scout, and these merit badges II
addition to those required 10