The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20

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emergencies. Part of the purpose
in focusing such attention on Girl
Scouting as International Girl
Scout Day is that Of bringing the
program to more girls. For, it was
announced, to expand Girl Scout
ing is to help extend democracy's
first line of defense.
Girl Scouting-known as Girl
Guides-in Britain has shown it.
self capable Of being practicable as
well as theoretical. Guides have
given competent service in caring
for evacuated children, feeding and
routing refugees, giving first aid
acting as group leaders. The
Guides were given an important
piece Of work in helping London
evacuated children to adapt them
selves quickly to country ways.
Because Girl Scouting stands for
good citizenship, it has been foster.
ed and aided in nations that want
their citizens to grow up to think
for themselves, be self-reliant, re-
sourceful, active participants in
their own government.
Degree Of Honor
A regular meeting Of the Degree
Of Honor will be held Monday
night at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Lloyd. All members are urged to
be present.
VIEW. and Auxiliary
Entertained Battery Members-
Members of Paul Donart Post,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, and
members Of the ladies Auxiliary
entertained members Of Headquar-
tiers Battery at a dance given in
the Junior High School auditorium
Tuesday night. Lunch was served
by the ladies and the Main Street
Swingsters furnished the music for
this splendid event. There was a
large attendance and all had a good
time. At the last meeting Of the
Post and Auxiliary it was decided
to change the meeting days from
the first Friday to the first We'd
nesday Of each month.
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Farewell Party for Jim Rattle
Members Of the Herald force and
their ladies gave a party Thursday
evening in honor of Jim Rattle at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ].
Fleming. Warren Peglow, Of Mel
rose, a former employee Of the Her
aid, was a guest. The evening was
spent in playing games and most
enjoyable time was spent. At
late hour the ladies served lunch.
The party was given in the nature
of farewell event for Jim, a form
err employee of the Herald, who
left this Thursday morning with
the local National Guard unit for
Camp Ham, California, for years
training in the service of Uncle
Sam. Jim received a splendid and
useful gift from the Herald gang,
as well as another useful" gift
from his former foreman, Clyde
Silver. Needless to say, a good
time was had by all.
Surprise Party
A group Of men attended a party
at the Gus Otto garage last week
Thursday night, given in honor of
Herman Norton, brother-in-law of
Mrs. Charles Marshall. A pleasant
evening was spent and a shooting
contest provided the sport of the
surprise party. Gerd Carpenter, DR..
Johnson and Gus Otto were win
ners in the shooting match. Lunch
was served by the ladies and Sam
Olson.
East Ashley Home
Management Meeting
Members Of the East Ashley
Home Management Club met at
the home of Mrs. Ernest Sell on
February 18th. Present were: Mrs.
w. Swift, Mrs. I. w. King, Mrs.
]. Reble, Mrs. A. Lamb, Mrs. G.
Miller, and Mrs. P. Guelsow. This
meeting completed the first group
of lessons, which embodied feed
ing the family for health.
Past Matrons Met
With Mrs. Watson
Members of the Past Matrons
Club, Order of the Eastern Star,
spent a happy afternoon in the
home of Mrs. A. T. Watson last
Friday. The occasion was planned
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