The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-29
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 their second meeting of this fall Sept, 20, at the Holy Trinity Parish Hall Mrs. Fletcher helped us make ban danna sewing kits. We suggested do- ing the following: Home Nursing, Needle Craft, Dramatics, Cooking and Child Care.
 Fourteen girls were present. We had the wishing circle, and good night taps.
 Donna Jewett, Reporter.
 On September 27, the Girl Scouts of Troop had their usual meeting lat the Holy Trinity Parish Hall. Some of the girls finished the bags Mrs. Fletcher taught us to make. . We are going to take Home Nurs- ing Tuesday from 4 o'clock to 5 o'clock We had our wishing circle and goodnight taps.
 Donna Jewett, Reporter
 The meeting thursday of Troop 4 was opened by the President Sonia Sheeper, and continued with the us- ual routine of pledge, song and promise. The minutes were given by Barbara Reid, temporary secre- tary, and Carmen Mantylla gave the treasurer's report.
 Plans were made for tea to be given next Thursday, for the moth CTS to set acquainted with our new leader. Mrs. Rivers.
 An election was held for officers serving in the coming year, Results were as follows: President, Donna Carver; Vice-President, Muriel Mill mes; Secretary, Barbara Reid; Treas urer. Roberta Messerschmidt; Re- porter. Donna Olds: weekly refresh ments, Joann Sabin, and Josephine Harsd was reelected musician.
 The meeting was then adjourned for refreshments in the kitchen.
 Donna Olds, Reporter.
 Girl Scout Troop No. 5 met Thurs day after school in the parlors of the Northern Light Presblterian Church with their Leader, Mrs. c. c. Carter. There were IA girls present.
 The requirements necessary for a Second Glass Scout were discussed, and then election of officers for the first part of the year was held. The following were elected: Presi- dent, Agnes Hared; Vice-President, Marjorie Klingbeil; Secretary, Joyce Rivers; Treasurer, Norma Lee Cook; Song Leader, Dorothy Robards, and Molly MacSpadden, Reporter.
 The girls who have their Brownie uniforms from last year are to take them to the meeting next week, to be re-sold to the Brownies. Of course the uniforms must be cleaned and pressed and in good condition when they are brought in.
 Molly MacSpadden, Reporter
 Brownie Troop No. l was busy with many activities at their regular meeting Thursday in the Methodist Recreation Center. Officers who were elected for the month of Octo- Der are Judy Foss, President; Helen Claire Lister, Secretary; Connie Brown, Treasurer.
 As soon as the Browne pins arrive an initiation party will be held, and the girls mothers and fathers and the committee members are to be invited.
 The Brownie Pool has arrived and each girl brought a pretty stone to put in the window box around the pool. Boy Scout Don Foster, Jr., has volunteered to paint the pool.
 The Brownies stuffed their Sit upons" with paper and they are to sew them up next week.
 Lieutenant" Mary Treat told the second part of the Brownie story, led a Brownie song and led in Brownie game.
 The girls who brought in their ap- plications are Connie Brown, Alice Johnson, Sandra Junge, Nellie May Fowler, Georgia Clark, Judy Foss, Carla Carter, Lorna Dee MacKin- non, Sharon Day and Kay Fiske.