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Girl Scouts Observe Founders Day.
OVER 100 LOCAL FRIENDS OF SCOUTING elld t th
R. P. Ellington reiidance, IS00 Pacific Terrace, during the tea
hourj, October 29, in obtervance of the birthday anniversary ot
Juliette Gordon Lowe, founder of Girl Scouts of United States
of America.
Character building, outdoor activities and interest in good
citizenship, were stressed in 1912 when the started the GSA
movement in Savannah. Georgia, as they are now. v
Mrs. Ellington, who opened her new home for the event,
is 2nd vice president of Region 1 1 Committee.
Representatives of Girl Scoutt, Camp Fire Girls and othor
local civic organiutiont were special guests in attendance.
In the picture, upper left, from the left, Mrt. Elmer Harn
den, president nf Klamath Area Girl Scoutt; Mrs- John Rablnton,
program chairman: Mrt. Glenn f. JohncV, display chairmen;
Mrt. Robert Egge and Mrt. 'Laurence Shaw.
Young reprosentativet of GS mmd CF are from the left,
standing, Sherry Farley, Jane Carlson and Janet Fowler, inter
mediate Girl Scouts; (Catherine Robinson, Brpwnie; Mary Ellen'
Miller, Blue Bird; Katharine Ellington, IGS; and Joanne Miller, :
Camp Fire.
Seated In front, same order, Mary Ellen. Johnelt, Susan
Merryman and Pamela Egge, all Brownies.
Pouring, Ella Redkey, former executive director of GS;
and ttandinq, from the left, Mrt. Ivan Ecclet, Mrt. D. P.
McDowell, Mrt. Clara Ballantyna and Mrt. Wi'.liam Wales Jr.,
2nd vice president of the local council. -
Alto pouring were Mrt. Elmer Hernden, Mrt. Lawrence
French, executive tecretary Camp Fire Glrlt; Mrt. John Fowler,;
treasurer GS COJncil; Mrt. Art Moore, Itt vice president GS;
Mrt. Phil Schreeder, Mrt. Glen Event, leader; and Mrt. A. C.
Backet.
Proceeds from the tea will be tent to the fund for restora
tion of Mrt. Lowe't home in Savannah. .
Reames Annual Halloyeeri Party
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Gloomy . . Gruesome . . Gory . .and
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SOCIETY
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IT CERTAINLY WAS A COSTUME PARTYII . . . Committee
members end guests ell showed up representing everything from
antipathy and ew'ul to test and tombie alpha-BAT-icelly
speaking. .. . .. .. , . , , ... - t - .
In the above picture, from the left, ere the four committee
couples, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Molatore, chairmen, at the Vampire
. Women and one of her victims who it weering a hatchet
buried in hit well-split skull. 1 noose eround hit neck end
degger In hit back.
. . Next to them. Dr. Robert Peyne, dretsed for bird hunting,
teewtt to hare cejght himself e ,"iai. bird" hit wife who
went at "A prisoner of Love." The "Robot," Dr. Jamet Noel,
ttandt beck of Mrt. Noel, who came as a Space Gel; and
"Highway I0l" is rakish, death-defyin' James Ray back of
his ' Sailor" spouse. .
The Indian maiden pictured with the clown with the built
in parasol may be a clue at to why the wet known at the party
as Minna-ha-ha." Tljcir I9S5 role at Reames has been as social
chairmen. ,
The dining room wat centered with en interesting arrange,
ment of grayish roses atop a slightly "erstwhile" gentleman of
extinction.
At the door members "and their quests were met by a
macabre mobiler"Dengling Dan' 'or "Swivel Sem."
The stage wat tet with Halloween propt of tpidert with
webt, batt, tombstone murals on the windows, etc., for the
October 29th soiree at the club.
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