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Girl Scout<br />
Exhibit Friday<br />
A ysaf& activities; of the Girl<br />
gcoiit Troops at <strong>Millburn</strong> Town-<br />
^p wiG be presented to the<br />
public on Friday evening, May<br />
25 in the careteria aL the high<br />
sciiwJ from 7:<strong>15</strong> to B p. m. AJJ<br />
HT€ invited to be present end 3ee<br />
the progress whieb has N been<br />
made.<br />
In addition tc tba muny arts<br />
gjjo -crafW Project, She girls are<br />
interested ta the Inter rational<br />
Scout pr>auft aJifl- hav-e COBiributad<br />
many articles which<br />
fca.ve been sent abroad to the less<br />
" f»rtarAte Scout Sisters during<br />
tie past year. There -will also be<br />
a Brownie "Fly Up" Ceremony as<br />
well as group singing which will<br />
include the singing of the French<br />
national azvthcjn in French by<br />
Brownie Troop 23 and Scout<br />
Troop li. TiDDp 2a will present<br />
folk dftDdng and Trtop 3a Bnfi<br />
Tronp 5 will give a pcariit puppet<br />
shew. First class scouts svitl give<br />
a presentation and a soda bar<br />
wiU be hostesses by Troop IS.<br />
Individual troop exhibits are as<br />
follows: Troop 2—Ctawine and<br />
?ain-.inff; 3—Doll housE; 4—Blrwk<br />
prints and place cards; &_<br />
Ceramics: 6—Clothing; 8—Sail<br />
boats and iv tiath er ch a rts; 9—<br />
KctUtion; u — E P D k binding,<br />
weaving end ceramics: 1&—Metal<br />
craft, fir-sl aid posters and first<br />
class achievements: I&—Afghan;<br />
17—Handmade tailing and ceramics;<br />
IS—Hostess<br />
table sstthig.<br />
badge and<br />
Also Troop 3&—"Work dt>r.e<br />
toward International Friendship,<br />
My Troop, Cook. .Nutrition, Hoatess.<br />
Keedlccraft and My Pet<br />
Badges; 20—Raifia, peanut pupjpets,<br />
thrift -shop bag and community<br />
organization; 21—Handciart<br />
For Brownies; 22—Pictorial<br />
display of year's program; 23—<br />
Aprons made from haedkerchie£s;<br />
25-Kakred afghan; 2B~<br />
Cotten tv.-ine dells; 28—Exam pi as<br />
ot crafts and other projects; 3D—<br />
Raffia work and ceramics; 31—<br />
Scrapbook of prajeets; 23—Seed<br />
project; and 34—SUupons and<br />
Browni& charts.<br />
First Class Scouts who will<br />
receive badges include Man,- £yinonds,<br />
Virginia Perkins, Gladys<br />
Mei-rick. Joyce Cutlipp. Carol<br />
Bradley. Marleue Boillat. Grace<br />
Aptekar, Ruth Kesselman. Eunice<br />
MiUard. Nantv MacDonald, Diare<br />
Bailey. Etsa Shimar, Felice<br />
Suhwartz. Jean Walwortli, Clairp<br />
O'Brien anri Beatrice Fern.<br />
Individual trophies t& be displayed<br />
in the teachers' dining<br />
room include shells Tiy Beverly<br />
Hopkins, miniature borsea toy Gaff<br />
ChEjuey, cJd dolla by Sllen TJr he -<br />
mode] Indian village by Anna Mc-<br />
Evcy and oil paintings lay Carol<br />
Drehcr.<br />
Troop leaders this pas: year<br />
were Troop 2—His. Me'.vin Heynoacn<br />
and Mrs. E. B. Mragle; S—<br />
Kr^. Nicholas lerardi and Mrs-<br />
Pierce Taylor: 4—Mrs. RicHard<br />
Bradley and Mrs. W. A, Cudlipp;<br />
5—Mrs, J. K. Adair and Mre. William<br />
Geba-jei: 6—Mrs. A. F, Bennett;<br />
S—Mrs. Robert Cov?en and<br />
Mre. Tbeodore Bagg; !V—Mrs. £*<br />
M. Allen. Miss Elizabeth Sfiumacher,<br />
Mrs. R. W. Hatchkus<br />
and Mr.5 E. K. atropp; It—Mrs.<br />
C. E. Koc'ienour and Mrs, Ernest<br />
AlUeri; <strong>15</strong>—Mrs. Arthur Whiles<br />
<strong>15</strong>—Urs. Mertyn Travers and<br />
Mrs. C. R. Olsen; 17—Mrs. R. B.<br />
Martin and Mrs. Elmer Frey; 18<br />
The <strong>Millburn</strong> & Short HiUg ITEM [ Pag* 1! 1<br />
—Mrs. II. E, PielJove.<br />
Also. Troops 3.G—Mrs, C. 34.<br />
McEvey: 20—-M"rs. Nicholas Heymaa<br />
anc Mrs. C. E. Kite; 21—<br />
Mrs. Donald Martin and Mrs. M.<br />
E. Spinning; 22—Mrs. Steele<br />
Winterer: SB-4&& Maurice<br />
EUEnbsrg ar.d Jiia. A. P.. NaiLhan;<br />
25—Mrs. F, A. St. Glair and Mrs,<br />
P. A. Swolak: 26—3fcs. R. H<br />
Frazer and Mrs. Mark Ev-ers: 26<br />
—Mrs. Oeerge BibbiiiF and' Mrs.<br />
A, A. Claikson; 30—Mr*. J. E,<br />
Keston and Mrs. H. K. Clark; 31<br />
—•Mrs. Charles Tutechek and Mrs,<br />
H. E. Llri ah; 3 3—Mrs. A. A<br />
RiiEgg and Mrs. L, M. Peine; 34<br />
—Mrs. J. R. Gilmertin.<br />
Cochin China, part of Indochina,<br />
is about the size of Wesl Virginia<br />
but has three times as many people.<br />
Wyoming Hears<br />
Widmayer<br />
The Wytnaiag Association Council<br />
at their Tuesday night meeting<br />
inaugurated a new policy, under<br />
the direction of tae new preEident.<br />
J. K. Davenport, Under this<br />
plan, the Council will invite one<br />
Township official to each of their<br />
mo:i:bly meetings, and will bear a<br />
briar talk from bim as to hie official<br />
duties. Questions wi31 then<br />
be invited from the aJdience. It<br />
fea the plea of the Counci] to invite<br />
all residents of tile Wyoaung- section<br />
to atxend MC fjartiGLpaie.<br />
The first such gueat was Thoodare<br />
L. Widraayer, TGWeahig<br />
Clerk, who toJd o-f the worit of hie<br />
office, and the general plan of<br />
operation af Lhe Township government.<br />
He patci particular tribute<br />
co those who had served at small<br />
etc TIB pay in eucli important positions<br />
as Township CoinmicieemSTi,<br />
mrrahej;? of tb-e i"ar:iMJS boards and<br />
^r>m.mJssi£ras, etc, He also declared<br />
tfts Toft'nsbip SwtHBSie in having<br />
the servlcea of bLs regular etafi oz<br />
Tlie nest guest wko wiil attand<br />
the raeetiriE on June 10 WlB be<br />
File Chief J. David Hayes.<br />
Young Artist<br />
Holds Exhibit<br />
Alexander Farnbam or 34 Etfilalde<br />
avenue i& holding r,.n asfeifeS<br />
nf i5 pai-Titinffs at Silberiher'a Art<br />
Store. The paintings rats^H Irom<br />
one painted in 1938 whec Lhe<br />
artist waa sleven yeafs eld to<br />
snnn? of his r^cftnr work,<br />
The artist tidied Lincier Ven-<br />
OFP TO CAMP<br />
Dea.L-inp P«rrii]e ana at the Art<br />
Students league under Qsorga<br />
BrldgeBtan, W, C, HcNult? ftrrf F.<br />
V. Du.VoniJ. He spent ana ci" his<br />
twr> years in thp ^avy fintns il-<br />
:tstrations and ether art wosck for<br />
ihe 5th Naval district, Qua of his<br />
jots V.-&* the painting: &f a mtrai<br />
for the aimed suard center JD<br />
NeT*' Orieaas.<br />
Mr. Fafiibam's r^Lntiiiga are<br />
Di»-n£d by severat residents of<br />
Shaft HiillP and Milibuna.<br />
A memher of lhe Art SLudmiiA<br />
Leagja anil MAlltturn Arts Cnnte:',<br />
he ha*i exhibited fen KEIB YorJi,<br />
New Orieajis and KffW Jerat?. His<br />
iast ere man show was at the<br />
Hap'ev.-oocl Bank and Trust Company.<br />
•J'he first railroad aieepirg- B&r<br />
as operated in the United States<br />
1S3G.<br />
BUT HIST T© HAHNi 4 CO.<br />
Comping-time is just around the earner of the calendar . . .sisters ami brotllefs ond sousins, from<br />
teens to iusl-talsly-tofs, wit! soon b* posking to 5|»i-J their Suriimar in til* sun. V^e ihare in tamp-:<br />
efs' )oyi hy suppfying oil their «se