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Cub Scouts
Receive Badges Cub Scouts, Mothers and their June 11 at Lakif picnic supper and earned since night”. T Wolf Badge,! Milton C. Gore, Timmie Keating, ceived Wolf Gold Those receivir Den ith their parents, met on Manahoac for a to receive badges last “award The achievement report fol ows. immie Jenkins, Ralph Ingersoll, They alsq reArrow Point, g Wolf Silver Arrow Points were Page Moffett, 1; Jimmie Jenkjins, 1 ; Milton Gore, 1; Ralph Ingersoll, 2;: and Timmie Keating, 2. W. Frank Moffett received 1 Bear Gold Arrov' Point; 2 Bear Silver Arrow Points, The (Lion Badge, 1 Lion Gpld Arrow Point and 1 Silver Arrlow Point. "Skippy” Gilejs was eligibli for the Wolf Badge b Jt was unable to attend the meetir g. He will! receive it at the next award night. Parents presell ed the awards. Mrs. R. V. Snrud and Mr*. I. Parish are the Din Mothers.;
On Tuesday, June 18th,J the Scouts enjoyed fishing and a picnic at the Parish farpi near Castleton. Bridal Sho Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Ix’wis B on June 22 with shower given in Rooms of the W; Church, by the and the Young Sunday School. 25 guests. Teachers of wer Given Butler! ujtler was honored a miscellaneous the Educational ishington Baptist two adult classes dies class of the ere were about Th th entertaining weirje Jones. Mrs. C. C Mary Miller W< the classes and Sunday School wtij' M rs. Butler, all marriage, was Coughlin, has the Sunday Sch a little girl, ariijl the church. She received and useful gifts. A very lovely lillies and larkspu the refreshment tjable. e three classes Mrs. E, M. . Reid and Miss V>d. Members of teachers of the re guests, who befor^ her
}ii ben tfgl iss Alice Mae n a member of since she was was married in many attractive arrangemept of r was used on.
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