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one year. WE PLANT NOW or éi 0,Mon11dJyPaymena bien FRANKEN BROSO . Tel. Deerfi.ld 241 The Sealyham is brntt se low hlave Éhlared..résponlsibilitiç$ as well as good timjes. They have had aý voice in the.day's activities, the democratic, way, and havelearned to'dgive in gracefully to the majority. Through. it ail,has been the spirit of Girl, Scoutlng - tolerance, friendli- ness, côùjrtesy, loyalty, honor. Thirty..one girls. from., Wilmette spent on an. average:of two weeks apiece at five established Girl Scout camps. There were 21 girls'at Camp Shaginappi,.near Fond du Lac, Wis.; three girls at.Camp Merri Wood, 'at Doster, Mich.;' two girls at Timber Trail near ýMgnising, Mich.; three girls at Potawatomie Camp at Elk- horn, Wis.;-, and two at- Camp Hickory Hill at Edgerton, Wis: in addition to this there were 15 girls who went to our own troop cap, onduced by Mrs. Erest. Warner, the leader of Troop 9. From ail yôur scribe can gather both from the girls and the leaders, it was a huge success. The beautiful log cabin so generously loaried us by Mr. David Nelson, proved to be very weil adapted to the uses to which it was put. The girls slept on the porches except when.it rain- ed, swam in Green Bay ini front of the cabiri, and roamed the woods of the island. There was an ,active pro- gram comparable to that of any es- tablished camp. There were nature hikes, exploration hikes, star' gazing,, handicraft of varlous ktuLts, first ald, swimming, rhythms, smnging, drama- tizations of many kincis and gamnes. There was a campfire every -night, outdoors when possible and indoors when it was cold or damp. The girls planned and carrîed out ai Scout's Own for each of the two Sun- days that they were there. The thanks of everyone connected with Scouting goes to the splendid staff which sornehow~ managed to pro- duce good, meals and enforce re$t Mrs. Arnold White,. the former Miss Marion Morse, will again be -the ýlocat direct-or' of IheWil- .mette Girl Scout activities. tô go we would be glad of volunteers. Arrangements have been made to have reserved seats for our girls (if they get there in good time) and we hope this year that everyone will be prompt and orderly. Be sure and read "Your Boom and Mine" ini the September issue of the "American Girl." Prepare Io Conduct r4ethodist Con ference Bishop Ernest' Lynn Waldorf of Wilmette, head of the Methodist Church in the Chicago area, will meet with the cabinet. of the Rock, River Conference at the home of the Rev. Dr., Raymond L. Semans of gockford, Friday, September 29. Bishop Waldorf and his cabinet wiIl discuss niatters pertaining to Seùt te Pensacola Following the month's-training at Gienview, the cadets wil11 be senit to, thé naval aviation school at Pensa- cola, Fia. After the successful com- pletion of their training there' the cadets will be coômmissioned -as en- signs in the naval reserve, and Will then be required to serve- threé Years with the United States fleet. Aîter finishing this period they will be 'given the rank of lieutenant (junior grade) and the option of serving with the, fleet for four yeàrs more. Formerly, it was necessary 14 serve with the fleet for 4three Years as aviation cadet before re- ceiving the ensign's commission. Applicants for the training, it was explained, must have had a miini- mnum of two year's of college work pnd must be between the ages of 20 and 27, both inclusive. Christian Science Churches "Matter ' was the subject of the lesson-sermon in ail Churches of Christ, Scieritist, on SnaSp tember 17. SnaSp ,The golden text was, "My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and mny portion forever'" (Psalms 73:26). Among the citations which com- prised the lesson-sermon was the foilowing from the Bible: "Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If iny man love the world, the love of the Father inot in hlm. For ail that is. in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, inot of the Father, but is of the world.. And the World passeth away, and the lust thereof: but he that doeth the willnf r, ] hr'l ,.- me otier s Who woi rn ,L. e is the.,son of ýWilmette. i t >me other