https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b8c6c9eda55fe872f6f5affd7fa0be5b.pdf 501e8897b34bf6833cbec7ef10586996 PDF Text Text r:iJi OIJ T V!, I-{ H Ii il .i,}"iE TIJI''T BEGI I\TS I(Aiv{ P KIYf AhT I ron GtRt- Scouts or I'ikupHls AND rHr hltn-Soutn THErR TRtENDS 8*18 Yenns SEASON: 6 UJtil€ - JUNI 18-,]ULY SPONSORED 1938 BY GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF MEMPHIS AND SHELBY ASSISIED BY MEMPHIS KIWANIS ',r:, CLUB ---- ';", 7 t ,;frzt a, J,',r (/ 30, tr ,',"'.-t--. .,' , ilh tT.Z, i/r, r"^i ] fr, TO LAUGH ANil SW I l\/i AND GRO!|TJ - TO ',riAKE UP AND L I VE I r:* *-/ N lHq exn 9PEN COUNTY �KAIVP KI\A/AN I 1?38 CI)TNS JIJNI 1B CLOS[5 JIJLY 30 .: J,1};. t KIWAN I* 6l A CAB I N W I TH THREE G liiLs OF HER AGE ' Aeq onoups ARE 10-12 vransr 12'14 YEARS AND 14-18 vEnRs. ) uvrrH EAoH 8-10 ven R$ oR BnowlllEsr TRTBE LtvEs tTs LEADER oB CouNSELLoR AND TWo A$slsrANTs. But GIRLS HELP To PLAN THEt'-i ovlu pRoGRAMsr HAppy AND HEALTHFUL ls rHE ATMosPHERE Ar KAMP Ktwnnt, HaRove frnt<arusRs, WHEBE 32 sf ONr cAB tNs NESTLE I N THE 0znnr FooTHl LLSr NorE; SpEot AL ENcAMprvrENT FOR BnowutESr JuNE '18-25, LlMlrED To slXTEEN BRowN I es . rULL AND R,lCl-{ rcR CAMPTRS AI KIWANI DAYS -So'rnirqvARt rni'Er'rps ro MAKE aruo rueuontes io xripl 200 orRLs LAST YEAR FRoM lVieupnts AND THE TNI-STETCS' cAluQ[tN(L ._ tliltrH a A LAZY ri! vER AND GooD c oMPANY' lvHo \rJouLDr,rrT BE HAppY? TEsrs AilE Pr\6sED BEFoRE A GIRL lS A[-LOWED TO TAKE ii 0A]"lOE QUT ON THE Rl VERr HANDY cANoE, Cnup ts AN EDuoATtvE ADVENTURE' Oru HQT AFTERNooNS i\ND rN cLouDy ivEATHElr, GtnL Scours LEARN To usE THEIR HANDS AT LEATHETi-TCULI NG, METAL-li/0RKr rJEIIELBY*MAKI NGe BLCCK-PRINTING, BHSKET-IIEAVlNG, AND lN MANY OTHER WAYSr RAT T5 Ll<r nalN AND suNSHti.tr, lr le SINGIN Exl $TENcE AT PART oF THE DAILY Kt \rJ/rNl r Y G tRL, \i/HETHEiI Sh{E HAS GOLDEN l'lAltt AND BLUE EYES pLAYS AND 5Tr.JNTS :l'X oT r EN!'oYS THE OPPOUTUNITY OF BEI tlG THE llPRlNcESSrl eNcE lN A\rHtue! EacH uNlT ENTERTAINS THE orHERs ART FUN FREQUENTLY I sw.tMMl\ls _ Orue prtR oF TRATNED EyEs FoR EVERY EISHT GIRLS lN SWIMMING CANNOT MAR THE FUN OF TI{E DAILY DI PS IN Spnttrc RtvgnI THEv ENHANoE lr. EvERY stlJlM ls sUPERvrsED av REo CRoss Ltrr SlveRS AND E.xaivtNrns ls rHE ltBUDDYrl oR PaRTNER oRDER or rHE DAy er Ktwltll ' TnE SYSTEIvI lS USED AND EVERY GIRL OHECKS lt{ AND OUT OF THE NAIURT LORT AND WEDEMII WATERT rrTO wlN THE SECRET OF A \ilJEEDts pLRIN HEART REVEALS $OME CLUE TO SPIRITUAL THlNGS.rl Jlvtrs BussEuu Loweuu - �KA\IP KIWAI\I :li:. P YPSY TRIPPIN6 To Orre n Ci.irrr oN l'luMPHiiEYrs FoRD lvtrH BLANKET-F{oLL AND PTCK.BA{}KET I S SUChI TUNI THERE NEVEIi WAs A OOUNTRY [i0liE EX frL0i'iABLE t tONt[_l(l NG Hortt THE s llvlPLE ourDooR HOUSEKEEPING I'ilHILE ON THE TiTAIL IlJITi,i A BLAI',IKET BOLL l3 CAhIPTIR[S t0 tt vr I i't THE OPEN AND sHAiiE I MPOiiTANT 'fHr crll ro THE FlnE AT THf END cF THE DAY BRINGS A TIiRILL TO THE HEAIJT OF ANY GIRL WHO HAS CAMPED AT Kl war.i I . Sourr IMES H tGtt oN A BLUFr tll I TH oNLY MEMBERS OF HER OWN THIBE - $Oh4ETIMES,J-{|TH MEMBERS OF ALL TRIB€S lN TH6 HEAitT OF THE C/,MP AT THE BlG, TREESHADO';ilED PACI( IRIP ' C Ift CLE r Gtat-s \r/trll pi{EVtous ExFEt3lENcE AT Klii,ANl MAY TAKE THE 70 rvilLE Tnt p 0N HoRSEBAoK Jut-Y 9-23. TxE wee K oF'duLy 9-15 wtLL BE spENT LEArtNlhtc To RIDEr sADDLE ilND HOBBLE THE MOUNTS. THE THREE-DAY PACK TRIP OVEI] FTUGGED UNEXPLOREII Tiii-r tLS T0 CAVERNS AND 0AVES I N Anramsls AND ltljrssoutilr vritLL BE HEL, THE sEcoND wEEK, LEanlil Nc ro MriKE A cot'4FoRTABLE tsED oN THE GR0UND UNDER THE STriR-f l LLED SKY, AND TC iiAPl DLY PITCH A SHELTER WHEN Flir lN TIiREATENS, lS IiLSO I NCLUDED I N THE T[iAI NlNG TO8 THE TiiI P. TNI PPEN$ [JI LL MEET THE CAMP TRUCK AT DESIGNTiTED FOINT$ FOR SUPPLIES BEFORE STRIKING lNTO Tl{E INTERIOR AGAIN. EXTRA EQUIH\IENT REQuIRED FoR THts rRt ps 1 pofrcHo, RtDING Boors, A BRoAD-BRIMMED HATr A PAIR OF DARK GI-A$$E$e RIDtNG PAI{TSe HEAVY GLOVEST KNIFE, FLASHLIGHTT 0ANTEEN, AN tNEXPENStVE BAStN. THE COSTs $27.50, ll'HICH TAKE5 CARE OF USE OF I/OUNTST SADDLEST CANVAS SLEEPING BAGS, FNRST Al0 KlTe TRAIL EQUIPMENT, ANII BOARil FEE DUR I NG T HE TWO II,IEEKS T ! �I till rLr )) r{ li trl'"nil- '' ir l) l.r'--\ i llI tl',1-".;/ [ ['r Ii..i"-,i t\"1,..\#\,..) ..-x,--l t . r ir.'lt] I 2 on 3 uNrFoRMs, socKs A sHoRT sponT TypEo Snors 'l pntR oF LEATHER FoR HTKING AND GENERIiL u$E, oNE PAIR rOR TENNIS AND CANOE HIKESo BATHROBE OR KIMONA sl]{JEATER (SilOUr-O ae XrAVV ) U FLASHL I GHT POOKET KNI FE $EWING KIT NDE RCLOT HE S BATHING SUIT Pf{JAMAS SHEET$ PI LLOW SLI PS TOI LET ART I CLES LAUNDRY BAG BLANKETs BATH TOWELS ADDITIONAL MUSI CAL (NO T R.L[}L] I R[ D) KODAK STAT I ONERY BOW AND ARROWS TET$NIS RACKET tsiBLE OR ll_.:'"i.i I NSTRUMENTS (z) ;;: f i" [-i i l'f ,r:,I: ."','i'-- IE,'tGTl4 v* PRAYER BOOK ii i *,'f:i ]'j '"1' ' j"'i"_.. l;. i';i "..: * Of r-tAY No appulcANTS ARE AccEprED FoR, LEss rHAN A wEEK. Oal,npans ARE ExpEcrHD To ENTER ANll LEAVE cAMp oN Sntunocys. BEceusE THE GIRLS HARDLY GET INTO TI{E LiFE OF THE CAMP IN ONE WEEK THEY ARE ENCOURAGED To STAY TWO WEEKS OR LONGER. THE PROUNITS WITH THE GRAIU OF ACTIVITIES IS PLANNED IN TWO ''{EEK EX0EPT ION OF TWO SESSIONS PLANNED FOR ONE-IIJEEK OAMPERSo 0NE*u,IEEK sE$sroNs wtLL tsE Hrto ,.Jurue 18"25 eruo Juuv 9-16. p[ {<tfr, t5 5 /orus REQUEsT FRoM pARENTo !$ NESESSARv BEFoRE A GIRL MAY LEAVE OAMP At"lY DAY OTHER THAhI THE END OF HER STAYo A wntTTEN /?[G15 T li.AItOlVS BgctstHnrroNs ARE tsErNG REcEtvED AT Gtnt- Scour HEspQuaRTERs NOWE THEY WILL BE ACCEPTED IN THE ORDER REOEIVED' CAMP AocoMoDATE$ oNLy ?2 otnls FER pERtoD' TxE Glnu Scour Cetiltp Cotvttull rrEE RESERVES Ti.{E iirGHT To REFUSE uNsATtsrAcroRY APPLT oANTs. THE Caup CouurrrEE ALSo REsERVEs THE RTGHT To cANcEL rur Prrcr Tntp rF FEWER r*aru 24 GrRLs REGIsTER av JuLv 1. THE CAVIP COt'TiiUITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANOEL THE ENSAMPMENT I F rEy,ER THAN 16 TiEOISTER AV JUNE 1. BROWNIE �i'.. vts'r, frlr# 0iF' $rt'- {,t- ?38 SIASCN CF SCCIJT IfiN4P KI\iVAN I DEan PanrNts: THE C;rHap Coi,lrutrrEE ls GLAIJ To ANNouNcE TtiAT I'Itss At-uycr Netsorur FoRMEu BUslNEss u,\NAGER, \''tlLL D[nECT oArvrPr THe SrRrr U{lLL INCLUDE A HIGHLY TRAINED DIETITIANt TiiAtNEll NUn$E, uNtr LeADEi:l (ovrn 21 yr*ns oF AGE AND TRATNED Foil THETR .roes) ar.ro SPECIALISTS CI.IOSEN FOR THETR SUCCE$SFUL EXPERIENCE IN CAI\/IPS AND THEIR ABILITY IN V,/rJnKl NG Wl TH G lirtLSr [vrily pREcAUTToN rs rAKEN To sAFEGUARi] THE HEALTH oF oAMpERS AT KlwANl. THE wRrEii $UPPLY lS TE$TED iIEGULAiiLY By rHE Arrxamsas BolHn or HEnurg. SEpttc rANKS ARE U$ED IN DISFOSINC OF $JASTET rNryocqLATrl?N. 1s coMpuLsoRy BEFoRE THAT THI$ SERIES ilEQUlliES THREE UlerrS.) Lj,no-rn ReQut GriiLs LEAVE Foil rlEU t,Hys rcAL ExAMI NAT roN i\nAy BE AnRANGEii FOR youi:r cH cAMp, (Dorv t T FoRGET ILD THRoucn rnr Gt nt- ffiirFFffitrT#[nTlVlENlTSrcnr,5-2531'BEFoitESHEENTERsKtwltrtt.THEsE EXAMS AflE USUALLY G IVEN TXE IVIOruNAY PIIECEDI NG IHT SATUfiDAY THE OAI\4PER I $ TO ENT. En cArvrp. (lr FoR ANy nEASoN THE ExAtvil NAT roN rs Nor MADE BEFoRE ENTERT NG cAMp, A FEE or $i.00 u,ilLL BE cHAilGEil FoR ixAi,,inNATtoN AT THE cnur.) Foop sHguLn NoL B.E sS[T Is cAj\4fEns-. Excr.ulENTl NouRrsHrNG MEALs ARE ATTRAoTIvE* Ly sERVEIT, !'{ lrH AN AtiuNDANoE oF rrie sx FRur re vEGETABLE$ ,\ND Mt LK. PenrruTs arun FN I E NIJS AR E UI'iGE C TO COOPEHATE IN hIAINTAINING THIS tsIiLTTNCED OIET. FOOO UAV UOT BE KEPT IN TENTIi (rrrucH To rHr REciiET oF rrELD [,trcE, cHlpMuNK$, AND HUNGRY ,ltooDLAND FR r EN;lS As ron NTR/iL HRHIy TkAn-r ), CAMPEits Ai'{T EX PECTED TO TAKE THE FTJI SCO TRA I N AT GNRTIO iviPHl$, TAT lQl'l , AT ABCUT 7:30 e.M. l\ LIGHT LUIJCII sHouL]J E]E TAKEN AS TIEA0HED UNTIL AFTEfiNooNn CoacH $ERvlcE MEriL$ MAY BE BoucHT oN THE NoT rRANSPoRTATI0N ls ron 259 AND 30/ PER PLATET Sttcuul yOu PARENT$ ilEslRE To iiRlvE To HAFiDy, ;ioADs AfiE HAIID-SURFA0ED To J0NESBono AND GRAVEL THE ;tEMAtNDEti oF THE truAy. TAKE HtsHway 51 ro TuRxrtu, THEN 63 t o llanpv r ggl5lr pAts tN ADVANoE, s ERVEs AS REGrsrRATtofi FEE ron Scouts ;ffi" ilfficdliTl'EEi5'iTe r u {\,/iEupr-rrs ami: Sse t.SY COUNTV. NOITI'RESI DENTS PAY AN AD' T.ryg qln_sr qEEKr_s. BE REDITIONAL ENTRANCE FEE OF $2.50 UPON REGIST ERrNc. (BugrsrRATroN FEES ',vtLL rrEE RESERVEs Cnntp CoHanltt FUNDED APFLICANT PROVIDED TWO WEEKS NOTICE rs G tve rt. ) Tur THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY APPLICANT. BoARDT Nolr-Scour$ pAy S10.00 pER lirEEKt It-aE-Affiivr6fi'iEi*E'v-JfnEE*iEriffisAr*nffi'r'rDArroN. l\li",,KE ALL cHEcKS AND MoNEy oFiLjERS pAyABLE To rHE Cltnu Scours or MeupHrs AND Snet-nv Courltv. tsonno ts PAtD oNE ,,vEEK lN ADVAN0E. PavL,ieNrs sHouLD r3E MADE Fntoay tuloRNtNGS BETwErr'r 9:00 ar'ro 'l;00 nr Grnr- Scour HrloqueRTERS, BRvrs &eARTNIENT Sronr, 89 Nonrx lViatru Sr. Scours arun BRowr'rtEs pAy ti?.50 pER gftneg ol Wg .n.lEEK gt.L.L pF MApE Ar HARDv FoB TRANseoRTATToN oF EAoH GtRL AND BAGGAGE TO AND FROM THE STATION. 4. �2. THr narLRoAD TToKETS rN THE TZ; H/\LF-ffiEfTffien PAST RArES ARE HAVE AMOUNTED TO ABOUT ii,5,25, Gtnr-S UNDER NOT YET AVAILAtsLE. COruSUUT THE FRISCO OF- r tcE. ) Caup sroRE oB TRADTNG posr oARRtEs si\4ALL rERSoNAL NEoEssrrrES, BUT cAMr. EliS ARE A$KED TO BRING WHAT THEY NEEDI irND DEPEND ON THE STORE FOR EMERGENCIES. NO CIRl. Wt LL BE ALLOV'ED TO SPEND OVEii F IVE OEI]TS A DAY ON S WEETST NO MOt'lEY lS KEPT lN THE LODGES A$ T{ECEIPT BOOI($ ARE USED lN LIEU OF CA$H. l5g SggUS. ri,tLL BE NorrFrED ARE OPT I ONAL THE EXrENSE oF ANy oursloE TRrp. THESE ExcuRstoNS o Quengg FoR LAuNpj: rs 5 cENTs oR 10 cerurs roR EAcH ArlTrcLE. [VlaTrnrALS usED A$ USED. EACH OINT IS ilEQUIBED TO WEAR A CAIVIF TIE TO BE BOUGHT AT THE TTiNPING POST FOR 35 CEI.JTS. THIS TAKES CARE OF THE SO.CALLED EXTRASO F-OR HANDICRAFTS TRE OHAI"I,GED NO. 4.83] MAY BE PUROHASED AT BRYIs KPARTMENT OR EXACT COPIES M/rY l3E MADE AT HOME. tvirrrERlAL FOR THE LAT* TEil I S AVA ILABLE AT BRY IS DT PARTMEI{T STOHE 9 BAEEMENT. SNONT PATTERNT BUTTTNtcKr TiB5e Foit 14-18 vEAR oLDs, oR Pt0T0RrALr 9155, ron B*14 yean oLDS, Staruonno LENGTH SHoRTS ARE Nor MADE MoBE THAN sEVEN lNcHEs ABovE Tr-rE KrrlEEREo LAT I ON OAIUP UhIIFORMS , TORE FOR 0Apr Lesr sui\tMERrs cAMp sutrs (euoolvrerr sryLE) nne ALSo oFFt0rAt.-. Blouse TUCK lN, MIDDY-OF'ENING LITTLE EOyts SFOFTT BLOU$E COLLAiI, BUTTERtAK 5217, FLea,sE MA.rt youR AND cAr'rip EQUt rMENT pLArNLy cHrLDts crorHrNG rttrrH HER NAMEr jJy .juu g[ EI{ETGqNqY, TELEGRAF.H OR TELEPHONE THE CAMP Dr F{ECTOR, Ar'rD MESSAGE WILL BE DELIVENEI]. UNDEN NO CIiICUI'STANCES WILI. GII{LS f]E CALLED TO THE PHOITIET Tttts iirouLATrolJ rs DUE To rHE tAcr rHAT THE clRLs A,iE scATTERED AT ALL H0URS ATTENDING VAilloUS ACTIVtTIES, AND ALSO BECAUSE THE PHOhTE lS A TYFICAL SURAL TELEPHONE AND BUSY MUCH OF TIiE TIMEI JewEuRv sHouLD BE KEpr AT HofirE AND l,LL cAsH ts KEF,T By rHE rue T;riotNG Posr. cAMp oFFl cEr HEEETpT BooKs AirE usED Forr puF,cHASEs AT P4tiENrs, you ANu youil FnTENDS AftE rNVrrED To vrsrr KAMr Ktwlur oN SuNDAys, pREFERABLy rr'r rxLffiEfrrtffilr ruEcessAny ro cotulE AT ANy orHER TrN4Ee coNsuLT Ililrnapxls ScOuT 0rrtcE lN;\DVANCr., 1-2531.OvEiirrilGHT /rCCotv,ioDATlONs AFIE AVAILABLE AT THE HoTEL on NEni:(By rouRltjT cAMrtr. (Snour-n ANy vrslrons BE coMpELLED To srAy AT 0AMp, THEv ,flirLL BE cHAnGED AT THE ir,ATE eF $i,50 A DAy. ) You r,'l tLL BE pLEASED ReetsrrR tlt r rH THE pr\cGRi\M l(t ulaN I oF F Eiis youii DAUGHTER. HER Novfr SI ucrRerv, *,Nr,, {,1, o.!^*n) ii4ns. Aer/'v\Jnlalurn ^ (iua rRuAN, {) Karap Kt waru r r Caiur Col,rmr rrEE �ADDBESS NAIYE Hls youR DAUGHTER ANy pHysloAL wEAKNEs$?HassHeHA,DA$ERloUStt"LNE$SoRoPERATloNTHEPA$TYEAR? llas sHr MATURED* AND tF $o lruHAT l$ NExr MENsTRUATtoN DATE? ir snE t$ 12 yEABs oLD AuD HAS Nor uATuBED, wlLL you pREpAnE HER MENTALLv THI S - FoR OHANGE? DOTs yOuR DAUGHTER HAVE,ANY AtsNORMAL HABIT oR ANY PHYSIOAL DERANGEMENT A LEADEF] sHouLD wnron? ( Surep wALKtNG, TA[-Kl NG tN gLEEP, EPI{-EP9Y1 ACUTE INDIGESTIONt cRAMpS, HYSTERIA, PENDICULOSI$1 6TC. f rra? \.'n, AA ! ar -r,r,...r. .,^9 hREYoUwlLLlNGTHATYoURDriUGHTERGolNsW&MMlNu.- Ane vou ill rLt*rNG Tr-rAT youR DAUGHTER Go oN sHoRT Htrrs? SusNnrunE oF pARENT oR GL,ARDIAN _ . ,, .,.. ,, _ DOCTOR GENEnau AppEARANGE NosE aua Buooo He te -- Sr<l rHFroAT Eye _.- TegrH'.--._Luues PREsgURE Hr rtlr I s aruo Eans HERnr Trii,rpEneruRE Feer sHr or ExAMtNATToN DnrE .-- N St ct,rltung or Exeu t ruen CAI\i}P NURSE WeExs lN cAMp Lgs. oRtNED .-_ Lesn uost REMARKS VtlHeru n Cgntsrteu SctENTIsr AppLtES, MENT FROM PARENT REGAfiDING WHAT TO ruE FEEL D0 lN tr ts \rrtsE To cET A tatRlrrEN srATE- OASE OF ILLNESS' ACCIDENT9 OR POISON lVYe ETCn AN ACCURATE, RECENT HEALTH RE0OilD lS THE FIRST STEP A PARENT AND FAMILY PHYSICtAN cAN TAKE To\ruARD SEEING THAT A cHtLors srey lN oAMp ls A pLEASANT AND PRQFITABLE ONE. THE CIRLTS HEALTH REoORD SHoUL! BE TAKEN cNE WEEK BEFoRE sHE FLANs TO CAIVIP SO THAT ANY I\TINOR AILMENTS MAY BE CI.EARED UPT ii ..: 'l _ il :. i: r i TRA I N? (rr n $cour) ENTER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kamp Kiwani Description An account of the resource This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document :f:*%:I;;~~~:i~;i~:~t~:::::;$;;::::r~~~:.;;*~·::;:;~~. .z ::~l":a=:·:·:·;;:~£::~·. ..: · ·=t .. · ·. ...· 1· ... • • . . ...~---~-~~------- .. - .. -:;'ii;~.:~f~{~~;¥;~mf.:t~tH1~:]i~{~~!;\,}~}~\;;~J!,{_<:~i~~~:~;~i~}~li.~}ZVi:i;t~:r;;~~ri'~.~~a;~:.i.~,. ... ~$~\'. OlJT ·wr HE . Jr·1< ;·- Tr' .LJ rf' LIi.T .DCJ FlJN BEGINS ,,.- , / . / • ,,.1 _·---.,,_ \ j ' c•#c .: · ·',/ ' i<' . . ~-" /,. ' -~ .. :---- / ·.' .'..; ·' // ·;-7 lll! l \\\11 11\\llll!llll\l' lttltllllll llUnll\11 11\lll ·lltlllttHl !l!il'•l'• '• l t1t1 t \ •lli l•1111·1t1th1iMllllT1 1' 111)1;!1'111 1M1:1l•1Kll 11 •. ,i11 ;1• 11t1• - -· KIV'li\NI G1 RL Scours OF iVlEMPH Is AND THE fV11 n-SOUTH AND THEIR FRIENDS 8-18 YEARS SEASON ~ 6 WEEK.5 - JUNE 18-JULY 30, 1938 ·- . - ' "th •il'' " ': ·.r ·Hlli:t.'H•'·•i:• •; 1 1 11~·1,i ;:11 ;1111 ·• ·•1"'1" " '' ''"'lti11uto.,· •C" l' '"i'••I!· • " 'lil":·: ·•Mf•;1, r•1., i:11,, ·ttu• '"•l'ru" •1 ' '' ·I ;icr• •i , •. . :11tU1"••1•· .. 11 ,1 ·1•1/t••rl•ll'll'l'!!l•'•' '11t ':•::1·•·n• · ,• l• 1"t'•WltlU; .• ,. •' "1•1.,l;.11:11111 .1•, •: .. 1.• l• -1' . ,.,,.a.1·;>1" "'-· ' !1 •·1·;.,1•m .1 ;1 ... <. , ••.• ,! •. 111•11.>.111··-•HUlt'•"''• U'/J·l•ti /ltl•'" '' .. .. •It ';! ... . . ,, / •1' " 1 It"' j>' f . ~l !lHl! l•'h• ,11•11 ; :o •1 1•1:•1m1: ·!• 1· '!• l i'j I SPONSORED BY GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY I ·- ASSISt ED BY MEMPHIS KIWANIS CLUB ~ 11 U-t~./v .. }?'t~<.<:J/{tijz1 91J-&1 t6 C'c-u;1vb I 6' v ..,... : I ' · 7- ! i - .. . TO LAUGH - TO AND WAKE SWIM UP AND AND GROW LI VE IN THE OPEN ,?;,1'~~~~~~~!~' ;c+~r:r.:1 K AMP Kl WAN I \J - 4- /,' J v '\-: ...,: -./ ( ' ... { ~ - c .r a --,.,,, ..,.. l~'\ -~"'- r""' 9 3 8 ef~1 / c'-'"':::i '~t L 1.e,,..~ ,_,,,,~\~' 1 "'" ··'\ ) •• , ( ,,p" \ ~~ \> :·;·-" 1~/1-· I I I,~ ll \~ '(~"\ ~ "". "'·· / \»·· .. }'' , ~ , /r" ".!>- , ~~~,\~~' -~tlt1/~'::_\ ! '(::/--' ;, - ~- \ \ \ """"·"'. 1 0.-c) 1 - 1{-t· ~ 0 Pt NS JU NE 1 8 " , :n' , I ) ,# J1~ ,.-- \ \ ~ ~ lt·ZI v-' // I(,,.--- ~nr, _ ,.,.:.,,,,... 11 r'T<:.//' 1 )',r"' CLOSES JlJLY 3o \ \ 11"'"7. - • . , /I . fl•p r $ 1• ·-.(1 ' .·· , ,1 { I -,,-..,.,1 ~" . 1111 ;) ~ -~-:::"· ~· .,. <.iD.. \ ;;)~ \1,....; - 1 :A ~G- 1RC ~Al~1 vff''Ar K1wAN1- SHE 15 QUICKLY ASSIGNED TO A CABIN WITH THREE GIRLS Or HER AGEe (AGE GROUPS ARE 8-10 YEARS OR BROWNIES, 10-12 YEARS, 12-14 YEARS AND 14-18 YEARS.) WITH EACH TRIBE LIVES ITS LEADER OR COUNSELLOR AND TWO ASSISTANTS• Bur GIRLS HELP TO PLAN THEIR OWtil PROGRAMS• HAPPY AND HEALTHFUL IS THE ATMOSPHERE AT KAMP KIWANI, HARDY, AHKANSAS, WHERE 32 STONE CABINS NESTLE IN THE OZARK FO OTHILLS• NOTE~ SPECIAL. ENCAMPMENT FOR BROWNIES, JUNE 18-25, LIMITED TO SIXTEEN BROWNIES• DAYS ARE FULL AND RICH FOR CAMPERS AT KIWANI SO MANY FRIENDS TO MAKE AND MEMORIES TO KEEPJ 200 GIRLS LAST YEAR FROM MEMPHIS AND THE TRI-STATES• CANOEING CRAFTS SINGING WlTH A HANDY CANOE, A LAZY RIVER AND GOOD COMPANY, WHO WOULDN'T BE HAPPY? TESTS ARE PASSED BEFORE A GIRL IS ALLOWED TO TAKE A CANOE OUT ON THE RIVER• CAMP IS AN EDUCATIVE ADVENTURE• ON HOT AFTERNOONS AND IN CLOUDY WEATHER, GIRL Scours LEARN TO USE THEIR H>\NDS AT LEATHEH-TOULING, MEH\L-WORK, JEWELRY-MAKING, BLOCK- PRINTING, B ~1 SKET-WEAVING, AND IN MANY OTHER WAYS• LIKE. f~AIN AND SUNSHINE, IT IS PART OF THE DAILY EXISTENC E AT KIWANI• PLAYS AND S-1 LJNTC EVERY Glr-::L, WHETHEi'i SHE HAS GOLDEN HAIR AND BLUE EYES J OR NOT, ENdOYS THE O P POf~TUNITY OF BEING THE 11 PRINCESS 11 ARE FUN ONCE IN AWHILE! EACH UNIT ENTERTAINS THE OTHERS FREQUENTLY• SWIMMING NATURE LORE AND W0)0CRAFT ONE PAIR OF TRAINED EYES FOR EVERY EIGHT GIRLS IN SWIMMING CANNOT MAR THE fUN Of THE DAILY DIPS 1, N SPRING RIVERl THEY ENHANCE IT• EVERY SWIM IS S~PERVISED BY RED CROSS LIFE SAVBRS AND EXAMINERS IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT KIWANI • THE 11 BUDDY 11 OR PARTNER SYSTEM IS USED AND EVERY GIRL CHECKS IN AND OUT Of THE WATER• 11TO WIN THE SECRET Of A WEE.D 1 S PLAIN HEART REVEALS SOME CLUE TO SPIRITUAL THINGS•" - JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL ~--~~ ........ ~~~~~--~---~~-.....-......, ........ ~--~~~~--...._~~-"'----~------~-..._,~~~-- 11iti•Ullllllllt1 11111 imm1itt111\llltlUhlUl\\\ll\l11'dl !t lhll\l \!ll11"1 ~ \IJl .. 111t~ill!Utlf'lll~"ln\11t1\ H\l1tlttllO!'li•lll\ll1 !•:1111M•l \l;l!l.•l'''t: - t111 ! •1 j u11mt•1t,•lL1t!llhl1!U lll~l•ltll h~lllt!t\ll!l"lllll!l•Ul lllU ' ' 1"tllllht•t\1lUlllt 'lt1"1f l '!11tl•«& l•lh ll!!f \1l! tlt•Hl!llllltllhl l !1l\l lltlltl'll4lllthll l11llUhi l!ll!l1ll1 n1m1.111111~1u 111•11111•Mll llhlll·'il ' 141! .. 1t111111 11•l\l!l t\t\l \t.1 11 11f't''1'1lll'\lll~tnlll \1l\lt11t•t1111111 111•11•1111 1111111tt111tt1l•11i'11111 , •·111••1 1 .. '1 •~1~1111tt11t•ti1 11111111• •111 1 111•1:11' 1(l!ll1!! l1 1n11·t 1111!11•'l'!l!J 1111 •t''l 11111 11\lt't11 1 1\11 111 1m1 111111 ,1•w,.111 11•1 1111r11• 1 11•;11 111 u11•tt11t11111 1111 11 t1••·1!' tltll "ttt1 11•111111 1:m1fittlht! l l11ll'ltl!•l! ' ll111 11111 t1t\1111111111 1 1lUlllfl •llltl 1U1JIOti 11m h!< l• J• KAMP KtWANI GYPSY TRIPPI NG To OTTE r.; C F~ EEK ON HuMPH f~ EY 1 s FORD WITH BLANKET-ROLL AND Pi\CK-Bf,SKET IS SUCH FUNI THEf~E NEVER WAS A COUNTRY MOf~ E EXPLOHf-1 BLE! PtONEERING How TO LIVE IN THE OPEN 1\ND sHr,RE THE SIMPLE OUTDOOR ---------- -------·- -- HOUSEKEEPING WHILE ON THE TRAIL WITH A BLANKET r~OLL IS I MPOfHANT • CAMPFIRES THE CALL TO THE FIRE AT THE END CF THE DAY BRINGS A THRILL TO THE HEART OF ANY GIRL WHO HAS CAMPED AT KIWANI • SOMETIMES HIGH ON A BLUFF WITH ONLY MEMBERS OF HER OWN TRIBE - SOMETIMES WITH MEMBERS OF ALL TRIBES IN THE HEART OF THE CAMP AT THE BIG, TREESHADOWED CIFlCLE• GIRLS WITH PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AT KIWANI MAY TAKE THE 70 MILE THI P ON HORSEBACK JULY 9-23. THE WEEK OF Ju(y 9-16 WILL BE SPENT LEARNING TO RIDE, SADDLE AND HOBBLE THE MOUNTS• THE THREE-DAY PACK TRIP OVER RUGGED UNEXPLORED TRAILS TO CAVERNS AND CAVES IN ARKANSAS AND M1ssOUHI, WILL BE HELD THE SECOND WEEK. LEARNING TO MAKE A COMFORTABLE BED ON THE GROUND UNDER THE STAR-FILLED SKY, AND TO RAPIDLY PITCH A SHELTER WHEN r~il•IN THREATENS, IS i:1LSO INCLUDED IN THE TRAINING FOR THE THIP• Tr-UPPERS WILL MEET THE CAMP TRUCK AT DESIGNATED POINTS FOR SUPPLIES BEFORE STRIKING INTO THE INTERIOR AGAIN• EXTRA EQ.LJIRVIENT REQUIRED FOR THIS TRIP~ 1 PONCHO, RIDING BOOTS, A BROAD-BRIMMED HAT, A PAIR OF DARK GLASSES, RIDING PANTS, HEAVY GLOVES, KNIFE, FLASHLIGHT, CANTEEN, AN INEXPENSIVE BASIN· THE cosr: $27.50, WHICH TAKES CARE OF USE OF MOUNTS, SADDLES, CANVAS SLEEPING BAGS, FIRST AID KIT, TRAIL EQUIPMENT, AND BOARD FEE DURING THE TWO WEEKS. '"!' 1' . 1 1 1 1• 11 1 .1•l1·1<! 11 ,1111 m1 r•11tu• f !l • J '11\ll• • llll• hl\J ! ~1 · t:H M1 U ·I U l11 ll jlll.lt l· • >1! !11lf l ·ff '1/ , j11•fl'.•· l •• ,. •'" '• IJ · .1:.111u•, 1•111'MH!l · IUlll1•l! l!lf'Wl'l lltl •lll •llh !h !>(ll+u11!•1llfl•l ·lfll••ll• l!!UlllW•I ' · !" . _ I(AJ\llP· I<IVvANI 1938 ---·-·--. REOU I RED EO.UI PMEf\lT \ 2 OR 3 UNIFORMS, SOCKS A SHORT SPORT TYPEo SHOES - 1 PAl .R OF LEATHER FOR HIKING AND GENERAL USE, ONE PAIR FOR TENNIS AND CANOE HIKES• BATHROBE OR KIMONA SWEATER (SHOULD BE HEAVY) UNDERCLOTHES FLASHLIGHT POCKET KN I FE SEW I NG Kl T BATHING SUIT SHEETS PAJAMAS PILLOW SLIPS TOILET ARTICLES BATH TOWELS LAUNDRY BAG BLANKETS (2) f\DDITIOf\JAL (NOT REOUI RED) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STATIONERY KODAK aow AND ARROWS TENNIS RACKET BIBLE OR PRAY~R BOOK LENGTH OF STAY NO A PPL I CANTS ARE ACCE PTE.D FOR. LESS THAN A WEE Ke CAMPERS ARE EXPECTED TO ENTER AND LEAVE CAMP ON SATURDAYS. BECAUSE THE GIRLS HARDLY GET INTO THE LIFE OF THE CAMP IN ONE WEEK THEY ARE ENCOURAGED TO STAY TWO WEEKS OR LONGER. THE PRO• GRAM OF ACTIVITIES IS PLANNED IN TWO WEEK UNITS WITH THE EXCEPT I ON OF TWO SESSIONS PLANNED FOR ONE-WEEK CAMPERS• ONE-WEEK SESSIONS WILL BE HELD JUNE 18-25 AND JULY 9-16. PEl<J\!J IS S /OtJS A WRITTEN REQUEST FROM PARENTS IS NECESSARY BEFORE A GIRL MAY LEAVE CAMP ANY DAY OTHER THAN THE END OF HER STAYo REGIS Tl<A. TIONS REGISTRATIONS ARE BEING RECEIVED AT GIRL Scour HEADQUARTERS NOWo THEY WILL BE ACCEPTED IN THE ORDER RECEIVED· CAMP ACCOMODATES ONLY 72 GIRLS PER PERIOD· THE GIRL Scour CAMP COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE UNSATISFACTORY APPLICANTS• THE CAMP COMMITTEE ALSO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL THE PACK TRIP IF FEWER THAN 24 GIRLS REGISTER BY JULY 1. THE CAMP COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCE~ THE BROWNIE ENCAMPMENT IF FEWER THAN 16 REGISTER BY JUNE 1~ t:========================------====--------------1 1 ·1. 11 1 .11\ Pttt •Ullll•'IO<!lllll•·UlltllUht.;ll'11•·lW!ll>r1j l/Jfj HUllU~tUl• llllJll•" '" H• hlt111'> • 1'>1 1 lflh11l·•r" l l•• '" "f1 h•ll•••uU·•" ' "·•"'•f'· lllt' 'ln• tlljU ,.,.,,.j •• l «'f '' 1 .. , ... .. 1''" 1 U• Jtt.,.1•m111;1 .. •· ll1IU 'lll• ''" ,, ,,,, ... , .. 1.1o1 .. _•; u r"IU/tll1l•'"'"" '''"'""'" " '''''ll'lml"fUll•U•l•llOlllUIJ IU / •f>IUl •1<l .. ,,o4/.•ltr•·1. 1!• •· .11.u.•1 r .. ••· r ' ll•Bl11>\ j\l\"'•1l~\1llll !\l"t ' lll ,ll l,l\l tl1 IWtltl 11Ulhl•nol!11111'"t!!•t>1.11!!11u .11• "!h 1' l!tl•H•h»I' •r"1,.ll •l•h '" 1 " l'""•i•·• l · '•' •t• · 1!1U' -' " ' " •"" ' •>ofth• •ht•> -!Ul"l l•"'' " '"d ''""'·!'"""''.'' '·•", "· -r• •l •·· I'" t '< !;hlll· • "•'''·•l•; •l•"' " l'•>'ll !! ' """"IHt>1:1>!t1 <IO•!• h!lo •l!J•·' ' " h l••f"I; , ,. , '"""'''"•<"!!;"" ,u , .,, 1 ~ · "' ::::::;:::.:::: \ j;( ,..-- '°' ..,Kn '\.I \ j::'~ .. ,:·::\ f-.1 r--- ~-~J.Y'" .\ '.~1: ~(\.~ ro.cv"""' \ ~ ~ ~, ' I -.,, ~ '<:-<> .;::s:: ''·, --,'1 9 3 e s~ As ON o F 1· QorW .5.;-~~:= l SCOUT l<Af\~P KIWANl t' "-- ~l¢'i' '·' I IJEAR PA R ENT S~ . ' . • .fo ·""' ,. ~~ r:~~ TH E CAM P COi'.t1M ITT EE IS GLAD TO ANNOUNCE TH AT Miss ALLYCE NELSO N, FORMER BUSINESS MANAGER, WILL DS RE CT CAMP. THE STAFF WILL INCLUDE A HIGHLY TRAINED DIETITIAN, T RAINED NU f ~SE, UNIT LEADER (OVER 21 YEA RS OF AGE AND TRAINED FO R THEIR JOBS) AND S PECIALISTS CHOSEN FO R THEIR SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE IN CAMPS AND THEIR ABILITY IN WOR KING WITH GI RLS. _[V£13,_Y_ PRECAUTION IS TAKEN TO SAFEGUARD THE HEALTH OF CAMPERS AT KIWANI • THE WATER S UPPLY IS TESTED REGULARLY BY THE ARKAN SAS BOARD OF HEALTH• SEPTIC TANKS ARE US ED IN DISPOSING OF WASTE• TYPHOID INNOCULATION IS COMPULSORY BEFORE GI RLS LEAVE FOR CAMP. (DoN'T FORGET THAT THIS SERIES REQUI RES TH REE WEEKS.) REQUI RED PHYSICAL EXAMINATION MAY BE ARR ANGED FOR YOU R CHILD TH ROUGH THE GIRL Sco ur 0FFJCE, 8RY 1 S D: PARTMENT STO RE, 5-2531, BEFO RE SHE ENTERS KIWANlo THESE EXAMS ARE USU ALLY GIVEN THE fvi ONDAY PRECEDING THE SATUFWAY THE CAMPER IS TO ENTER CAMP. (IF FO R ANY REASON THE EXAMINATION IS NOT MADE BEFORE ENTERING CAMP, A FEE OF' $1.00 WILL BE CH M::: GED FOR EXAMINATION AT THE CAM P .) FOOD SHOULD NOT BE SENT i; 0 CAMPERS• EXC ELL.ENT, NOU R ISHING MEALS ARE ATTRACTIVE• LvSERVED, WITT AN ABUNDA.NCE OF FRESH FRUIT' VEGETABLES AND Ml LK· PARENTS AND FRIENDS ARE URGED TO COOPE RATE IN MAINTAINING THIS BALANCED DIET• FOOD MAY NOT BE KEPT IN TENTS (MUCH TO THE REG RET OF FIELD MICE, CHIPMUNKS, AND HUNG RY WOODLAND FR I EN DS)• As FOR TRANSPORTATION, CAMPERS ARE EX PECTE D TO TAKE THE F RISCO TRAIN AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION, MEMPHIS, AT AB OUT 7:30 A·M· A LIGHT LUNCH SHOULD BE TAKEN AS HA RDY IS NOT REACHE D UNTIL AFTE RNOON• COACH SERVICE ME ALS MAY BE BOUGHT ON THE TRAIN FOR 25¢ AND 30¢ PER PLATEo SH OULD YOU PARENTS DESIRE TO DR IVE TO HA RD Y, ROADS ARE HARD-SURFACED TO JONES• S ORO AND GRAVEL THE l'\ EMAINDE R OF THE WAYo TAKE HIGHWAY 61 TO TUR r-\ ELL, THEN 63 TO f-ltA RD Y • THE FI RST WEEK 1S BOARD, PAID IN ADVANCE, SERVES AS REGISTRATION FEE FOR Scours AND° NON-SCOUTS RESIDING IN MEMPHIS AN D SHELBY COUNTY• NON-RESIDENTS PAY AN ADDITIONAL ENTRANCE FEE OF $ 2.50 UPON REGISTERING• (REGI STRATION FEES WILL BE REFUNDED APPLICANT PROVIDED TWO WEEKS NOT!CE 18 GIVEN.) THE CAMP COMMITTEE RESER VE S THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY APPLICANT• Scours AND BROWNIES PAY $ 7.50 PER WE EK BOARD· NON ... SCOUTS PAY $ 10.00 PER WEEK, TO BE ACCOMPANIED BYTHREE LETTERSC>F"RECOM lvl ENDATIO N. fVIA KE ALL CHECKS AND MONEY ORD ER S PAYABLE TO TH E GIRL Scours OF IVIEMPHIS AND SHEL BY COUNTY· BOARD ts PAID ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE. ~YMENTS SHOULD BE MADE FRIDAY MORNINGS BETWEEN 9 : 00 AND 1 ~ 00 AT GIRL Scour HEADQUARTERS, BRY's D::PARTMENT STORE, 89 NORTH MAIN Sr. 6_ ClrlARGE .2f_50,¢WILL~~AT HARDY FOR TRANSPORTATION OF EACH GIRL AND BAGGAGE TO AND FROM THE STATION• --.-.... --·- . - -~--·--------- 2. THE RAILROAD TICKETS IN THE 1 PAST HAVE AMOUNTED TO ABOUT $5.25, GIRLS UNDER i2," HALF FARE• (SUMMER RATES ARE NOT YET AVAILABLE• CONSULT THE FRISCO OFF I CE•) THE CAMP STORE OR TRADING POST CARR IE S SilMLL .PERSONAL NE CE SS IT I ES, BUT CAMPERS ARE ASKED TO BRING WHAT THEY NEED, AND DEPEND ON THE STORE F'OR EMERGENCIES · No GIRL WILL BE ALLOWED TO SPEND OVER F"IVE CENTS A DAY ON SWEETS. No MONEY IS KEPT IN THE LODGES AS F{ECEIPT BOOKS ARE USED IN LIEU OF CASH. -PAi-~ENTS WILL BE NOTIFIED THE EXPENSE OF ANY OUTSIDE TRIP• THESE E_XCURSIONS ARE Of)T I ONAL • CHARGE FOR LAUNDRY IS 5 CENTS OR 10 CENTS FOR EACH AHTICLEo MATERIALS USED FOR HANDICRAFTS i'."RE CHM-\GE'D f\S USED· EACH GIRL IS r{EQUIRED TO WEAR A CAMP TIE TO BE BOUGHT AT THE TRADING PosT FOR 35 CENTS. THIS TAKES CARE OF THE SO-CALLED EXTRAS• REGULATION CAMP UNIFORMS No. 4-831 MAY BE PURCHASED AT 3RY 1S lJEpf,RTMENT STORE F'OR $T:"'75, OR EXACT COPIES MAY BE MADE AT HOME. [\f!ATERIAL FOR THE LATTER IS AVAILABLE AT BRY 1S DEPARTMENT STORE, BASEMENT. SHORT PATTERN, BuTTERICK, 7185, F'OR 14-18 YEAR OLDS 9 OF\ PICTORIAL, 9155, FOR 8-14 YEAR OLDS• STANDARD LENGTH SHORTS ARE NOT MADE MORE THAN SEVEN INCHES ABOVE THE KNEECAP• LAST SUMMER 1S CAMP SUITS (BLOOMEF< STYLE) AriE ALSO OFFICIAL• BLOUSE TUCK IN, MIDDY-OPENING LITTLE BOY 1S SPORT BLOUSE COLLAR, 8UTTERICK 5217. PLEASE~ YOUR CHILD'S CLOTHING f\ND CAMP EQUIPMENT PLAINLY WITH HER NAME, IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, TELEGRAPH OR TELEPHONE THE CAMP DIRECTOR, AND MESSAGE WlLLBE DELIVEHED· UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL GIHLS BE CALLED TO THE PHONE• THIS REGULATION IS DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE GIRLS ARE SCATTERED AT ALL HOURS ATTENDING VARIOUS ACTIVITIES, AND ALSO BECAUSE THE PHONE IS A TYPICAL RURAL TELEPHONE AND BUSY MUCH OF THE TIME, JEWELRY SHOULD BE KEPT AT HOME AND t.LL CASH IS KEPT BY THE CAMP OFFICE• RECEIPT BOOKS Ai~E USED FOR PUP.CHASES AT THE TRAD! NG POST• PAl'IENTS, YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS Af'iE INVITED TO VISIT KAMP f<IWANI ON SUNDAYS, PREFERABLYlNTHE AFTEF1NOON. IF NECESsAnY TO COME AT ANY OTHER TIME, CONSULT MEMPHIS Scour OFFICE IN ADVANCE, 5-2531. OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE HOTEL OR NE i-,f'.{8Y TOURIST CAMP. (SHOULD ANY VIS I TORS BE COMPELLED TO STAY AT CAMP, THEY WILL BE CHA~GED AT THE RATE OF $1.50 A DAY.) You WILL SE PLEASED WITH THE PROGRAM KIWANI OFFERS YOUR DAUGHTER· REG I STER HEf~ NOW• SINCERELY, ~ ~l.l.:t ;f 'al(). Ji.))_~""'-J MRs. AsEIWALDAUER, CHAIRMAN, KAMP K1WAN1 CAMP Crn"1MI TTEE , ~, Ci'a-k -cJl;a, «re.'~ 'j~ &o :;~ ol.-<X .. to1.. - NAf\1£ -- ADffiESS ____________ _ HAS YOUR DAUGHTER ANY PHYSICAL WEAKNEss?~----- HAS SHE HAD A SERIOUS ILLNESS OR OPERATION THE PAST YEAR? ___ _,_ ________ ~. HAs SHE MATURED, AND If SO WHAT IS NEXT MENSTRUATION DATE? __ IF SHE LS 12 YEARS OLD AND HAS NOT MATURED, WILL YOU PREPARE HER MENTALLY FOR THIS CHANGE?------~~--~--~-~----~------- .l))ES YOUR DAUGHTER HAVE ANY ABNORMAL HASIT OR ANY PHYSICAL DERANGEMENT A LEADER SHOULD WATCH? ( SLEEP WALKING, TALKING IN SLEEP, EPILEPSY, ACUTE INDIGESTION, CRAMPS, HYSTERIA, PENDICULOSIS, ETC.)~--~. ----~---~---------------~ hRE YOU WILLING THAT YOUR DAUGHTER GO tN SW&MMlNG? ARE YOU WILLING THAT YOUR DAUGHTER GO ON SHORT HIKES? __ _,_------------~ SUGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARDJAN ~...------__,.-,..;;:;.;.._...:.---~-----------:-- DOCTOR GENERAL APPEARANCE~----- SKIN EYES AND EARS--------- NOSE AND THROAT ------· TEETH HEART BLOOD PRES SURE ----· . LUNGS . TEMPERA T WRE ------~- HEIGHT ___________ ;VE I GHT ____ " _____ FEET -----------__.,_.. DA TE OF EXAM! NAT I ON -------..-- St GNAT URE OF EXAMlNER CAMP N U RS E WEEKS I N CAMP --- Les. GAiNED ~-~--- LBS• LOST~----- --------~-··-- R E fv1 /-. R K S -·--.....--~----------~-- WHEN A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST APPLIES, WE FEEL IT IS WISE TO GET A WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM PARENT REGARDING WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF ILLNESS, ACCIDENT, OR POISON IVY, ET Ce AN ACCURATE, RECENT HEALTH RECORD IS THE FIRST STEP A PARENT AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN CAN TAKE TOWARD SEEING THAT A CHILD'S STAY lN CAMP IS A PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE ONEo THE GIRL'S HEALTH RECORD SHOULD BE -TAKEN ONE WEEK BEFORE SHE PLANS TO ENTER CAMP SO THAT ANY MINOR AILMENTS MAY BE CLEARED UP1 APFL I CA Tl ON FORM ! PLEASE MA IL TO GiRL Scour HEADQUARTERs,89 N. N~IN, MEMPHIS, AS EARLY AS' POeSlBLE· KAMP KIWANI' HARDY' ARK* DATE ·---------.. AMOUNT ENCLOSED - $ . _ _ NAME CI TY . ADDRESS.----- --------------- STATE AGE SCHOOL OR COLLEGE_ ___ ·--------- CHURCH AFFIL I AT I ON ------------· ~ NOT I tv IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ------~ ADDRESS . ------·--------. __ .TELEPHONE NUMBER BROWN IE___ SCOUT RANK--~-------·---~---· . ~ GIRL SCOUT___ INTENDED LENGTH OF STAY ____ ·--------------- ~ NON-SCOUT~-- CHECK ARRI VAL: PR I VATE CAR? ____ TRAIN? .. ----- WI SH TO ENTER CHECK DEPAFHURE: PRIVATE CAR? . _ ___ TRA I N? ____ _ SI GNAT URE OF CAPTA IN ( IF A SCOUT) _____________ S IGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARD IAW _____ ·__ -- --·-------· NOT ICE - SCOUTS NOT UNDER MEMPH IS COUNCIL MUST SEND IN TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMEND• . ATION • NON-SCOUTS MUST SEND IN THREE LETTERS OF RECOMMENDAT ION • .~. nm• 1 111 •1thl•1n11m"" l l•1 ~ •u11111 11 1111J!1H " •111• 1m1.1 •1r: .,HJT) ill ·1. 1t'll''· •"H''""l>lllh"·'•lll'•'h .•uih••1" :"•·· ·:: •,.111tu:m•t•1• l" t• 1 •. I •l!l!l1l'l'l!'Jhh<a• •.••ll\1•111'!• •IHll•fh, J•··••1•Ull•111U•o11•111;.u1J••l •11uu •· l•I 1•ra·t•• •!J1. lhi.W••r•1 Ul!llt 11 l•i•• 1•1•11•u11U11• t •h' l•·''' ltn:..,111w ;"('1thm•1•111 11t•·1•1· ''"'' ,, ·" ·.r ,. •111111117 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1938 Title A name given to the resource 1938 Kamp Kiwani Leaders Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Girl Scout Council of Memphis & Shelby County Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Girl Scouts Kamp Kiwani Leaders Guide