IT is not intended that Girl Scouts should form a new club, separated from all others, but that girls who belong to any kind of existing organization, such as school clubs, factories, social or charitable clubs, Y. W. C. A's., can also take up, in addition to their other work or play, the Girl Scouts' training and games, especially on Saturdays and Sundays.
An edition of How girls can help their country
(1913)
How girls can help their country
by W. J. Hoxie
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1913
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The Knickerbocker Press
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