Fourth Company Win At Millington Camp 'A programme that Shanghai may well be proud of because of what It denotes, was given on Saturday by the Girl Guides Association, at Millington "Only outside activities will be included "this afternoon' and the points won added to the respective scores made four months ago when the more serious indoor work. was fudged," announced Mrs, L.'B. Golds, District Commissioner. The reason for, the eagerness about the points, Jand more or less the real purpose of the afternoon, was the Evans' Shield Jwhich went from the First Company, which held st last year, to the Fourth Company, which concluded the day with a score of 198. The Third Company with 192 points, was runner-up. Companies participating were: First Company, Cathedral School For Girls Third Company and Three A Company, Vu Yuen School; Fourth Com-Jpany, Boone Road School, Fifth Company, Thomas Hambury School; and Nineth Company, the Jewish group.
The programme was opened by a congratulatory speech by Lady Brenan, president of the association, and the awarding of a badge of thanks to Mrs. G. W. Morris, Captain lof the American Girl Scouts, by Drs.
'W. Bourne, Divisional Commis sioner, for work done when Mrs. Morris held that rank and the Amer can and International Scouts were Jone organization.
Mrs. E. E. Parsons, vice president, Jand Mrs. O Moor, Captain of the First Company, were the judges of {the "French and English" team game, land awarded first place to the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Companies.
Among the guests were the Chinese Municipal Schoo! Girl Scouts, who seemed not only to be entertained and interested, but extremely obfervent, and determined to. judge well as to gain any new ideas. they might see exhibited.
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