Vintage 1940s Girl Scout Handbook circa 1948 - Intermediate Girl Scouts pincushions This celery dish

This celery dish

The backside contains a chip on the rim that measures 1" inch x 1" inch but does not affect the use of the dish in anyway

thanks to the family's good care

she includes recipes for all meals of the day - ones that are most captivating to eaters and most visually interesting for cooks to prepare

Vintage 1940s Girl Scout Handbook circa 1948 - Intermediate Girl Scouts pincushions This celery dishScouting has been called the "greatest band of knights ever to be mustered since the ancient days of King Arthur" Edith Ballinger Price, Trail of the Trefoil {HISTORY} First started in the US by Juliette Gordon Low (1860 1927) in Savannah, GA in 1912, the Girls Scouts of America was originally called The Girl Guides and was modeled after the Boy Scouts started by Lord Robert Baden Powell in England in 1908. With emphasis on kindness, courtesy, loyalty