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Gold har pins are presented every year at tl" banquet to the three girls whom the counselors consider the "honor girls." This year they were Miss Margaret Payne, St Petersburg, sen Ux; Miss Mabel Mabry, T impa, inter mediate and Miss Helen Bashinski, Dublin, Ga., junior. Miss Julia E. Seeder, Fort Monroe, V'a., was the toastmistress and tbe girls giving toasts were: Wild Violets (the Juniors) Kaomi Good, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sunflowers (camp activities) Ruth Perkins, Bay St. Louis, Miss. Morning-glories (ftieH meet and water sports) Caroline Cunningham. Norfolk, Va. Trumpet-vine (the bugle) Doi is Latimer, St. Petersburg. Thistles (the troubles) Eloise Blassingame, Ashland, Va. Queen Anne's Lace ' (the stunts and parties) Ruth Miller, Atlanta. Gn. Rhododendron (the counselors) Mary Whittington, Greenwood, Miss Moon-vine (friendships) Helen Dodd, Hugo, Oklahoma. Wild Roses (vespers and morning dwpelWWiUie White. Smith. Thomp son, Ga. Primrose (a toast to the camp di- lector) Fannie Pickens Tartt, Liv ingston, Ala. Laurel (the awards) Miss McCoy the Direcor. During the Summer,- the four tribes vie with each other on Field Day, in water sports, in archery, tennin and the other sports to win the preatost number of honors and at the banquet the silver loving cup is presented to the tribe having the greatest number of points and showing the best camp spirit. This year the Cherokee tribe was the fortunate one and they will have their name engraved on it as the winners in 1925. Miss Ruth Zize, Tampa; Miss Harriett Bize, St. Pot ersburg; Miss Clara Dorchester, Tampa; Miss Doris Latimer, St. Petersburg; Miss Marie Johnson, Miami; Miss Avis Roe, Carrol Gables; Miss Nell Carroll, Monticello; Miss Margaret Jewett, Lake'and; Misses Ruth Brown, Jacqueline Vrewitt. Ollie Autrey and Thersa Robinson, all of Orlando, were the Floridt. girls be longing to the Cherokee tribe. The Seminoles won first place and the Cheokee, second in the water si-orts on Monday. Florida girls wn n ng places were: Biifu Lois Win gate, Ft. Myers, third place in junior 25 yard dash and third in the junior swimming for form; also first in the junior contest to sec who could hold tie head under the longest time; Miss Mary Bullard, St Petersburg, first in the senior swimming for form; ?)ipt in the senior plunge for distance, third in gunwhaling and a member of the Nacoochee team w'nrmir second place in the flay relay. Miss Hester Kirkland, Tampa, first junior 25 yard tfanh; Miss Carroll Grath:iin, Tampa, second in diving; Mi?? Maude Dew, St Petersburg, first in senior 60 yard dash; second in senior plunge fcr distance and a member of the Seminole team winning firjt place in tbe flag relay ; Miss Ruth Bie, Tam pa, second gunwhaling and first in the handicap canoe race; Miss Mary Watson, Lakelan, first in diving; Miss Margaret Payne, St. Petersburg, sec one' in senior 50 yard dash and one of - the two Tuscolas winning first in ihe canoe race; Miss Shirley John son. Miami, second in the tub race. Miss Ethel J. McCoy, the camp di rector, returned Sunda morning; from a six weeks trip to Eu.-opo w'-l. the Junaluska Travel Camp,composed of iviucr Kins wno nan a'.tmded camp jn (omer seasons. Hiss Amelia Adams jof Tampa, Miss Lou'sa Wilson of , Tampa, Mrs. Donald Beach and Bet ,tlan Beach of St Petersburg, Mis Doris Dew and Miss Sara Ffenddry of 4St. Petersburg were the Florid) mem .beri of the Travel Cam., Visiting ( England, Holland, Germany, Swit zerland and France. Mias Hulda Kroner of Tampa, one ( of the counselors at 0mn Junaluska, gave an hour of violin music follow ing, the evening vesper servic led by Mias Mcppy. She was assisted by Miss "Aurelia Adams, vtofinist, and MasC Ora Mistell, accr. ;)anist. both of Tampa.; - Later in t'io evening, the girls gathered around the rire in the big clubhouse fireplace and had an informal "sing" until taps wan blown. The stunt Monday night was in charge of the Seminole! tribe, who gaye ,a treasure .hunt. The treasure, ttiiuatnrf chest, conbaininr 100 pen- bjeV-wetC found by ti Helen Dud- Have You Tried Our Service? You'll tike It! When you drive in our shop you are met courteously by an ex perienced man, who di agnoses the trouble without delay, then one of our dependable me chanics does the work honestly. We keep up-to-date by new methods from Ford Motor Company, and by running our business on a time tri ed system we are able to do quality repairs at reasonable prices. 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