To Put Yourself In Anothers Place Requires

To Put Yourself In Anothers Place Requires Real Imagination, But By Doing So Each Girl Scout Will Be Able To Love Among Others Happily.

Scouting Rises Within You And Inspires You To Put Forth Your Best.

Honor. This Means That A Girl Is Not Satisfied With Keeping The Letter Of The Law When She Really Breaks It In Spirit. Loyal. This Means That She Is True To Her Country, To The City Or Village Where She Is A Citizen, To Her Family, Her Church, Her School, And Those For Whom She May Work Or Who May Work For Her. Helpful. The Simplest Way Of Saying This For The Very Young Scout Is To Do A Good Turn To Someone Every Day: That Is, To Be A Giver And Not A Taker. This Is The Spirit That Makes The Older Scout Into A Fine, Useful, Dependable Woman.

Right Is Right, Even If No One Else Does It.

Badges Mean Nothing In Themselves, But They Mark A Certain Achievement And They Are A Link Between The Rich And The Poor. For When One Girl Sees A Badge On A Sister Scout's Arm, If That Girl Has Won The Same Badge, It At Once Awakens An Interest And Sympathy Between Them.