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Fourth Edition
SOCIOLOGY
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GROUP 126 (Continued) Social Organizations
N. J. State Boys' Camp (1) Title tells it. (XXX) Scouting with Dan Beard (2) The various activities of the troop directed
by the famous National Scout Commissioner in his summer camp. (XVI) A Scout's Diary No. 2 (1) Activities of a boy scout in the winter. (XXX) Tenderfoot Tim (2) He is initiated into the Boy Scouts of Great Britain.
Around the Clock with a Girl Scout (1) Self-explanatory. (XXX)
Come to Camp (1) Invitation to girls to join summer Y. W. C. A. camps; scenes from two such camps. (XXXI)
Land of the Sky (1) Y. W. C. A. student conference in Blue Ridge Mountains of N. Carolina. (XXXI)
Middies and Bloomers (1) Summer camp of the New York Y. W. C. A.
(XXXI)
Open Doors (2) Full exposition of the work of the Y. W. C. A. in story
form. . (XXXI, 37)
Silver Bay (1) Up Lake George on steamer, with girl activities shown at
the famous summer conference resort. (XXXI, 37)
The Character Shop (1) Orange Y. M. C. A. (XXX) Chicago Y. M. C A. Hotel (2) Title tells it. (XXX) Springfield Y. M. C. A. College (2) Self-explanatory. (XXX) The Y. M. C. A's Yesterday and Today (3) Title tells it. (XXX) Partners (3) Boys and Girls Club work organizing Baby Beef Clubs in
story form. (92) Somebody's Children (1) Activities of Baltimore County Children's Aid
Society. (XXIII) The Spirit of Service (1) A film particularly suitable for use during Red
Cross Roll Call. (134) Suppose Nobody Cared (1) Picturization of the activities of the Baltimore
Alliance, the charitable and social agencies of Baltimore. (XXIII)
(See also Groups 30, 106, 115-6)
GROUP 127 Insurance and Fraternal Orders
Chasing the Cure (2) A trip to Modern "Woodmen of America Tuberculosis
Sanatorium near Colorado Springs. (24, 94)
Everybody's Friend (1) Storv of the use and value of life insurance.
(XVLT)
The Hour Glass (4) A definite appeal for insurance protection and what one large insurance company does for its members. (94)
I. 0. 0. F. Convention (1) Grand Lodge session and dedication of the I. 0. 0. F. new home at Devil's Lake, N. D. (XII)
The Old and the New (2) An animated story of the growth of woodcraft. Contains scenes taken at 1925 Head Camp Meeting, Chicago. (94)
On the Go (1) Note book of a Modern "Woodmen Forester who encamped on Chicago's Municipal Pier during Head Camp, 1925. (94)
The Orphans (1) A one-reel heart interest sketch of unprotected orphan children. (94)
Under the Eagle's Wing (2) The Golden Rule as exemplified by the Old Age Pension Law. (XXX)
What Might Happen (1) Simple home folk story of what might happen if you leave loved ones unprovided for. (XYII)
(See also Groups 101, 104, 108)
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