All sections
DonateE-EditionObituariesNewsLatest StoriesBusinessSportsSemoballHealthArts & EntertainmentPhoto & VideoSports GalleryHistoryFoodFaithEventsRecordsOpinionCommunityFamilyEducationsemoEvents CalendarWorldElections
Shopping
ClassifiedsAuctionsHomesSEMO SearchJobs
Submission Forms
Letter to the EditorPaid Election LetterSubmit Speak OutSubmit a Story or PhotoSubmit ClassifiedDelisting RequestSubmit EventWedding Form
Links
Contact UsSupport GuideNewslettersTerms of ServiceAI Policy
custom ad
SubmittedApril 21, 2010

Little Girls are the Flowers of Life

On Saturday, April 17, Girl Scout Troop 50216 participated in the Friends of the Parks Day at Capaha Park through the Volunteer Intergenerational Center. This troop which consists of girls from Gordonville, Immaculate Conception, and North Elementary School in Jackson along with their leaders enjoyed the day by planting flowers in a designated area. These special little girls are the flowers of life and we thank them for filling our world with beauty...

Tina Dohogne
Girl Scout Troop 50216 Back Row - left to right: Mollie Jennings, Reagan Peters, Ella Outman, Maya Grojean, Sarah Fields, Kailey Bell, Molly Beth Sellers, Autumn Gragg, and Mariah Maca. Front Row, left to right: Kalei Schmidt, Rachel Jennings, Caroline Bowen, Haylee Quatmann, Katelyn Carter, and Trinity Dees. Not pictured are Girl Scout Troop Leader Loretta Bell and Assistant Leaders - Lori Maca, Lisa Jennings and Anne Labelle.
Girl Scout Troop 50216 Back Row - left to right: Mollie Jennings, Reagan Peters, Ella Outman, Maya Grojean, Sarah Fields, Kailey Bell, Molly Beth Sellers, Autumn Gragg, and Mariah Maca. Front Row, left to right: Kalei Schmidt, Rachel Jennings, Caroline Bowen, Haylee Quatmann, Katelyn Carter, and Trinity Dees. Not pictured are Girl Scout Troop Leader Loretta Bell and Assistant Leaders - Lori Maca, Lisa Jennings and Anne Labelle.
Receive Daily Headlines FREESign up today!

On Saturday, April 17, Girl Scout Troop 50216 participated in the Friends of the Parks Day at Capaha Park through the Volunteer Intergenerational Center. This troop which consists of girls from Gordonville, Immaculate Conception, and North Elementary School in Jackson along with their leaders enjoyed the day by planting flowers in a designated area. These special little girls are the flowers of life and we thank them for filling our world with beauty.

Story Tags
Submitted Story

Connect with the Southeast Missourian Newsroom:

For corrections to this story or other insights for the editor, click here. To submit a letter to the editor, click here. To learn about the Southeast Missourian’s AI Policy, click here.

Related
Local women go to Kentucky Derby
SubmittedMay 25
Local women go to Kentucky Derby
(Submit a photo)
SubmittedMay 21
(Submit a photo)
Chaffee Alumni Association Awards Scholarships
SubmittedMay 18
Chaffee Alumni Association Awards Scholarships
SoutheastHEALTH College of Nursing and Health Sciences Awards Degrees at Commencement Ceremony
SubmittedMay 17
SoutheastHEALTH College of Nursing and Health Sciences Awards Degrees at Commencement Ceremony
Cape Girardeau Native Recognized as Extraordinary ICU Nurse
SubmittedMay 14
Cape Girardeau Native Recognized as Extraordinary ICU Nurse
City of Jackson Gains New Student-Led Safety Coalition
SubmittedMay 14
City of Jackson Gains New Student-Led Safety Coalition
Co-op Service Center of Jackson makes donation
SubmittedMay 11
Co-op Service Center of Jackson makes donation
NORTHERN LIGHTS 5-10-24
SubmittedMay 11
NORTHERN LIGHTS 5-10-24
Advertisement
Receive Daily Headlines FREESign up today!
image
Shopping
Links
Submission Forms
© 2024 rustmedia
SitemapTermsPrivacy