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By running their own cookie business,
they learn how to make correct
change for customers, count and
manage their cash flow, and create a
budget to fund the experiences they
want to have with their troop.
Sandhills Vet Fest
October 27th
FREE
Girl Scout Cookie entrepreneurs are
relationship builders. By running
their own cookie business, they gain
valuable practice communicating
with customers; talking about their
product and goals; and resolving conflict
in a positive, productive way—all
skills that will help them succeed in
school, in business, and in life.
Honor Our
Veterans
Concert Featuring
Becca Rae
Whiskey Pines
Girl Scout Cookie entrepreneurs
are honest, fair, and responsible.
Through their cookie businesses,
they learn to always do the right thing
by their troop members, customers,
and communities—lessons that will
carry them for a lifetime of leadership
and #winning!
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Food Trucks
cafeteria as a service project.
In July 1922, The American Girl magazine,
published by Girl Scouts of the
USA, featured an article by Florence
E. Neil, a local director in Chicago,
Illinois. Miss Neil provided a cookie
recipe that had been given to the
council’s 2,000 Girl Scouts. She
estimated the approximate cost of
ingredients for six- to seven-dozen
cookies to be 26 to 36 cents. The
cookies, she suggested, could be
sold by troops for 25 or 30 cents per
dozen.
Throughout the decade, Girl Scouts
in different parts of the country
continued to bake their own simple
sugar cookies with their mothers and
with help from the community. These
cookies were packaged in wax paper
bags, sealed with a sticker, and sold
door to door.
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in three varieties: Sandwich, Shortbread,
and Chocolate Mints (now
known as Thin Mints). With the
advent of the suburbs, girls at tables
in shopping Sandhills malls began Vet selling Fest Girl
Scout Cookies.
October 27th
FREE
In 1978, the number of bakers was
streamlined to four to ensure lower
prices and uniform
Honor
quality,
Our
packaging,
and distribution. For the first
time in history,
Veterans
all cookie boxes—regardless
of the baker—featured the
same designs and depicted scenes
of Girl Scouts in action, including
Becca Rae
hiking and canoeing.
When Tobacco Was King
Concert Featuring
Whiskey Pines
Food Trucks
With the announcement of National
Girl Edition Scout Cookie Weekend (the
September Edition
October
next one is February 23–25, 2018)
and the introduction of our very first
Artists LeAgue
gluten-free Girl Scout Cookie, the
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Blue mold probably existed in the
decade
advances
was off to a big start. But the
In 1933, Girl Scouts of Greater Philadelphia
Council baked cookies and Digital Cookie® Annual
really of big news the and new
was sAndhiLLs
machinery allowed
the launch of the
in the brightest yellow tobacco ever
western United States for many years tobacco companies
platform Fall Show
to increase
in 2014. A
All of the seen.
as a minor disease on wild species production in the latter half of the
net revenue raised through sold them in the city’s gas and electric
company disappeared windows. for The ten price years was before girls cigarettes The
fun, safe, and Opening interactive Weekend
of tobacco. It came east in 1921 but 19th century, and by the space early for 1900’s
the Girl Scout Cookie Program—100
to sell
public
cookies, and is cordially cigars were invited the to most the
percent of it—stays with the local just 23 resurfacing cents per in box 1931. of 44 It cookies, is caused by prevalent special opening tobacco reception products for available. the Artists
Cookie League’s takes 24th the annual iconic art exhibit
council and troops.
or six a boxes fungus for that $1.24! attacks A year tobacco. later, Fluecured
Philadelphia tobaccos, took used cookie for cigarette, cookie and program sale on Friday, digital November and introduc-
2nd from
Digital
Greater
Girl Scout Cookie History sales pipe, to the and next chewing level, becoming tobacco, grown in es Girl 5:00 Scouts to 7:00 to p.m. vital 21st This is century our biggest
Sandhills Vet Fest
October 27th
the first southern council Virginia, to sell commercially
central and eastern lessons event about of the online year! marketing, app
An icon of American culture baked North cookies. Carolina, eastern South Carolina, usage, and ecommerce. But most
For more than 100 years, Girl Scouts and southern Georgia.
FREE importantly, Digital Cookie retains
and their enthusiastic supporters In 1935, the Girl Scout Federation the one-to-one personal approach
have helped The eighteenth ensure the century success became of of the Greater New York raised money to selling The market that is exploded essential during to the the First
the iconic “Age annual of Snuff.” cookie Tobacco sale—and from North through the sale of commercially Honor Our success World of War the (1914–1918). program and World the girls War II
they’ve Carolina had fun, was developed used for valuable snuff and pipe baked cookies. Buying Veterans
its own die who (1939–1945) participate. saw cigarette sales hit
life skills, smoking, and made because their the communities
a better not widely place known every step outside of the of Spain. used the words “Girl Scout Cookies” The several centennial popular festivities brands, continued Camel, Lucky
cigarette was in the shape of a trefoil, the group record highs with the production of
Concert Featuring
way. By the 1840’s cigarettes had become on the box. In 1936, the national Girl with Strike, The the opening introduction and Pall weekend Mall. of Girl continues In Scout the 1950’s, Saturday,
November Winston, Paying homage 3, and 10:00 Salem, to an 3:00 the p.m. first
popular with French women. Much Scout to organization began Becca the process
of licensing the first commer-
iconic filter-tipped Meet Girl the Scout artists menthol outdoor as they cigarette, tradition— paint entered in their
Rae S’mores. Kent,
Girl Scout the Cookies chagrin of had anti-tobacco their earliest societies,
beginnings cigarettes in the caught kitchens on and in ovens the United cial bakers to produce cookies that Girl the studios Scout market S’mores during and became the quickly weekend. top became sellers. The exhibit
and popular sale new remains cookies open to through
of our girl
States
members,
as well.
Whiskey Pines
with moms volunteering
as technical advisers. The Girl Scout
would be sold nationwide by girls in the most
An increasing
councils.
penchant for small
launch
Despite Thursday, in our
negative December history.
advertising
As 13th the largest with promoted gallery
Consumer demand established paper-rolled cigars popular in Spain in
sale of cookies as a way to finance
entrepreneurial hours the from 1960’s noon and
program to 3:00 1970’s,
for p.m., girls Monday as well
Food Trucks
in
tobacco farming as an important part prompted Phillip Morris to market the as
troop activities began as early as Enthusiasm for Girl Scout Cookies the world, through the current
the Saturday. lawsuits filed against
Girl Scout Cookie Program
This powering is an ideal the opportunity next century to acquire of
of North Carolina farm life. NC State, first American hand-rolled cigarettes tobacco companies, the industry
1917, five years after Juliette Gordon spread nationwide. By 1937, more
through its College of agriculture and in 1847, and soon other companies continues to flourish. Tobacco products
Low started Girl Scouts in the United than 125 Girl Scout councils reported
holding cookie sales.
girl entrepreneurs the perfect piece toward of art for greatness.
the Agricultural Extension program, like J. E. Liggett & Brothers were are widely marketed outside
personal
the United
enjoyment
States, when the Mistletoe Troop in
researched tobacco and aided farmers manufacturing their own cigarettes. In States, allowing
or as a gift.
tobacco
With approximately
its place as
Muskogee, Oklahoma, baked cookies
and
200 Dollar new General works of In art Carthage in the exhibit and
around the world. Farmers received 1875 R. J. Reynolds began to produce a valuable commodity for export in the
important
sold them
information
in its high
from
school
NC State.
In 1951, chewing Girl Scout tobacco. Cookies came Technological American February economy. 2nd
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over 300 pieces in the artists’ studios,
choose from oils, watercolors, acrylics,
pastels, alcohol inks, colored pencils,
and mixed media Player’s in a variety of sizes
and prices. Club
“Dancin’ Dogwoods,” a lovely painting
by Betty DiBartelomeo, will be raffled
during the opening weekend. Tickets
for sale from Artists League members
or at the League. A book of six tickets
is available for $5.00 or $1.00 per
individual ticket. Raffle winner will be
announced on Saturday, November 3,
at 3:00 p.m. A Health Club for
your golf game.
The Artists
Practice
League
at
of
the
the
range,
Sandhills is
a not-for-profit
free
organization
clinics, and
founded in
1994 to
discounted
promote interest
rates.
in the visual
arts by providing art education and a
friendly environment
$19.99 /
in
Month
which to work,
exhibit and sell
Includes:
members’ artworks.
Our gallery,
Golf
The
Cart
Exchange Street
Gallery of Fine Art,
&
is located at 129
Exchange
Unlimited
Street in
Range
the old
Balls
Aberdeen
Rockfish Railroad storage terminal.
Visit the website at www.artistleague.
org. Regular gallery hours are Monday
through Saturday from 12:00 noon
to 3:00. Contact the League at 910-
944-3979
7 Lakes
(10-4
Country
M-F) or artistleague@
Club
windstream.org for information on
membership, classes, workshops and
monthly gallery exhibits.
910-673-4653
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