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National Commander Clarence Hill
with Juniors from Unit 112 in
Jackson.  L to r: Sara Jo Housley,
Dept.  Little Miss Poppy and Unit 112
Junior President; Commander Hill;
Jessica Patterson; and (middle,
front) Sara Grace Mitchell.
Our Juniors      
Casey Burt
Brandon Unit 68
Department of Mississippi
American Legion Auxiliary
Dept. Junior Activities Committee
member Samantha Tubbs and her
twin sister Savannah (not pictured) ,
quickly coordinated a raffle at the
2010  Mid-Winter Conference and
raised over $300 for Junior
President Savannah's special
project, Cystic Fibrosis.
National President Rita Navarette (right)
addresses the Junior meeting at Mid-Winter
Conference in January 2010.
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES
Junior Auxiliary membership
for girls under the age of 18 is
a training ground which prepares
young women for active adult
membership. Junior activities
and programs reflect and
support the work of the
Auxiliary and instill the
ideals of the organization.

The Junior program is an
important step in the transition
from childhood to responsible
adulthood. At age 18, Junior
members automatically are
eligible for full, active
membership.
We Volunteer!
We Serve!
We Honor!
Junior Activities News – January 2012

Hello Juniors and Junior Leaders,

Happy New Year!

It is now the New Year, and time to start your Junior Units in earnest if you have not begun
your projects yet. Remember our veterans first. Volunteering with any project concerning
veterans is a number one priority with JUNIOR UNITS.

By the way, I hope all of you have sent something to Nancy or me concerning anything you
have accomplished thus far, so that I might brag on you at the Mid-Winter Conference in
Vicksburg. The Senior Auxiliary love learning about what the Juniors are up to.

How many new Junior Units have started up, or re-started after being dormant for awhile?
What have the girls been up to? Are they volunteering, helping the Auxiliary out, assisting in
Nursing Homes, visiting returning veterans? Working on Christmas parties, handing out
presents for disadvantaged children, offering poppies? Or just organizing themselves into a
cohesive, functioning Unit? Please tell us, by turning in some reports.

I hope to see many Junior Girls at Vicksburg in January 2012.  We're having a Cake Walk
Friday night of Mid-Winter Conference.  Please donate a cake from your Unit to help our
efforts to raise money for our Dept. Junior activities.

For God and Country,

Velma Harrington
Dept. Junior Activities Chairman, 2011-2012
Junior Auxiliary Christmas Paper
sale at Unit 112, with Jessica.
Dept. President (2009-10) Angela Kilcrease
with Little Miss Poppy  of Glen Crosby Unit
165 in Cleveland and National Commander
Clarence Hill.