The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

flying Eagle No. ..
Troops l and 2 must think Troop
3 is dead, but we are still alive.
We all enjoyed tho picture ana
enter ninmcnt given by Troop ! sat
urd&. II made us .nrg for summer
and camp. u lake and The ncc's-
sary number OF merit badges TO get
a Golden Eagict"
We are going to have a Christmas
party IN the gym Thursday with
suitable decorations. cats. and mhy bc
Old Santa will visit us.
All OF Troop 5s girls join I'm wish
ing Troops and 2 very merry
Christmas and "a happy New Year
SunrIuwcr Troop No. {.
Tho scouts were delighted with
the showing Of the national film,
"The Golden Eaylct." at the RiRlto
thoatcr saturday morning Not only
the girls themselves. but the adults
AZ wcll were held In brcathlcss SUI
penso from tho moment when Mar
garot. the heroine began her work
~ Girl Scout. through her varied
and exciting experiences, uutil she
was finally rewarded by the highest
honor that can come 10 - Girl Scout,
that of being a "Goldcn Eagl"t'
Tho Showing of the Golden
Eaglot enthusiasm among
Tulsa Girl scouts ana we are begin
uing to hear whirr of wings on all
sides from aspiring Golden Eaglets.
Tho following merit badges wero
presented at the patron teachers
meeting In the Lincoln school audi
torium Friday, December 10. Dress
making. necdlcwoman. vics,
scribe. health and first aid 40 Anna
Hardy; drcssmaking, nccdlewoman.
civics. music scribe, invalid cooking
and first aid to Illda E@lcy and
Eleanor .McCucn; civIcs aud first aid
10 Gladys Rupp: first aid To Anna
Cline, Lola Carey, Bcryl Drake,
Annamay Howard. Florence John
son, Florence rant and Borchie
Rains. John NJ. Lindly. Boy Scout
executive. had charge of tho pre-
sctation ceremony and made II an
impressive one, long to be rcmcm-
bercd In thc hearts OF the scouts.
who had inborcd faithfully To earn
the right to wear these badges.
At their last business meeting tho
scouts voted To extend "A vote Of
fH1IlhS 10 fnt IbIlDWlHE DfpIlif W1u
helped to make the Golden Eaglet'
. success; Captain Mcleod of oak
troop aiid Captain Barlow Of Flying
Eagle troop; Miss Marie wan. who
acted as orchestra" for us; Mr..
lindly OF the Boy Scouts and Mr..
Smith, manager of tho Rinlto We
appreciate the kindly services Of
these people and the scouts stand
rcady to do them n good turn" at
any time. II was also voted To con-
tribute to tho Empty Stocking Fund
and to furnish three needy families
with Christmas baskets, as recon-
mended by the humane society.
Tho fireless cooker made by, the
scouts who were working for the
homcmaking merit badge was given
tyyout ut the meeting Monday
night. There was great excite ncnt
when the lid was removed. In the
words of the little Crotchits In Dick e
ems Christmas Carol. suppose some
body had stolen, it. or suppose
they should not he done enough"
But these fears were all unfoundcd
and the sweet potatoes were pro-
nounced very good. After peep
into the empty cooking utensil every
one decided II would bc bad man :
ners to ask for second helping.
This fireless cooker was made at
practically no expense, the mater
tails used being "a large wooden candy
bucket, excelsior for packing. paste
board, n cushion stuffed with ex-
celsor and small bucket for "a
cooking utensl.
Several scouts with their CAPTAIN