The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

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[ hroakfast over campfires. After the
[ important ceremony Of cooking ana
eating, games were played aud yells
were given to warm them up and
! they returned home feeling amply
I repaid for sacrificing the extra lit
I tie morning nap.
How many Tulsa scouts have tried
[ the scout pace. 80 steps walking
/ then 30 steps. running, alternating?
| We put II ofgood use on our bike
Saturday morning. Try it some
| time, when you want to put some
pep into your gait
| Found-16-mouth twins, l,u-
! by and Robbie. badly In need of
dresses, ko six scouts from Division
! I have volunteered 10 make half
do2on garments for them. Gladys
Rupp. Mayme Lowry and Glady
T Wick called upon the twins Tuesday
after scout meeting and took their
I measurements. Helen Oman, Gladya
| Nick Mayme Lowry, Edna Fetter,
Ingrld Brandborg and Florence
johnson will do the dresETSaking
stunt and Lenore Turnquist was APP
pointed purchasing agent 20 buy ma
terials needed with money from the
scout treasury.
Hllda Easiey, Gladys Vick, Louise
Clear and Edna Fetter were ap-
pointed chairmen OF committees to
aeo that posters advertising the sale
! Of Red Cross Christmas seals were
distributed for display before the
first Of December.
Patrol sas perfect In attendance
| Tuesday evening, consisting OF Doris
Huddleston, lngrid Brandborg, La
vinia Clear. Edna Fetter and Lenore
Turnquis.
Thirty-five cents In back dues came
In at Ahe last melting. Patrol still
lacks 80 cents OF being paid up.
Patrol 4, and G have clean sla tes In
their, record Of dues. Let's meet out
scout obligations promptly as posi-
bic.
Sunflower troop voted TO purchase
"A IS bond" IN the interest of the
noble work being done by the Public
Health association.
: Elizabeth Miller passed her iron
ing test satisfactorily last week.
Patrol is glad TO welcome Grace
Schrecefost back to It's ranks.
Hlida Essley and. Lavlnla Clear
satisfactorily passed the require
ments for measuring the distance
across a stream at the last meeting.
Can't'w we have several girls ready
for first class badges by January,
eoouts2 Several of you are nearing
tho border line, Come o1, practice
up on the signaling until you can
send and receive messages at the
rate OF sixty LISTERS per minute. This
is about all some OF you have left
to pass on.
Florence Johnson and Hilda E.ss-
ley satisfactorily passed the test in
estimating tho weight OF several
packages OF assorted weights.
We are practicing our smashball
and will soon be ready for the Flying
Eagles, SO begin TO spread yJur
wings, brides
Sum, f-l-o, w-e-r-s.
That's the way 10 spell It
Here's the way 10 yen II:
SuntloWer, SunfloWer, Sunflower!
Scouts. we have been requested
20 write on only one side OF the
paper IN compiling our notes. as a
matter Of making IL more convenient
for the compositors OF both our
friends, The World and The Tribune,
80 let's remember. please.
Oak Troop ?.
Beaver Patrol Flying Eagles,
you don't need to feel sorry for us
any more, for the Beavers once more
have full patrol. Our big party
nyn T.f ~.
coming into the troop. We are surely
glad that once more AVE- can say:
"Wha-cha want the Beavers to do 2"
The girls are all new with the ex-
ception Of Selma Sager, patrol leader,
and Marie Schumuck, corporal. The
& rls who are filling the places OF
our old scouts are Madura Kesseler.
Erylene Baber. Bessie Virgins,
Lillian Driver, Frances Dixon and
Nadine Adams.
Patrol 2--of course we know you
are shocked because we haven't a
name, but'watch next weeks paper.
Myra Seaton was elected patrol
leader and Isabel Reynolds troop
scribe. We intend TO work hard and
get some badges this year. We surely
have u good start.
We wonder
Where the ball teams are.
Who will be the first to offer TO
play ball with us.
Why Sunglower girls don't write
poetry.
Why there aren't more Brownies.
II all the troops are as enthused
as we.
II you have any idea what Patrol
2's name will be.
II you will be surprised when you
read Patrol 2's name,
Note-rPatrol leaders, II you will
call me Monday and give me your
notes, ! will see that they get In the
lpaper the following Sunday / shall
expect notes from each patrol
Isabel Reynolds, scribe, Usage 4S7S,
flying Eagle Troop 3.
The Flying Eaglets are going on a
! hike Saturday, November ls.A COM
} mittee was appointed TO select a
: place 20 go and thai - 90 he a secr.t
to the other scouts where they are
! going until they get there. For a
full account OF the hike look in this
column next Sunday,
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