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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Troop 2I
Lowell School.

IlVWNII IIIIVVIs
We got off with n fine start Tues
day night. Chief Lindiy, mfr. Cop
pers and Scoutmaster Smith and As
sistant Scoutmaster Hostler were
there and the scout organization was
explained. The tenderfoot test per-
tanning to the significance OF the
badge was explained by Mr.. Indy.
Knot-tying and games took up the
rest~of the evening. Tho following
boys are members Of the troop:
shorty" Goodnight, -Bo' Moosber-
ger. "Cotton% I,anham, Bunk" Sher-
rill, Percy Mosoon, Earl Skoggs,
"Crip" Hostler, "a. b sharp. Were
off gang, watch our smoke.
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hia age and looked young because
hIa parents had boon Buddhia'a and
wouldn't fcod him any meats OF
milk, ~ least that's what teacher
Thought. though Hur alid particular
ly that she wasn't sure that was tho
reason for Cln Win kls appear
auDp.
''W"il gradually gct him ac-
puainted with our rood" said June.
That's what we've been trying to
do at home. but ho prefers rico and
tea tu anything olso. and II isn't
uourlshiuR enough. n wo could
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Co.onerntiyc Marketing

cOLUMBUS-.Co- operative mark
citing, 1t is announced, will occupy a
largo place in the deliberations OF
the delegates attending the third
annunol convention of the AmericfA
Farm Bureau Federation at Atlanta
Ca, November 20-23. other discus
sions Will relate TO transportation
questions and TO legislative matters.
Az a general proposition, It was
stated, farmers are working toward
freight reduction.
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4 BE Prepard' " Y Do Good T.u 1s. +,
GIRL SCOUTS &8k1 Of s9!,,1 AMERICA

anyone finds 1tha l.. please send b..
TO Troop 10.
Eound-The beans Lady s,o,,
lost last Halloween during iHg lssr'
carrying contest.
Lost--Three cents from t.. irs,
sury. Anyone finding picas. ro,,,r
to Ruth Barr and roDois, r.Vs,T
of "A nickel.
Lost-One of the Flying Tagio,,
complain she has lost her h..u Az,
one whd~finds this valuable arH.i.
please give IL TO our captain .l, eii
restore 1t TO its riahtful owner
Found--The reason WHY fave,,
ShOenfolt In late to scout meeting
To Let--The position OF ..b- n,
Troop 3. The present scribe Ig ver
anxious that someone apply for mi,
Immediately.
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Troop 10
Jack Blair. Reporter.

Jack Blair. Reporter
Troop 10 met at 1880 Saturday.
There were three new members
present, Arthur Finn. Herbert Wat
ters and Bill Bowsen. OF the IS
scouts who did all-night civic duty,
November 3, seven were from troop
10. Some showing i calls IT, Much
competition is shown in the troop
contest. The leading scouts are
Justin Anderson, first, 286 points;
Tom Mcdaniel. second. 1873 points;
Bin Stryker. third, 11s points, and
Larry O'Connor, fourth. 10S points.
EXtral Bob Hull appeared at
scout meeting for the first time this
year. wonder what's the matter.
We have scout in our troop named
O'Conpor,
lie Is Irish III swear on my honor.
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Flying Eagle Troop No. s.


Little bird up in the tree.
Aren't you glad that you're not
me? :
You with all your feathers and fluff,
And me a-trying to write this
stuff. The Scribe.
The scribe begs leave TO state
/ that she did not think up" the
above poem, but merely took it
| from paper.
Troop has promised TO play us
a game of smashball in a few weeks.
My, you should see the way the
/ girls OF Troop 3 practice now!
Eight girls of Troop 3 acted as
guides at the high school during the
teachers conventionr They were
LaNere Shoenfelt Bernice Martin.
Ruth Barr, Betty Rogers. Ruth Mo-
ran, Leoto Lasslter, Irene McElreath
and Ruth Irwin.
Did you notice how many troops
reported I'm the paper last week ?
Six of them did. That is fine.
scouts. Perhaps II you keep on
wishing and working we may get
our local council vet
We are sorry Oak troop is having
such n troublesome time, and we
want to congratulate the seven girls
who are doing their best TO keep up
the troop. They are showing true
loyalty and we all should respect
them for IT.
We all agree with Goldenrod
troop that IL work is what will get
us our local council. why, we'll Just
eat It.,
Open ranks, girls. for the Girl
Scout troop No. s at Horace Mann
school We surely are glad to have
another Girl Scout troop in Tulaa
and We certainly thank Troop for
assisting them in arranging their
troop.
DO not worry. dear readers, II
you do not understand half OF this.
because our scribe Is often afflicted
with brain trouble and is not re-
sponsible for what she writes.
Lost and Found
Lost--A perfectly good scout. II
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An Around the Circle

G. O. Bowlcs. assistant scoutmas-
tor az Broken Arrow, attended the
scoutmaster's. council last Monday.
We are always glad 10 have out-of-
town troop leaders with us at our
meetings.
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Snnno,rcr T,rnon 1.

The following scouts from sun
flower troop assisted in various ways
at the teachers association which
mot last week In the high school:
From Patrol Anna Hardy, Gladys
Rapp. Gladys Wick. Maymie Lowry,
Eleanor McCuen and Bessie Weaver
Patrol 3-Abnamae Howard, Louise
Clear and Florence Johnson. Patrol
3-lngrid Brandburg, Bavinia Clear,
Edna Fettcr and Lenoro Turnquist;
Patrol 4--Lorena Vincent and Jes-
sic Schoolcy.
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N ,' ..
iue. had UI.,n uu u.lI luIr ald had
boon brought over by fl missionary
uuI I,fI boo charge of tho UHIHuu.
II.u tli HrIH u, Hf II Jruk
ius lI 90 IlI friends assembled
ar.uuU I.. ..uuoI 1u.t uuu sn,
Il. s,I around a pup.r bag to IL /
Ht.ut ar. luu up.t IHHdr I'm
euur io give d, fu him +
IuUt I.u DtD no whore wr can nu
Hrl. found lf lp the ETaHy near
tno raspberry patch OF the end OF
uur yard. ItH nice aud froah and
wac bult this NClr"
eight" exclaimed one OF the
girls uImoJ Myrtle "Ncu don't
Ulu To say anybody would cat
that'
a-ur.. Jur" rrpIieJ iu.
"N0t av.' cried tho doubling
MytI, ned get i4dlgeBtiou"
~ don't know how hon cat IL.
but io win. Tho geography tuys no.
Eo thDrD!' la answered indig-
uamly
u.fbcv p,,ts rour nut NJ tbcr, ."
sfi, DO, Ny.f,rt ,,,',,.t,,,
"Dop.t ,a, tbtni' " asto, r,rc
No.. az t,t,i..,s 80,
"thni siprc Cbin IVin ia is ~ rnn.
y,ttcd no., pivn, nm sucL n,,c
tic,aS" W
.Tt.,,,. ,....,., ,,,
S,oMa't, tnc pisct
S", on inc h'Hool' Just az III that
''I "nA nus 70 40 WIN ~
nm ~ ~ "G,c WTy Hghi
a'ut anu Mhio hIllca SAILOR sull
~" h"u oll't pclonked TO jim
i''," ana h' vas lntrV"louHly clean
"ilu n'h, rom h'hu l" io"t re
Hood az char ny tho school steps
Ana loohed calmly at MS school
ld,,H, but no "ild never n WORD,
an |c no hpcakoc E-engush y
lnqulTt1 Hob refers IN very loud
Nol''. t"I no n"u an luoa that u
one tolNed loud ana broken enough
any toroiEn"r could undorstand. \
Nhln WIN ~ stared out Or his
blahly bidck 'Scs ana shld never
NoIu.
why you no wear en- piggio-
tal asked Jean Peters, borrowing
hcr nrothcr'H htylc.
nm WIN Isl stared az her and
sald never a WORD. lie didn seem
Ju0l STOOD axe "A BrdVer Image or
stuffed boy
Drought you somct hng for your
lnneh' Chin Win ki' said Lu,
hending MN her choico birds nest.
u nope Noull enjoy IT.
Chln win III bowed politely aud
accepted the bag. Sooing him come
TO Tie. as u were, made Rll tho
othcfs cnNious to get another sign
from him Walter whispered TO
Bob tu please tell him something.
III you wantce water wntcr wo
make boeg fire for hot eouplo." Bob
interpreted IN his curious style,
Thls brought an answering gloam
from the China boy
DO you need sait aud peppor7"
inquired stewart eagerly. II have
some In my lunch box
thln WIN Isl hcamed,
l'gts have Picnic at lunch
uui', ousEostod June cNcitedly.
We can HlI put our Lunches to
Ev'h"r, Vnder''and' thin WIN XII
We an nave picnic together.
nm WIN IA huNk'd MS mead
,o.,. ,''', on see; eNplain,ed June. In
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tea. I think / Ike China way best
but all Mericans. very fine and no.
BILE. grow like them maybe hut
long time before ! learp To drink
picnic ten, I hope | como again 20
fine pictlc and learn many useful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

II you ask scout why he became
member OF the organization the
answer will be something like this,
"To camp and hike" The idea OF
gcttlng,away from the paved staroets,
living next TO nature, Is utmost in
the mind OF the average boy.
Scouting islands for all these things
and appeals to the boy. BY making
program OF this kind possible the
Lions club OF Tulsa is doing a real
service to the community.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Mr.. silvertone: What IL that noise
that sounds like somebody saving
wood2
Scoutmaster Knowles. wearing
knock -kneed corduroy trousers:
Why that IS a new musical compost
tion entitled, Somebody's always
knocking me" by c orr uroy
RrppC,.rsA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
We wonder

We wonder
How many Girl Scouts there are
in Tulsa.
what happened at the first meet
ing OF the teachers convention.
III 1t viii get TOO cold to 60 on
hikes
Why teachers give lessons so long
that II o'clock sees you Just about
half way through.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
SRGGl-Ez
Double Acrostic.

Frlmals and finals spell the names
Of two well known birds.
I. a doWdy person,
.. 4 tree.
s. Solitary.
4. A Eirl's name.
s. Small Islands.
6, \ country in Africa
A sound OF distress.
s. Manifest
Enigma.
] AN composed OF eight letters
My 6-2-6 Is a largo crowd.
My l-1-3-A-S not AT any time.
My whole brings winter in Its
wake,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Chief Indy: About how many
troops can we get in Fisher?
SIN. Kuckert. Let's see, there are
10 families. Well, there's 10 troops
sure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

We certainly thank Mr.. Brown
for giving us directions and advice
which helped us In serving as
guides. We also thank the drive
OF the big, red Prima, who saw to it
that the Girl Scout guides received
a Sightseeing tour over the city as
we'll as the visiting teachers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
MDdrose Troop.

The scouts held a poppy meeting
Tuesday with "A good attendance OF
l5. We are glad to have OJela
Brown, a new girl with us. We
arc sorry to hear that we are go'
ing TO lose one OF our best scou,I
Bernatdine Lawhorne. who is moving
to Louisiana.
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Gal, Trnnn Nn. o

NoTICE-All girls who wish 10 he
scouts, or, who are scouts already,
are called to meet at 1927 South Vie
tor street Sunday. November 10. at
o'clock. We want you old scouts
and we need you, so come.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Our Tulsa scouts surely did show
up at the teachers convention. 1
heard several striking remarks about
us, girls, so keep 1t up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

oh. say, girls. know about where
our next hike VIII be. Come TO our
meeting and 1 will tell you.
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Troop ~

Our troop met a. 1880 p. ~. The
meeting was opened with the ale
glance to the flag." The roll call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

At our last meeting we decided
10 get some pep into our troop and
our plans certainly are going TO be
carried out.
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was answered by telling OF good
deed done. one boy oven forgot
whether or not he had done good
deed. better remember 10 do "a kind
deed before next scout meeting. Les.
ter Grant and clyde Chisclor wer,
taken In az new members Wo woa
very glad 10 nave Mr.. Indy witt
US as ho and our acoutmnstcr, Mr.
GarNin, Initiated six boys We then
played some catchy ga mes I'm which
an tho bright" fellows caught on
The meeting was closed with Tia,
scout oath.
Troop IL
We mado tho plans for the nev
patrols last Friday George Nor.
veil, Beans" Strcator and Cupid"
Pitcher were appointed patrol lead.
crs, but cupid refused 10 serve. Pau
Minshall was appointed senior pa.
troll leader. Russell Gideon. and
George Norvell completed their firs;
class tests by taking their signalling
clifford Hlckok OF troop 3. has been
helping us a great deal. We made
plans for some eats next Friday. We
are going to have everything from
pickles 10. candy and pie. So hers
hoping that this announcement will
cause stampede I'm the direction OF
the Methodist church.
XVII.
What scout or scouts have the
most merit badges In town.
Who rs president of the national
council?
who IS honorary president OF the
scouts?
Has any scout got all the merit
badges?
Who is the registered scoutmaster
OF Troop o.
Patent applied for.
--Russel Gideon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Grace Phillips and Elizabeth Mil
Ter presented well.ironed garments
last week TO pass their ironing tests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

a certain troop In town had n
quiz on scouting and the following
are some the answers: Betsy Ross
carried the first flag at the battle
os Bunker Hi. Napoleon crossed
the Rocky mountains in order TO get
on the other side. George Washing
ton married Martha Curtis and be-
came the father of his country. a
fracture is loud noise. II a scout
is cut on tho chest, tie a tourniquet
around the neck. II you are lost IN
the weeds go straight north until
you reach some town. The scout
sign IS on tn echieCs door. The
scout slogan is BE Repaired"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

The following girls paid up dues
for November; Justine, Mabel
Gertrude, Lillian, Monetta, julia
Nellie, Elizabeth and Frances.
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Owl Irnnn L

'1t takes Ga muscles OF tho face
to make a frOwn and only 10 10
make a smile. Why work over.
time 2"
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last week TO pass their ironing tests
Bernico BooNer and Pauline Robi-
nett OF Horace Mann, Ruth May OF
Ice and Mary Clark OF jefferson
were among our most faithful at
tendants si the last meeting.
Lillian Gray Of Patrol Z has been
transferred to the new troop at
Horace Mann.
Greetings TO Bluebell troop No.
s at Horace Mlnnl Twenty six
girls. Isn't that fine for a starter :?
We are looking for big things from
you, Bluebellsl
The Sunflower captain visited n
lively, enthusiastic bunch OF Clover
leaves at Red Fork last week.
There Is much promising material In
this group and We are expecting
much Of them.
Rumors have been heard of two
more new uniforms soon TO make
their appearance.
We are glad to Welcome Model
she is going to make good scout
We wonder
why Anna Hardy "s~oro OFF, her
lob as ush7- at Convention hall
Friday night
Just how many notes were sent
to the stage Friday morning.
Why someone's conscience hurt
her while on the roof OF a certain
building.
Where room Bill. D-1 and C-5
are located.
How many teachers there really
are In northeastern oklahoma, any
way.
II you know that there is a pSssi-
bility of our having the Girl Scout
national film again in the near fu-
turc.
II you are glad you are Girl
CRnVf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

We extend our sympathy 10 Mary
Frances Cosbie, who has been very
sick. We hope she will be better
and will soon be able to attend the
meetings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Don't forget TO bring money IN
pay up all Of your back dues al
our next meeting, girls.
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4 special meeting was called a,
Z o'clock y. m. Tuesday. Marilh
Harvey resigned as secretary and
was elected patrol leader Hlda
Harvey was elected scribe, Mildred
Day, treasurer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

The writer's OF the "Sn7sbb,r
Blues" which was published .H tbe
paper several weeks ago, u0mplsin
t1at they have received no letter,
OF praise from tho admirinr public
The only way we can console them
is to remind them that good thipE,
speak for themselves"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

The following girls paid up dues
for November: Justine. Mabel
Gertrude, Lillian, Monetta, julia
Nellie, Elizabeth and Frances,
One dozen girls hit the trail Fri.
day morning for a ten-mile trip ana
a wiener roast. Our captain, Mrs
Barbeau, who has been absent from
our meetings for several weeks, ac'
companied us. After reaching our
camp ground we had n short meet
ing In the woods. Nellie Van Han'
and Julia Baird passed their tender
foot tests and Elizabeth Van Aan'
passed part of her second class test
The girls worked In committees
and soon we were roasting Wlaneis
over Il blazing campfire. Roasted
wieners, homemade bread pickles
bacon, eggs, roasted potatoes ana
apples, Doesn't II sound good We
then explored the woods and TOOK
KODAK pictures.
After n day OF solid fun We
started home, but were delayed ny
Elizabeth, who lost her heels ana
who, when we had reached the Nam
street In West Tulsa, delayed Us
further by falling down and scatter.
ing skillets, canteens, etc, all over
the street
We were sorry that Vera Mas
Todd was not able to be Win u'
Friday because of an attack or fHsu'
matism.
Elizabeth wants TO know
II there are six trees In that foress
Where Marjorie learned 10 ,aMp
the mules and why the blind oH'
fell for her.
"Well. can't I laugh without eFeH'
one making fun of mo-
Where Frances got her Wlele1s,
(By the way, she told me she uulsa,
some meat Saturday at the aSi,n N.Y.
store, and her mother found a NV
mouse in the package. Don nav
heart failure, girls.)
How do you like my shoes ia.
How Bernie likes 20 chase aPP'"
down hill.
Who's afraid OF a paper.
Lost--Somewhere between suhIH'
and sunset,
Two useful heels,
Each set with 60 diamond mans,
No reward offered, for they az
gone forever.--Advt- AZ.
Found--one shoe, perfect "a
owner please bring its mate
Elizabeth.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

A special meeting was held Friday
November 4. We initiated Mildred
Gilbert, Marion Gilbert. Mildred Day
and Elizabeth Welborn, they having
passed the tenderfoot tests saustac.
toEily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Several OF our girls moved away
during tho summer, 1t has brought
our troop down to a small number
OF members. We surely welcome
our five new girls and hope to
steadily grow I'm the future.
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We regret that it has been necos-
sary 10 drop one of out scouts be.
cause OF her failure to attend Ou'
meetings. and sincerely wish thl:
she will decide TO come back, after
a month of suspension. and work
for that gold Attendance pin.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Following arc the names OF scouts
who have put In over fifty hours OF
civic work this year. Frank BohaN
Hugh Rcbholtz, Donald Ryan, Tom
Cauthorn, c. A. Post, William Walk
cr. clifford Zo!l, W!lburn Ilarl. Leo
Pagan, Ralph Obcrmiller. Harry
Campbell, Eugene Murray. Justin
Anderson and Theodore Otto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

New patrol leaders, insignia, serv--
ice etripes, watch fobs and patrol
colors have been received by local
headquarters,
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Tho following new members came
into our troop: Nellio Parks, MIN.
ME Parks Harriet Firgy. Elsie
Whitley, Helen Whitley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Everything comes 20 him who
waits"
But here's "A rule that's slicker.
Tho Scout who goes for what he
wants
WIN get 1t all the quicker,
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restore It TO its ri.htful owner '"'
FOund--The reason WHY Tavor,
ShOenfolt In late to scout meeting e
To Let--Ihc position OF s...b. n
Troop 3. The present scribe Ig yary
anxious that someone apply Tor tbl,
Immediately.
Don't forget TO bring money IN
pay up all OF your back dues AZ
our next meeting, girls.
The writer's OF the "Smssbb,r
Blues" which was published la tbs
paper several weeks ago, complain
tIat they have received no letter,
OF praise from the admirlnr public
The only way we can console them
is to remind them that good things
speak for themselves"
Owl Troop 3.
''1t takes Ga muscles OF the fars
to make a frown and only "a IN
make a smile. why WORK over.
timer"
4 special meeting was called a,
" 1AVAh - A4As 1 AutFAhHH AIIIIIA
Harvey resigned as secretary and
was elected patrol leader Hlda
Harvey was elected scribe, Mildred
Day, treasurer.
The following new members came
into our troop: Nellio Parks, Min.
ME Parks. Harriet frey Elsie
Whitley, Helen Whitley
Several OF our girls moved away
during tho summer, IL has brought
our troop down to a small number
OF members. We surely welcome
our five new girls and hope to
steadily grow I'm the future.
A special meeting was held Friday
November 4. We initiated Mildred
Gilbert, Marion Gilbert, Mildred Day
and Elizabeth Welborn, they having
passed the tenderfoot tests satistac.
togily.
We extend our sympathy 10 Mary
Frances Cosbie, who has been very
sick. We hope she will be better
and will soon be able TO attend the
meetings.
We regret that it has been neces-
sary 10 drop one OF out scouts be.
cause OF her failure to attend Ou'
meetings. and sincerely wish tbl:
she will decide 10 come back, after
month of suspension. and work
for that gold Attendance pin.'
Minnie Parks, who is years old,
Joined the Brownies. Rosemary
Mcclure is leader OF the Brownie.
troop. Three cheers for Rosemary.
she's a real leader!
Hilda: "Somo one mentioned
hikei" (Wonder who II vasGJ
Rosemary: did anybody second
the notion"
Souts all why ask 20
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Bernico BooEer and Pauline Robi-
nett OF Horace Mann, Ruth May OF
Ice and Mary Clark OF Jefferson
were among our most faithful at
tendants si the last meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

We are glad to Welcome Model
Emerson to our troop, and fell sure
she is going to make a good scout
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Little bird up in the tree.
Aren't you glad that you're not
me?
You with all your feathers and fluff,
And me a-trying to. write this
stuff. The Scribe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

John NJ. Lindly, will leave Mon
day night for tho scout executives
conference which Is to be hold at
Fort Worth, Texas, from November
Is to 10. This conference wiz be
attended b. all the executives OF
the southwestern district and Will
be in charge of the highest official
scout men. We expect the chief TO
return "brim full" of new ideas to
put scouting over the top in Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

The scribe begs leave TO state
that she did not think up" the
above poem, but merely took 1t
from a paper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Minnie Parks, who is years old
Joined the Brownies. Rosemary
Mcclure is leader OF the Brownie
troop. Three cheers for Rosemary,
she's a real leader,