The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

choe, ChGel
who are, who are who are WEI
Sunfiowers, Spnflowers, yes,
The above Is principally for the
enlightenment OF the scouts OF Oak
troop, who want to know what has
become OF us Well. here We arc.
so strong, with more girls planning
10 Join our ranks soon,
There is a new tenderfoot class
being organized. This Is the only
class TO be opened before Christ
mas. so come on. YOU would be
scoI and get in on this.
Hurrah for wildrose troop and IN
/ captaini That must he some ark
/ to get Your bunch safely over to
/ Broken Arrow and back again. We
extend you our congratulations for
/ having a hand In the organization
! of BROKEN Arrows first troop.
We hear there is soon TO be u
/ girl scout troop i'm Sand Springs and
are eagerly swaitins ,'S advent.
We are indeed glad to welcome
| our new helpers in our scout work,
/ Miss Morgan and Miss stephens,
! both of the lincoln school faculty.
| This extra help is entirely rospon-
sible for our being able to open the
mem bership to more girls, az our
classes were already full. We are
doubly glad 20 hAye them.
Enough local dues have come In
since our last treasurer's report ia
bring our cash in hand up to S27.90
our meeting last Monday night OF
patrols g. 6 and was well attended
1 Margaret La Forge. Pauline Robin.
cite and Lilliana Gray being the
only girls absent. As they all at,
tend other schools, they were prob
ably unavoidably absent.
The following scouts present 9
clean slate as TO the payment OF
dues, being all paid up to October
I: Patrol Anna Hardy, Eleanor
| McCuen, Gladys Rupp, Hilda Ess
ley, Maymie Lowry. Gladys Ntcl
and Bessie Weaver; patrol 2-Anni
Howard, Louise Clear and Florence
Johnson; patrol 3-Dora Huddle
ston. lngrid Brandborg. Lavinis
Clear. Edna F'etter and Lenor'
Turnquist; patrol I--Lorena Vim
cent; Jessie ;chooi-y and Agn-i
Summers; patrol 5t-tenore Prais
ker. Gracey SChoolsy. Beyenlce Book
er, Mary Clark. Juanita Schoults an,
Virginia Williams; patrol e--France
Ward. Dorothy mccullough. Veri
q and vida Rupp, Lucy Hoffman AM
; Allie Mcmahon. patrol Faye Fer
guson. Virginia Fenstermacher
Fronces prciskcr, Genevieve Frank
lin. Beatrice Williams, Margaret Nc
! I.aughlin. Louise Walker, Grace Phil
lips, Vera Brown and Ruth May.
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We had three other schools repre
scnted among the scouts present a
I our last meeting. Ruth May OF Lee
I Mary Clark of jefferson and Bero
J nice Booker OF Harace Mann wer
? all i'm ATTENDANCE. II means a grea
' ddal OF effort and time to come I
3 the meetings from another schoo
and these girls richly deserved tn
D hearty handicap they received.
! Patrols /, 2, 2 and ( will NEE
! Monday evening as usual The 10y
= atty Of these high school girls Ger
:, tainly speaks well for their obsery
i anCe OF the law, "a girl scout
=, loyal
The following scouts enjoyed
J hike in the Usage hills northwest c
Sand Springs last Saturday: GladS
Wick Hilds Essley. Mayme Lowr,
Almanac Howard, Dora Huddlestoi
Jessie Schooley, Lorens Vincent an
Agnes Summers, accompanied /
!, Misses Butler, stephens, Morgan an
Messner. We had loads OF fun,
good hike and plenty OF CHECKER
Water was rather a scarce articl
hut the spring showed up just
time to save our lives.
IS Who says that
4 girl scout isn't cheerful eve
when she can't find watcr2
We didn't have good time Sa
urday2
She knows what became Of II
captains orange2
Hilda Essley isn't a good guide?
Gladys Wick and Jessie SchoolC
couldn't find the way out IL tbs
were lost in the iungle7
Agnes Summers can't build fire
We don't like chicken?
T. Miss stephens can't climb tree,
a Jessie Schoolcy can't get ms
ic out Of a frying pan?
Miss Morgan can't fry chicken?
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