The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
SunfIowcr Troop No. (.

SunfIowcr Troop No. I.
| or me 81 scouts enrolled In the
second divsi0n, 20 we're present at
/ the meeting Monday evening. The
! five absortoos we're all excused be-
| cause Of Illness
The Girl Scouts were very appre-
| ciativc Of th" invitation extended
| them By the Girl Reserves TO attend
| the program given In the Lincoln
| school auditorium wednesday eve
ming after school
Patrol ~ glad TO welcome Mary
! clark back 90 the meetings Mary
! has been absent Tor some time, be
| ing called to - f.ouiD by the III
| ness and death - her grandfithcr.
| The scouts extend sympathy 10
Mary and her mother.
Allie Mcmahon Of ,J'atrol was
| absent Monday evening, due 70 q
slight injury received 'as the result
Of ap accident
Sofhc very nice work In scanning
| hommiug. darning. CroCheting ana
! ironing was exhibited by several
scouts who are working for second
| iNHH biAht'Ht
The scouts OF Sunflowcr troop are
! very sorry to lose Mary Lou and
Mabel Noryell, whA are transferring
| their mcmbcrshlp 20 the troop being
| formed at the Kendall school, but
are very glad that some Of our for
| NOR members have proven thetl
| selves missionaries In bchdif ~
scouting ana been instrumental, In
tho forming ~ new troop'
See, Oh see, the scouts are coming
in
once they join they stick through
| tisck and thin,
| And when they play the game
they're pretty sure 10 win -
Therell be a scout troop in our
! town this year.
ghe pupils in home nursing
missed their leader. Miss Butler.
Monday evening, but true to their
scout training for Independent
womanhood, conducted the class
Themselves In an admirable manner
| under the leadership of Anna Cline.
who siid saturday wasn't per-
feet day for "A hikc2 Thirty-cight
Girl Scouts OF Sunflowcr troop hiked
to the site for the permanent camp
OF troop | Of the Boy Scouts about
I2ia miles northwest OF Sand
Springs. accompanied by their cap,
tain and Scoutmastcr LaForgc. The
girls were given a royal welcome by
their hosts and were delighted with
this picturesque bit OF nature tucked
away among the oklahoma hills
4 The afternoon was spent exploring
and passing tests and after a bacor
and weiner Noast tn, scouts pro.
nounccd 1t the end of perfect
afternoon.
OF the 90 enrolled. 10 scouts wer,
successful i'm passing the fire-build
Ing test.
Hilda Ealey of Patrol /. who |,
working on the rock tapperi
badge. secured some very fine speci
mems for her collection Saturday
afternoon.
Several OF tho first class scoutt
took data on the hike last Saturday
FOE making the required maps o
u square mile Of territory aroun,
the camp site, using the conven
tional signs as used in the hand
book.
Patrol was perfect In attcndauC,
at the hike Saturday, The girls 1t
this patrol are rather small but "or
hand with the goods"
/, A large delegation from sun
NJ flower troop Is splaning to attent
the vcsper services this afternoon a
b 1.-the Y. W. &. A. at O'Clock, helC
for girls organizations.
Almanac Howard is doing som,
extensive research work, prcparinl
for the flower finders badge.
The following scouts passed tn
q requirements for the laundrcs
badge: Florence Johnson, Lob
p Covey, Berchie Rains. Louise ant
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