The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

aktiNt pul lii0l utillubt hlltI -
three months vacation was seld
Monday evening and we started Oft
with plans. pep and enthusiasm ga
lore. Watch us make our organiza-
ton stronger and better than It has
becn before.
We are sorry to lose two OF our
helpers this year Miss Miller has
been transferred to teaching in the
toy making department and, be
cause oi her schedule. as marked
out thus far. will be unable To meet
with us. Miss MCCarty has enter
ed another line OF work in Ohio
and will not be In Tulsa this year.
Lola Covcy, ONE OF our most
faithful scouts and a corporal, has
moved to California. and the entire
troop Is mourning ever the loo of
good scout
Helen Andrews, who proved her
self 3 dependable sco,. IN the year
that she was with us, will attend
school In Missouri this year. This
takes away another of our corporals
and We are sorry 20 lose Helen.
Plans are under way as we "Eo
to press for chicken fry by Pa
trolls l. 2. 3, and 1. Saturday. Sep
tember "a, in thc Usage hills. We
are counting on n good representa-
tion OF the scouts, nice weather. be-
ing close to drinking water and
plenty OF chicken!
a Eleanor MCCuen, Anna Hardy.
Bessie Weaver and Gladys Rupp OF
Patrol report a fine visit OF sew
cral days with our former captain
| and licutenaht, Miss Blades and
| Miss Emmons. near Vera. Horse
| back riding and swiming scefr to
| have occupied a prominent place In
their daily program.
we were gfieved TO learn that
| death entered the homes of two of
| our scouts during the summer, while
many OF us we're away on our va
| cations. Mr.. Raines, father OF
| Berchia Ralncs of Patrol O. died
early In July and Tressa Huddle-
| ston, "A former scout and sister OF
! Dora Huddleston OF Patrol 2, died
at her home on South Quaker after
! d prolonged Illness, Our deepest
/ sympathy went out to these fam
HES In their hour OF bereavement
Every scout who was present at
] llt meeting MOHudN IAlh up "l''
| dues In full Isn't that "A fine begin
ming for our years work?
II seemed good to resmue our
daily stunt OF flag raising and low
| eriug once more, during the first
/ week OF school, We were just well
started when the rope broke. due 20
long exposure to had weather, so
We are awaiting the avent of new
! rope.
who said Christmas? II viii be
! hcrc in Just about three months, so
we need TO look to our depleted
| treasury In order that We may have
/ the necessary funds 20 give our Gus.
/ tCmarv Christmas baskets to some
/ Dt the needy families OF the city
/ ways and means Of increasing our
treasury were discussed NJ the last
| meeting and It was decided to hold
ice cream cone and candy sales In
the near future,
The scouts who attend Lincoln
school conducted an ice cream con,
sale last Wednesday and cleared
$3.50
Patrols, 3, 6, and 7 will hold theil
first meeting Of the school year In
the Lincoln auditorium tomorrow
after school. September dues! Car
you make as good record IA Pa
trolls /, 2, q and 4 did at theil
meeting last WeeS2
Patrol s Is rejoicing over the re
turn OF Lenore Turnquist to theii
ranks Lenore spent last winter II
Alabama and We are all glad shC
has decided 10 stay in Tulsa thii
year SO we can have her back II
the scout troop.
The following treasurer's repor
was given at the last meeting: Cast
on hand May 80, S41.24; receipts
during the summer, S5 cents; ex
penses durin gthe summer, s20,Oi
on hand September 6, S2l.55.
Greetings TO our new sister scouts