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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
Troop

Meeting was called TO order be-
cause James Brown was not there.
a visitor was there whose name was
Bill Kelley. who had been playing
football ana was not there for many
meetings. After short meeting
we started for the "city hall" where
Selden Chick and ELDERS Gum re
ceived life and star badges Evan
Kemp and Theodore Bartlett re-
ceived second class badges and sam
Diamond got seven merit badges. We
are coming to the front. having three
boys who are just about Eagle
scouts Mr.. Sexton ate dinner at
the Hon. Seldom Chick. Esq.s shouse
Friday evening,
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WiRkIer Short on Mems

Rooster Hollow. Chucktown. Miss
Mr.. j.. NJ Lindly Tulsa, Okla,
Dear Jawn: There aint mucu
news to write so | will do Il and get
il over with Please consider yout-
self Informed of Pinot's resignation
as scoutinaster OF troop seven. He
saws he cant make hot tamai1s san
chilly while he's showing a scout
how TO tie a hangman's knott.
Joe and Rube are hitting X up cV-
er their troops though. They both
meet in the same room and tho
troop that gets there first gets II
and last night they threw each 9th
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Gifts PRETENp AND. R[AL!Y ,!,3.. J .IIRUlIy!p ?

N penny for your thoughts1"
cried Irene HompHead.
Her brother smiled mystoriously,
and his chum, Jack Worth, replied
for him:
"Hes puzzling over what he'd do
IL he had a million dollarg. That 8
his favorite game, and | wish hc'd
quit long enough for US 60 60 to
Jim's and ser his new rabbits"
Irene sat down on the rug before
the fireplace ana looked intcrcstri.
What would you DO N VOC lad n
million dOliaref' she asked.
Her brothers faHo lighted up.
"ln the first place he said, ia
give mother an nuto--the KIND that
gocs with electricity. Christmas r.
coming, 20 I was thinking over ihp
wholo~list ~ people Ike. ana by
jimminy. I'd give each one some
thing worth while'"
What would YOU give me p
asked Irene hroathlossly. "Oh.
George ! hope you'd give me what
] most want"
"oh, OF course ! would" replied
her brother generously ia give
you a gold wrist watch. ali set with
diamonds, and necklace OF pearls
and satin slippers, and anything
else You wanted
irrnr gave - suurai uf delight
What would you give Jaek7'' she
inquired.
what would you like 20 have
Jack2 A real yacht. you said. didn't
you2 asked George.
"Shucksi" cried the practical
George you make me tired with
all that like OF talk. What. good does
Il do? Let's do something"
you haven't any Imagination
cried Irene sco.nfully, "Besides. you
marked with chalk on the pavement
and mother said you were bat
boy"
Jaw. she didn't mean iti" said her
brother, quick to defend his friend
you're ali right. Jack. I'll help yot
wipe of the chalk marks ana ther
mother will like you again"
Jack was touched. and putting hi
hand on his friends shoulder. said
60 ahead and tell me some NOR,
about what you'd do with n mllli'l
dollars, W YOU want to-"
We'll, Jack" George replied, Z"
dunno, but maybe IL doesn't do an.
good. Maybe Il would he better &
think about what ls. Instead OF WIN
MIGHT BE-"
"Goodyi" cried Irene. who usual!
agreed with her brother. "Now
maybe you'll help me mako some o
those Christmas presents wa
talking about. Shall get tho list p
"Surel" agreed George. you'll
find us outside fixing the pave
ment."
The boys had cleaned off tn
chalk marks by tho time Irene cam
with her list. ITS quito dtferen
from yours. you know" she re
marked. MY idea Is that II W
both mado the presents togothc
they'd be all tho nicer because yoi
can draw and paint 30 well. ana yo'
have such good ideas. and | cal
sew: and II Jack wants 10 Join will
ua he could do the Mailing and saw
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lnEt as ne good with tools
GcprRo took tho list ana read:
Mother, ...s,.,.A scrap box
Dad .,....,.....A door stop
Brother Frank Book ends
Aunt Carrie. Dolly act
tncie Bob .....,. Calendar
Cousin Bob ...,.........s.
Cousin Betty. Dolls Ewoatct
F'Of course" explained Irene.
there's lots OF others and we can
think up thinss for them as We g.
along"
jack was delighted with 'ho idea
especially as he didn't have much
Imagination and couldn't think
what to give some of his dear ones.
They sclccted n part of The warai
cellar To work In. after putting ~ a
warning: Nobody may come nearer
than this line which was mackod
off by Jack.
when Christmas really drew
near II WAS "A pleasure 10 qcc tho
presents In the locked up closet IN
| Georges room, piling up, Thc@a was
tho scrap box tJack made one for
his mother too), which was q
soapbox fitted with @ I'D ard nice
castors 30 II would roll earily. and
covered with pretty whif paper.
which Irene bought for 10 cents n
/ rpii pud's uuur TOP was really q
good, heavy brick. strong enough To
keep any door from slnmminB. COW
cred with n piece or brown cloth
| front mothers piece bag--nn1 Irene
certainly dld herself proud when she
made tho two handles out OF hoops
OF the brown material Brother
Franks book ends wee really
cocoa cans filled with sand and
painted green to match his room
then decorated with spotted hounds
chasing "A rabbit George was
really very clever with his paintsl.
Jack wanted n pair OF book ends for
his sister in high school, so he
bought the oil paints for George,
one little can Of green, ono OF white
and ono OF black, which were only
10 cents each. Auntlp's dolly set
was cut out Of ollcloth and decorated
by tho artistic George. Uncle Bob'9
calendar was made interesting be-
cause OF tho little snapshot pictures
of his niece ana ncphcws. lrent
couldn't think of anything to give
Cousin Bob. 40 George got hts
Imagination working and he an |
Jack made n water shooter out 81
a piece OF hollow rod and a
sucker" made from cork with =
long. heavy wiro stuck I'm n. II
really worked fine. You put ono
end Of the hollow rod (Which \was
part OF an old curtain rod IN
water and then pulled the knob at
the other end On which the wire ana
cork were fastened. That would suck
up the water: and To shoot II all you
had 10 do was to push the knob into
the rod. Squirt would go the watar.
Irene made the dolls sweater tor
Betty, Of course,
Jack. George said one day as
they worked down In their private
cellar, "Tm not 80 keen about hav
ing million dollars"
mo" said Jack. what made you
change your mind2"
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'DoACDD TURN DAILY
80 ne Tulsa Council
Of AMERICA

the Christmas holidays. Since the
building OF our office at the taber-
nacle. George T., has developed a
molodious voice by raising 1t In
union with other would-be vocal
lists. We viii soon have material
for a grand opera circuit IL they
persist and are not lnterfercd with
We have girl scout In our midst
At least "it" has become popular
with members OF that organization.
For particulars inquire OF Noon
beam, who is out soliciting for or
plants to be in style with the ladies.
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Troop

Meeting opened AZ o'clock by
discussing our business. We have
made "A new rule to have the boys
come on time more regu .arly at
meetings. IL they come In late they
are fined cents. A cheer lead
or was clected las mee,iug, so we
may get a~number ot now yclls. We
have now two full pn,.u,S and We
have n joyous time playing gam =
such as buring the bear. snatch hats
tap the ice box tag and a number OF
other games. wot der ~ George
, Mcintosh and David Baunon siop,
well Tuesday night ana IL they did
| did they sleep on thoir stomac his
| Meeting closed nj $40 by giving q
scout Nell. I'm bet YOU could hear
ug yelling for a mile
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The Chief Wants to Know

Hoy Toby felt when his girl reld
this column last Sunday.
why North Gillette seems so pop
ular with Troop 4.
What kind OF n chicken Il is
that Ray Clark and lindwooI nan
dy of Troop 4 are arguing about,
II YOU liked Mr., MoorC's speech
at the court OF honor
II you have talked about your
troop cabin yet.
this season.
How French makes those high
grades? Is It the paddle?
u Anything anybody else ont know
anyway.
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Scout Calendar
Published Weekly by
BOI SCOUTS

Tuesday December G, -- Radi,
club local headquarters p. m.
Friday December 0--TroOp II
First NJ, H. church, l.. W. Chlander
deputy com missioner.
Friday December 9-Troop 8
College Hlill Presbyterian. y. n. Bos
sard. deputy commissioner.
Friday. December 9-Troop II
Mark Twain school. T.. y. Graft, dep
uty commissioner.
Friday. December 2 Troop 9,
First Presbyterian church, G.. w.
Willotts, deputy commissioners.
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Troop 9

ing, we haven't much TO sa except
We, sure showed up the rest OF you
We received one eagle and two
stars. Pretty good, eh7 Also we
got~to see shorty Howard Meyers.
Pretty short. isn't he? We also
wish to announce that we have a
new assistant scoutmRster. NJ. Rol-
Inns We can easily get officers as
We are alive. A fun active troop ~
pretty good, | would say Also we
have new recruits. Next Friday we
shall initiate them. and then the re-
cruit contest will be closed.
We heard "Jawn old deah" talk.
Hasn't he a beautiful croak. Ana
VIC also saw Mr.. Moore's intelligent
face. Some face, en-, boys? Wen,
come over next Friday and spa Us.
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There are lots OF people who
boast about their relatives and the
following story is aimed to make
fun of Just such persons.
When DR.. Johnson courted Mrs.
Porter (whom he afterwards mar
ricd) he told her that he was ne
mean extraction. that he had 10
money. and that he had haa an
uncle hanged. The. lady, by way OF
reducing herself to~5n equality with
the doctor. replied that she had no
more money than himself, and that.
though she had not had a relation
hanged, she had SO who deserved
to be.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
x .ONToR COOK
Luncheon Apples.

Wash and core six large apples.
Stuff tho centers with fresh sau-
sage.
Arrange in a deep baking dish.
Into the dish around the apples
put:
cupsful water,
2 cupsful sugar.
! teaspoonful ground cinnamon,
Bake till apples are tender, which
will take so to co minutes. according
to size and kind OF apples.
Serve at once, using the sauce in
which the apples were cooking.
a left over apple is very tasty in
a school lunch.
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"chndren." said Mrs Mousie
gray, one fine day, 81 have
great treat in store for you. Your
cousins. the Browns, are coming
to spend the day tomorrow, and !
am going to take you all on SHOP
"oh, mother, how nice" cried all
the little mice together.
The BROWNS. eh, said Father
Gray. Quite lot of them, isn't
thore?"
"Yes. about nine altogether. for
they are all coming" replied Mother
Gray. That is one reason why /
am taking tho children shopping
for everyone must carry something
home. so that we may be sure TO
have euoughs for we shall be a
large party
For / must toll you that when
mice go shopping they don't buy
their food, but Just help themselves
to whatever they want, and IN
Mouscland that is not considered
wrong.
SO as soon as the house was in
order they all started out. the four
little ones following Mother Gray,
and Fuzzy, the youngest, holding
fast to her tail.
For a long while their way was
very dark, but at last a tiny point
Of light came in view. which grew
larger and larger, until they' could
see II was the golden daylight
shining through "a large holo in a
wall Follow me carefully said
Mother Gray. as she crept through
the hole. Fuzzy with her. They
soon found themselves in a wonder
full place. they had never seen any
thinu ike IL before
Instead OF being in darkness, as
they usually were everything was
bright, and here and there were
streaks Of golden light. They fell
very cozy and warm. Such a queer
| looking place too!
IL was very, very large. and uT
| high In the air were what looked
| like big, white roads, what we cal
shelves. on these shelves were al
kinds Of nice things to eat, and theS
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Troop 8
nv sNAppY SERVICE.

ITY NNNTTTl VIII ENTF' -,
business is still thriving win
three more weeks 20 work, our
bank book Is the most satisfying
niece OF literature we have seen IN
many moons. We are. about to use
a small part Of the money TO com
plete our cabin at Lost city, since
we win need warm cabin for our
second annual Christmas camp. AZ
members OF the troop are urged 10
"a on the week k-end hikes so that
we may finish the building before
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sunuowcr Troop 4.

6uUItpNtT itODp u
Three cheers for the Bluebells'
Have only been organized few
weeks ana getting notes in the pa
per 40 soon, 1t took some ot the
rest Of US longer 90 get started than
that.
Grace and Jessie schooley, pau
line R0biuette, Geueytuve Franklin.
Louise Walker. Virginia and Bcat-
rico Williams. VcrR Brown and Ruth
May recently made their credits In
the history OF the flag. Tho highest
per cent. gS. was made nv Louise
walker. Geneyievo, franklin and
Vera Brown.
Dora lIuddleston Is ready Tor tno
child arsc badge Dora's small
hrothcr.socms In excellent health tin
spite ~ the fact that she used ham
TO practice on!
what do the Tulsa Girl Scouts say,
60 having a big rally some time In
January for the presentation OF
second class and merit oadges and
attendance stare. having a short
program showing some Of our work
and each troop responding 60 roll
call with a song or yell? Let's work
with that end in view and plan 10.
so. We have six Sunflowers who
hope 10 be ready for first class
badges by that time.
we missed the news -rom oak.
Wildrose and Goldenrod troops last
week.
The owls must have had a real
4
thing they belong to the owl troop.
for their wisdom must have been
helpful In getting out Of their pre-
dicament
Gladys Wick is ready for the
needlewoman and drcssmakers'
badge.
Lcnore Turnauist. Lavln'a Clear,
Gladys Rupp. Eleanor McCueu, An
ma Hardy and Dora Hudleston met
at the cal aims home Tuesday after
the regular meeting 10 work on the
first class requirements for estlma
ting the weight OF various house
hold supplies. such as potatoes, sug
ar, coffee, butter, etc.
\Gladys Wick and Mayme Lowry
gave AN interesting account at tho
last meeting OF their day's eXpe-
rionce with our twins. Ruby and
Bobhie, who spent last Friday with
| their competent nurses, Tho twins
with all the dignity of their -
months. report very pleasan
time and returned 10 the homt
with new pettlcoats ana hoods add
ed to their wardrobes.
Division . will hold its regula
meeting Monday after school Firs
| melting In December. These scout
are selling Christmas seals for tn
Tulsa County Health association.
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er out and the marshall told Joe and
Rube mat II they dast commit a
murder in front Of hts nose he'd
send them both to the gallis
win close with the 'sincerest kinl
es. and most hostile regards for
better conscience. Yours infintly,
GAZE WINI<BEP.
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"Wcu." replied George. ~ ia had
a million dollars J worin't dare 90
give anybody prcsontB ia mado.
would - They'd al. expect some
thing grand
"Wou. what ~ ~" asked Jack.
"Tbou." George anaworeJ, 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

things out, George, and whom YOU
quit dreaming and do things yoI
certainly have n lot OF pep, and I'm
making something Tor you. George
som l." said Gcorge--hv which
he meant he was making something
for Jack, although maybe you'd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Tho meeting was opened in the
usual way with the four patrols in
their proper places. After singing
our welcome song to the visitors. we
cleared the floor for the candle and
pin ceremony. which was very beau
tiful. Next came the stunts, which
were difficult to achieve, as most Of
the girls were so strong land stub.
born). Following came two plays,
with all the scouts taking part The
evening ended with .yells for the Wis
itors, the brave Girl Scouts, and
last, but not least. 5 for the goat.
we wish to thank the refreshmen,
cnrn I1nlItnn fnr the snlnndil nnis
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,u-u-u=uas..u..1..naau.4z 10Y
4 "a p-~n--r I0DN "a Good Turn Daily I
u-=xzz...zu. IsasA Ssssa aaaEzruzrnazun

the chaperon. We all had n fine
time and our only regret was that
so many girls did not get TO 60.
one scribe was absent from tho
last meeting 50 Bcrnice Martin
wrote the news for last week.
Troop 3 wants 10 know:
who viii win the bah game next
Tuesday, Troop 1 or Troop 3.
HOW many scouts are afraid or
rain.
IL you are not why didn't moro %
you 20 on our hike Saturday
What happened TO those potatoes
we put on tho fire 10 roast.
Why Norma didn't cat the ha-
nnna that she roasted.
How many Of YOU ate too much
THANKSGIVING dinner
why all the commouAn In scout
meeting when It was discovered mat
L. s. had her hair bobb"d.
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have thought he meant something
else.
And let's make something Tor
Irene. tou.' Jack suggested. some
dolrs furniture might suit her.
you bet" cried Ge nrE", you
make II and I'll paint It,
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Answers.

DROP LETTER PROVERBS.
Make haste slowly. 2-Better
late than never 3--Look before you
leap. Prevention is better than
cure "a stitch m time saves nine.
G--Sill waters run deep.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

We had a fine initiation service
Friday, with some OF our scout
mothers and fathers present. 1t was
the first time we had the opportun-
lty to have our parents with us, anJ
we hope they are all interested in
the scout work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

We went on a hike to the Os1g
hills last Saturday Because II
looked so much like rain only sevt y
scouts reported. However. we sew
en- went and. as IL cleared up so
nicely in the afternoon, we were all
glad we went. Mrs. Bowman was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Six girls were appointed 10 dis
tribute the Christmas posters for
Miss Nessner. The rest of the even
ing was passed with setting up eX-
ercises and games. Several bONin6
matches were staged between Car
pentier, Dempsey and several other
renowned champions. Carpenter
and Dempsey want TO know who .t5
the champion--they both claim the
honor.
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Drop Leltcr Proverbs.

Drop Letter Proverbs.
Each dash must be replaced by O
letter: the words are separated by
commas:
G)--a--c, --a---t--, 81;
C2)--t--o--, It, I'd, g
g.:
tts) 10. b--f---r---, y--u, e
--p
(i)--r-v--n--i--n, IS, ct
+, --h--n, ---u--e;
(5l-ss-l--c--, r.. TIN, s---v
q. --i---e.
(6j--t-l-, wifi, r n, --
e-p.
Diagonal.
My diagonals form something
which marked tho feature of the
cid t..se Chris mas
My first is a cycle OF days
My second Is "A guide.
My third is an offering for
purchase.
My fourth Is To venture.
My fifth is to drop
My sixth Is an outer wrap.
My seventh Is feminine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Notice-If anyone gets II speck In
their eyes, please notify Frances, as
she Is very anXi0us 70 remove one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Word came from our captain OF
the Girl Scout rally TO be held the
second week Of January. at which
Mr.. Lindiy, boy scout executive, VIII
present class and merit barges 20
the scouts who have earned -hcv1.
Since the. Flying Eaglets heard of
the coming rally they have been
working on their badge require
ments. and we hope to have num-
ber of badges to receive AZ that
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Evelyn Bassett. our newest scout,
passed the tenderfoot test with fly
ing colors.
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We have chosen red ties for our
uniforms and. as our troop c'lots
are red and white, we will be AL
matched up"
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E1Ninr LnrIc Troon .

Sunflower troop is going ~ pay
us a game of sm1shball next Tues
day evening on the Whittier school
grounds.
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We had regular meeting last
Tuesday with IL girls present.
Elizabeth Van Zant received n let
ter from Girl Scout in Broken Ar
row with the good news that the
Goldenrods are growing. Before
long we hope to have the honor OF
initiating their troop.
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We wonder:

We wonder.
How many girls are still alive.
who fed the goat and made him
so fat,
II anyone has noticed that the
girls possess more brains than be-
fore.
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also the dishwashers, Eleanor and
Juanita, for their kind deeds
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Lnrrctnicnot Tronn O.

Last Friday We initiated Agatha
Andre, Hazel Davidson and ENir
Provence. The picnic. supper before
the initiation was enjoyed by all.
We practiced smashball with the
Phi!athca class OF the First Chris
tian church from to o'clock In
the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium. IL you
do not think the girls Of the FORGET
menot troop can play smashball, ask
the Phllathea circle. they know,
We ave wondering which patrol
will have all second class scouts
first.
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We missed one Of our best scouts.
Vera Mae Todd. who was not able 20
be with us. We know She would
have stood the initiation fine.
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Gnldrnrn1l Trnnn 4.

VOL, how Is everyb )dy now that
Thanksgiving is over? Hope no one
was sick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

We held sandwich sale Tues
day. November %. at which we
raised sass to pay for - bond for
the benefit OF the Public Health as
soCiation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

December dues are due. Don't
forget, scouts.
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Several OF the girls have passed
number OF their second class tests
and will soon be ready for the first
class work. A number are working
on their merit badges.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Three cheers for the Biuebells'
Have only been organized fow
weeks ana getting notes in the pa
per 30 soon. It took some of the
rest Of US longer 90 get started than
that.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Division . will hold its regular
meeting Monday after school. First
melting in December. These scouts
are selling Christmas seals for the
Tulsa County Health association.
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Well, scouts, next Thursday is
pay-up day All bring your due
and let's have a bang-up. paid III
troop. MhAt say?
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we are thinking OF selecting a
yellow tie Tor our color to wslc With
our suits and middies--th5 golden
rod color.
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Dora lIuddleston Us ready Tor the
child RHrse badge. Dora'- small
brothcr.sccms In excellent health tin
spite ~ the fact that she used ham
TO practice on!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Wa missed the news Srom Oak. /
Wildrose and Goldenrod troops last /
week.