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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Anne HobiBsoH'- brother steve Wae
off at college and Anne missed MIN
very much, hut not hHlf ~ much 80
she might have " u hadn't bccn ior
Alvin Brill. Alvin was stoves best
friend and pal. aud he would have
gone TO college with steve n typhoid
fever had not made him ioso 20
much time in has last year A. hirh
school that he failed 10 pass. Ito
was blue about Il but quito game
and Anne consoled him q lot
There was no foollshuess about
their friendship. Alvin was II aud
Anne was only ~. ~ they wrrc Ike
big brother and littlc sister. and NO
body thought anything of " II thty
valkod 10 school together or "
Alvin took his little friend skating.
In fact they "kidded' each other
n good dnal. and when st Nnisn-
tines Day came around Anne
thought she would play u Joke on
her Kind friend by sending him tho
uFlest valentine she could find. She
knew Alvin would pretend 60 be
furloun but roHily he would enjoy
the Joke They we're nlwnya playing
Jokes on each other. and u was n
case ~ give and take
"Tm NOS going TO waste my
money on valentines this year.
told her bcst Rirl friend "Tm 70
ing to make every one except two,
which are going 20 be very special"
She did not say what the two spe.
ciai ones ere 90 be. Tho ugly one
was Tor Alvin. but the other one.
all lace and rcd hearts with pretty
verse and picture Of two cupids kiss
ing was meant for n certain girl
named Mary johnson. Mary ana
Anne used TO be best friends when
they we're IN tho primary school,
but n foolish quarrel had broken M
their friendship, Alma Moon, who
never meant any harm but couldn't
Keen hor mouth shut, had caused
the trouble. and Phoebe Dixon, Jane
Monroe and Kitty Andrews we're
all in II.
Alma spid that Phoebe said that
you said that Jane said that Kitty
said Mary had accused hnsrily.
~ didn't" cried Anne. And I'm
going right 60 Alma and ask her N
I ever said that Jane said that Kitty
said--"
oh, wclll won't explain nll about
tho fight. II was too complicated
for mot Anyhow, they had not
spoken for three months, and Anne
folt Porry.
MARY is quick tempered. but qho
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Tr0oD y

by II. =. " i, NUT ESQ.
(Appologies to all those who resent
our petty sarCnsimD
To make long story short, ditto
TO last weeks meeting. After busi-
mesa meeting we played games. one
OF the first games was to see who
could roll bean across the floor
first. Scout Gordon Stafford was
awarded one grain OF sand for win
ming this game, Next came the
horrible game OF strapem. We In
flioted supreme punishment on those
who could not keep out OF reach of
the strap. This accounts for Ham
Mckinney'H refusal to sit down on
the bus as he journeytd home.
Everyone was afraid that Norman
would wear out his aviation merit
badge as he continually kept brush
Ing II Off. Wo expected Ham Me-
| Kinney to tell us TO draw on our
receivers and listen TO his wireless
concerts but he said "he had broken
the pigs hustle that keep the con
cert in tune" or something TO that
| effect, anyway Il will he some time
or maybe till Gabriel blows his horn
before he gets his conglonoratlon OF
Junk arranged 40 ms to send out
concerts. Chemical Provence has
discovered that n nut sdueals when
you pinch IL ns he has been pinch
ing our friend Brooks Dutt, Esq.
Chemical announced that he was
going forth to fight the snake that
| lives IN n cave near the camp sito
| and all those that wished TO witness
| the fight to come forth with him.
| Sorry to say, but when Chemical mr.
| rived there after being lost, and
after part OF hls army had deserted
] IA 4. =
some peoples brains we know. Since
they could not pull the big fisht
they decorated the stones OF the
creek bed, After eating a favorite
food OF their ancestors (a cocoanut)
they followed their moses south
west After passing n few stills hui
unable to get any OF their product,
| since they had been put out OF opor
| alton a few years ago by few
gentle sheriffs. After a delayed
search for returning crusaders they
aooidontly stumbled into tho majes
tic city OF sand Springs, whore the,
stumbled on the sooutmaster o
Troop OF that city who inquired
about arranging a game OF basket
ball, The prodigal scouts disap
pointed him by not having team
but told him that maybe Troop
would come over and lick them tpro
viding they don't get licked them
aclyes), They also mentioned thu
Tigers Of Troop T. At length aftei
refreshing themselves with Esklm,
pie born In the frigid country mex
door to tho north polt. they caugh
tho car and came back home.
WARNING! Never drink any o.
Chemicals soft drinks because oul
friend Alfred nrouot drank som,
OF his compounds and has beer
shooting squirrels in selfdefens,
ever since.
y. s.--Ail those wishing TO max,
corrections to tho same. lot us know
ana We will gladly do so, also II yol
have something more favorable I,
add.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
'JUniOrC Cook
licat Sandwiches for Valentines


Day,
Have ready sandwich bread n,
least one day old
Butter slightly warmed so it Will
spread we'll
Two heart.ahnped cutters, ono
large aud ono very small.
Sandwich flilinRs.
Bright red jolly or chndled cher
rles.
cut the bread In thin slices. using
tho large cutter.
In the very center ot half tho
slices cut n heRrt-shaped hole USING
the small cutter. Those are the tops
Tor the sandwiches, the uncut heart
slices are the bottoms.
spread The bottom slices with
sandwich filling. For this ono may
use cheese mixed with nuts, ground
raisins and nuts mixed With dressing
or nny favored filling.
Spread the top slices with butter,
very lightly no ns not to break the
bread.
Put the top Of each sandwich. but
tered side down, on each bottom,
piece and press down firmly.
Into tho heart shaped hole on
each sandwich drop bit OF bright
red Jelly or bit OF candled cherry
serve with cocoa and marshmal-
lows and red candles.
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tlppod hIa cap hastily aud walked
or ana mover looked around.
why" cried Anne. "Hc can't
be- mad gt mo on account OF that
silly valentine. Alvin always enjoys
% iukci"
nut n no wasn't mad. he certain
~ acted that way
"Tll put on my things and go
downtown too nnd find mother" D."
thought Anne. u might meet Alvin
ma rll ask him why he's mad"
Sho ran 20 tho Kitchen and told
the cook what sha was going 10 do,
thon Fho nut on her hat and coat
ana hurried down tho street toward
Main street. where her mother was
shDpplug Sure enough. She had
not ron" three blocks whom she
saw Alvin tnitlnR 20 couple ~
boys. Now, she'd ask hlml Bui no.
Alvin splcd her and YOU ought tu
have sron him get away lie almost
ran. one would have thought poor
Anne had smallpox
what hnNo done" moancd
Anne. "ive lot my best friend"
She was so shocked and Rrlcvcd
that she could scarcely see ~ she
hurried along. She wanted her
mother Mother would understand
ana hclp her mako u oil right. with
this ono thought IN hor mind che
began 10 run and suddenly plumpi
she ran right into Mary johnson.
Mary gave her q rude push.
"Oh hello, Mary" Anne said.
pauSing Hut Mary only tossed her
hcnd and walked quickly away.
This was too, too nuch' Anne be-
gan TO cry although she knew she
was too big TO bchnve Hike that
At tho groccrs they said her
mother had gone TO the hutchor's;
at the butchers they said she's gone
TO the bakery: ~ the bakery they
didn't know where Mrs. ltohlnron
was. Ammo thought shc might be
ia tho department store, SO she
went in and sure enough, there was
her mother at tho ribbon counter
buying some beautiful pale blue
wHtcrcd ribbon.
Nov. what did YOU come here
for?" Rhc said, when Bhe saw Anne.
~ wanted TO surprise my little val
ontlna.'
your v-valentine, mother?" re-
peated Ammo. who IN IT."
why you. Of course, little
stupid" cried her mother.
Ammo throw her arms a"ound her
mother and hogan 10 sob and cry
until she was threatened with all
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was my most loyal friend and very
oongenial," Anne thought. "rll
mako up with her. | know she
doesn't hold spite. and she knows
whatever was said l never meant to
crltlciAe her"
SO Anne carefully addressed tho
big beautiful valentine to Mary
johnson. once her best friend, now
her enemy.
"Tm 80 excitcd!" she told her
mother on the afternoon OF It. Vail
entlne's Day. II know Alvin will
come after my scalp and Mary cer-
tRinly won't stay offish after she
gets n& beautiful valentine"
so she sat down In the window
and waited cXpectantly while her
mother went downtown TO do somc
shopping,
Pretty soon she saw Alvin come
out OF his home, across the street,
but he dld not come in her direC-
tion. She parted the curtains Of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
ne Tulsa Council
Of AMERICA

John Harris was voted into the
troop. For awhile last meeting
Moody was about 10 diapatch n guy
after gas masks. II was prevented,
however. by Oscar (OSJ Miller put
ting his shoes back on. "Jellyhean"
has been clamorlng 10 get his name
In the paper, so here goes. Lin
wood ITandys hat is getting too
small for him since ho made the
III 0ico club. When he called the
roll he went high enough and u
sounded as though he had been hit
with club because he wasn't "glec.
tul" Believe me. boy, we've got
some committeeman. He Induced
tho Cherokee Heights Mems club to
buy us basketball suits and "A new
bali. toiallng $3.50. The Tigers,
managed by Bus Croable, defeated
George Goodalo's All-Stars = 90 In
the preliminary 10 the jerks troop
ghmo in which we suffered de-
fent OF II 10 g.
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window and waved 10 him. Ho
sorts OF awful punishments II shu
didn't stop II at once.
81 knew you'd love me-" she
whimperod.
"Yes, and I'm ashamed OF you
too. you great cry baby" her mother
scolded.
Girls are awtully queer some
times" somebody said, aud Anne
looked up and found Mary's mother
standing beside her mother. Come
here, Mary. ana look at this ribbon.
DO you llko the taffeta or tho
satin?'
Mary came up, glariug at Anne.
Mary dear, did YOU get my vail
ontine?" Anne asked pleadingly.
"Yes, ! did, you nasty thing, ana
you can have II back" and Mary
| threw something At Anne.
you'll set no ribbon at all n you
act like that" said Mrs. johnson.
Ammo picked nm tho crlmpled val
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Troop 2

Meeting called 90 order 7:30 p.
m. Friday. roll was called and boys
were asked TO give good turn"
There was general discussion
upon having new patrol for the
south side part OF the city, and War
rem Abbot was mndo patrol leader,
Carlton Chick his assistant.
Jim Brown was trying to talk an
awful lot but was handicapped by
n core throat We are sorry for
Jim. but we are glad he does not
talk 80 much.
Tho -four patrols we now have In
tho troop are In race for the most
merit badges. the Stag patrol Ia In
tho lead With so merit badges 60 It's
credit. The Tigers next with 27.
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Troop 8

Meeting was called 10 order at
1880. We had good attendance,
with about 80 scouts and two Off
cors present. Glen LeForge. Mr..
Bossard. Mr., Rollins and MIR. john
ston were present
Gerald Gordon was presented a
tin medal for six years service In a
tenderroot by Hon. Glenn LaForge,
After the business meeting We all
lined up for game OF scout base
ball. II wns snappy game and
several OF the new tenderfeet learned
something about scouting.
Noel Powell, the stylish guy with
no brains, surprised lis by wearing
euit OF long pants TO SUNDAY
school. lie must have looked
strange because when he went home
hho was nearly bitten by his own
dog.
Troop . is still fun OF pep and has
proved AZ the last court Of honor
that IL knows it's stuff"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
The Chief Wants to Kn0Ir

How you would like To have a
Boy scout city admlnistrator.
why seldom Chick let all his traf-
fic law vlolators escape.
III that traffic cops cap didn't fit
Charles Robbins like II barrel would
q guinea eggs.
IL Troop didn't show signs of
coming troop at the last general
meeting.
Didn't Troop 4 feel honored with
A member In the city's administra-
ton, even though IL was dog
catcher.
why Helen doesn't let Paul Dom
nelly come To scout meeting at least
| once month.
IL one is the troop that put the
| pep into pepper.
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Troop 10



Troop 10 met saturday. February
4. The patrola were recognized and
now patrol leaders appointed. The
Bear patrol, John Blair. leader. and
Ernest Brooks, assistant, and Char
ley Plgford. treasurer. Other mem
hers, Summers B0ker, Nernnrd
Doyle. Bin Stryker. Wade Arnold
and Roy Bartholomew. The Beaver
patrol Justin Anderson, leader, ana
Edward Slgor. assistant. Other
members, Douglas Holmes, Tom
Moreland. Larry O'Connor. GoorRe
Wlnklor and Kelly Beaver. the
Fox patrol. Edward Reid. leader,
and Damon Hieronymus. assistant
other members, Tom Malley. BIZ
powscn. Bob HUI, Art Fllnner and
clifford Fiahback. We now have
an enrolment OF 90 scouts ana are
going fnst. The patrols ade organ
lzing basketball teams and 70 begin
tho Aeason the Bears will play the
I,eavors next Thursday. Here are
the tcnms; Bears, Blain, Arnold.
Baker PiRford and Brooks. Beavers;
Anderson, SiZer. Beaver, OConnor
and Morcland. Justin lost the
points In the troops contest and II
Ia widely known that 1t VIII be
taken out OF his hide. We are sorry
to hear that blair was severely cut
Ia a razor fight with Ed slzer. IT
was especially aggragatinR to Blair
since he helped pay for Sizer's razor.
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Gabe Quits Dog Catching
Rooster Hollow.
Chucktown. Mass.
Enh I. lN22.

lnubhlpNli'
Feb. I. 1922.
Dear Chief:
II has long since been side
elapse sense / last penrcd you but
in my desperate hunt for that hieh
brow dog I told you about | have
neither had time or material where-
by to scribe you.
oonldn't find any place to bury the
dogs after communicating them.
Joe shagbark has went to New
York and Is In the law business anu
he wants me to como and help hin
keen ueople out of jail 40 l guUs
III 70 up there. Pinto is going TO
be Joe's ,enitor and Ru6s tube, is ,os'gb; sqaps
to drive his car. we leave toniHn'
on the Chucktown It'd. U5 miles
per day. will cable you from my
new address as soon as came is con-
vienont. 49,,
Yours in a hurried condition,
BAGRIEl. HAM WINKLEH.
IP, s, II. $. They ain't none.
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Troop 4
nv MAGGIE ANp JIo

Ry MAGGIE AND JGuGs.
Meeting was called TO order az I
sharp Monday evening. After n short.
snappy business meeting We spent
about forty-five minutes passing
tests. Now we have total OF so
merit badges but we are rapidly
climbing. Kenneth O'Connor COM
pleted his second class tests, Jimmy
Larkin passed his first class tests.
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snnfIoMcr Trnop ..

by the Sunflowers In the first aid
and home nurse classes being con-
Quoted by Mrs. Godfrey and Miss
Miscr, the former holding the class
for Junior high and departmental
grades on Wednesdays and the latter
for Central high scouts on Tuesdays.
We are so gTatified at the division
OF the class. for IL will enable both
classes to do much more effective
work.
We have heard directly from
headquarters concerning our lost
badges and they have promised to
rcfill our order soon. Meanwhile we
will continue to wear our slips OF
paper.
Ingrid Brandborg will oct as
secretary for the first aid and home
nurse class OF the Central high Sun
flowers.
Elizabeth Miller recently passed
her hcmming. scanning and darning
requirements for second class badge.
The following scouts rendered
very satisfo ctoroly service In helping
prepare and serve our local council
| banquet, February 3: Illuebell troop,
I Claudine Williams: Wildrose, Eliza
beth vanzant and Matorle Pah-
meyer; Forgetmenot. Maggie Bartlc-
son; Owl, Mildred Day; Goldenrod.
| Youolln Martin; Flying Eagle, Ber-
nice Martin; Oak. Grace Schmuck:
! Sunflower. Vera Brown and Hilda
Efsley.
Thlrty-six Sunflowers are now
] if stsffh l.
/ forms. Mnymo Lowry. Gladys Wick,
/ Grace Phillipa. Bernice Booker and
| Madoll Emerson have recently APP
| peared In new ones.
We feel very grateful to Miss Hat
! ley. art instructor, for contributing
| to the success Of our banquet decOra-
tions by making our centerplece for
the table. Also to Miss Levers and
Mrs. German OF Lincoln cafeteria
for their assistance In planning, pro-
pairing and serving the eats"
Dainty little nut baskets were
made for the banquet by the fol-
lowing committee members: Francis
| Preisker, Cleo Burk, Ruth Fulllng
Elizabeth Miller, Faye Ferguson
Grace Phillips. Virginia Fenster-
maher and Madeli Emerson.
We are welcoming large class
OF tenderfoot scouts In our meeting
tomorrow.
Scouts. isn't Il great that We
really have a local council well or
the way? The officers elected at tn,
business meeting following the ban.
quot were: Com missioner, George
I MacCurdy; deputies. John Mcleod
and Barbeau: treasurer, Elton Ever
EFT: secretary. Miss Dora Miller
Much interest was manifested by al
of the council present and we fee
they Will organize themselves Into
working committees best adapted tC
their special interests.
The captains and lieutenants helt
a business meeting last Wednesda,
following dinner at the Y. w. c. a
Division 2 will meet as usual to-
morrow. Notice that our mcetingi
hereafter will be held in the audi
torium. Annual election OF Officers
will be held. our interpatrol contes
begins tomorrow, go remember you
dues and manual, and "be prepared
on your assignment.
Madcll Emerson was elected coioi
bearer. Frances Ward yell leader
and Jessie Schooley secretary, a
our la meeting and will begin tn,
duties of their respective offices 10
morrow.
Miss Horton. CAPTAIN of tn,
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Some Of the girls found lean.to
built by some Boy Scouts. Thanks
to the boys who buih It. II proved
to be an excellent camping place.
We also located a caved
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

We had our regular troop meeting
Tuesday and arc going to have an.
other one Thursday to decide on
some private business which will b,
presented soon.
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Troop )

ny sNApPY SERVICE.
Wishes you all n merry Christ
mas ana happy New Year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

We are sorry to lose Violet Brad.
icy, as she Is moving to M.ssouri
soon. We heartily hope she will join
a Girl Scout troop there.
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Owl TrOOn ..

We are grateful TO Rev. Murphy
for letting US hold our meetings In
the church community house on
North Zunis. We have been ham
pered heretofore on account OF not
having proper space in which TO
hold our meetings.
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Wildrose Troop o.

Tho captain aad assistant captain
attended the banquet given at the
Lincoln school. February 3, In honor
OF the council. In their absence. Mrs.
J. r. Burns took charge of the
scouts.
The girls so far have passed on
the history OF the flag, sixteen
points of'tbe compass and lighting
OF the gas range.
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u,zu.uss=s1.n.z.zu eTIoS roy >=-s=rzr.--
4 Va p,rnfef' /QNN DO Good Turn Dali"

Cloverieaf troop No. at Red Fork
was a welcome guest at our council
banquet.
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GoIdenrod Troop 4.

by Marguerite (Margy) IaForge.
The scout spirit certainly proved
in our favor y was fine day. al.
though It was n bit windy. | think
the girls like the Osage hills better
than any place we have ever gone.
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wlldrOso TroOp :

Wtidrosc Troop Z.
Our scoutmlstress was not able to
be with us last Tuesday, as she was
III. Elizabeth VanZant took charge
Of the meeting.
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We thank the Boy Scouts Of trooo
4 for the use of their basketball. We
are as yet too poor as a troop to buy
one OF them.
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II. n. Pierce, chairman Of the
Tulsa general fire prevention com
mittoe, is going TO talk to our girls
some time IN the near future on fire
prevention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Miss Day planned an experiment
last saturday. We are each TO spade
UP a space OF ground by 3 feet and
Gov three rows of lettuce on the
who has the best bed of lettuce in
six weeks time will receive a prize
MIR. Taylor. an expert agriculturs,,
has consented to judge tho results.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

1ngrid Brnndborg will oct as
secretary for the first aid and home
nurse class OF the Central high Sun
flowers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Elizabeth Miller recently passed
l her hcmming. scanning and darning
/ requirements for second class badge.
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We have heard directly from
headquarters concerning our lost
badges and they have promised to
rcfill our order soon. Meanwhile we
will continue To wear our slips Of
paper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

We have been told that lettuce
sowed on st. Valentine morning will
make the best lettuce OF the season.
Black simpson has been suggested
as the best variety to plant at this
time. We are all hoping that Father
Weather will help us in keeping Jack
Frost and North Wind some place
In Alaska or Canada, or we may Sc
lect our judge too early.
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The church basketball team will
have . game Saturday evening. Feb
ruary Is. at 7:15 In the community
house at - North Zunis. Admission
IS cents. Comel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Last Saturday the girls answered
roll call by TELLING Of a good deed
done during the week. Plans were
made for a valentine party. After
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Colored lights. TO act upon tho
emotions during the sermon, are be-
ing WED in New York chhurc.
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Thlrty-sIx Sunflowers are now
properly equipped with scout uni
forms. Maymo Lowry. Gladys Wick,
Grace Phillipa, Bernice Booker and
Madcll Emerson have recently APP
peared in new ones.
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Sunflower troop deserves special
mention and vote OF thanks for It's
work in preparing the successful
banquet for tho Girl Scout council
members and officers.
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Miss Horton. Captain of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

We feel very grateful to Miss Hat
ley. art instructor, for contributing
TO the success of our banquet decOra-
tions by making our centerplece for
the table. Also to Miss Levers and
Mrs. German OF Lincoln cafeteria
for their assistance In planning, pre-
pairing and serving tho eats"
The Fort Seward news., 1922-02-03
TRIP TO VH1I1HoRsa3 TAXING SHA PE:

The E.& R. Officer has received from the Mountc ,Y.4 n a basketball practice that unbeatable bowl ing combinations addition, they that their "Curlng Bonpie1" about the first March. would to have Seward soldiers that event. We don't "Curlers" dig but the Scotch pastime
 The will be interviewed
 
 Wh1tehorse five lars for date at the beginning of next month We garrison will Hooters sect1on " special railroad will accommodation if of anticipation the be ready to join the O