The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
sunflowcr Troop 1.

We decided 10 postpone tho pub
Ishirg OF tho names Of Sunflowcrs
receiving merit badges and attend
ancc stars I'm January until our or
der was replaced by headquarters.
The following is tho list Of awards;
cold Attendance stors TO LOulso
clear. InCrid Brandborg, Bornicc
Booker and Frances ward; silver
attendance stars 10 gladys Rupp,
Maymc Lowry, Florence johnson,
Almanac Howard, Jessie and Grace
Schoolcy, Virginia Fcuatermachcr
Gcnevlevc Franklin, Frances and
Lenorc Poriglker and Faye 'ForFu-
son Eleanor McCucn received the
cook homo maker and homo nurse
badges; Anna Hardy, first class and
signaling, Hiida Essley first class,
economist, bird ana canncr; Gladys
Rupp, first class cook, scribe, homo
maker, dressmaker and nocdlcwom-
an: Almanac Howard. child nurse,
Gamer and gardener; Mayme Lowry
second cla@, economist. scribe.
health winner and noedlewoman;
Gladys Wick, second class. cook.
health winner, dressmaker, needle
woman. business woman and milli-
ucr; Dora Huddleaton, child nurse,
scribe, economist and cook; Lenoro
Prelsker, economist. cook, scribe and
home maker; Francis Preiskor, eco
nomist, scribe and home maker:
Grace Schooiey. economist. cook.
scribe. second class and health win
noT; Jessie Schooley second class,
economist cook, scribe and hoalth
winner; Mary Clark, cook, scribe ana
homemakor: Bernice Booker. scribe
aud home maker; Virginia Fenstcr-
machcr. scribe, cook and home
maker; second class 10 lngrld
BrandhorR. Vera and vida Rupp.
Ruth May, Vera Brown, Genevlcvo
Franklin, Grace Phillips, Margaret
Mclaughlin. Juanlta Shouts ana
Louise walker; home maker TO Faye
Ferguson, LORNA Vincent and Grace
Schrccengost; Miss Butler lieuten-
ant, second class, horne nurse and
home maker; Miss Messner, captain,
health winner. scribe. cook. homo
maker, home nurse. economist and
first aid
Cleao Burke of Patrol assumed
the responsibility of attending TO tho
flag raising and lowering Mt Lincoln
school last week.
We arc glad TO see Anna Hardy
OF Patrol I wearing red andwhite
ribbon badge that signifies her a
member OF the students honor roll
ut Central high school. This testi-
fies that Anna had no grade be-
low G..
Scouts OF Division 2 will meet In
the auditorium Monday after school:
Help your patrol in the fnterpatrol
contest by being present and pre-
pare and bring your manual.
Forty-four Sunflowers, chaperoned
hy Miss stephens and their captain,
hiked from West Tulsa to Red Fork
hill last Saturday afternoon, whore
we mot the Glover Leaf scouts from
Red Fork. We tagged ourselves TO
help get acquainted and made many
new friends
The Glover Leafs nearly wiped us
off the hill in n game OF smashpail,
We played only five innings OWING 10
shortage OF time. but let's not have
the score read. please
EwIna Brown. Elizabeth Miller,
Gala Crandall, Madill Emerson and
Allie McMnhon were successful In
passing their fire-building test.
To know what the Red Fork scouts
would have done TO us IL they mac
had an organized team.
To know distinguishing earmarks
of gray sweaters, by Anna Haray
and her captain.
Another hill TO climb-by all the
sunfloweIa.
A whole fish-by Eleanor McCueh
More Sunflowers who VIII begif
on health badges-your captain ma
10 new record books for sale.
To know II Oak troop has cap
tain yet.