The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

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Be Prepared + II
GIRL SCOUTS Ia
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The Round Table
Tho Girl Scout captains aud llou-
tenants held their regular monthly
meeting at tho y. W. e. \, last
Tuesday evening, Copies were given
each captain Of the letter OF apprc-
citation received from H. II. Pierce
Tor the part the Gitl Scouts played
iu the Cuys recent cleanup cam
paign. q. W. Davis, secretary OF
the Cooperative club. sent copies Of
the resolutions recently drawn up in
regard To this organization agreeing
To sponsor the Tulsa Girl Scouts.
Suuflowcr Troop I.
what care the Sunflowcrs FOR
rainy weather. In spite of Mondays
steady dowrpour Patrols and o
were perfect In attendance. Patrol
had only two absoutoes aud Patrol
had one.
Lost. sttaycd or stolen: Patrol g
4 liberal reward for their recovery
and sntc delivery at the next meet
ing,
Mary Clark handed In n map Of
uur hike to Rcd Fork hin to pass the
first point under the lirst-class test.
Twenty nine scouts. chaporoncd by
their captain ana first Lieutenant.
mixed To the woods near Florence
Juhuson'g homo last saturday after
noon. After an afternoon of cN-
plorng Eam,s picking flowers etc,
We ate our supper aud hiked back
To- town, prinouncing this the best
hike Sc,.
Mary Ann Everett made the re-
port at our business meeting that
the church folders OF the First
Presbyterian church announced that
they were ready to organize Girl
Scouts 'n connection with their
church activitlos for young people.
We viii gladly welcome this new
troop IN our midst.
Tho scouts are all rejoicing that
Mr.. Williams, father of two OF our
most faithful scouts, Virginia and
Beatrice, is much improved from a
recent severe lllnesH. Grace Schcoloy
and icuuro prcistcr delivered a
box of assorted fruits To him last
week ns a slight token of Sunflower
troops good viii and wishes for a
speedy recovery. Virginia made II
very appropriate speech of thanks
in behalf of hor father and family
at tho last meeting.
We are sorry TO hear Of the So
Vcrc Illness of Ienoro Turnquist OF
Patrol 3. We voted to send her
flowers last week.
Vera Brown and Grace Phillips Of
Patrol have charge OF the Ameri-
can flag at Lincoln school during
this two weeks.
We are eagerly looking forward to
initiating tho troop at Vera In the
near future. Plans are already
under way for patrol stunts" Al
10 McMahon, Ruth Pulling. Vera
I,upp, Charlotte Caplin and Jessie
Schooiey form tho committee to
be responsible for each patrol In Di-
vision 2 having IA stunt. Genevieve
franklin, Grace Phillips, Juanita
Shouts and Ruth May Will act as
hostesaes to pass the requirements
of the hostess badge. Bessie Woav-
er, Eleanor McCuen, Anna Hardy
and Gladys Rupp will form the COM
mittee to see that the goat" is well
fed and In good spirits.
Margaret Mclaughlin read the ar
ticle concerning the Cooperative
club agreeing to sponsor the Tulsa
Girl Scouts at our last meeting.
Virginia Fenstermacher began her
new duties as secretary In a very
Crcdltablc manner last Monday.
Ruth May brought n box of very
nice, scrviCcnble dresses for small
children last Monday to bo given to
some worthy, needy hands In the
name of the scouts. Ruth, Lenore
and Jessie form the committee to sec
that tho garments are delivered.
Tho secretary was instructed to
send n note OF thanks to those who
so kindly formed the committee to
Judge the essays recently handed In
on How Oirl Scouting Has Helped
Me- namely Mira GpoTRa MacCur-
dy. Mrs. John Mcleod and Miss
Geraldine Horton.
Cloverlcaf Troop I, Red Fork.
The following scouts took part in
tho county track meet held April II
on the University of Tulsa grounds:
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