The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
BE Prepared"
GIRL SCOUTS
TittCA
The Round Circle
TULSA

The local council and iirl Scouts
OF Tulsa consider themselves very
fortunate I'm securing j. N. Hayner
of the Cooperative club to serve
as u member OF the Tulsa local
council. MIR. iInyner has already
shown himself much Interested Ia
the promotion OF our organization
and we know he will make "A very
efficient member.
Tho following Is copy of let
ter sent to Mss Mabel Messner of
Troop | following the assistance
rendered the city during the recent
cleanup campaign: therefore II
should he the privilege of all the
scouts TO read IL:
wish to extend to you for
the Girl scouts Of the city of Tul-
sa tho thanks of the Public
Health Cleanup Campaign COM
mittoo for the hearty cooperation
ana the loyalty to the city of Tul-
"a that the Girl Scouts have
shown.
The fact that the girls are will
ing TO do this AZ "A scout proves
10 a great many In the city that
the Girl Scout movement Is really
worth whila. We fully realize that
TO some of the younger scouts the
duty which they have assumed In
public ON the streets OF Tulsa is
more or less embarrassing perhaps
but to offset this | wish TO assure
you that the comments OF the
people on the streets of Tulsa are
! invariably OF Commenda ion, and
the public in general feels warm
spot In their hearts for the Girl
Scout In uniform,
We trust that your activities
| In this campaign will be OF much
! benefit TO the Girl Scouts. and
! trust that your numbers may In
crease to the credit OF the scouts
themselves and tho scout masters,
which are doing much good work
for the gli Is of Tulsa.
signed by IL. II. Pierce, chair
man.
We know all the Girl Scouts q
Tulsa and those Interested I'm theil
| welfare will ho deeply interested II
the following copy of the resolutions
passed by the COOPERATIVE club anC
signed by Vatican Biddiscn, presi
dent, and &. W. Davis, secretary;
WHEREAS; The Co-Operative
club of Tulsa has investigated and
considered tho benefits to be de-
rived ny girls of adolescent age
In Tulsa county through member
ship in an organization whose oh.
jcCts are to train such girls along
proper lines OF Righteousness and
useful end,avor,
And, Whereas: Tho Co-Operat-
I've club of Tulsa has found the
Girl Scouts TO be an organization
| whose objects and purposes are
TO assemble and teach girls from
ten years OF age upward TO be-
come proficient In the duties OF
! the home, considerate OF others
and sincere in the worship OF the
| Lord,
And whereas: The Co-OperRtive
club OF Tulsa believes the Girl
Scouts n worthy object for assist
ence In arranging finances to bet
ter carry on the teaching and
training of these girls and to
achieve the ideals OF thor organi-
cation.
NOW BE 1T THEREFORE,
RESOLVED; That the Co-Operat-
i've club of Tulsa offer to the Tulsa
council of the Girl Scouts their
advice and assistance In, financing
the work being done by the Girl
Scouts, and as a first step towards
this end 10 guarantee the Tulsa
council tho sale OF sufficient
number of tickets to defray the
necessary expense of the motion
picture entitled The FLYING
Eagle" to be shown in Tulsa as
= soon after May 10 as possible.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
That the president OF the Coop
: erative club OF Tulsa appoint n
permanent committee consisting
OF a chairman and four members
TO be known as the Girl Scouts