The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

Anna Howard. Anna Hardy and
Grace Schooley acted as ushcrs for
Mothers day at circuit NJ. II. church.
The Girl Scouts who attend Or
cut Sunday school were invited with
daughter banquet given Mt the church
Thursday. May l8. The following
scouts attended. Elsie Rfockman,
Almanac Howard, Lenore Turnquist,
InRrid Brandborg. Helen oman, Jessie
and Grace S~choolcy. Juanita Shouts.
Lenore and Frances P%reisker. Vir-
ginia and Beatrice williams, Doro-
thy Mccullough and Mary Elizabeth
MCCray.
The scouts who attended the ban
quot were asked 10 demonstrate some
81 their work. Lenore Preisker.
Almanac and Juanita signalled the
alphabet to music, and Hilda Essley
and Anna Hardy demonstrated send
ing and receiving messages by eema-
phore code. Grace Schooley and
Frances Prclsker gave demonstra-
lions OF several kinds OF bandages.
using Mary Elizabeth and Dorothy
May as patients"
The scout goat" made his last ap-
pcgrance for this school year tho eve
ming OF May 20, when Scouts Eloise
Evans, Erma Hadley, Winifred Ar
mold. Josie Faux, Lucille Harper,
Ada Brown and Bessie Hogan Of
~9unflowcr troop at Vera, aud Mary
Ann Everett. Ruth Fulling. Mar
gnrot Depow and Charlotte Caplin ~
the Tuba Sunflowers were initiated
into the mysteries of scouthood. The
impressive candle service vas con-
/ 1l4aIAI 10 Anna IIARI.y - DuV..I 4
while these girls took the sacred
promise that makes them fullfledged
tenderfoot scouts.
The following stunts" were given
Saturday evening: Patrol s., recita-
lions; Patrol 7, sleeping beauty in
pantomine; Patrol s. the circus, Pa
troll s. "A model club; Patrol 4, a
piano" solo; Patrols 2 and 3. n
silent church service. Each number
received hearty applause. but none
quite ns vigorous as the group Of
songs by our Vera friends.
After clever. original poems the
Vera scouts opened a couple OF mys-
t%crious looking boxes and what to
nj wondering eyes should appear"
but n real. live baby duck and chick
en-. The duck. our mascot. has been
turned "out to Craze" at Eleanor
McCune's farm. We are hoping 10
learn his name In the ear futurel
We were very glad 10 have several
visitors at u party, among whom
were Mrs. A. NJ. WEIGH. Miss Shee-
han and Mr.. Elton Everett of our
local council and Miss Horton, cap
tain at Red Fork.
Arrangements were made TO have
an Ice cream cone sale to boost our
treasury n bit. Charlotte Caplin, Vir-
ginia williams and Frances Ward
being appointed on the committee
for general arrangements and Mo-
dell Everaon. Grace Schooley and
Vida Rupp on the poster committee.
The troop voted for orange and
white for our troop colors mt the last
meeting. range because of our Sun
flower crest and white for purity, as
set forth In our tenth scout law.
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Virginia and Beatrice williams and
Dorothy Mccullough passed their
signaling test for second class, Mon
day evening. Lucy Hoffman pre-
scented n nicely ironed pongee dress
to pass the ironing test. Patrol {
was perfect In attendance. while al
who were present in Patrols Z and
5 had their manuals.
We we're glad to have two visiting
scout captains with us Monday. Mrs
Louis Franklin. who has had charge
{ OF Bluebell troop of Milwaukee. wis.
and MisS Thorton of the Mountain
, Laurel troop at Enid. We were much
Interested In hearing about these tive
troops ana enjoyed meeting theii
7 captains.
: Mary McCray and Katherine Burnt
I took charge OF the school flag dur,
Ing tho past week.
s Cremation services" were hcit
I, last Monday for soiled. discarded
Y American flags found by Grac,
{ Schooley and Elizabeth Miller.
jessie Schooley wac presented
silver scout ring recently for havin.
handed in the best essay in our re
cent contest.
: Plans are well under way for gu
three-day camp at Friendship lodge
q June 3, G and 7. Registration fee o
e 81 must he turned In TO your capital,
the latter part of this week. ROM,
u trip i~nterurhan tickets may be pur
chased through the Y, w. c. A. 10
20 cents.
II seemed like good old times /
have Misses Blades and Emmon
with us Saturday night.
Dora Huddleston and Vera Brow
copied our poem" advertising GU
Ice cream sale on each blackboar,
in the upper grades. while Loren
Vincent and Jessie Schooley an
nounced II in the lower grades.
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ClOvcrIcaf. Red Fork.
We did no meet May IS on &C
count of the school exercises. A goo,
many OF the scouts took part In tn
e closing entertainment.
Charlotte Figart. Willie Jane
attend this conference. So II an
older boy desires to prepare for
4 camp leader, better Man To atten