Evening star., 1925-05-03

arranged for a rally of Scouts. scout
! masters. parents and friends in the
auditorium of the New Eastern High
School on Saturday evening, May 16.
Awards won in the field day and other
divisional prizes will be presented:
there will be special motion pictures
and music.
Donald Craig. Troop 20. became
eagle at the Court of Honor held on
April IA. j. Dondero, II. Huntington
and E. King of Troop SO became life
Scouts on April 25. and Richard Sar-
gent, Troop A. life Scout on April 2S.
Merit badges We're granted to the
following Scouts at the last two ses-
sfons of the Court of Honor: Richard
CHASER. Troop 8; Philip j. Stone, s;
William G.. Westlake, s; Robert Wei
gel, 49, David Miller, So; Walter Mil
Ter, So; Harry Smith, 40; Merton Eng
lish, A; John Fisher, A; David Moore.
"A: Sam Nordlinger, A; Robert Cor
don, 64; William Gordon, 64; Edward
Russell 64; Nathaniel Everard, 70;
William Everard, 20: Gordon Potter,
10: Robert Praetorius. 10: j. Dondero,
10; H. burlington. 80; Francis jain,
90: E. King, SO: Kelly Chadwick, /;
Irwin Brown. .; Edwin Cox, .: Benja-
min ]. Stone, s; Eric Durand, 10;
Henry Hester, Is; Douglas Cordiner,
25; Ray Greenfield, 33; Albert Harmed,
SO: James Parker, 49, r. G. Shure, 33;
Robert Weigel. SO; j. Maury Dove, IA;
John Fisher, A; Richard Sergeant, "A;
John Speich, Al; J. Woodard, oil; Ben
Goldberger, So; Eric Savage, %; VIII
liam Blum. ST; Robert Riddall. 81 Ray
mond Brown. 63: Frank Der Yuen, 63;
Warren Woline, SO; Nathaniel Ever
ard. 70; Russell Farnsworth, rs, and
Paul Jones, SO.
Doniphan Wyncoop. scoutmaster OF
Troop sc, went down the last long
trail on Monday, and was buried from
the Metropolitan Methodist Church.
where Troop sc holds its meetings,
last Wednesday afternoon. For more
than seven years he has served either
as scoutma ster or assistant under the
Washington Council. His years of de-
votion to scouting. where he influenced
the lives of scores of boys, is eloquent
tribute to his sterling character.
Troop A, with Scouts from Troop
AZ assisting, will present four-act
play, How the Boy Scout Movement
Started" at All Souls Church, Six
teenth and Harvard streets north
west. next Saturday evening, May 8.
The play was written by member
of Troop "A, and certain parts will be
taken by Scouts who have been mem
bers of troops in other countries. Pre-
liminary sale of tickets indicates a
capacity crowd. and plans are being
made for a possible second presenta-
| tion.
AS an added attraction motion pic
lures taken of last years Scout forest
fire prevention pageant will be shown,
and there will be moving pictures of a
genuine Western rodeo, cowboys, buck
| ing horses, lassoing and all.
The following members of the new
lv organized tribe of Pe-An-Ke- -Shaws
won heavy points in the field meet Of
the fourth division: John Dyer, Calvert
| Hines, Edward Hubbard, John Fisher,
| Wilson Leverton, Rush Lincoln, Ben
| Morgan, Brevard Russell and Morton
Silverberg. All these are life or eagle
Scouts, and they scored a total of 119
points in the meet.
Troop 90 is planning a celebration
| tomorrow night of their winning of
| the standard troop inspection cup. 1t
| will be held at the Epworth NJ. E.
! Church, with Scoutmaster Worth E.
Shouts in charge. There will be a big
| feed for the Scouts and other features
| incidental to victory celebration.
| Troop 20 has blossomed out with a
! troop paper. volume /, No. /, having
appeared on April IT. Scoutmaster
D. w. Stevens is manager. J. s. VIII
| liams, editor: c. T. Ball, printer, and
L. A. Barr, printers devil.