Evening star., 1926-03-28
BOY SCOUTS

health; c.. McKenney, jr., carpentry,
handicraft and public health; j.
Pryor, public health and swimming;
f. Seeds, nrst aid, personal health
and public health, and J. Smith, pub
lie health. Troop 29-Edwin Shuttle,
chemistry, handicraft and scholar
ship. Troop 33--J. Parker, civics,
cycling and swimming. Troop 35--V,
Bateman, personal health; d. Miller,
civics, machinery and pathfinding;
Walter Miller, craftsmanship, path
finding and personal health; u. Null
vey, personal health, and T. Wilson,
firemanship, safety first and scholar
ship. Troop AR. Rourke, garden
ing; II. Leon, horsemanship, and l..
O'Brien, carpentry, civics and craIts-
manship Troop al. Robertson,
conservation and craftsmanship:
Troop Sc. Council, carpentry and
personal health; l.. Minkoff, fireman
ship, and c. Thompson. craftsman
ship, firemanship and first aid TO
animals. Troop SO &C. Tolson,
angling, architecture and horeman-
ship. Troop Ell. B. Ullman, ma
sonry and pathfinding. Troop 74-S.
Benham, carpentry and electricity; L.:
Julihn, craftsmanship, electricity ana
firema nship: Charles Hilyard, cycling
and plumbing; Ridgely Parsons, nre'
manship, and L. G. Vanderllp, rep
tiles. Troop S2-R. Buddeke, car
pentry, flremanship and pathhnding'
T. Neff. chemistry and safety hrst,
and o. Weed, chemistry. electricity
and safety first. Troop 100-F. Mar
shall. reptiles and surveying, ana l..
Miller personal health and public
health. Troop 10S-N. Hunter, cleo
tricity; X, Taylor, agriculture, nrSt
aid to animals and plumbing, and 5.
TayIor. electricity, first aid to ami
mails and plumbing. Troop l2S-Don-
aid Dudley, civics.
A court of review was held at the
MetropoIitan Baptist Church Satur-
day evening, March 20. The men
who served as examiners OF TINS
court were Mr.. Finch, Mr.. Hartung'
Mr.. Krider, Charles Hillyard' =.
Mullady, j. Hovey, l.: Pace: Z.
Schlaetii, Mr.. Warner, II. Weosler
and MIR. Wescott.
The following boys passed frst
class. Thoop S, w. Bloyer, j. Drain;
Troon % 16' 3. Middletown; Troop 20,
c. Wood: Troop 81. c. White; Troop
| %. II. Smith Troop 58, G. Thompson
and l.. Minkoff; Troop "a, Ridgley
Parsons.
The following boys passed second
class: Troop T. ID. Caldwell and A.
Phillips: Troop 8, o. Brown and W.
Watts; Troop 10, G.. Emmart; Troop
| 20, |. Farrell and NJ. Farrell; Troop
25, f. Chew, NJ. Chew, H. Pike, w.
Quade; Troop 20. ID. Lear; Troop 80,
w. Billingsey, c. Freer. c. Thomp-
son: Troop 40, w. Hunt, Troop AZ. G.
Ducker; Troop So. II. Brown; Troop
| 60, d. Appold, w. Cox, w. Heider,
| Norris McCune and w. Reid; Troop
| S5, James Mothershead; Troop ga,
Raymond Mahoney; Troop 10S. w.
Nebel and E. Richards; Troop 10, B.
Beall, Robert Beall. c. Hoffman, r.
FARRELL and j. Schoenbauer; Troop
| 1913, G.. Wrenn.
The Unitarian Laymen's League of
| Washington entertained the Scouts of
| Troop AZ and their friends at din
ner held in the basement of All
Souls Unitarian Church, Sixteenth
| and Harvard streets, a few weeks
! ago. Elmer Stewart, with the help
of some of the mothers, arranged the
meeting and prepared a wonderful
dinner, served cafeteria style. Ralph
| Fuchs. president of the Washington
chapter, presided.
After the dinner, Troop AZ was lined
up and presented with several awards
| by their deputy commissioner, Col.
| E. l.. Mattice. after which the BOYS
|