Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23
BOY SCOUTS.

Ea&ie and life badges, earned DeIort
the anniversary meeting, February II
VIII be awarded on the stage that
night. After the court of honor Janu
airy Is the list stood at 10 eagles and
10 life Scouts. The last opportunity
VII be the court of honor at Thorn
SON Scnool February &
The Third Division mining meet
held January 10 at the Boys "Y
pool, was won by Troop 100 of the
y. M. c. A. VITA 1854 points, Othe!
scores were a. follows Troop Is. All
points. Troop II. 81 points; Troop 80,
2S points; Troop 81, 20 points, and
Troop III. g points.
Members of Troop 40 of the Park
View Platoon School last Tuesday paid
their last tribute TO their friend and
counselor, Miss Frances S. Farley,
late principal Of the school, where the
troop had met for nearly 10 years
Scouts formed the guard of honor at
the head and foot of the casket as the
bod. lay IN state in the Park View
Christian Church.
What is known AS the SoyerhilI
first aid course got under way Mon.
day night in the Strayer Building.
About 10 men registered for the
NiASh Will IuH through
weeks, ending with Red Cross
EXAMINATION. The hour was changed.
and now the c'ass win begin a; {
O'CLOCK and dismiss at 9 O'Clock.
Scou'maSters, assistant scoutmasters.
troop committeeman and Scouts haV-
ing the first aid merit badge are
eligible
Walfcr Johnson will speak at the
aIrs. ID ,ision rally to he held January
20 at Epworth NJ. f. Church.
AT a special court of honor organ
lzed by Deputy commissioner Schlaefii
AZ the capitol Heights Baptist Church
for Troop 1T. one Scout attained the
rank of first class and 10 tenderfoot
scouts advanced to second class.
AT the court of honor held in the
thomson School, January II. l.. w.
Lavder of Troop 81 and Arthur Conn
OF roop 100 attained the highest
rank in scouting when they qualified
for the eagle badge. Fifty.one Scouts
were awarded a total of 104 merit
badges during the evening by a court
composed of DIR, Paul Bartsch. chair
man: l.. C. Drake, Scout executive:
DIR. Walter Merrill. Deputy Commis-
sioner Schlae9i Maj. lIawley. II. S.
Smith. Adrian SlZer, Henry Rule V.
II. Schneider and F'a.der Thurloev.
Those taking badges we've as follows:
Troop 2. Enlow Carer athletics,
cooking, pathfnd'ng Kennedy Wat
kins. conNing, persona' h"alth public
health: Troop Yuse Fisher paint
ing; Ray Heacock. safety first: Frank
lluchs, carpentry. fl emanship: James
Shinn. craftsmanship, leather, public
health; James smith electricity: Troop
IL, Laurel Mclaughlin. first aid per-
sonal health, Logan Ratliff black
sHnithing. foundry; Arthur Story, fire
manship. life saving swimming: Troop
70. Jack Biscoe camping, cooking,
plumbing: Robert Sullivan. civics;
Troop a3, l'nhert Coffmun. craftsman
ship-wooA, Huron Smith crafts.
manShil'- 'N"ud Troot as, Walter Mil
Ter, cooking life saving, pioneering;
Elmer Seger cooking ha ndicraft. pio-
neerinc: TROOP ~, Harrington BoaXe,
pathf1nding; Troop Az Rick Bannam,
first Az, h;lndicraft persc nal health;
Howard BiNbe electricity, fireman
ship, persona health; Griffith Johnson,
personal hca''h, public health: Norris
Ruckman "''tricity. handicraft, per-
sonal health Troop IA Harry Watson,
conser"ati'' pathfinding: Troop 4S.
Harold Rio er camping. electricity,
safety FIRST i.drimer Gerard, safety
first; Tools IL Raymond Hammer,
carpent'" mark SInanship. swimming;
John 'Ie- fast aid, handicraft,
pafhfindn@ t.l," Swayze, marksman-
ship, s~iinn'ne. Troop %, John Cot
ton. b'a, =" h ng swimming; Benja-
min Go @er first aid: Algernon
Gardin 6. per@onal health; Jo-
seph sGoid . ger first aid ha ndicraft.
Lawrence .,oIb camping; Theodore
Meyer. ti'st i'd, safety first; Claude
Pierce personal health. pioneering;
Troop 81 w sguner Lawder. cooking:
Harvey Snseent, tiremanship; Troop
20. Shorry Allan. life saving. personal
health, s.v mining: Troop 70. David
Blaser, s'r-c- ricity. music: Sam Dick,
carpentry. craftsmanship--wo Sid
ney Hoffman, ,,ergonal health, Haskell
Milestone, eIe' tn city. music, swim
ming; Rober; Shostick. reptiles; Sid
nev Shostick. carpentry, craftsman
ship-wood; Troop ~, Fred Eidsness.
civicS; Lawrence Julian. marksman-
ship: Troop 90 Burdge Cation, cook
ing: Arthur Conn, athletics, masonry,
safety first; Roger Marquis. crafts
manship-leather. forestry Fred Mar
shall, business, hiking, photography;
Trimble Sawtelle, gardening, leather
working masonry Leonard Smith,
first aid. public health: Alfred Toombs.
first aid, public health.
At a court of review held at Thorn
son School January IL four Scouts be-
came first clssa and % q Jalified for
the rank of second class. First class:
Troop So, Charles Markham; Troop 70,
Armand Gordon, Isadore Love, Julius
Goldman: second class. Troop s. John
Wallis; Troop %. Raymond Massey
Ward Beal., Franklin Allwine: Troop
So. James Hyslop, Curtis Mckay, John
Benton, jr.; Troop 40, Wexford Holmes,
William Luthy; Troop 40, Robert Will
hanson, Reginald Hodgson. Edwin
Brainard; Troop So. Elmer Knight,
Herbert Burkart; Troop 90, Hubbard
Snow: Troop 81, Frank Murphy; Troop
ga. John Coon; Troop n Albert Gold
blatt. Haro.d Levy; Troop 50, Douglas
Collins, Francis Grimes. John Flaher-
r.. L .i1n1n