The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 7

THE DAILY NEWS, FREDERICK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1920, Prepared by C. T. WESTMAN, Scout Executive. ONE MORE SCOUT TROOP ORGANIZED Another new troop was added to the ranks of tho Frederick Scoule Saturday night when Troop 1 1(5. tno second troop for the Maryland Stato ochool i'or tho Deaf, wag installed.

The installtion service took place at the regular weekly assembly of the school. Twelve scouts ot Troop 8, also or the school, assisted the Scjut Executive with the mota' The scouts were told their responsibility and were urged to live close to the Scout oath and law. The true meaning of tho Scout oath and law impressed upou them by the Executive and the twelve scouts. The scouts were then presented with their registration cards and badges. The officers were also presented with their certificates.

The charter of Troop 16 was presented to Geo. H. Faupel, chairman of tae troop committee. Troop joined troop 16, as they took upon them cae final oath that united them to greatest boys' organization in the William J. McCanless is the new scoutmaster.

He was formerly tb.e assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 5, and has had about one and a half years experience as a. scout leader. Ira Teeter, a. former Merit Badge Scout, aleo of Troop 8, is the new assistant Scoutmaster. The Troop committee Is composed of Geo.

H. Faupel, chairman and representative on the Council; Edward- P. Gale, and Jas. A. McVer- non, scoutmaster of Troop 8.

The charter members of the new troop are Howard Amberg, Lawrence Brode, Bernard Goldberg, Har old Hopkins, Melvin Kelly, Thomas Miller, Mitchell Pumphrey, Walton Stancllff, Norman Rothman, Brook's Russell, and three scouts who were transferred from Troop to help start this troop. Roscoe Haupt, Francis McRaul and Otto Sehley. All three are second Class Scouts. Rev. D.

E. Moylan, cleryman to the deaf In Baltimore, spoke to the scouts after the service. Court of Honor Dec. 7. The Court of Honor will meet on Tuesday, December 7, for the pro motion of scouts and awarding Merit Badges.

All scouts who are nearly ready for promotion are urged to finish up as soon as possible and send cards to headquarters, not later than. Monday morning, Decem- her 6. Merit Badge applications must also be in by that time. Here is your chance to add a few extra points to your troop by being promoted to the next rank. The merit, badge scouts are also going to add quite a few points when they are awarded.

Call For Scouts. Scouts in uniform will be needel to go on the trucks and collect bun- for tho Near East HcllcE on Bundle Day which Is Saturday, No vembor 27. The scouts will also db tribute at the same time tho lopes for the Golden Rule Sunday. Meet at Satuiday at S.43 a m. The work will about two hours.

Calendar for the Week. Tuesday, Nov. 23--Troop 1, Mid- dlctown at the Memorial Hall. Troop 3, ot Thurmont In the Scout room. Wednesday, Nov.

24--Troop 8, ol Frederick at the Maryland Schoo for Deaf. Thursday, Nov. 25--Troop 16. ot Frederick at the Maryland School for Deaf. Friday, Nov.

26--Troop 2, of Walk- ereville- in the school bldg. Troop 5. ot Brunswick in the M. E. church.

Troop 6, of Brunswick in the M. E. Church, South. Troop 7, of Frederick at the First Baptiet church. Troop 9, of Frederick the Evangelical Reformed church.

Troop 10. of Frederick at the par sonage the M. E. Church, Soutti. Sunday, Nov.

28--All scouts in Sunday school and church. Monday, Nov. 11 of Frederick at the church of the Bre- thern. WITH SCOUT TROOPS OF CITY AND COUNTY TROOP NO. 11.

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN. Edward Mobley, reporter. The meeting of Troop 11, was called to order by the scoutmaster and opened with the repeating of the scout law. Jake Engelbrecht was elected troop bugler. We discussed a.

Thanksgiving day hike, to some place this side of Braddock Heights We will leave the Church of the Brethren on Thursday at 7 a. m. Patrol meetings were held. After playing a. few games the meeting was 1 closed by renewing ttt scout oath.

Several of the scouts passed tests after the meeting. We expect to pass more tests on the hike. Troop 2, Walkersville Leads, Troop 2, of Walkersville, which took the lead in the promotion and test contest last week Is still leading by 15 points. Troop 9 and 11 are close behind, being tied for second, place. Troop 5, of wick got busy during the week and put some figures up in place of the zero.

Within another week the 'zeros will be rather scarce in the point There will also be anuni- aer of changes to take place after the Court of Honor. Thg score is as follows: Division A. Troop 2, Walkersville SO Troop 9, Frederick, 75 HOTEL COMPANY AFTER BOUMI TEMPLE SITE 'ffer Made to Fraternal Organization to Be Considered at Special Meeting. 1'orsous representing hotel hi tercets have made au offer lor Bouml Toinplo, located iu the 600 block of Nortli Howard street, Bui tlmore. While tho offer was niailo some days uso announcement that it will bo considered by a committee, representing the Shrine, was made Monday afternoon.

It wa3 stated that the committee will likely consider the offer for before making a reply. The Temple property extends through tho entire block from Howard to Hutaw street. has a frontage 110 feet on Howard street, 109 feet on Eutaw street und 367 feet on Druid Hill Tho property was purchased about years ago and represents an expenditure, it was eaid, of about $500,000. In the event the sale is coinsum- mated the Shrine Temple will look for another good location with ino suitable surrounding accommodations. It is understood that owing to the increase in membership of the Temple difficulty hag been experienced, at timee, in finding parking accommodations for those who come in automobiles, on specia 1 occasions.

The present property was pur chased from the Johns Hopkins University and is a choice site. It is rumored that the interests seeking it represent a hotel syndicate that has in mind erecting a handsome hostelry, containing about 1,000 rooms. E. Palmo Dowell, aide to Illustrious Potentate George M. Armor, stated that in all likelihool a reply will be made to the interests desiring the site within next few days or a week.

GREENFIELD Greenfield, Nov. S. E. Brown and Mrs. John J.

Davis, are visiting relatives In Washington. --Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fry and son, Allen, and daughter, Idell, of Dickerson, visited at the home ot Mrs. Henson Trail, Wednesday.

--Mr. Ruseell Kidd, and Mr. Perry Kidd, of Urbana, visited at ths home of Mr. Henson Trail. --Mrs.

Henson Trail, who has been vieiting her daughter, Mrs. Russe'l Kidd, of Urbana, has returned. --Miss Lillian" I. Trail who been visiting in Washington, has returned. --Mr.

Roger Davis, of Jeffereon, visited here Sunday. --Mr. and Mrs. Edward Medeay. of Damascus, visited at the home of Mr.

Fred Nichols, Sunday. --Mr. Vernon Trail and Billy 3regg, of Dickerson. visited Mr. ami Mrs.

Ira Sears, Sunday. PYTHIAN SISTERS HOLD TENTH ANNIVERSARY More Than 200 Present Celebration on Monday Night. Tho tenth anniversary of Mountain City TempU. No. 14, Fythlnu Sibtere.

was celebrated on an elaborate scale, iu tho club room r.vthian Castic Monday Moro a two hundred persons, in- i ttailing; members from i ilmoie, Washington, a and Uruubwick, iu addition to number of guests, were present Following a very interesting ril and literary program, and au ai! by H. Kleffer HeLauter, b.n per bcrvud. Tho clubroom was attractivolv decorated with a foliage uad bright-colored streamers. Tho in opened with an enjoyable piano solo bv Miss Fern Snook, lowed by an interesting liletoiy (ho local Temple by Miss Zimmerman, Mistress oC Recouls and Correspondence. She traci1 tho organization from its formation.

i a few niombevH. to Iho l.triu» nud uctlvo body ot 137 womnn aud 93 men. She touched upon Us a i i i aud pnld i i to tho mumbcrs for their uplomllil wot in Iho Intori'st of tho order. Following leading by Minn Mary HumllUm, .1 solo by Mies Kdua Moiwell. AH 1 a roadlng by Mlsa itlta Armstrong, un interestluK address made by Mr.

DoLautcr, of tho local bar. T'J speaker took for his themo "Chw fulness'' and devplopod hU joct In very pleasing muniur. He tpoko of Iho of (hciM'ful disposition, and the good that Is ladlated by chiwful I i a Another solo by Miss Mcasell and slnplna. "Mv 'TIs of Thoe." concluded tho piogrum. The Kiioets then ImUed to (nliltw and an excellent supper WIH A feature of the biun't-r a tho i of a larpo bhthiUy cake containing tea candles.

Thy candles represented the years of iho existence of Temple. the Nellie Ohemlm-for, Mrs A. K. Ho, 1- lei. Mrs.

Annie Atkinson, Mrs. liabel Keller, Mis. Nollle i Mrs. Llllle Trout, Mrs. Carrie James and Miss Mollle Zimmerman.

They assliited In i.ic a ho urUxl iiM Unu.tiM df en i i Tho SIsU'iH, an luixlli.uy to Ui" of la otui ot most iH'tho of i i i i i tU'UB 111 the clly. a Siinl i Is tho Most Kxcollon! Chli 1 lu orgaiilrnllon n'unliu I I I 111 Ihi-rf hnililsoilH' loom lu r.vdilitn faille. "Touch Wood" To one liouMs oon(InnM gnoil tepl.v inado "loueh Has Hils iihriisn coino down to tn fioin nur treo worshiping The i tho belief spirits lesldod In frees. i i hnnlc idea being entlM'Ij lust onmo tin- period of i IIP Miered mul Druids' onkt), mill then tho 1 OK n- tlon of cprtaln of trees to tin- earliest nml simplest form of nupcr- ntltlon. touch wood to cull the attention of tree spirit to the fuel that recogiilr.o bit ttitltienee In the good luek of which wo boimt nnl In order Hint ho may not fee', slighted and clmngo our good for tuno into hiifl; at least, that Is our ancesuns touched wood.

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$6.00 to $9.00. OM! OF loo vi it i Those Extra Milk Bottles "Laying Around" Help Us Gather Them In-O NE MILLION idle milk it is estimated, are in Frederick homes, places of employment, 'economic loss and. a blot on the surroundings. If you have empty milk bottles, or know vrhere there is an accumulation, please tell us. "We'll be VTV pralcfnl ami promptlr send for Ihem.

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