Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-20 | Page 31 | Churches to Aid in Big Thrift Derive

CHURCHES TO AID l IN BIG THRIFT DRIVE Twenty five hundred bo boy scouts h have he e already signified their intentions o of participating ing 11 in Ire th the bl big drive in aid of oC the sale of ot thrift stamps On Sunda Sunday February 10 10 every cven church service of tile the Church of Jesus Christ of or be latter day da Saints will trIll turned turn d over to the t c scout officials officials of officials of- of for a part o of the services services ser ices ces to further the success s of the big drive which h has s been undertaken b by the bo boy scouts SCOUTS STILlS STILL ABLE AnlE TO HAT EAT fc Local scouts have havo not taken up a campaign against candy cand eating a as has been the case casein casein in ln the cast for two reasons reasons- the Hie sugar shortage has not been acute here and the candy candy candy can can- dy firms here havo have started the tile manufacture of sugarless confectioner confectionery Salt Lake scouts cou s have havo thanked their luck lucky stars ma many y times that no such reports ns as tnt following fol fol- ci- ci lowing were necessary to be besent besent sent out regarding their t tr ops Troop S of ot Su Suffern N. N Y Scoutmaster E. E P P. Beebe hassent has hns sent scat to national headquarters a n. copy b of bf the tho pledge which every member of o of the troop has taken not to cat candy c. until the war ar ends In order to help to save sugar The troop roop has received commendation commenda commenda- tion Ion from Commissioner John Mitchell chairman or of the food commission of or the state of or New cw York COLLECTION Do Boy scout troop No o. o 51 turned in their first collections lions Ions of ot tinfoil at nt Amelia Palace yesterday Thc They made madea a fine tine showing and their theft In Industry Industry industry In- In will net the lie Red Cross a 3 tidy sum This Thi was tho the collection of over three weeks ALT I T LAKE E GIVES S FRISCO CHALLENGE The Time San Scout Scout with true loc local il loyalty claims that it has lens exceeded tho growth in man many cities Its size for the past few f w years especially remark remarking ng upon Its rapid growth In the last two or three years It sa says s 's Few cities in the entire country countr have experienced the th rapid growth lowth of or scout scout- work such as is pro progressing at the present time In San Francisco When hen one one realizes that ten months ago t o there were but butten butten butten ten organized troops In existence existence exist exist- ence with an enrollment of ot scouts and that thit at the present time time line there thero are arc 60 50 troops and nearly 1400 scouts It is not hard to sense tho the tremendous possibilities which lie before us Boy Bo scouts In Salt SnIt Lake City have exceeded this for from latest reports membership here Is larger and the field smaller tSO oy scouts In Salt Lake Ct City have r reason ason to Le proud of ot their rapid growth g and development compared to that lint of ot man many cities of oC lar larger larg- larg or er r size 11 UH H. H TAYLOR 1 O ON Till TRIP TIU I Dr John H. H Taylor Talor scout commissioner for or Utah Is on ona onn n n. trip to the time southern part of ot Utah having left early tills this week v. He is making the rounds of or the troops in that part of or the state and will spend his time instructing troops and imparting knowledge knowledge knowl knowl- edge edSe regarding the time thrift campaigns ns about to be launched EMERGENCY E SCOUT TROOP TO 10 MODI MOBILIZE LIKE February 1 at S 8 p. p in in m. Is the appointed time for or the meeting of ot the district emergency emer emer- gency geney enc scout sout troop This troop consists of ot second class scouts nf or this district representing each troop all fully equipped for lor or community service ser and specializing In such problems A swim is planned after the