Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-02-10 | Page 14 | Scouts Ready for Jamboree

SCOUTS READY I FOR JAMBOREE Annual Fete to Be Held By Boys and Girls at Presbyterian Boy Scouts of Roosevelt troop. No. 4, and Olrl Scouts of the Red Rose troop. N'o 12. and their parents will meet this evening at their yearly Jamboree Jam-boree In the church parlors of .the First Presbyterian church. Both Boy Scouts and Olrl Scouts will take part In the program for the evening. The program will be given during Jand after a banquet served In the church dining room beginning at 6:30 o'clock. Scout Clarence Sawyer will act as toastmaster. The program follows: Invocation Teddy Bear Scout. John Carver Jr A Word of Welcome Committeeman Committee-man Fred Carr, Sr. Song Olrl Scouts. Toast to Scout Mothers Miss Jessie Smith. Response Mrs J. K Smith. Song Boy Srouts. Toast to the Boy Scouts Miss Eunice Davis. "Why I Want My Dad As a Pal-Scout Pal-Scout Harry' Elder. "Why I Endorse Scouting Mrs 5. W. Badron. "Boys. Just Boys" C. E. Armstrong, Arm-strong, scoutmaster. In the church parlors the program will he continued: Troop assembly Buglers. Flag ceremonies Olrl Scouts, acting act-ing as guards. Pantomime Olrl Scouts, under Rose Astlll. scout lieutenant. Cooking exhibition Olrl Scouts I "Birds Stag Patrol. "How Two Crooks Became Scouts" Hawk Patrol I First Aid Demonstration Panther Patrol. Play (Tickle Toes) Bsaver Patrol. Remarks Rev J. B. Carver. Retreat pounded' flag lowered. Scoutmaster Chester Hyland will be i yell master and Scout Ward Arm- strong, song leader. no