Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-13 | Page 8 | Scout Troop 4 Holds Banquet

I! SCOUT TROOP I I HOLDSBANQUET First Annual Dinner Featured By Inspiring Addresses ' 19 1 featured with enthusiastic hd- dresses by officers of tin- l" seoiu fS I movement and the boy members. 9 ! 1 Roosevelt troop No. I hebl Its first a! 'I ..iiiiual banquet Frldaj evening in thoj 41 1 Mrs! Presbyterian 6hurCh Bcoutl l ' Chester Hyland presided as toaswnas- 9 lei. j 11 ' Speakers were .lames KIiIm, .'ril( jji Helm, George Grtcnn, Georgi W God- rll j ii did. president of the Ogden council, Vl BH Harry fclder. Milton Parber. Qlarenoe .w I. sawyer. C. E. Armstrong umi David "flB i i. imp Songs by the scouts and their 1 i parents were Included In the program ;'B 1 M At each plate was a piece ol rope m an.l between songs and - leeches Hie 9 parents Joined the boys in a knot-tie- m ; dig contest, After the dinner which fl was served by the women of the a i rhureh the troop was assembled in I be 'i (j large room ujtstaira w bet. Comnus- .'ffl I rloner W. G. King presented the troop ff.jl ''.i "Roosevelt for whom the troop was ',.! named. In presenting this picture the H , commissioner spoke of the sterling 9 I) character and splondid attributes of "kB i K the great scout spons)r touching i ij ijjj briefly upon the chief events and; sj , achievements of In life ! Uadccs wr-re presented to several of ' ! 1 the boys after whlcli V. V. Ftockc- HHH rfl feller talked to tin boj n few mln-j HHHjil Blnli utes on the progress the troop has HHHJ .' made during the