21 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/149ad8aa68b813ca8c5c87ca1727fddc.jpg ea5123b26c35a96c7a647f164fbdbe4e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Brinkley Receives Silver Beaver Award Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tri State Defender Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Periodical Picture Seminole Division Silver Beaver https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f29f8c346094a9cfa8829fc639656cae.PDF e12483884202c9d94470ecc9c252bb07 PDF Text Text SOUVENIR PROGRAM 1953 BOY SCOUT EX POSITION & ARENA SHOW Presented by flilCKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA, Memphis, Tenne$"Se: ·FORWARD ON LIBERTY' TE M'' �OUR SCOUTS ARE ROAD BUILDERS TOO BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhowi Memphis, Tenn. �. pre6enling THE 1953 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTll 0 N AND ARENA SHOW ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 13-14, 1953 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUTH FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION �p 337 MADISON AVENUE • MEMPHIS 1, TENNESSEE JOHN N. WIMMER JOE E. WIMMER PRINTERS OF THIS BOOKLET Best Wishes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i::f Automatic Electric Ranges i::f Super Stor Refrigerators i::f Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i::f Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i::f Electric Water Heaters i::f Home Freezers i::f Air Conditioners & Dehumidifiers i::f Metal Cabinets Distributed By STRATTON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 �THE 1953 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION~~ =- .•. ":~ ~~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The entire member ship of Chickasaw Council welcomes you to the 1953 Boy Scout Exposition and Arena Show. Throughout the year your Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer• Scouts participate in a wide range of activities within their respective Packs, Troops and Posts. This Exposition and Arena Show affords your Scouts the opportunity of demonstratin g to you that Scouting, while building character and training for citizenship, is fun. Four camps are provided for the camping and outdoor program which is so fundamental a part of Scouting. Kamp Kia Kima is a summer camp located at Hardy, Arkansas. Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, i open the year 'round and your Explorers have a campsite on Cemetery Ridge at Sardis Lake, Mississippi. Negro Scouts have their Camp Fuller in T. 0. Fuller State Park south of Memphis. The net proceeds of the Exposition and Arena Show are used only for permanent camp improvement s as these cannot be paid for with Community Chest funds which provide only for current operating expenses. The Scouts, Scouters and Staff of Chickasaw Council appreciate your support of this undertaking and hope that it merits your appr.oval. CHARLES M . CRUMP President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You IN ,S URANCE ~,~. 1460 Union Avenue ··----------- 145 South Main 81 Monroe 3 Phone 5-3581 �Mill helps adults go OU ne.ver outgrow Your Mill.. is times great foe THE· BOY SCOUT ORGANIZATION IS THE BUILDER OF TOMORROW'S MEN MEMPHIS FRESH MILK IS THE CONST ANT COMPANION OF HEALTH FOR ALL AGES MIO - SOUTH MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION need for ilkl �BOY SCOUT EXPOSIT ION -~. ~ ""..... CHl,CKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest We of Chickasaw Council welcome you to this our fifth Boy Scout ·Exposition. We are glad you came to see the Exposition for in so doing you recognize and pay tribute to the volunteer scout leaders and more than 7000 Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers who have spent countless hours in hard preparation for the demonstratio n of the scouting program in action. This exposition is the climax to months of interesting and careful preparation in the Den, Pack, Troop, and Explorer unit meeting. It is the units opportunity to show mother, dad, friend, and the public at large how scoutings plan of "learning.by doing" helps Scouts to become self-reliant and prepares them for participating citizenship. Grateful appreciation is extended to the Boy Scout Exposition committee, to the officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, Board of Education, Mid-South Fair Association, the press, television, and radio. To the advertisers in our program booklet, and the parents and friends of scouting who have teamed up to make this Exposition an outstanding success. J. D. CARRUTH General Chairman 1953 Bov ScouT ~I EXPOSITION For Baking That's . . . Always Right . .. Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 5 �j Best Wishe s Monta na Ferro Alloys , Inc. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 6 �l' HE BOY 1953 SC 0 UT EXPOSITION COMMITTEES J. D. Carruth, General Chairman PARADE COMMITTEE LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT COMMITTEE Charles C. Handly Thurman J. Frashure C. A. Atkinson C. J. Nolan Jack P. Goldschmid Phil Emerick E. L. Vandiveer Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Lynn H. Ferguson Ford Turner CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE W. R. Moyers, Jr. J. E. Morton Ralph Young W. L. Waddell David Derryberry John K. Patterson CLINIC COMMITTEE J. D. Tennison, Jr. W. Gordon Morris Charles M. Crump C. A. Atkinson Jack P. Goldschmid William H. Fisher Ira G. Goldsmith A. J . McWeeny, Jr. M. J. Vosse, Jr. Charles C. Handly Robert L. Irwin, Jr. W. R. Moyers, Jr. Howard M. Grube Henry Winkleman SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE Howard M. Grube C. J. Nolan Gabe Bamberger PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE Henry Winkleman Thurman J. Frashure ARENA SHOW COMMITTEE JUDGING AND A WARDS COMMITTEE A. J. McWeeny, Jr. R. W. Lungquist E. D. Thompson H. Rapp J. Seaton H.J. Ward B. W. Beaumont Samuel D. Renfro Marvin Ackerman Louis Pritchett Jack P. Goldschmid R. M. Bentley, Jr. J . L. Robertson, Sr. J. R. Barber F. T. Thayer Jack Liles B. B. Gary E. L. Williamson Ray Coltharp H. R. Blackwood Norman Houston R. I. Highgate PUBLICITY COMMITTEE M. J . Vosse, Jr. Thurman J. Frashure Charles C. Handly Herbert F. Hemker Rev. Joel Wiggs E. L. Williamson Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Rev. Harry Williams PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMITTEE William H. Fisher W. Gordon Morris Ira G. Goldsmith DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Robert L . Irwin, Jr. R. W. Lundquist Ernest Maynard Bill Dixon RECEPTION AND GUEST COMMITTEE C. M. Crump, Chairman W. yordon Morris, Sec. C. Arthur Bruce A. K. Burrow H. M. Clayton P. A. Clayton T. P. Howard Elton A. Reeves, Jr. W. L. Sharp Alvan F. Tate, Jr. ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMMITTEE Ira G. Goldsmith Robert M. Bentley T. J. McGuire J. D. Tennison, Jr. C. A. Atkinson Ray Herzog 7 �FACTS ABOUT CHICKASA W COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Bhilding, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Scouts ______________________ 2, 744 White Troops _______ __ ________ _________ 90 White Posts ____________ ____ ______________ 20 White Explorers---------------- 244 White Packs ____________________________ 66 White Cub Scouts _____________ -2,064 Negro Scouts ______________ __ __ .... 1,501 Negro Troops __________________________ 77 Negro Packs __________ ____________ ______ 29 Negro Cub Scouts______ ________ 627 Negro Explorers________________ 23 Negro Posts------------------------------ 2 TOTAL BOYS ____ ______________ 7,603 TOTAL UNITS _____ _____________284 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,429 leaders. These 2,429 leadars plus the 7,603 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 10,032 people who are connected with Chickasa"v Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Dining Hall and other buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is located on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. Compliments of A Friend NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I05 So. Second - 8-3115 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1953 Charles M. Crump......... .. _...................................................................................President T. Robert Acklen........................................................................................ Vice-President R. D. Fuller.................. ................................................................................ Vice-President Elton A. Rieves, Jr ....................................................................................... Vice-President J. R. Walker................................................................................................ Vice-President R. C. Mays ............................................................................................................ Treasurer Herbert F. Hemker............................................................................ Scout Commissioner W. Gordon Morris.................................................................................... Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN F. T. Thayer.......................................................................................... Northeast E. L. Williamson .................................................................................. Northwest R. J. Corlthrop ..................................................... ................................. Southeast Doyle Nance.......................................................................................... Southwest J. L. Robinson...................................................................................... Crittenden J . R. Barber.......................................................................................... Mississippi District District District District District District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Jack P. Goldschmid ..........................................................................Activities Committee Russell Perry.............................................................................. Advancement Committee A. K. Burrow.............................................................. Awards & Resolutions Committee P. A. Clayton .................................................................................... Camping Committee M. S. Shepherd Tate .............................................. Constitution & By-Laws Committee T. Robert Acklen.............................................................................. Cubbing Committee J. M. McKnight..............................................................................Explorimg Committee J. R. Walker........................................................................................ Finance Committee Dr. P. ThurmaR Crawford ..................................................Health & Safety Committee Edwin Dalstrom .......................................................................... lnier-Racial Committee Howard M. Grube ........................................................ L1tadership Training Committee J. D. Tennison, Jr............................................... Organization & Extension Committee Joe G. Helms.................................................................................... Outfitters Committee M. J. Vosse............................................................................ Public Relations Committee J. D. Carruth .................................................................................. Exposition Committee R. C. Mays........................................................................................Personnel Committee Dr. A. W. Dick.. ......................... ................................... Committee on Religious Awards MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Henri Benner C. Arthur Bruce H. M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick Lewis R. Donelson, Jr. Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F: Joe Flanagan B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E. C. Grissom W. P. Halliday Charles C. Handley T. P. Howard F. ~lyde Lambert Allen Morgan R. C. Mays Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. 9 C. W. Rittelmeyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Schmeisser Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippeer D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb �DIRECTORY Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ~ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37-9 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55-6 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Pets......................................... Highland Heights Presbyterian Churc:1h .......................................................... Pack 12 Handicraft .. ........................... Highland Heights Methodist Churclt .............................................................. Pack 93 Forestry................................... Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church .................................... Troop 24 Keeping Strong ..................... Fisherrnan's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ...................................... Pacl 24 Games .................................... Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion .................................................... Pack 219 0 ~o :~~~~~i~9·_-_-_·.·.·.·.·: _·_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- ·_-_-_-_-_- ~·le~il~il~r!~~~~!ria·!·ACh·~-;~h::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~::: i~ Plumbing ................................. Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ........................................ Post 24 Woodcarving..... ......... ...... Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ............................................ Troop 89 Photography .......................... The Elks Club, lnc ............................................................................................. Troop 270 Bird Study.............•.... _______ Speedway Terrace Baptist Church .................................................................. Troop 222 Scout Literatur11 .................... Millington Rotary Club ..................................................... _ ..........................-l_roop 70 Marksmanship ......................... lmmaculate Conception Church ...................................... _.............................. lroop 36 Astronomy .............................. Mclemore Avenue Presbyterian Church ........................................................Troop 48 Farm Machinery .................... First Assembly of God Church ........................................................................ Troop 90 Painting ................................... Union Avenue Baptist Church .......................................................................... Troop 19 Handicraft .............................. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church .............................................................. Pack 79 Metal Work.. ................... .._.. Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Metal Work ........................... Highland Heights Baptist Church ..................................................................Troop 98 ~~~~=!u~~a~'.-~~-----~---------~-~-----~:~!~ g:~!~:: g;:/~ g/~~:::.-:.-::::::::::::::::.-::.-:.-:::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::.-:::.-.·::::r:::! ~:: Handicraft.............................. Mallory Heights School P.T.A. ......·---····-----··-··---------------··---- Pack 91 Office .......................................... ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Nature ..................................... White Station Civic Club ........................- ····-····-···-·-----------·--···Pack Expedition .....---······-··----·--·St. John's Episcopal Church ................................................................................ Post 42 Ceramics..................... _........ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church ..........................................................Troop 35 Pack Racks ............................. Park Avenue Lodge ...................................................... ,..................................... Troop 74 Nature Study.................... ... White Station Improvement Club..........._,,, _ _ _ ·····- ··-·---------Troop 21 Personal First Aid ... ,, ... ____ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ..................................................................Troop 64 Carnival .................................. St. Anne's Catholic Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 Plaster Molds ·······--·-- ....... Union Avenue Baptist Church ............................................................................ Pack 27 ~:nod~~~:!!:.: ...~:::-:··::~:::::··:~~;;.:i~!Olu~c~!:i~ c9~1,~·.:::·.-.·.:::··:.::::::::·.::::::·.-.:::::::::-.:::::·.-.-.-.-.-.:::::: : ·.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.::~'POa°J ~~ Photography ........................... Mclean Brotherhooc!, Mclean Baptist Church ............................................ Troop Let's Give A Party............. St. Luke's Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack Fun House ........................ _ .. ldlewild Presbyterian Church .............................................................................. Pack Rocket Ship ............. - - .... Temple Israel Sisterhood ..................................................................................... .. Pack Cub lndians ........................... Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class ............................................................ Pack Things That Go---····--····· Lawler P.T.A. ........................................................................................................ Pack Electricity.. _. .................................................... ......................................................................................................Troop Cub Scout Sailors__________ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ............................ - .. - ................. _ ...... Pack Handicraft ___ ___ ............... Winchester Civic Club ........................................................................................ Pack Electricity ............................... Temple Israel ................................................................................................... Troop Chemistry............................... Trinity Methodist Church ...........,. ......... .....- · - - - ·---- - - - · - ....._ ... Troop Handicraft ............................. Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................. Pack Bird Study .............................. Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church ................................................................Troop Transportation ....................... Second Presbyterian Church .............................................................................. Pack Taxidermy............................... Decatur Street Christian Church .................................................................... Troop Tin Can Craft...... ....... ...... Union Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................... Troop Clay Modeling ...... ,. ______ St. John's Episcopal Church .............................................................................. Pack Camping ..... ·--·····-··-···--- Sacred Hbart Catholic Church ........................................................................ Troop Bookbinding .. -···· ...... ____ .Disciples c.f Chirst, Central Christian Church .............................................. Troop Circus ...................................... Prescott Memorial Baptist Church .................................................................... Pack 44 40 I 25 14 86 216 32 207 25 13 61 34 55 27 7 42 49 43 64 ~l:~:ri~~~~:::::::~::::::::::::::::··· ~~l;:~e·~~h!~~~i5bh~~:h~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i;::: :~ Indian Lore ......................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company................................................................ Pack Conservation .......................... Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ......................Troop Games................................ .Bellevue Baptist Church ...................................................................................... Pack Surveying ............................... West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, lnc ................................... Troop Pioneering .... .·..........................Temple Mef.hodist Church, Lucy, Tenn •.......................................................... Troop Leathercraft.. ......- _ .......... Bellevue Baptist Church ....................................................................................Troop Model Airplanes ..... -····--·· Highland Heights Methodist Church .............................................. ............... Troop Zoology ......... ·-----····--··········Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church ___________________Troop Camping ................................. Glenview Presbyterian Church ........................................................................Troop Farm Layout ............... ---· Crawfordsville Rotary Club .................... ..... _ ............... _ ....... ,, ... ___ ........ _ Troop 59 22 15 232 213 15 93 5 11 18 ~;;,';~:-~.-.-.~.-- _·:::.·.-~:.·::::.·::::::.-.-.-.-:. ~:;,: ~:~~is~c~~r~~~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i;::: ~~ Emergency Skills . ......... ___ Men's Bible Class, Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................. Post Fingerprinting ·-·--· --····· Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church .................................. Troop 61 66 ~~~'::.:'dsi~i:.·.·..·.-.·.·_-_-_-_-_- ~~-~-~.-.-.-:~~~.e".i!i,'~·s ~:r~~:~:j g~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~:~~ ~~ Camping ............. .................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company..... ------··---·······----- -·.. ···-···· .Troop Indian Lore ...................... - Kiwanis Club of Raleigh .................................................................................... Troop 10 2 59 58 �DIRECTORY Booth 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Unit 0 Map & Compass ................ Mardi Gras ..... .. _ Stalking ............................... _ Scout Games ... ........... Handicraft __ ---·· ~~t:e~id 0 8 Kist:~t--~i~~:::::.::::::::·:·········:·_:-.:~~t~1·~ :J:rh~~~--Ch~~~h·.::::·:::::·······:·.~~:·.: :=.::::=.:::::::~:_::::::::==:~::::_~P a:'k r~ 1 79 80 81-2 83 84 85 86 90 91 92 Sponsoring Institution Handicraft ····--· ·-··-···--···Buntyn Presbyterian Church ............................................................................... P<1ck 77 78 87 118 89 Subject Grahamwood P.T.A ..................................................................... ·-··-··----··· Troop 92 Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church ............................................... Pack 43 Jackson Avenue Methodist Men's Club ................................. .. ·····-···-···· Troop 61 Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church ...--------······-··· .Troop 14 St. Luke's Methodist Church ... ---··-··-·· . . . . .. .. ..... _ ········- .... Pack 2 ·= :_·:.:·= ·- ~~k~a~eB::~!:t ~~~~h~ ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:::i~~~: ~~ 1 Linoleum .............................. Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........... ,__..................... Pack 28 Emerg•ncy Skills Central Christian Church . ··-·······--········· ·--··-······································-······Post 43 Handicraft ....- .. West Memphis Rotary Club ............. ·-··-····---·----·-··-·--·-··--··--····-· Pack 31 Handicraft..... Glenview Presbyterian Church -···-····----.............. _... ... ... ...... Pack 11 Camp Craft . - - - - - ·- First Methodist Church ................... ·-···························· --··--·--·---·---··- Troop I Troop 79 Cycling.......... .Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ........ ,. .. ____ ··--.. ··---·-·· .. -.... Leatherwork . _ St. Stephen's Methodist Church ·-------........... _............................. ..Troop 200 Safety.______ _ ...Grahamwood School P.T.A.............. ··---··---·-----··---·-·-·-Pack 92 First Aid to Animals . . . Second Presbyterian Church....................................................... .... Troop 55 Bird House . Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church ...................................... Pack 66 Handicraft. Springdale School P.T.A.. .. .. .... ···-······-····-·····--····--··········--···- .... Pack 51 Fishing... ..Springdale Civic Club ,_ .. _ __ ,, _____ ,......................................................... Troop 51 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stand............... . ....... .. Highland Heights Presbyterian Church..... . ..... ........................ ... ......... Post Concession Stand ......................................... Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church . . ... Crew Ticket Takers. ·····---·······---···· Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church................ ............ ......... .. ......Troop Service.. ...... ... _ ··- ............... International Harvester & Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club ___ ·-····-·---·-- Troop Service .·--~- ..···---......... -······ ...... . Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church . . .. ... . . . .... Post Service --·-··-----··-···-··---- Memphis Civitan Club ................................................. ·········------·----·-· Troop Service ........ ·-· ...• _ . . . St. Anne's Catholic Church .................. ....Troop Service __________ ........... _-·-··- ·· St. Paul's Methodist Church _________________ ........ ......... .... .. . .... Troop 35 66 205 45 201 33 82 60 ARENA SHOW Troop Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 270............ . Melvin G. Leonard. ............. ..... ......... ......... The Elks Club, Inc. 33 .. __ ... ... .. B. W. Beaumont _ .............. ............ .. ·····--··----··""" . Memphis Civitan Club 51 ................ ---·····------ __ G. C. Handly..... .. .. . ... ....... .. ...... . ..Springdale Civic Club 58 .................. ·-··-············--···-······ . . ...... A. J. McWeeny, Jr. . ...... ..... --·------····- ·--·· Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 204.... . .............. _ Albert M. Ferguson, Jr.............................. . .... Ellendale Methodist Church 91 ..... ................ ........ . .................. Earl C. Berry. . _ .. ............. ....... ........ Mallory Heights P.T.A. 97 ...... __ --·-· ____ -···· .Robert L. Irwin, Jr. . ...................................... ........ ............. Parkway Baptist Church Nunnery's Exclusive Cleaners M. Rattan & Co. ·w. N. A. Carter Lytle McKee Cotton Co. Drake Cleaners The Wagner Co. E. R. Barrow and G. Worthen Agee Richards Manufacturing Co. Vosse & Bick, Advertising GATES LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Phone 9-1661 II �HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. J 12 ____ .......... �BRITLING CAFETERIAS Since 19'.Z 1 a Good Place to Eat 75 Union 155 Madison CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT F. T. Thayer. .... .. .............. ...................... District Chairman ]. D. Tennison, Jr ......... ............... .... .... . District Vice Chairman T. J. M, Guirr , III .... Di;trict Com111i1sinnrr '/'u;ops Scou/111a;ter 9 R. D. Rainey 22 E. H. Wainwright 32 33 35 51 58 61 66 92 .. 93 98 200 204 211 216 Pack.1 (. ub111aster 12 R. R. Hardcastle 22 32 Packs S ponsonng fnJtztution Evergreen Presbyterian Church Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church R. J. Harper, Sr. Macon Road Men's Club B. W. Beaumont Memphis Civitan Club J. R. Hurt Highland H"eights Presbyterian Church C. C. Handly Springdale Civic Ciub A. J . McWeeny, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh J. C. Coleman, Jr. Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club E. D. Thompson Holy Name Society-St. Michael's Catholic Church Grahamwood P.T.A. C. W. Mason Highland Heights Methodist Church B. B. Billingsley Highland Heights Baptist Church D. P. Watts St. Stephens Methodist Cburch William Hughes Ellendale Methodist Church Albert M. Ferguson, Jr. The First Baptist Church James R. Chumley Everett Memorial Methodist Church H. Y. Coleman R. E. Boering R. W. Walters 38 51 58 61 66 83 86 92 93 204 211 224 Po1t.1 22 32 Sponsonng Institution Highland Presbyterian Blessed Sacrament Catholic Macon Road Presbyt e rian 35 Heights Church Church Church 58 61 206 Cubmastei Sponso1in{! Institution Taylor Memorial Christian Church Springdale School P.T.A. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church Immanuel Lut·heran Men's Club Robert W. H unter H. P. Presley Lawler P.T.A. 0. Sylvester Grahamwood School P.T.A. Clifford B. Corder Highland Heights Methodist Church W. C. Forsythe Methodist Church, Ellendale, Tenn. First Baptist Church C. M. Ballard William M. Dorr, II Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce R. C. Kelley Charles I. Loop G. S. Abernathy George W. Bradley Hugh Ryland PoJt Adi'isor W. A. Kinney Sponsorinl! In;tztution Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Macon Road Men's Club J. R. Arnoult Highland Heights Presbyterian Church W. R. Moyer Raleigh Christian Church W. J. Wood Men's Bible Class-Jackson Avenue R. J. Billions Methoaist Church Bolton High School P.T.A. P. F. Glenn, Sr. BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. c6)Ji-tJ~ Realtors and Mortgage 8dnkors SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest ~ho• Store'' 81 Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 13 �Dealers Wanted GLASGOW & LAZARUS The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Distributors Rawleigh's Good Health Products Lion Oil Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories Phone 9-7661 139 W. Illinois I073 Riverside Drive Phone 35-2519 1327 Jackson Ave. MEMPHIS, TENN. Phone 2-6256 Humphreys Mills Company 11 HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" For Best Foods Best Service W. J. CURRY & SON Best Prices Buy At REALTORS FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS INSURANCE 769 South Cooper 224-225 FALLS BLDG. 3362 Summer PHONE 37-4416 2926 Poplar 14 �DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ................................................ District Chairman E. C. Grissom .............. .. .... ................. .......District Vice Chairman I. G. Goldsmith ............ ..........................._.. District Commissioner Packs Sponsoring Institution .First Methodist Church Baron Hirsch's Men's Club Trinity Methodist Church .. Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church 15 Brewer Crawford .. Bellevue Baptist Church Temple Israel 25 Henry Klein Decatur Street Christian Church 27 Lloyd Adams ____ McLean Brotherhood, 44 Guy Petty Mclean Baptist Church Frayser-Alta Vista Civic Club & 45 W. T. Gilroy . International Harvester Co. S11cred Heart Catholic Church 49 Jerome E. Herbers.. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 59 L. R. Tognetti .... Knights of Columbus b3 Frank Noble . .Millington Rotary Club 70 Robert S. Langland Methodist Men's Club of 205 Joseph H. Harrison Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church .Temple Methodist Church, 213 Douglas McGoon Lucy, Tenn. Speedway Terrace Baptist Church 222 M. M. Huckabee The Elks Club, Inc. 270 Melvin G. Leonard Troops Scoutmaster •+ - • Sponsoring Institution Cubmaster Mclean Baptist Church Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class Bellevue Baptist Church Joe Helms .. . Optimist Luncheon Club E. C. Grissom Temple Israel Sisterhood Alvin B. Salomon . St. Mary's Cathedral-Episcopal D. Roy Collins Fellowship Class of Trinity J. E. Duffee, Jr. Methodist Church W . F. Schroeder .International Harvester Corporation Sacred Heart William Edward Stemmler ... Catholic School Firestone Tire and Rubber Company A. T. Edwards ..Fleet Reserve Association , Branch Sb, Lt. Harr. Millington . . Fellowship Bible Class, Joseph Owen Wilkinson Millington Methodist Church Winchester Civic Club Joseph T. McKittrick 7 James D. Charton 14 W. T. Ware, Sr. T. A. Vinson, Jr .. b Louis A. Cooper 13 Douglas Smith, Jr. 14 R. N. Weeks I 15 lb 25 2b 43 - 45 49 59 70 80 207 Posts Post Advisor 45 S. A. BoucL S Pon.soring Institution International Harvester, Inc. artd the Frayser-Alta Vista As Memphis Knows, So Will America F. G. BARTON Leonard's Pit Barbecue COTTON CO. Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Driv In Phone 39-40 I 0 15 .............................................. ............llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO--;;;;;;;;;;=~;;::-;:::~~==--==-- ----··---- �Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and MARX & BENSDORF encouragement. Real Estate Sales and Insurance StanJarJ I 19 South Court Phone 8-1 121 PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. MEMPHIS Best Wish es To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS GRAVEL PIT CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner Phone 35-2391 * 16 Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. �J. F. SHELTON COMPANY Specializing MUELLER HEATING LEWIS SUPPLY CO. and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING 198-200 Poplar Avenue CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT J. Coltharp ........... ........................ ................. District Chairman A. B. Bowman .......................................... District Vice Chairman F. June Montgomery ............. .......... .... ..... District Vice Chairman Ray Herzog ........ .. ··············· ···· ·········-··- ·- -·District Commissioner R. Troopf Scoutmaster 7 E. A. Wilson 8 Dennis Earles I0 Duane E. Mallery 19 Harry Simpkins 21 R. E. Felts .. 24 Bill Spickard 40 42 50 55 64 68 74 75 79 81 82 87 89 214 219 S ponsorinl!, Institution Union Avenue Methodist Church Btintyn Presbyterian Church Temple Baptist Church Union Avenue Baptist Church White Station Improvement Club Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church Bruce W. Ewing .St. John's Episcopal Church Cameron Clough 0. C. Dean . Collierville Rotary Club .Second Presbyterian Church J. Millen Darnell Alan M. Strautman, Sr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 0. N. Cole American Legion, Memphis Post # I Fred 0. Baker Park Avenue Lodge Elliston Avenue Baptist Church Lee J. Visconti Rebecca Memorial Clifford C. Krone Methodist Church Capleville Methodist Church School E. N. Hall _St. Anne's Catholic Church William T. Waff Germantown Civic Club Robert E. Fleming Park Avenue Cumberland Raymond C. Tatom . Presbyterian Church Tommy Young. South Central Civic Club W. K. Simpson .. Episcopal Church of Holy Communion Packs Cub master 27 Benson Sales 28 Carl D. Gilmer, Jr. Sponsorinf!. lnstiiution Union Avenue Baptist Church Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church 40 W. F. Stephenson St. Luke's Methodist Church 42 Willard Dixon St. John's Episcopal Church 54 Charles R. Armon St. Anne's Catholic Church Second Presbyterian Church 55 E. R. Ledbetter 64 M. J. Vosse, Jr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 75 Edward A. Tyler South Park Civic Club Rebecca Memorial 79 George F. Acred , Jr. Methodist Church 8 I E. N. Hall Crossroads Club 82 Charles P. Jester, Jr. St. Anne's Catholic Church 214 Fred A. Kelley South Central Civic Club Union Avenue Methodist Church 217 Luther P. Dickens. 219 Henry Winfred Lancaster Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion St. John's ~Catholic Church 220 Raymond J. Urbaniak Park Avenue Church of God 221 Eugene R. Fuller Posts Post Ad1'isor 24 N. A. Schingle, Jr. 40 42 79 Packs Spon soring Institution ( ubnzaster St. Luke's Methodist Church 2 George C. Elliott, Jr. White Station Civic Club 5 James A. Jacques, Jr. Buntyn Presbyterian Church 8 Barrett Ogden .Fisherman's Club of St. Matthew's 24 J. W. Gregory Methodist Church 82 20 I Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2909 Park S ponsorin.f!. Institution Fisherman's Club, St. Matthews Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church Howard M. Grube St. John's Episcopal Church A. B. Bowman Rebecca Memorial Ray M. Dalrymple, Sr. Methodist Church St. Anne's Catholic Church Father Walter M. Emolo Park Avenue Cumberland F. D. Grabowski Presbyterian Church Phone 4-6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee "Customers Must Be Satisfied " 17 �• * ANDERSON, COOK & CO., Inc. CLAYTON & • co. * • GOODYEAR ••• SERVICE STORE Phone 2-1 155 1128 Union Compliments of ~ A. K. BURROW ••• GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES 18 �TOWN AND COUNTRY Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT "The House That Service Built" Specializing 1n Fine Foods and Sodas Serving the Retail Drug Trade Exclusively 455 S. Front 2842 Poplar Memphis Memphis CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ......................................................... District Chairman F. J Flanagan ............................................ District Vice Chairman C . A. Atkinson ....................... .............. _ ...•. District Commissioner Troops 3 4 5 11 20 30 34 36 43 48 57 60 62 84 90 91 94 95 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Troops Bill Dixon.... Roy L Reynolds Mclemore Avenue Christian Church Character Builders Bible Class of Madison Heights Methodist Church R. C. Mays ... Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church R. H. Hippel Glenview Pr-esbyterian Church John D. Walt ldlewild Presbyterian Church L E. Vanderveer Whitehaven Methodist Church George P. Phillips Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church Alfred Distretti. _Immaculate Conception Church H. Kenneth Humphreys Disciples of ChristCeotral Christian Church Lloyd E. Church Mclemore Ave. Presbyterian Church H. F. Bittlinger A. B. Hill School P.T.A. J. W. Whitehead, Jr. St. Paul Methodist Church Emery J. Ward Prospect Civic Club Sam Fitzpatrick Longview Heights Civic Club James Holiman First Assembly of God Church Edrl C. Berry 'Mallory Heights P.T.A. Clarence Allen, Jr. Calvary Methodist Church D. R. Hepburn Kiwanis Club and Memphis Housing Authority 97 99 227 228 Pac.k I 6 11 34 44 56 60 90 91 99 Posts 4 11 43 91 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Robert L Irwin, Jr. J. W. Willcox. W. E. Kirkpatrick. Joe C. Harris _ Parkway Baptist Church ·- St. Thomas Church _ Desoto Heights Baptist Church .. Levi Civic Club Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Theo Couch ... T. Beecroft ldlewild Presbyterian Church .. Leslie Stratton Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church Cecil B. McDonald .. Glenview Presbyterian Church Carlisle Page Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church G. W. Shill ... . Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven Dudley S. Nichols Greenland Heights Methodist Church James L. Walters .St. Paul's Methodist Church W. H. Haltom · - _ Pirst Assembly of God Church H. B. Kirksey _._ Mallory Heights School P.T.A. John Scanlon St. Thomas Holy Name Society Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution Norman M. Eckert, Jr... Methodist Character Builder Bible Class I. A. Wadlington, Jr ......... Glenview Presbyterian Church John H. Barcroft _ Central Christian Church W. L Shanks Mallory Heights P.T.A. Registered Polled Herefords SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. GUILLORY FARMS York Refrigeration and BARTLETT, TENN. Air Conditioning Phone 34-7334 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 Tate C. Carlisle, Mgr. Visitors Welc.ome 19 ___ ____..... ....., ....__ .,;..::: ...:::..::: ...:::...:::..::: ...:::...:::..::: ..."·'·"-··'··············-------······-····························-- �Complim ents of C.M .GO OCH The Natio n a I-Rose Comp any LUMBER CO. 80-82 W. Virginia Memphis Memphis, Tennessee Manufa cturers Perfect Sleeper Mattres s Distributors Crosley Applian ces Two Fa.vorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream South ern Ice Cream s SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Mernphis, Tenn. 20 �The Wel-Bilt Products Co. Robinson Truck Lines "You Call We Haul" Memphis, Tennessee 150 East Virginia Ave. Little Rock, Arkansas CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT CRITTENDEN DISTRICT J. L. Robertson, Sr ..................... District Chairman E. L. Polk ............. ............... District Vice Chairman Thomas Williams ................ District Vice Chairman Taylor Claiborne ........... ... - .._District Commissioner Scoutmaster Troops 18 William Howe 23 William A. Griffin 72 Ernest Crawford, Jr .. 73 Tommy Sims 232 F. Harry Lee. . J. R . Barber ... ............. .................. District Chairman J. J. Sponsorin.e. l~stitution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Methodist Church of Gilmore Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Cub master Packs 18 Allan Helms. 23 Don R. Newton 31 B. B. McCarley 72 John Stephen~ S ponsorin.e. Institution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Gilmore Methodist Church West Memphis Rotary Club Marion Rotary Club Post s Post Ad1·iso r 73 Fred Raedels, Jr. Sponsoring Institution West Memphis Rotary Club Roberts ............... ........... District Commissioner Sponsoring In stitution Hernando Rotary Club .. . .............. Sardis Rotary Club .Senatobia Rotary Club Batesville Rotary Club Peach Creek Baptist Church, ·Pleasant Grove, Miss. Lake Comorant P. T. A. R. E. Rutherford Dougherty Lowrie Post I 3b of Nelton D. Patterson the American Legion, Coldwater, Miss. Methodist Men's Club , W. R. Hammontree Olive Branch, Miss. Scoutma ster Troops 41 Laverne Sowell 52 G. B. Crawley 77 James Coleman 78 Edwin A. Flint 210 H. S. Handwerker 212 215 234 Cub master Packs 52 J. J. Roberts b9 H. G. Wallace 215 Turn er Allen 234 Milton Clay Herrington Sponsoring Institution . ... Lions Club, Sardis, Miss. Horn Lake Booster Club American Legion No. I 3b, Coldwater, Miss. Methodist Men's Club, Olive Branch, Miss. Enjoy Use CANOV A COFFEE Roasted and packed by Canova Food·s, Inc. Memphis, Tenn. Tea • Extracts • Black Pepper • Salad Mus\ard • Worcestershire Sauce 21 �WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 5 The Mid-South's Most Complete Broadcasting Service ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 22 �We Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Building the Leaders of Tomorrow- Today" Is TODDLE HOUSE America's 24-Hour Host S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Free Directly Across the Strnt Lehman-Roberts Company (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. PHONE 33-2651 "THE FIRM THAT SATISFIES" 2529 SUMMER C>PEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Ben Miller Bert Bates 23 �ANDERSON-TULLY CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. VICKSBURG, MISS. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT ' LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37- 1554 24 �LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. Continental Mortgage Company 624 Falls Building Memphis, Tennessee • Greetings to Music Sales Company our good friends DISTR IBUTORS OF M.G.M. Records the Boy Scouts I I 17 Union Ave. Phone 36-1776 Helen of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENUE 25 .. .. �~~~ 1rlfUl ~ml LIME AND lrU~~llUl5UU CEMENT CD: 0 BUILDING TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. MATERIALS Linden at Walnut Phone 8 - 0211 THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 TROY DOUTHIT TRUE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather,' CHAS. W. HA MON COMPANY •John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material 373 Adams INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance Sterick Bldg. 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 Crump Lime & Cement Co. BUILDING MATERIALS 1570 LAMAR AVE. MEMPHIS, TENN. Complimen ts of Jack W. Pillow Co. MEMPHIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY 1093 CHELSEA AVENUE GEORGE PERKINS PHONE 8-1202 26 ·-----~~u..-n•• •• �Compliments of SOUTHERN MILLWORK and HARDWARE COMPANY E. L. MERCERE, INC. Compliments of A Friend PUFFY POPCORN CO. 309 South Second C. W. Simpson L. E. Hester 27 �Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. Best Wishes ALLEN REDD Semmes Bag Co., Inc. The Superb Show Place of your home So Clear it's like having an eye in the sky -------· ------DISTRICT MERCHANDISER M I L E S S A L E S 10 16 UNION AVENUE Call us for your Dealer's Location AGEN CY TELEPHONE 32- 1836 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE A ND GENERAL INSUR A NCE LIBER A L REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL EST A TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 28 �Marl Compliments of Metal Manufacturing Co. Lincoln-Mercury Division and - Manufacturers- Ford Division QUALITY CHROME AND PLASTIC DINETTES of Ford .Motor Company Factory & Show Room 208 W. Georgia Ave. Call 37-0256 Com pliments Swayne Latham Tires Compliments of 1356 Union ' • Phone 2-8121 139 Vance • Phone 5-8477 2480 Chelsea at Hollywood • Phone 33. 1931 3386 Summer at National • Phone 33-9979 A Friend Compliments of Memphis Hardwood Flooring Co. Memphis 7, Tennessee 29 �I 30 �GMC YOUR TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For the Finest in New and Used Trucks Any Size and Most Any Make for Any Job GMC TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 660 S. Third St. 8-3131 Compliments ol Daniel T. McGown A Friend Claridge Garage Thompson Bros. lvtortuary Christie Cut Stone Company Allied Florist of Memphis Howard Graham Co., Inc. J>illsbury Mills, Inc. Richard Storch Shoe Store-Richard E. Wendt Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY Phone: 9-0352 2336 South Lauderdale MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE 31 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops I 00 102 I 03 105 107 108 I 09 110 11 I 112 113 114 115 11 b 117 118 119 120 121 122 124 125 l ~b 128 129 131 132 133 134 135 I 3b 137 138 139 140 141 143 144 145 14b 147 148 149 150 151 152 155 I 5b 158 159 I b2 lb3 I b4 I b5 Troops Sponsoring Institution Scoutmaster lbb Neverson Jones, Sr .............Centenary Methodist Church ... Metropolitan Baptist Church W. W. Cook Haywood Betts, Jr ... - ·· .. ....... .... Mt. Olive Methodist Episcopal Cathedral Gospel Temple Baptist Church Henry B. Shannon St. Stephen's Baptist Church George Curtis Manassas High School Samuel Richardson W. B. Hegman ......... ... Collins Chapel C.M.E. Church ......................... .. Weaver School Leonard Holley Robert J. Shores. .. ........... Eastern Star Baptist Church .. Mt. Nebo Baptist Church B. T. Dickerson Greater Middle Baptist Church Chester Ruckner Binghampton First Matthew W. DudetL ... Baptist Church Mississippi Boulevard Charles Chatman Christian Church Cuba Brownlee, Sr . .................. Mt. Zion Baptist Church ___ White's Chap.11 Community School M. M. Jaclson Riverview Christian Church George Williams . Porter School P. T. A. .. Frank A. Davis, Jr. .. Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church Frank Morgan .... ... Joseph Atkins ........ ... ..... . ..... ................ Lincoln School .... Hamilton High School Rochester Neely .Douglass High School P. T. A. Oscar Cross J. S. Phelix High School Booker T. Seymore Shelby County Training School Roscoe McVay .. Shiloh Baptist Church .. Clifton L. Grissom Emmanuel Episcopal Church Leon H. Griffin Hyde Park School .. _ 0. L. Cash New Tyler A.M.E. Church Lowell Wherry .. Beulah Baptist Church Louis Harrison Geeter High Schooi Joseph Simmons.. .. ........ Hill's Chapel Baptist Church • Raymond Seay . . ..... .. Friendship Baptist Church J. E. Broome ............... Caldwell School ~ T. J. Loving _Como Junior High School J. D. Taylor Oli~tt Baptist Church J. H. Holmes... .. .. _. Caple1£ille School W . B. Couch Magnolia School George D. Clark, Jr. Oahille Colored School .. ..... .. L. D. Savage Greater First Baptist .Church Johnnie Hicks Coleman Chapel C.M.E. Church Matthew R. Davis Shiloh Baptist Church Judge Hayes ..Springhill Baptist Church Minor f. Freeman ..... .. John Henry Shields .. ...... .St. James A.M.E. Church Lewis Street Baptist Church Walter Houston . ...... .. Post No. 142, American Legion D. 0. Whitaker ............ Lutheran School Charles E. Davis ...... . LaRose School ,.,,dams Bailey Howard H. Jackson, Jr. . Vollentine Baptist Church Rev. H. L. Aldridge ___ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Brunswick Junior High School John Everett Strong _ Bethel Presbyterian Church Elias Hutcherson Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church -· William Holman Chelsea First Baptist Church .. Joe E. Wesley..... White Station School and Chastene Thompson ... New Philadelphia Church James Lester. ... . Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Scoutmaster S1!.onsorin2 Institution · - - _______ LeMoyne Gardens' Tenant Association James Johnson .................................. Brook Avenue School Lucious Dantzler................................ First Baptist Church John Lee Greer .................... Keel Avenue Baptist Church E. A. Harrold Junior High School Charles Horner Wardell Johnson .... _______ Mt. Joyner Baptist Church Charles Williams .................. Summerfield Baptist Church J . Stanley Edmond ............... .....................Greenhill School J . W. Elion ................................ Senatobia Colored School .......... Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Robert Mairley A. B. Owens, Jr ..... ............................ Alonzo Locke School Hosea Montgomery ·-·· .. Lane Avenue Bapfist Church David Leigh ......... ................ Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Booker T. Banks...... .................. Hernando Colored School Herman Dewitt Boyd ...... Barret's Chapel High School Peter Murphy ____ -···-··- Progressive Baptist Church Will Brown ............................ New Salem Baptist Church Louis 8. Waller -··· ..... Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church William R. Thompson ...... Batesville Colored High School Rodney F. Thomas ....... _. .. Warren Methodist Church Rev. Melvin Tolen I b7 lb8 I b9 170 171 172 173 174 I 7b 177 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 I 8b 188 Packs 100 I0 I 102 103 104 105 I Ob 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 118 119 120 121 122 125 12b 130 131 132 133 135 184 Cubmaster Posts Post-Advisors 102 112 Sponsoring Institution Mt. Zion Baptist Church Odell Guy ............ . Booker Henderson, Sr. . ...... --·-······-----Douglass High School P. T. A. William Cox.................. .... ........ Kansas Avenue School Henry Pilcher ................................... Lester Street School Metropolitan Baptist Church E. A. Hawkfns, Sr.... . Sunday School Department, Samuel Harris .... ·--·---Friendship Baptist Church .. Foote Homes Tenant Association Leslie Burrows .... West Memphis School Earvin Anderson Emmett Grant .................................. Beulah Baptist Church Charlie Gipson .................... Marion Colored High School Eastern Star Baptist Church Tommie Williams .... Arthur L. Peyton ............................................ Leath School -· ......... .............. Grant School ... R. J. Kelly Manassas High School Hezikiah Malone................. .. ... St. -Stephen's Baptist Church Calvin E. Casey James Louis Wright _ _ _ _ ,, Florida Street School ......... .............. Porter School LeRoy E. Thompson ......... W. L. Pamphlet ................................ Hamilton High School Coleman Chapel i;;.M.E. Church Thomas Sherrod . .... Prescott Fisher ... ................................. Geeter High School Morris Murrell.. .................. Lutheran Cooperative School Mt. Pisgah C.M.E. Church Charles Jones ............... , LaRose School ............. Kennie Hardiman .............. Lincoln School Jesse Bishop, Sr .. ····Obediah Morris .... ___ .Lane Avenue Baptist Church ....... _Men's Fellowship Club, Elwood A, Fields ,,_, Salvation Army James Washington ...... ... • · ____ Mississippi Boulevard Chri1tian Church New Salem Baptist Church Louis Hester ..... ·----··-.. Sponsoring Instituticm .Metropolitan Baptist Church Van Lou .......... _ H. L. Hunter ...................... .Mt. Nebo Baptist Church BLOCK & UNOBSKY FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE COTTON Specialists In • WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR -ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP McCall Building 853 Linden 32 Phone 37-1646 �SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Boy Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. �ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. 1847-1953 ''r----;,, rXflUU '!J Is _ ha" "We discover skills and crafts that are fun to learn and useful to know. We are also learning to know our country better. We are learning the qualities of character and leadership on which our country was ~founded. It's great to be a Scout. Every boy should join." A Boy Scout LIBERTY'S TEAM Swart tile Boy Stoats The Boy Scouts of Memphis are a Community Chest Agency all who believe in the dignity of man and individual freedom. LIBERTY'S FIRST TEAM those peoples who have shown the ability to govern themselves and who are now united in NATO. WELCOME the Boy Scouts of America and of all the Wodd on their team the Scouts world-wide organization might well show the way to World PEACE and FREEDOM ORGILL BROTHE S &CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 107th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Niss. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document SOUVENIR PROGRAM 1953 BO Y SCOUT EX POSITION & ARENA SHOW Presented by flilCKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA, Memphis, Tenne$"Se: ·FORWARD ON LIBERTY' TE M'' OUR SCOUTS ARE ROAD BUILDERS TOO BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhowi Memphis, Tenn. .. pre6enling THE 1953 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTll 0 N AND ARENA SHOW ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 13-14, 1953 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUTH FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION p 337 MADISON AVENUE • MEMPHIS 1, TENNESSEE JOHN N. WIMMER JOE E. WIMMER PRINTERS OF THIS BOOKLET Best Wishes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i::f Automatic Electric Ranges i::f Super Stor Refrigerators i::f Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i::f Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i::f Electric Water Heaters i::f Home Freezers i::f Air Conditioners & Dehumidifiers i::f Metal Cabinets Distributed By STRATTON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 • THE 1953 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION~~ =- ":~ .... ~~ • CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The entire membership of Chickasaw Council welcomes you to the 1953 Boy Scout Exposition and Arena Show. Throughout the year your Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer• Scouts participate in a wide range of activities within their respective Packs, Troops and Posts. This Exposition and Arena Show affords your Scouts the opportunity of demonstrating to you that Scouting, while building character and training for citizenship, is fun. Four camps are provided for the camping and outdoor program which is so fundamental a p a rt of Scouting. Kamp Kia Kima is a summer camp located at Hardy, Arkansas. Camp Currie r near Eudora, Mississippi, i open the year 'round and your Explorers have a campsite on Cemetery Ridge at Sardis Lake, Mississippi. Negro Scouts have their Camp Fuller in T. 0. Fuller State Park south of Memphis. The net proceeds of the Exposition and Arena Show are used only for permanent camp improvements as these cannot be paid for with Community Chest funds which provide only for current operating expenses. The Scouts, Scouters and Staff of Chickasaw Council appreciate your support of this undertaking and hope that it merits your appr.oval. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You CHARLES M . CRUMP President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. , INC. IN ,SURANCE ~,~. 1460 Union Avenue 145 South Main 81 Monroe Phone 5-3581 3 ··--------------· ·-·-............................................ ...................................... .................................... -~--- Mill helps adults go Mill.. is times great foe THE · BOY SCOUT ORGANIZATION IS THE BUILDER OF TOMORROW'S MEN MEMPHIS FRESH MILK IS THE CONST ANT COMPANION OF HEAL TH FOR ALL AGES MIO - SOUTH MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION OU ne.ver outg row Your need for ilkl - ~ I BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION -~. ~ "" ... .. CHl,CKASA W COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest We of Chickasaw Council welcome you to this our fifth Boy Scout ·Exposition. We are glad you came to see the Exposition for in so doing you recognize and pay tribute to the volunteer scout leaders and more than 7000 Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers who have spent countless hours in hard preparation for the demonstration of the scouting program in action. This exposition is the climax to months of interesting and careful preparation in the Den, Pack, Troop, and Explorer unit meeting. It is the units opportunity to show mother, dad, friend, and the public at large how scoutings plan of "learning. by doing" helps Scouts to become self-reliant and prepares them for participating citizenship. Grateful appreciation is extended to the Boy Scout Exposition committee, to the officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, Board of Education, Mid-South Fair Association, the press, television, and radio. To the advertisers in our program booklet, and the parents and friends of scouting who have teamed up to make this Exposition an outstanding success. J. D. CARRUTH General Chairman 1953 Bov ScouT EXPOSITION For Baking That's . . . Always Right . .. Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 5 ------------------------------···----······ ----~-········------··--"··--.. --........ . j Best Wishes Montana Ferro Alloys, Inc. 6 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 -----·----------.........._-········-----------······--- l' HE 1953 BOY SC 0 UT EXPOSITION COMMITTEES J. D. Carruth, General Chairman LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT COMMITTEE C. A. Atkinson C. J. Nolan Jack P. Goldschmid Phil Emerick E. L. Vandiveer Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Lynn H. Ferguson Ford Turner CLINIC COMMITTEE J. D. Tennison, Jr. W. Gordon Morris Charles M. Crump C. A. Atkinson Jack P. Goldschmid William H. Fisher Ira G. Goldsmith A. J . McWeeny, Jr. M. J. Vosse, Jr. Charles C. Handly Robert L. Irwin, Jr. W. R. Moyers, Jr. Howard M. Grube Henry Winkleman JUDGING AND A WARDS COMMITTEE Jack P. Goldschmid R. M. Bentley, Jr. J . L. Robertson, Sr. J. R. Barber F. T. Thayer Jack Liles B. B. Gary E. L. Williamson Ray Coltharp H. R. Blackwood Norman Houston R. I. Highgate PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMITTEE William H. Fisher W. Gordon Morris Ira G. Goldsmith DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Robert L. Irwin, Jr. R. W. Lundquist Ernest Maynard Bill Dixon ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMMITTEE Ira G. Goldsmith Robert M. Bentley T. J. McGuire J. D. Tennison, Jr. C. A. Atkinson Ray Herzog 7 PARADE COMMITTEE Charles C. Handly Thurman J. Frashure CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE W. R. Moyers, Jr. J. E. Morton Ralph Young W. L. Waddell David Derryberry John K. Patterson SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE Howard M. Grube C. J. Nolan Gabe Bamberger PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE Henry Winkleman Thurman J. Frashure ARENA SHOW COMMITTEE A. J. McWeeny, Jr. R. W. Lungquist E. D. Thompson H. Rapp J. Seaton H.J. Ward B. W. Beaumont Samuel D. Renfro Marvin Ackerman Louis Pritchett PUBLICITY COMMITTEE M. J . Vosse, Jr. Thurman J. Frashure Charles C. Handly Herbert F. Hemker Rev. Joel Wiggs E. L. Williamson Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Rev. Harry Williams RECEPTION AND GUEST COMMITTEE C. M. Crump, Chairman W. yordon Morris, Sec. C. Arthur Bruce A. K. Burrow H. M. Clayton P. A. Clayton T. P. Howard Elton A. Reeves, Jr. W. L. Sharp Alvan F. Tate, Jr. FACTS ABOUT CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Bhilding, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Troops ______ __ ________ _________ 90 White Posts ____________ ____ ______________ 20 White Packs ____________________________ 66 Negro Troops __________________________ 77 Negro Packs __________ ____________ ______ 29 Negro Posts------------------------------ 2 TOT AL UNITS _____ ___________ __ 284 White Scouts _____________________ 2, 7 44 White Explorers---------------- 244 White Cub Scouts _____________ -2,064 Negro Scouts ______________ __ __ .... 1,501 Negro Cub Scouts____ __ ________ 627 N egro Explorers___ _____________ 23 TOT AL BOYS ___ ______________ 7 ,603 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,429 leaders. These 2,429 leadars plus the 7,603 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 10,032 people who are connected with Chickasa"v Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Dining Hall and oth er buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is located on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I 05 So. Second - 8-3115 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 Compliments of A Friend ---------- ----·-···- - -~------------------------------ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1953 Charles M. Crump ......... .. _ ................................................................................... President T. Robert Acklen ........................................................................................ Vice-President R. D. Fuller .................. ................................................................................ Vice-President Elton A. Rieves, Jr ....................................................................................... Vice-President J. R. Walker ................................................................................................ Vice-President R. C. Mays ............................................................................................................ Treasurer Herbert F. Hemker ............................................................................ Scout Commissioner W. Gordon Morris .................................................................................... Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN F. T. Thayer .......................................................................................... Northeast District E. L. Williamson .................................................................................. Northwest District R. J. Corlthrop ..................................................... ................................. Southeast District Doyle Nance .......................................................................................... Southwest District J. L. Robinson ...................................................................................... Crittenden District J . R. Barber .......................................................................................... Mississippi District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Jack P. Goldschmid .......................................................................... Activities Committee Russell Perry .............................................................................. Advancement Committee A. K. Burrow .............................................................. Awards & Resolutions Committee P. A. Clayton .................................................................................... Camping Committee M. S. Shepherd Tate .............................................. Constitution & By-Laws Committee T. Robert Acklen .............................................................................. Cubbing Committee J. M. McKnight .............................................................................. Explorimg Committee J. R. Walker ........................................................................................ Finance Committee Dr. P. ThurmaR Crawford .................................................. Health & Safety Committee Edwin Dalstrom .......................................................................... lnier-Racial Committee Howard M. Grube ........................................................ L1tadership Training Committee J. D. Tennison, Jr ............................................... Organization & Extension Committee Joe G. Helms .................................................................................... Outfitters Committee M. J. Vosse ............................................................................ Public Relations Committee J. D. Carruth .................................................................................. Exposition Committee R. C. Mays ........................................................................................ Personnel Committee Dr. A. W. Dick.. ......................... ................................... Committee on Religious Awards Henri Benner C. Arthur Bruce H. M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick Lewis R. Donelson, Jr. Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F: Joe Flanagan MEMBERS-AT-LARGE B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E. C. Grissom W. P. Halliday Charles C. Handley T. P. Howard F. ~lyde Lambert Allen Morgan R. C. Mays Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. 9 C. W. Rittelmeyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Schmeisser Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippeer D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ~ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37-9 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55-6 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 DIRECTORY Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Pets ......................................... Highland Heights Presbyterian Churc:1h .......................................................... Pack 12 Handicraft .. ........................... Highland Heights Methodist Churclt .......................................... .................... Pack 93 Forestry ................................... Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ............................... ..... Troop 24 Keeping Strong ..... ..... ........... Fisherrnan's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ............ .......................... Pacl 24 Games .................................... Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion .................................................... Pack 219 ~o0:~~~~~i~9·_-_-_·.·.·.·.·::_·_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--·_-_-_-_-_- ~·le~il~il~r!~~~~!ria·!·ACh·~-;~h:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::i~::: i~ Plumbing ............... ....... .......... . Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church .... .. ........... ... .................... Post 24 Woodcarving..... ......... . ..... Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ............................................ Troop 89 Photography .. ........................ The Elks Club, lnc ............ .............................................. ..... ........ ...... ................ Troop 270 Bird Study .............•.... _____ __ Speedway Terrace Baptist Church .................................................................. Troop 222 Scout Literatur11 .................... Millington Rotary Club ..................................................... _ .......................... -l_roop 70 Marksmanship ......................... lmmaculate Conception Church ...................................... _ .............................. lroop 36 Astronomy .............................. Mclemore Avenue Presbyterian Church ........................ ................................ Troop 48 Farm Machinery .................... First Assembly of God Church ........................................................................ Troop 90 Painting ................................... Union Avenue Baptist Church .......................................................................... Troop 19 Handicraft .................. ............ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ......... ..................................................... Pack 79 Metal Work.. .......... ......... .. .. Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Metal Work ........................... Highland Heights Baptist Church .................................................................. Troop 98 ~~~~=!u~~a~'.-~~-----~---------~-~-----~:~!~ g:~!~:: g;:/~ g/~~:::.-:.-::::::::::::::::.-::.-:.-:::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::.-:::.-.·::::r:::! ~:: Handicraft .............................. Mallory Heights School P.T.A. ..... . ·---····-----··-··---------------··----Pack 91 Office ......... .................. .......... ..... .................................... ... .... ............................ ................................................... ................. . Nature ..................................... White Station Civic Club ....................... . -····-····-···-·-----------·--···Pack 5 Expedition .. .. . ---·· ····-··----· --· St. John's Episcopal Church ............................................................ .................... Post 42 Ceramics ..................... _ ........ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church .................................................. ........ Troop 35 Pack Racks ............................. Park Avenue Lodge ...................................................... , ..................................... Troop 74 Nature Study ................. ... ... White Station Improvement Club ........... ,,, ___ ··· ··- · ·-·---------Troop 21 Personal First Aid ... ,, ... ____ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ..................... ............................................. Troop 64 Carnival ........... ....................... St. Anne's Catholic Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 Plaster Molds ·······--·-- ....... Union Avenue Baptist Church .............. ... ........................................................... Pack 27 ~:nod~~~:!!:.: ... ~:::-:··::~::::: ·:~ ~;;.:i~!Olu~c~!:i~ c9~1,~·.:::·.-.·.:::·:.::::::::·.::::::·.-.:::::::::-.:::::·.-.-.-.-.-.:::::::::·.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.::~'POa°J ~~ Photography ..... .. .. .... ..... ......... Mclean Brotherhooc!, Mclean Baptist Church ............................................ Troop 44 Let's Give A Party........... .. St. Luke's Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack 40 Fun House ........................ _ .. ldlewild Presbyterian Church .................................................................. ............ Pack I Rocket Ship ............. -- .... Temple Israel Sisterhood ....................................................................................... Pack 25 Cub lndians ........................... Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class ........................ ....... ............................. Pack 14 Things That Go---····--····· Lawler P.T.A. ........................................................................................................ Pack 86 Electricity .. _. .................... ................................ ............................. .............................................. ........... ................ Troop 216 Cub Scout Sailors _________ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ............................ - .. - ................. _ ...... Pack 32 Handicraft __ __ _ ............... Winchester Civic Club ........................................................................................ Pack 207 Electricity ............................... Temple Israel ................................................................................................... Troop 25 Chemistry .... ..... .............. ........ Trinity Methodist Church ........... ,. ......... ..... -·---·-------·- ..... ... Troop 13 Handicraft ............................. Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................. Pack 61 Bird Study .............................. Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church ................................................... ............. Troop 34 Transportation .. ........... ..... ..... Second Presbyterian Church .............................. ................................................ Pack 55 Taxidermy ............................... Decatur Street Christian Church .................................................................... Troop 27 Tin Can Craft...... ....... . ..... Union Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................... Troop 7 Clay Modeling ...... ,. ______ St. John's Episcopal Church .............................................................................. Pack 42 Camping ..... ·--·····-··-···--- Sacred Hbart Catholic Church ........................................................................ Troop 49 Bookbinding .. -···· ...... ____ .Disciples c.f Chirst, Central Christian Church .............................................. Troop 43 Circus ...................................... Prescott Memorial Baptist Church .................................................................... Pack 64 ~l:~:ri~~~~:::::::~::::::::::::::::· ~~l;:~e·~~h!~~~i5bh~~:h~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::i;::: :~ Indian Lore ......................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company ................................................................ Pack 59 Conservation .......................... Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ...................... Troop 22 Games............. ........ .... ....... .Bellevue Baptist Church ...................................................................................... Pack 15 Surveying ............................... West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, lnc ..... .... .......................... Troop 232 Pioneering .... . · ..... .... ................ . Temple Mef.hodist Church, Lucy, Tenn •............................ .......... .................... Troop 213 Leathercraft.. .. ... . - _ .......... Bellevue Baptist Church .................................................................................... Troop 15 Model Airplanes ..... -····--·· Highland Heights Methodist Church .............................................. ............... Troop 93 Zoology ..... .... ·-----····--··········Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church __________________ _ Troop 5 Camping ....... .......................... Glenview Presbyterian Church ........................................................................ Troop 11 Farm Layout .. ............. ---· Crawfordsville Rotary Club .................... ..... _ ............... _ ....... ,, ... ___ ........ _ Troop 18 ~;;,';~:-~.- .-.~.---_·:::.·.-~:.·::::.·::::::.-.-.-.-:. ~:;,: ~:~~is~c~~r~~~- ~:::::::: :::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i;::: ~~ Emergency Skills . ......... ___ Men's Bible Class, Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................. Post 61 Fingerprinting ·-·--· --····· Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church .................................. Troop 66 ~~~'::.:'dsi~i:..· .. ·.-..·_-_-_-_-_--~~-~-~.-.-.-:~~~.e".i!i,'~·s ~:r~~:~:j g~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::i~:~~ 2 ~~ Camping ............. ..... ............... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company ..... ------··---·······----- -· .. ···-···· .Troop 59 Indian Lore ................. ..... - Kiwanis Club of Raleigh .................................................................................... Troop 58 10 Booth 77 78 79 80 81-2 83 84 85 86 87 118 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 DIRECTORY Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Handicraft ····--··-··-···--···Buntyn Presbyterian Church ............................................................................... P<1ck 8 1Kist:~t--~i~~:::::.::::::::·:·········:·_:-.:~~t~1·~0:J:rh~~~--Ch~~~h·.::::·:::::····:·.~~:·.::=.::::=.:::::::~:_::::::::==:~::::_~P0a:'k r~ Map & Compass ................ Grahamwood P.T.A ..................................................................... ·-··-··----··· Troop 92 Mardi Gras ..... .. _ Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church ............................................... Pack 43 Stalking ............................... _ Jackson Avenue Methodist Men's Club ................................. .. ····· -···-···· Troop 61 Scout Games ... ........... Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church ... --------······-··· .Troop 14 Handicraft _ ---·· St. Luke's Methodist Church ... ---··-··-·· . . . . .. .. ..... _ ········- .... Pack 2 ~~t:e~id ·= :_·:.:·= ·- ~~k~a~eB::~!:t ~~~~h~1 ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:::i~~~: ~~ Linoleum .............................. Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........... , _ ..................... Pack 28 Emerg•ncy Skills Central Christian Church . ··-··· ····--········· ·--··-··· ····· ······· ·· ·········· ···········-······Post 43 Handicraft .... - .. West Memphis Rotary Club ............. ·-··-····---·----·-··-·--·-··--··--····-· Pack 31 Handicraft..... Glenview Presbyterian Church -···-····----.............. _... ... ... ...... Pack 11 Camp Craft . ----- ·- First Methodist Church ................... ·-··················· ········· --··--·--·---·---··- Troop I Cycling.......... .Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ........ ,. .. ____ ··--.. ··---·-·· .. -.... Troop 79 Leatherwork . _ St. Stephen's Methodist Church ·-------........... _............................. ..Troop 200 Safety.______ _ ... Grahamwood School P.T.A.............. ··---··---·-----··---·-·-·-Pack 92 First Aid to Animals . . . Second Presbyterian Church....................................................... . ... Troop 55 Bird House . Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church ...................................... Pack 66 Handicraft. Springdale School P.T.A.. .. .. .... ···-····· ·-····-·· ···--··· ·--·· ········--···- .... Pack 51 Fishing... ..Springdale Civic Club,_ .. _ __ ,, _____ , ......................................................... Troop 51 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stand............... . ....... .. Highland Heights Presbyterian Church..... . ..... ........................ ... . ........ Post 35 Concession Stand ......................................... Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church . . ... Crew 66 Ticket Takers. ·····---·······---···· Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church................ . ........... ......... .. ...... Troop 205 Service.. ...... ... _ ··- ............... International Harvester & Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club ___ ·-····-·---·-- Troop 45 Service .·--~- .. ···---......... -······ ...... - . Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church . . .. ... . . . .... Post 201 Service --·-··-----··-···-··----Memphis Civitan Club ................................................. ····· ····------·----·-· Troop 33 Service ........ ·-· ...• _ . . . St. Anne's Catholic Church .................. . ... Troop 82 Service _________ ........... _-·-··-·· St. Paul's Methodist Church ________________ ........ ......... .... .. . . ... Troop 60 ARENA SHOW Troop Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 270............ . Melvin G. Leonard. ............. ..... ......... . ........ The Elks Club, Inc. 33 .. __ ... ... .. B. W. Beaumont _ .............. ............ .. ·····--··----··""" . Memphis Civitan Club 51 ................ ---·····------ __ G. C. Handly..... .. .. . ... ....... .. ...... . .. Springdale Civic Club 58 .................. ·-··-············--···-······ . . ...... A. J. McWeeny, Jr. . ...... ..... --·------····- ·--·· Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 204.... . .............. _ Albert M. Ferguson, Jr. ............................. . .... Ellendale Methodist Church 91 ..... ................ ........ . .................. Earl C. Berry. . _ .. ............. ....... . ....... Mallory Heights P.T.A. 97 ...... __ --·-· ____ -···· .Robert L. Irwin, Jr. . ...................................... ........ ............. Parkway Baptist Church GATES LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Phone 9-1661 II Nunnery's Exclusive Cleaners ·w. M. Rattan & Co. N. A. Carter Lytle McKee Cotton Co. Drake Cleaners The Wagner Co. E. R. Barrow and G. Worthen Agee Richards Manufacturing Co. Vosse & Bick, Advertising HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. 12 J ____ .......... .. BRITLING CAFETERIAS Since 19'.Z 1 a Good Place to Eat 155 Madison 75 Union CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT F. T. Thayer. .... .. . ............. ...................... District Chairman ]. D. Tennison, Jr ......... ............... .... ..... District Vice Chairman T. J. M, Guirr , III .... Di;trict Com111i1sinnrr '/'u;ops Scou/111a;ter 9 R. D. Rainey 22 E. H. Wainwright S ponsonng fnJtztution Evergreen Presbyterian Church Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 R. J. Harper, Sr. Macon Road Men's Club 33 B. W. Beaumont Memphis Civitan Club 35 J. R. Hurt Highland H"eights Presbyterian Church 51 C. C. Handly Springdale Civic Ciub 58 A. J . McWeeny, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 61 J. C. Coleman, Jr. Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club 66 E. D. Thompson Holy Name Society-St. Michael's 92 93 98 200 204 211 216 C. W. Mason B. B. Billingsley D. P. Watts William Hughes Catholic Church Grahamwood P.T.A. Highland Heights Methodist Church Highland Heights Baptist Church St. Stephens Methodist Cburch Ellendale Methodist Church The First Baptist Church Everett Memorial Methodist Church Albert M. Ferguson, Jr. James R. Chumley H. Y. Coleman Pack.1 (. ub111aster Sponsonng Institution Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Macon Road Presbyterian Church 12 R. R. Hardcastle 22 R. E. Boering 32 R. W. Walters UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. Realtors and Mortgage 8dnkors 81 Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 13 Packs 38 51 58 61 66 83 86 92 93 Cubmastei R. C. Kelley Charles I. Loop G. S. Abernathy George W. Bradley Hugh Ryland Sponso1in{! Institution Taylor Memorial Christian Church Springdale School P.T.A. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church Robert W. Hunter Immanuel Lut·heran Men's Club H. P. Presley Lawler P.T.A. 0. Sylvester Grahamwood School P.T.A. Clifford B. Corder Highland Heights Methodist Church 204 211 224 W. C. Forsythe Methodist Church, Ellendale, Tenn. C. M. Ballard First Baptist Church William M. Dorr, II Memphis Junior Po1t.1 PoJt Adi'isor 22 W. A. Kinney 32 J. R. Arnoult 35 W. R. Moyer 58 W. J. Wood 61 R. J. Billions 206 P. F. Glenn, Sr. Chamber of Commerce Sponsorinl! In;tztution Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Macon Road Men's Club Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Raleigh Christian Church Men's Bible Class-Jackson Avenue Methoaist Church Bolton High School P.T.A. BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES c6)Ji-tJ~ SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest ~ho• Store'' ........,;::...__.........;:::.......::::.:::;=====------=:-=... : .:.::.; .;:. ;.: .:.::.: .:.: :.; .;.: ;. =....= . ... ..... -----------------------------------------·-------- Dealers Wanted The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Rawleigh's Good Health Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. 139 W. Illinois Phone 9-7661 MEMPHIS, TENN. GLASGOW & LAZARUS Distributors Lion Oil Products Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories I 073 Riverside Drive 1327 Jackson Ave. Phone 35-2519 Phone 2-6256 Humphreys Mills Company 11 HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" For Best Foods Best Service Best Prices Buy At FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS 7 69 South Cooper 3362 Summer 2926 Poplar 14 W. J. CURRY & SON REALTORS INSURANCE 224-225 FALLS BLDG. PHONE 37-4416 DeSoto Pain t & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ..... ............. .............................. District Chairman E. C. Grissom .............. .. .... ............ ... .. ....... District Vice Chairman I. G. Goldsmith ........ .... ... ..... .... ............ ... .. District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution I b 13 14 15 25 27 44 45 49 59 b3 70 205 213 222 270 T. A. Vinson, Jr .. .First Methodist Church Louis A. Cooper Baron Hirsch's Men's Club Douglas Smith, Jr. Trinity Methodist Church R. N. Weeks .. Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church Brewer Crawford . . Bellevue Baptist Church Henry Klein •+ - • - Temple Israel Lloyd Adams Decatur Street Christian Church Guy Petty ____ McLean Brotherhood, Mclean Baptist Church W. T. Gilroy . Frayser-Alta Vista Civic Club & International Harvester Co. Jerome E. Herbers.. S11cred Heart Catholic Church L. R. Tognetti Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Frank Noble . .... Knights of Columbus Robert S. Langland .Millington Rotary Club Joseph H. Harrison Methodist Men's Club of Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church Douglas McGoon .Temple Methodist Church, Lucy, Tenn. M. M. Huckabee Speedway Terrace Baptist Church Melvin G. Leonard The Elks Club, Inc. F. G. BARTON COTTON CO. 7 14 15 lb 25 2b 43 45 49 59 70 80 207 Posts 45 15 James D. Charton Mclean Baptist Church W. T. Ware, Sr. Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class Joe Helms .. Bellevue Baptist Church E. C. Grissom . Optimist Luncheon Club Alvin B. Salomon . Temple Israel Sisterhood D. Roy Collins St. Mary's Cathedral-Episcopal J. E. Duffee, Jr. Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church W . F. Schroeder .International Harvester Corporation William Edward Stemmler ... Sacred Heart Catholic School A. T. Edwards Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Lt. Harr. .. Fleet Reserve Association , Branch Sb, Millington Joseph Owen Wilkinson . . Fellowship Bible Class, Millington Methodist Church Joseph T. McKittrick Winchester Civic Club Post Advisor S Pon.soring Institution S. A. BoucL International Harvester, Inc. artd the Frayser-Alta Vista As Memphis Knows, So Will America Leonard's Pit Barbecue Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Driv In Phone 39-40 I 0 ..................................................................... llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO--;;;;;;;;;;=~;;::-;:::~~==--==-- - ---· ---- Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and encouragement. StanJarJ PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. MEMPHIS MARX & BENSDORF Real Estate Sales and Insuranc e I 19 South Court Phone 8-1 121 Best Wish es To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS GRAVEL PIT CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner ..... ------~---············----·-·············· -·· ······-······---~~ -- * 16 Phone 35-2391 Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. J. F. SHELTON COMPANY Specializing MUELLER HEATING LEWIS SUPPLY CO. and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING 198-200 Poplar Avenue CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT R. J. Coltharp ... ........ ..... ... ................ ................. District Chairman A. B. Bowman .......................................... District Vice Chairman F. June Montgomery ............. .. . . ....... ... ..... District Vice Chairman Ray Herzog ........ .. ··············· ···· ·········-··-·- -·District Commissioner Troopf Scoutmaster S ponsorinl!, Institution Union Avenue Methodist Church Btintyn Presbyterian Church Temple Baptist Church Union Avenue Baptist Church White Station Improvement Club Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church .St. John's Episcopal Church Collierville Rotary Club 7 E. A. Wilson 8 Dennis Earles I 0 Duane E. Mallery 19 Harry Simpkins 21 R. E. Felts .. 24 Bill Spickard 40 Bruce W. Ewing 42 Cameron Clough 50 0. C. Dean . 55 J. Millen Darnell 64 Alan M. Strautman, Sr. .Second Presbyterian Church Prescott Memorial Baptist Church American Legion, Memphis Post # I Park Avenue Lodge Elliston Avenue Baptist Church Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church Capleville Methodist Church School 68 0. N. Cole 74 Fred 0. Baker 75 Lee J. Visconti 79 Clifford C. Krone 81 E. N. Hall 82 William T. Waff _St. Anne's Catholic Church Germantown Civic Club Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church Tommy Young. South Central Civic Club W. K. Simpson .. Episcopal Church of Holy Communion 87 Robert E. Fleming 89 Raymond C. Tatom . 214 219 Packs ( ubnzaster Sponsoring Institution St. Luke's Methodist Church White Station Civic Club Buntyn Presbyterian Church .Fisherman's Club of St. Matthew's Methodist Church 2 George C. Elliott, Jr. 5 James A. Jacques, Jr. 8 Barrett Ogden 24 J. W. Gregory WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2909 Park Phone 4 -6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland "Customers Must Be Satisfied " 17 Packs 27 28 Cub master Benson Sales Carl D. Gilmer, Jr. Sponsorinf!. lnstiiution Union Avenue Baptist Church Park Avenue Cumberland 40 W. F. Stephenson 42 Willard Dixon Presbyterian Church St. Luke's Methodist Church St. John's Episcopal Church St. Anne's Catholic Church 54 Charles R. Armon 55 E. R. Ledbetter Second Presbyterian Church Prescott Memorial Baptist Church South Park Civic Club 64 75 79 M. J. Vosse, Jr. Edward A. Tyler George F. Acred , Jr. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 8 I E. N. Hall Crossroads Club 82 Charles P. Jester, Jr. St . Anne's Catholic Church 214 217 219 220 221 Fred A. Kelley South Central Civic Club Luther P. Dickens . Union Avenue Methodist Church Henry Winfred Lancaster Episcopal Church of the Raymond J. Urbaniak Eugene R. Fuller Holy Communion St. John's ~Catholic Church Park Avenue Church of God Posts Post Ad1'isor S ponsorin.f!. Institution Fisherman's Club, St. Matthews Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church St. John's Episcopal Church Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church St . Anne's Catholic Church 24 N. A. Schingle, Jr. 40 Howard M. Grube 42 A. B. Bowman 79 Ray M. Dalrymple, Sr. 82 Father Walter M. Emolo 20 I F. D. Grabowski Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee • * ANDERSON, CLAYTON COOK & CO., Inc. & co. * • • ••• GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1128 Union Phone 2-1 155 Compliments of A. K. BURROW ~ ••• GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES 18 Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. "The House That Service Built" Serving the Retail Drug Trade Exclusively 455 S. Front Memphis TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specializing 1n Fine Foods and Sodas 2842 Poplar Memphis CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ......................................................... District Chairman F. J Flanagan ............................................ District Vice Chairman C. A. Atkinson ....................... .............. .. .•. District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 3 Bill Dixon.... Mclemore Avenue Christian Church 4 Roy L Reynolds Character Builders Bible Class of 5 R. C. Mays ... Madison Heights Methodist Church Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 R. H. Hippel Glenview Pr-esbyterian Church 20 John D. Walt ldlewild Presbyterian Church 30 L E. Vanderveer Whitehaven Methodist Church 34 George P. Phillips Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 36 Alfred Distretti. _Immaculate Conception Church 43 H. Kenneth Humphreys Disciples of Christ- Ceotral Christian Church 48 Lloyd E. Church Mclemore Ave. Presbyterian Church 57 H. F. Bittlinger A. B. Hill School P.T.A. 60 J. W. Whitehead, Jr. St. Paul Methodist Church 62 Emery J. Ward Prospect Civic Club 84 Sam Fitzpatrick Longview Heights Civic Club 90 James Holiman First Assembly of God Church 91 Edrl C. Berry 'Mallory Heights P.T.A. 94 Clarence Allen, Jr. Calvary Methodist Church 95 D. R. Hepburn Kiwanis Club and Memphis Housing Authority SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. York Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 19 Troops Scoutmaster 97 Robert L Irwin, Jr. 99 J. W. Willcox. 227 W. E. Kirkpatrick. 228 Joe C. Harris _ Pac.k Cubmaster I Theo Couch ... 6 T. Beecroft _ Desoto Sponsoring Institution Parkway Baptist Church ·- St. Thomas Church Heights Baptist Church .. Levi Civic Club Sponsoring Institution ldlewild Presbyterian Church .. Leslie Stratton Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 Cecil B. McDonald .. Glenview Presbyterian Church 34 Carlisle Page Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 44 G. W. Shill ... . Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven 56 Dudley S. Nichols Greenland Heights Methodist Church 60 James L. Walters .St. Paul's Methodist Church 90 W. H. Haltom ·- _ Pirst Assembly of God Church 91 H. B. Kirksey _._Mallory Heights School P.T.A. 99 John Scanlon St. Thomas Holy Name Society Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 4 Norman M. Eckert, Jr... Methodist Character Builder Bible Class 11 I. A. Wadlington, Jr ......... Glenview Presbyterian Church 43 John H. Barcroft _ Central Christian Church 91 W. L Shanks Mallory Heights P.T.A. Registered Polled Herefords GUILLORY FARMS BARTLETT, TENN. Phone 34-7334 Tate C. Carlisle, Mgr. Visitors Welc.ome ___ ....., ____ ...... ...__ ..,;.: .:.:.: .:.: :. :.:.: .:.:.: .:.::. :.:.: . :.:.: .:.:: . :.:." · ·'"·-·'··············-------······-····························-- C.M.GOOCH LUMBER CO. Memphis, Tennessee Compliments of The Nation a I-Rose Company 80-82 W. Virginia Memphis Manufacturers Perfect Sleeper Mattress Distributors Crosley Appliances Two Fa.vorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream Southern Ice Creams SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Mernphis, Tenn. 20 Robinson Truck Lines The Wel-Bilt Products Co. "You Call We Haul" 150 East Virginia Ave. Memphis, Tennessee Little Rock, Arkansas CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS CRITTENDEN DISTRICT J. L. Robertson, Sr ..................... District Chairman E. L. Polk ............. ............... District Vice Chairman Thomas Williams ........... ..... District Vice Chairman Taylor Claiborne ........... ... - .. _District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster 18 William Howe 23 William A. Griffin . 72 73 232 Ernest Crawford, Jr .. Tommy Sims F. Harry Lee. Packs Cub master 18 Allan Helms . 23 Don R. Newton 31 B. B. McCarley 72 John Stephen~ Post s Post Ad1·iso r 73 Fred Raedels, Jr. Use Sponsorin.e. l~ s titution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Methodist Church of Gilmore Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inc. S ponsorin.e. Institution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Gilmore Methodist Church West Memphis Rotary Club Marion Rotary Club Sponsoring Institution West Memphis Rotary Club MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT J. R . Barber ... ............. ... ............... District Chairman J. J. Roberts ............... ........... District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster 41 Laverne Sowell 52 G. B. Crawley 77 James Coleman 78 Edwin A. Flint 210 H. S. Handwerker Sponsoring Institution Hernando Rotary Club .. . . ............. Sardis Rotary Club .Senatobia Rotary Club Batesville Rotary Club Peach Creek Baptist Church, ·Pleasant Grove, Miss. 212 R. E. Rutherford Lake Comorant P. T. A. 215 Nelton D. Patterson Dougherty Lowrie Post I 3b of the American Legion, Coldwater, Miss . 234 W . R. Hammontree Methodist Men's Club , Packs Cub master 52 J. J. Roberts b9 H . G. Wallace 215 Turn er Allen 234 Milton Clay Herrington Olive Branch, Miss. Sponsoring Institution . ... Lions Club, Sardis, Miss. Horn Lake Booster Club American Legion No. I 3b, Coldwater, Miss. Methodist Men's Club, Olive Branch, Miss. Enjoy CANOVA COFFEE Roasted and packed by Canova Food·s, Inc. Memphis, Tenn. Tea • Extracts • Black Pepper • Salad Mus\ard • Worcestershire Sauce 21 WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 5 The Mid-South's Most Complete Broadcasting Service ROT ARY LIFT COMPANY 22 ····· ············---·--················--- - --· --·-······················· · ···········-·-----·-- - ------------~--···-~- ' We Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Building the Leaders of Tomorrow- Today" I s S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Free Directly Across the Strnt TODDLE HOUSE America's 24-Hour Host Lehman-Roberts Company PHONE 33-2651 2529 SUMMER Bert Bates (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. 23 "THE FIRM THAT SATISFIES" C>PEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Ben Miller ------------- --------- ··-:....:. ====,,;_-------.....--~ , ___ ........ ANDERSON-TULLY CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. VICKSBURG, MISS. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT ' LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37 - 1554 24 LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. Continental Mortgage Company 624 Falls Building • Memphis, Tennessee Greetings to Music Sales Company DISTR IBUTORS OF our good friends M.G.M. Records I I 17 Union Ave. the Boy Scouts Phone 36-1776 Helen of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENUE 25 --------------------------~~_,...;~~~ ······ · · -···-·---- ---~----- .... .. ~~~01rlfUl ~ml LIME AND lrU~~llUl5UU CEMENT CD: BUILDING MATERIALS Linden at Walnut Phone 8 -0211 TROY DOUTHIT CHAS. W. HA MON COMPANY INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 Crump Lime & Cement Co. BUILDING MATERIALS 1570 LAMAR AVE. MEMPHIS, TENN. MEMPHIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY 1093 CHELSEA AVENUE GEORGE PERKINS PHONE 8-1202 26 TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 TRUE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather,' •John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material 373 Adams Sterick Bldg. Compliments of Jack W. Pillow Co. ·-----~~u..-n•• •••u••~••._..•---·-•-•,.,-••-- Compliments of SOUTHERN MILLWORK and HARDWARE COMPANY E. L. MERCERE, INC. Compliments of A Friend PUFFY POPCORN CO. 309 South Second C. W. Simpson L. E. Hester 27 Best Wishes ALLEN REDD M I L E S 10 16 UNION AVENUE Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. Semmes Bag Co., Inc. The Superb Show Place of your home So Clear it's like having an eye in the sky -------· ------- DISTRICT MER C HANDISER S A L E S AGENCY Call us for your Dealer's Location TELEPHONE 32- 1836 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE A ND GENERAL INSUR A NCE LIBER A L REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL EST A TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 28 Marl Metal Manufacturing Co. - Manufacturers- QUALITY CHROME AND PLASTIC DINETTES Factory & Show Room 208 W. Georgia Ave. Call 37-0256 Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Lincoln-Mercury Division and Ford Division of Ford .Motor Company Com p liments Swayne Latham Tires 1356 Union ' • Phone 2-8121 139 Vance • Phone 5-8477 2480 Chelsea at Hollywood • Phone 33. 1931 3386 Summer at National • Phone 33-9979 Compliments of Memphis Hardwood Flooring Co. Memphis 7, Tennessee 29 I 30 -------··· ·--~·- - --·-·············-------···=·--··-------- GMC YOUR TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For the Finest in New and Used Trucks Any Size and Most Any Make for Any Job GMC TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Compliments ol A Friend 660 S. Third St. Daniel T. McGown Claridge Garage Thompson Bros. lvtortuary Christie Cut Stone Company Allied Florist of Memphis Howard Graham Co., Inc. J>illsbury Mills, Inc. 8-3131 Richard Storch Shoe Store-Richard E. Wendt Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY 2336 South Lauderdale Phone: 9-0352 MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE 31 - • CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution I 00 Neverson Jones, Sr ........... .. Centenary Methodist Church 102 W. W. Cook ... Metropolitan Baptist Church I 03 Haywood Betts, Jr ... - ·· .. ....... . ... Mt. Olive Methodist Episcopal Cathedral 105 Henry B. Shannon Gospel Temple Baptist Church 107 George Curtis St. Stephen's Baptist Church 108 Samuel Richardson Manassas High School I 09 W. B. Hegman......... . .. Collins Chapel C.M.E. Church 110 Leonard Holley ......................... .. Weaver School 11 I Robert J. Shores. . . ........... Eastern Star Baptist Church 112 B. T. Dickerson .. Mt. Nebo Baptist Church 113 Chester Ruckner Greater Middle Baptist Church 114 Matthew W. DudetL ... Binghampton First 115 Charles Chatman Baptist Church Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church 11 b Cuba Brownlee, Sr . ...... ........... . Mt. Zion Baptist Church 117 M. M. Jaclson ___ White's Chap.11 Community School 118 George Williams . Riverview Christian Church 119 Frank A. Davis, Jr. .. Porter School P. T. A . 120 Frank Morgan.... ... .. Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church 121 Joseph Atkins ........ ... ... .. . . .... ........ ........ Lincoln School 122 Rochester Neely .... Hamilton High School 124 Oscar Cross . Douglass High School P. T. A. 125 Booker T. Seymore J. S. Phelix High School l ~ b Roscoe McVay Shelby County Training School 128 Clifton L. Grissom .. .. Shiloh Baptist Church 129 Leon H. Griffin Emmanuel Episcopal Church 131 0. L. Cash .. _ Hyde Park School 132 Lowell Wherry New Tyler A.M.E. Church 133 Louis Harrison .. Beulah Baptist Church 134 Joseph Simmons.. .. ........ Geeter High Schooi 135 Raymond Seay • Hill's Chapel Baptist Church I 3b J. E. Broome . . ..... .. Friendship Baptist Church 137 T. J. Loving ~ ............... Caldwell School 138 J. D. Taylor _Como Junior High School 139 J. H. Holmes... .. .. _. Oli~tt Baptist Church 140 W . B. Couch Caple1£ille School 141 George D. Clark, Jr. Magnolia School 143 L. D. Savage .. ..... .. Oahille Colored School 144 Johnnie Hicks Greater First Baptist .Church 145 Matthew R. Davis Coleman Chapel C.M.E. Church 14b Judge Hayes Shiloh Baptist Church 147 Minor f. Freeman ..... .. .. Springhill Baptist Church 148 John Henry Shields .. ... ... .St. James A.M.E. Church 149 Walter Houston. ...... Lewis Street Baptist Church 150 D. 0. Whitaker .. Post No. 142, American Legion 151 Charles E. Davis ............ Lutheran School 152 ,.,,dams Bailey ...... . LaRose School 155 Howard H. Jackson, Jr. . Vollentine Baptist Church I 5b Rev. H. L. Aldridge ___ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church 158 John Everett Strong Brunswick Junior High School 159 Elias Hutcherson _ Bethel Presbyterian Church I b2 William Holman -· Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church lb3 Joe E. Wesley..... .. Chelsea First Baptist Church I b4 Chastene Thompson ... White Station School and New Philadelphia Church I b5 James Lester. ... . Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church BLOCK & UNOBSKY COTTON • McCall Building 32 Troops Scoutmaster S1!.onsorin2 Institution lbb Rev. Melvin Tolen ·-- _______ LeMoyne Gardens' Tenant Association I b7 James Johnson .............................. ... . Brook Avenue School lb8 Lucious Dantzler ....... ............. .. .......... First Baptist Church I b9 John Lee Greer .......... .......... Keel Avenue Baptist Church 170 Charles Horner E. A. Harrold Junior High School 171 Wardell Johnson . ... _______ Mt. Joyner Baptist Church 172 Charles Williams ................ .. Summerfield Baptist Church 173 J . Stanley Edmond ............... .. .. ................ . Greenhill School 174 J . W. Elion .. .... .......................... Senatobia Colored School I 7b Robert Mairley .......... Mt. Moriah Baptist Church 177 A. B. Owens, Jr .. ... . . ........ .................. Alonzo Locke School 179 Hosea Montgomery ·-·· .. Lane Avenue Bapfist Church 180 David Leigh ......... ........... ... .. Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church 181 Booker T. Banks ...... ..... .. ... ........ Hernando Colored School 182 Herman Dewitt Boyd ...... Barret's Chapel High School 183 Peter Murphy ___ -···-··- Progressive Baptist Church 184 Will Brown ....................... ..... New Salem Baptist Church 185 Louis 8. Waller-··· ..... Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church I 8b William R. Thompson ...... Batesville Colored High School 188 Rodney F. Thomas ....... _. .. Warren Methodist Church P acks Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Mt. Zion Baptist Church 100 Odell Guy ... ......... . I 0 I Booker Henderson, Sr . . ...... --·-······-----Douglass High 102 103 104 105 I Ob 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 118 119 120 121 122 125 12b 130 131 132 133 135 184 School P. T. A. William Cox......... ........ . .... ........ Kansas Avenue School Henry Pilcher ................................... Lester Street School E. A. Hawkf ns, Sr. ... . Metropolitan Baptist Church Samuel Harris .... ·--·---- Sunday School Department, Friendship Baptist Church Leslie Burrows .. Foote Homes Tenant Association Earvin Anderson .... West Memphis School Emmett Grant ...................... ........ .... Beulah Baptist Church Charlie Gipson .......... ....... ... Marion Colored High School Tommie Williams.... Eastern Star Baptist Church Arthur L. Peyton ................................ ............ Leath School R. J. Kelly ... -· ......... .. . .. ......... Grant School Hezikiah Malone............ ... .. Manassas High School Calvin E. Casey .. ... St. -Stephen's Baptist Church James Louis Wright ____ ,, Florida Street School LeRoy E. Thompson.... ..... . ........ ........ ...... Porter School W. L. Pamphlet ...... .. ................... ..... Hamilton High School Thomas Sherrod. .... Coleman Chapel i;;.M.E. Church Prescott Fisher ... ... ................. .. ......... .. Geeter High School Morris Murrell.. ........ .... ...... Lutheran Cooperative School Charles Jones .. .. . ........ .. , Mt. Pisgah C.M.E. Church Kennie Hardiman ............. LaRose School Jesse Bishop, Sr .. ····- .............. Lincoln School Obediah Morris .... ___ . Lane Avenue Baptist Church Elwood A , Fields ,,_, ....... _Men's Fellowship Club, Salvation Army James Washington...... ... • · ____ Mississippi Boulevard Chri1tian Church Louis Hester ..... ·----··-.. New Salem Baptist Church Posts Post-Advisors Sponsoring Instituticm 102 Van Lou .......... _ .Metropolitan Baptist Church 112 H. L. Hunter ...................... . Mt. Nebo Baptist Church FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR -ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP 853 Linden Phone 37-1646 SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Boy Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. 1847-1953 ''r----;,, Is ha" rXflUU '!J _ "We discover skills and crafts that are fun to learn and useful to know. We are also learning to know our country better. We are learning the qualities of character and leadership on which our country was ~founded. It's great to be a Scout. Every boy should join." A Boy Scout Swart tile Boy Stoats The Boy Scouts of Memphis are a Community Chest Agency LIBERTY'S TEAM all who believe in the dignity of man and individual freedom. LIBERTY'S FIRST TEAM those peoples who have shown the ability to govern themselves and who are now united in NATO. WELCOME the Boy Scouts of America and of all the Wodd on their team the Scouts world-wide organization might well show the way to World PEACE and FREEDOM ORGILL BROTHE S & CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 107th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Niss. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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( Philmont Scout Ranch consis-t of 127,000 a cres, roughly 200 squa re miles, of rugged mountain country: The Eastern border of the r anch -skirts the ~orthwe ste-rn e x:tremi t y of t he Great Plains that· extend eastwar d for hundreds .o~ ·miles into Te~es and Oklahoma. The - wester~ boundary lie.s high iri _t1'ic Cimarron range of the Sangre d:e Cri sto range ~f the ·R ocky ~.!ountai.'~s. ( "'.:> . .- i ~ '"' 1; ( The elevation on the ranc h r anges from 6,500 ft, alQng the ea-stern edge to 11,600 ft. -;i.n the ru~ed moU.ntai ns c:t.long.. the weste rn boundar~. Between t hese upper and lo~er· limits of elevation lie three animal life · Zone~: Upp~r Sonoran , Transition, and Cana~i;;in. Four plant life zone s lie within these iimi t s Foothill , · Montane ;, · Sub- Al:pi ne , and ..'.J.pine. One. a:o.y 1 s hike on Philmont c0uld talce' : one through all the.Se zone.s • . Tho ·.mountains .of Philmont a r e .,intorcsting to. those who aJ;e inycrest9d in 'studying a bit -. abbut _g-co.log;y~ . The rock~ Which make ·up.th~s~ mountatns contain numerous minerals. Rocks w~re laid clown, a:r:;i.d . ~;re.· J?.OW expo_s ed , fi:om eight Geological Agos cove ring. mn.ny mill ions .of years. · ~ Philm9nt lies on one of tho m8.jor fl~nys which mv.ny speci es qf birc~.s follow during thei~ migre.tion fli ghts. · You I!ID.Y find ' a n ew op.c · to add to our nresent list now consisting of 110 . ' ~ birds. . . In th o co ~nt ~ north of Cimarron River fossils of plant a.nd anima.l life , that ·:lourishe·a.. ·on tho earth long befo.r e man made fli s a:.~p~ arance , can bo found in t he sandstone$. Fossils of marine life are abuno.ant in the shnles t h?.t cover a c:;reat portion of the area south .of the Cimarron Rive r. L.ncient cliff dwellings of th:? !:8.rly Pueblo Indians are nume rous in the Canyon of the North ?onil Creek. Artifacts from the se c ~ve s can be s een at tho museum a t Ponil Base care;>. £<5@(!!)f? 0GJtJ<3(!;() .\;~,. -~oing fron Chickasaw Council.will~eave Memphis 6:00 A. M. :tu~e 12, 1953 and when we get there on June 15 _, we will take t he tl<?rtr.bound :Sxpedi tion. In order for us to take the iforthbound TIJ~edi ti on we will need t o have a series of training experience s . There wil l be r eal fun know how session. The following schedule has been p r epare(:. March 27 , 1953 January 28 , 1953 .Apri l 11&12, 1953 F ebruarJ 25 , 1953 Weekon_d c a.r.;p March 7&8, 1953 Wcckcml.. crunp June, 6~ . 7, 8, 9 , 10, Sa rdis encampment All meetings will be e11ld at Troop- 7' s Scout Hut in Rear of Union Ave . Methodist c::urch , Corn9r of Union and Cooper at 7: 30 P . M. Phone 36-1030 . �ASTROFOMY - Telesc opes are set up at Ponil , Carson Maxwell Cimarr on cito, and at the Stocka de. / CO~SERVATION - Oppor tunitie s to take an active part in this most vital progra m - \'!isely uning and defend ing from waste ·the natura l resour ces of Philmo nt - will be afford ed you at every camp you visit. I n _.;1 / / • (/ ( - ...;;r-./ FIELD SPORTS - rtifle and Iloskee t Range s at Ponil, Cimar ronci to and the Stoc~:.:ad.e - (moske et only). Fly and Bair casting equipm ent at Abreu , Ponil and Rayado will be availa ble for the use of all cnmp&rs •• f ,? , I ,· FISHH!'G - Strea.J:i! Lore, stream tactic s, fi.sh cultur e, and allied crafts are major program items along the Rayado river. Abreu , Crags. :aayado a::i.d porcup ine are the camps where this progra m will be empha sized. ~~ ~· FORESTRY - You can observ e actua l loggin g o~erations in Bonito Canyon. The U.S. Fores t _Servic e superv ises the-cut~ ting ·of trees on Philm ont. The Philmo nt Fores try Explo ration explor e the field of forest management under a prof~ssional forest er or a well ~ua.lified studen t of forest ry. AMATEUR RA.~IO - -Licen sed radio o~e rators may operat e fixed and and portab le equipm ent design ed to operat e on all amateu r bands. Crysta le for the Novice band are availa ble. · CRAFTS - ·Craft s r elate to the variou s fields of natura l scienc es, field spo rts, horsem anship , etc; will be includ ed in variou s base camp progra m. 9AMPLFG - Liveing romfo rtably o·n the trail is anust if you want to enjoy;y our e:cplor o.tion. Consta nt attent ion nU.st l::ep:i.id to such. matter s as Sanita tion, planni ng of menus, prepa ration of food, transDorting food and camping gear. Your Guide and Advis ors will be your instru ctbrs and this progra m will be a part of every day's schedu le • . ·.: .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document u::-:A.T CA~~ YOU DO AT Prt-rL: :oNT? Philmont Scout Ranch consis-t of 127,000 a cres, roughly 200 square miles, of rugged mountain country: The Eastern border of the r anch -skirts the ~orthwe ste-rn ex:tremi t y of t he Great Plains that· extend eastwar d for hundreds .o~ ·miles into Te~es and Oklahoma. The - wester~ boundary lie.s high iri_ t1'ic Cimarron range of the Sangre d:e Cri sto range ~f the ·Rocky ~.!ountai.'~s. The elevation on the ranch r anges from 6,500 ft, alQng the ea-stern edge to 11,600 ft. -;i.n the ru~ed moU.ntai ns c:t.long .. the western boundar~. i ~ '"' 1; Between t hese upper and lo~er· limits of elevation lie three animal life · Zone~: Upp~r Sonoran, Transition, and Cana~i;;in. Four plant life zone s lie within these iimi t s Foothill, · Montane;, · Sub- Al:pi ne, and ..'.J.pine. One. a:o.y 1 s hike on Philmont c0uld talce' : one through all the.Se zone.s • . Tho·.mountains .of Philmont a r e .,intorcsting to. those who aJ;e ~ inycrest9d in 'studying a bit-.abbut _g-co.log;y~ . The rock~ Which make ·up.th~s~ mountatns contain numerous minerals. Rocks w~re laid clown, a:r:;i.d . ~;re.· J?.OW expo_s ed, fi:om eight Geological Agos cove ring. mn.ny mill ions .of years. · Philm9nt lies on one of tho m8.jor fl~nys which mv.ny species qf birc~.s follow during thei~ migre.tion flights. · You I!ID.Y find ' a new op.c · to add to our nresent list now consisting of 110 birds. ~ . ' . . In tho co ~nt ~ north of Cimarron River fossils of plant a.nd anima.l life , that ·:lourishe·a.. ·on tho earth long befo.re man made fli s a:.~p~ arance , can bo found in t he sandstone$. Fossils of marine life are abuno.ant in the shnles t h?.t cover a c:;reat portion of the area south .of the Cimarron River. L.ncient cliff dwellings of th:? !:8.rly Pueblo Indians are numerous in the Canyon of the North ?onil Creek. Artifacts from these c ~ve s can be seen at tho museum at Ponil Base care;>. ( ( "' .:> ... - ( .\;~,. - £<5@(!!)f? 0GJtJ<3(!;() -~oing fron Chickasaw Council.will~eave Memphis 6:00 A. M. :tu~e 12, 1953 and when we get there on June 15 _, we will take t he tl<?rtr.bound :Sxpedi tion. In order for us to take the iforthbound TIJ~edi ti on we will need t o have a series of training experience s . There wil l be r eal fun know how session. The following schedule has been p r epare(:. January 28, 1953 March 27, 1953 FebruarJ 25 , 1953 .April 11&12, 1953 March 7&8, 1953 Wcckcml.. crunp Weekon_d ca.r.;p June, 6~ . 7, 8, 9 , 10, Sa rdis encampment All meetings will be e11ld at Troop- 7' s Scout Hut in Rear of Union Ave. Methodist c::urch , Corn9r of Union and Cooper at 7: 30 P .M. Phone 36-1030. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Philmont Contingent Flyer Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Philmont https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/df07fc772a4a2d0fa6263d473759178e.pdf 781da2e15eac8e3be3beb0a1b2a3386b PDF Text Text Form 0·539 1..--""' REGION No. ,,!___ ______ _ "' COUNCIL No ________ :__ __ APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1953 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N.Z (c.!A&,,-~~k~&:'.f:#..•:&:-&1:;:,,<'._____________________ ,__________ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with :l J'"Jf headquarters at. __f-/...1../J:~ __ /lt.. ------------/)}tf/J;.•.._vlffe£f>±;__________{j!"l,"-\~T:.~":............ . Addr _ (Cia~d -~,,-~I,, having jurisdiction over (_indicate _entire rea) __ ,,/.,;;4:<::'.:;4_______('."Ji'l!:;~o:'.':\ii ...... ~_7 ____--;J!l/m!.'/?,, 7"0' " ' J",.l ff c ~--,I ...il0; .! 1/_... _ J;,_ilo:{fr:''.'.·"··:i'J .... ?~:-.~-clf;, ___f .i'!::t::c&:'.k4'":-------1$!'.·1"'"'''".:.•::~:'f.. _____fff.kt;.!p:«f::lil!.'!!'lf:f':Y::.:l .. t?~,f.,l'--'i _ The ______ (Name of Cou · (f' (Local Mailing _ ,n_e) ___ . -- _ (State) ';/.-<--_ .. :ii- 1 \' !' -- / ::~:rs::~:~:t=:::·::~a;;~~;:~~~~~-ct:i=~2;~::~~:~,:--:~~::::--:.'.::~~\:'.'f~~1 hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1953. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1952 and Objectives for 1953 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of ggress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ..:----)':.,J.t:,,,"•""'""";;"':·----".!tJ;L _______ ........ 19.. S:-J; at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council s,liJ ifically acceptd its obltgat10n to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By--Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed .............................................................................. Scout Executive ................................-------------------------------····· ..... . _ President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32009~2 �/~n December 31, 1952, we had ................ "Chartered Institutions" in our territory,· each of which sponsored one or ~~Sc·~~ing l.l..qits. At the same time the membership tives" and ..... L.Y...0........ "Members at Large". of our Council was composed of ........................ "Institutional Representa- To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our terri- tory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: Council only (check) : Religious .......... !".'.:'.:::....... ; EducationaL .......V.:-::·~-------···; Labor...... Civic ......'.:::"::: ............. ; Business..............Y.~·-···; Farm......................... i:-J y·1•····o·•.;at, _.· Council (G~ve number of each) : Jewish .........e .......... ; .Catholic.................... ; Protestant... l..:.~.-/:.:i; Other.................... . Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jew1sh ...... l.. ............ ; Cathohc ...... .;i........•..• ; Protestant... .. -5:.~'····; Other..................... . v.::::........... ; 2. 0 Yes Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1952. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit Council. O Yes ~No 0 No (If not, attach copies.) to~.2.J...f._ .. Units out of a total of... 2..,~~~~---Units in the ./J...... 4. During 1952 there were..... /. ... meetings of our Council and .. meetings of our Executive Board. District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1952, in .... of our Districts, and the rest averaged..3 .. meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in ... ~.of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged ........ /. ........ Roundtables. q,..... '.V···· 5. CQUncil annual meeting is in mo,:;th of __ 1 beg1nn1ng · · _____ '-;1"~~·-1.. L71 1'";:;:,a"·s; .t.... i• l " .••.• .'f:P}?:t:,%~1t'h·:'>~-,~~fficers and members elected at that time serve one year ~.1 ..•.. :~ .g' ~ 6. Council has .: .......• .......organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are............ ............... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize................. .in 1953 ................ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 7. Functioning of Council and ,.,.,....,..,Committees Number of Districts represented on each I Organization and Extension 'E) Leadership Training ,.. (p u ' If<~ t. ... . $ ~ :P"' # "' / •u ~ ./ 41>.if .•;JK•.. q_ l .)..... I "'.,,,. l '2- ..,.._. ~ 17 1.1 \') 8. This Council =:ot have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, starting............................ , 19....... . 9. This Council ~incorporated under the laws of this State. The corporate name is: '\)~ 10. \ . v :1: Finance List any other Committees Council has: ,.,'! ; r.trd"' Activities Health and Safety 0 v if~ ~·,r,, ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ,,,z ,,. '? ii' Ji"'· fr.,.~; ..... " Advancement C~lili'!ililll! v v. ~ Executive Board ~1 ~ (,y Council 1 No. of Members for 19)3 CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL c:t.~-~-~ d.....ii!W':>· .... c6:!..~~lfk:~-~~"'~':.:-j f!ii::e."().t~"'1.." i1..!f-4~.J,,,.,,,~"""· ;? ,,Pd""~·-··'· ...... . This Council has accepted its quota of C=U • foUow' io foU - · · ! 11. J1 BOYS' LIFE ,, J1 $/ ./.f2'.Lfor the year 1953, and agre~~.~o yay. it to the Treasurer of the National 1 ; '" ..~.. "!"'I '"""o" ol I ..)... ? .0. c... . .=> do1fo' "' moo•• ol I !; ........ Boys • L'f ;2,_,................ JC o'7o of our Boy SCO)!t an d Exp Jorer December 31, 1952, we h ad ... ·"-··'··"~ 1 e subsen'bers, .......... membership. Our objective for December 31, 1953, is: ....... / ...'i··O····: ....... Boys' Life subscribers, ............./....Q ...... % of our proposed Boy Scout and Explorer membership. · �Form 0-539A This copy for National Office O; Regional Office O; Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $---------- TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota ----------------------- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees ............ . Total ---------------------------------- J' Region No ...... 9. ····~~.-····· L"'"" c:,:ff t} Council No .....,..,) .... -.#······--"-···· • NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. At?i;;~··'""7:," • 7:;~f'c:' .~'fLl:":/f_':"*h- 'f.'."',:.•:~f- ·- -·,·h- - - -·- - -b·- : ············"······ - . _ ----················#····t<S,,,,..,,, ... :.................. or renew.a o c ar er or 1-Ie'(s quarters Cit}~ State 1. . .1..9.5..3. .,. . . . ._ ....J.....l.... e year eg1nn1ng u y , ,.h· ---,·h··--------·-,-Lornl leiodufncil , oge er w1 repor s as ca c or, Suf plementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (I any of the itc1ns arc not enclosed, please st.ate when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. $ 1. Charter Fee $-- 2. Payment of Quota $-- 3. Scouter Fees 4. ---············--·······Scouter Applications (No.) Date 5. Audit Report for 1952 Date 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1952, if any Date 7. Three year Pro,ram Goals for 1953 (Ten tests o Successful Scouting) Date 8 is enclosed · Roster will be mailed ·········-··· . Date was mailed . Date (Signed) ---- ----------------·--- Scout Executive 3200952 �Form 0-~39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1952 Name of CounciL ........ 1................................... '.'..' ...... :... :...1..7..·........ :~Y.'-: .......................................... . Region No. Headquarters City..............'-.. ':'/.:'.'L~!... ............................................State . Council No. f .!'..'.: .......................... . 7 The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this -Committee during the year 1952. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ... ~~ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following numbers of Health or Safety experts. Public Health .... ~~.'~ .. ; _Medicine.....~·... ; Aquatics ......':::·:~.; Fire Prevention .. ~.... ; Firearms .............. ; First Aid .....~----; Emergency Service.............. ; Farm Safety.............. ; Mountaineering .............. . if£.................... of our Units ( ...fl::.J:/.....:%) 2. During 1952 the meeting places of.. 3. During 1952 an inspection of the Council Camp ~ made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ... 0 4. .... were inspected. were inspected by the Committee. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such · h adequate insurance · b · ff d · 95 uses, wit coverage, A have 2 Utt een 1n e ect uring 1 2. 5. . 1 exam1nat1on . . . require . d f or a11 Pre-camp me d1ca 1s \V h o atten d th e counc1·1 camp as checked : scouts ............ I tlJ!''tA ~:; camp Leaders ..1?.\1'.J?p.; Food Handlers.f?.'q"/'P... Health condition recheck of Scouts) Leaders and Food Handlers...:. n1ade by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 6. We h!:'::ot a Mobilization Plan. 7. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .... 0?:·~~-~~(.(~-~(<;'f-.:~--~:~-:.'":~L .............. . ...... tt:~t.;-/:,s:f~---~;::-~:-.::·(;:_~~~,::l~ ..y ......................................................................................................................................................................... . 8. Our Program as planned for 1953 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ........ f·~-:·:-:........... . b) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ....... •::: ............... ; Council and Troop Camps ....... 1: ...•••......... ., c) Mobilization Plan .......................... . (Signed) Chairman, Health an<l Safety Committee Scout Executive 32009~2" (See Other Side) �ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHER.S TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six (6) issues per year. Free of charge to Members of Council Health and Safety Committee including Chairmen, but not other members, of District Health and Safety Committees. on Or~nization Also Council Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees and Extension, Camping and Activities and Leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, 1y2 c each. Address Name DP (> 7Hu.Pi1'1AN ' .J .h·C./,,,,_ ("15 f'tw Fc1"! ll "f5 t~ t::( /("' ~! :;1'"&: {\ I', (;p IJ . 5/¢'}! i.H .. q }q we::::r ;VI Ii !) i '.JI �Form 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1952 t'L~~~MITTE:,:;.-.-~- . Name of Counc1L ____ T !f""')? ..'.'.'..~'li·~E!,.cll.~..,:::~:,,·tJt".if,,1:ii'.'.::'.'...:~'.:::=:::::==±=J State _ .. , ~.,.Ji' •<- //vi;/' . Council No. ... , ................... __ _____________ , ...... ,.. /fl'#.,_,, .. '. Region No. _ _,;,~-'"--'__-..i,\_ _ ---····-··-····· :~~-c?'.:":1& .••• .,.•• ,,:~;:ii/;"t_"~~~---················-······· Headquarters City ···f--l.-~ . .t~-:r..c:.1:.'br..{1l':t-¥:·;·;"::: *'-" { II CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1952 / .,,, 1 ·--------------'~-------- ... Units (Note; Units include Total Twops and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) ?if(,, % of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP ····--·-·-2.. .l.:............. % 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ? . f.: . ~ _ _ _ Units -·-·--··---',;?.<J:_______ Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. •Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units '?,___z_ ____ Units and_E~t. re~or, /l ). plorer Units, Dec. 31, 1952) ........ / .. 'W f!o>"· / Q '?J' :};; Membership June 30, 1952 was.~:j~ ..... ~.-~ .... ,g;: .......Units* ,................... ~ ....-...... Boy Scouts and ExptOrers LONG TERM CAMPING (six or more consecutive days.)' Yearly Summary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. Number of Units ~\~"'" ,ft ~~~~E~:undl Site----1--"'e·~::..;'i)-!~;;,;J_:;-.:··~-1 2. Off Council S i t e - - - - 1 - - - " - - - B Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if camping period is six consecutive days or more .Number of Number of Unit v·~ Different Scouters Scouts & Explor;rs,. ').."!_. A. CHARTERED UNITS• WITH OWN ADULT 3. Total (1 & if 2)----1--,.J--'f'f----I ..,~ P:o;:s~~:~~ s~~--I_T_s_·--1---=x=x=x=-- 5. Off Council Site-----1-_;;X=X=X'-- t} '!i_ .,~----I~ I CJ:L!g_,> .1 k -- ,~ ii" ii ~1 1o;~-~ 3 t-'l_l - 1--~~--3~-----1 -~' .... 6. Total (4 '"""> XXX 1----~-·---1 1___·A~";_-_i;,_''1_-'__ 1 xxx xxx & 5)'----l--=X=X=X=-- C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6)_ 7. o/o of June 30, 1952 Boy Scout and Explorer IYfembership* * **In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Grand Total line C by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. Agricultural Service Camp ____ {/:_ __ scouts Forest ....O. ... Scouts Explorer Expedition, Cruise, Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc ,_~,:J.·:_Explorers Tours Outside Council Area ___ :Jl,,_scouts Sand Explorers ..... ?.::~~·.scouters ?? Number of Tours -~··1'!. ....... Tours Philmont Scout Ranch ..... !. ....Explorers _;s. _____Scouters Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ./J.J.Scouts )? b and Explorers ACTIVITIES 1953 PROGRAM I. SPECIAL EVENTS--1952 Event Camporee Circus Exposition Mobilization Pilgrimage Agricultural Fair Est. Attend. Number Held Cncl. Dist. Neigh. Scouts Public Event Planned (Check) When Where I i/ J I ). 1 r.:i .r~ ':P$_wJ ~-lL#U; /~ ~1t~,,­ tf{,,f·"''"''J; r3:.~.?,_,-\. \.-!!_.'' .fJZ,,~ . . !/ ·" 3200952 �II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted ........~J.t) ...... ; A survey of Civic Service needs 1 and opportunities w~s -~ade... :0'-:::t'?.-·-~·····; _We encourage Units to, p:~~ f~:_,·~G o,?d J:~r~~~"_.,to. t~eir,_neighb~r~~od ~E~}.~~ti:tut~ons.1-~--,,J.;. Our most successful C1v1c Service Event during the year was ..... C..t.... ~,.J.. , . ......... f!•••••••• t:J:. .. .i:.i.i0.'(/ .•.t::c...1-.. l:.. L..•••.•..1'.,._.,.~.. if......................... . 7 l 1952 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only)............ OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) $!0..~?.e.:.·:.:::~!::. Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ $;;/,.}.'f:/:...!.J.. .1 ..:.....•..~.\.''._.J_••'.·./·'··") !..••••·.)•• Camp F·ees ( N e,t less re f un ds ) .............................. f'.: if"'/·· • o Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff) ..................... . $......... :!.:2:.::..::. Transportation Fees (if any)................................ $ ...........£0:::.?.~~~. . . M a1ntenance & Repatrs.......................................... j '/£7 'i' Trading Post ·······································-················· $.. :~.-,;...•.•...'..:.:::.:. Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc................................. $.....~~-~-~--:.7.:f?. ::u;z 7 I . Miscellaneous ......................................................... . $....................... $.., ;J<i>/,f !... ...-.- .iv..;./. •••• P....... . 7 A. SUB TOTAL ......................................................... $.. /_)i'.../!.f,."~<i (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .................. $......£0.?1.!..f. Medical Service and Supplies ............................... . 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ............................. . Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc.................................... . 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their own leadership?..... . $........................ Program Material ................................. :............... . Transportation Expense (if any) ......................... . 3. What was the charge per camper per day where Trading Post ......................................................... . Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? .........................................,. ..... .. $....jf.::;-'............... Food ....................................................................... . Miscellaneous ............................................. "........... . 4. Do you plan camp expansion in the next 12 months? .............................. If so, estimate cost 5. If you have special funds now available for Camp Development, please give amount ........... . B. SUB TOTAL .......................................................... (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees) 6. If you plan to raise special funds in 1953 for Camp Development, please give the amounL....... $ GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A 7. Additional acreage acquired in 1951 and 1952 .. .. + B) .. .. Capital Funds expended for Camp Development. ...... . ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age AGES 15 Central Camp Staff* Provisional Scoutmasters Provisional Ass't SM's. ~ ~-'?. I. 18 -!:;,- 19 20 21 I I I 22 23 24 Over .:;t.., Total ' ,;).-/' 0 . *(Do not include Scoutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to progtam services such as Troop Cooking.) (Signed) ................................................................................................................... . Chairman, Camping and Activities Committees Scout Executive �Form O-S39F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1952 /) Nameof Council~~~~""-ll~/~4~/t~,~f~i~~~AL,~#!~£/_._::_C_P_1_·'-"-'-'=l.~=yj='=·s=·=4~=J:=·""'.:::::..'-~~~-I State 7:;;: ,W!)I Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY Col. 1 Col. /7~s·7 ,;;;;.j/ 7 ~1;.l? d-10, 2 "--~-==-=--11 Oual[fied Enrolled Dur mg Dec. 31, 19,2 19'2 Wolf Bear . :/,7-i? Lion I 7 :S 13~ J> 17'.S I Aerodynamics................................... 2-Aeronautics (Aviation) ... ../:!.......... 3-Agriculture.................... ......!:!.:......... 4-Airplane Design ...................!.:......... 5-Airplane Structure................ /........... 6-Angling (Fishing) ........ ...d ..J........ 7-Animal Industry.............. ../.'.'.'/......... 8-Archery.......................... ................... 9-Architecture.......................... Re:'....... 10-Art. ................................... }:2:':£....... I I-Astronomy............................ ':/········· 63 Leather Work.................... J'?o·······64-Life Saving........................c:~2....... . 65-Machinery...................... .....;!:.~......... 66-Marksmanship...................-?..7........ 67-Masonry.............................:2.5:......... 68-Mechanical Drawing..... ... L.i:. ........ 69-Metal Work................... ... li..7. ......... 70-Music............................. ....'2,z.'iJ. ..•••••. 71-Nut Culture....................................... 72-Painting......................... 'Zf~I:: ....... 73-Pathlinding......................... 9.:±::....... il4-2 3 ...•... 9-:'.~7.~, ..... ....................... 75-Photography ............... /..1f;·2,f. Health 74-Personal 76-Physical Develop ................. d.'J. ...... 77-Pigeon Raising........................./yr····· 78-Pionee:ing........................ L.7J..;/:j······ .................. . 79 Plumbrng..... 80-Pottery.........:;:::::::::::::::: ........ ~>".: 81-Poultry· Keeprng............ ......... ,,, ...... . ""'S-.?-J 9,_\~ Webelos Council No. · MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during 1952 (Scouts-not badges) Cub Scouts: Bobcat Region No. // ABAa~s;k~e !t'ry·~b· ·i·i·i·~· · g· :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· ~.i.7.:~ .?.":. :.:.:·:··· .. ··:·:·:·l·?i: N •• 15-Bee Keeping......................... ./.,....... 16--Beef Production ............. ····o·1~·:...... 17-Bird Study........................."1..r."?......... Troop Boy Scouts and See Note Membeu IS-Blacksmithing.................. ,!i!..7.......... Explorers: Below Only 19-Bookbinding.................. .. r.:JJ......... Tenderfoot .. ;.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· ·.·.·.·.·.·.( ~;:s-1 2 o~:=~ou~'l7~g·:.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ;)~?>7 w.. ~ ........................... :Z.,/......... 7,s>(j Second Class "7 7 22-Business 23-Camping........................ .. /...-'/.:?::...... First Class 24-Canoeing......................... ~k........ I c"J.'J (.~ 25-Carpentry..........................1f.7.......... Star .2t> 'I 26-Cement Work ................. ./.of;,....... I ............................,~.......... / 0 ;;, Life 0-Y" 27-Chemistry h.1p..................... ...+q·;:v .· .... ~~--······ 28- C1t1zens 29-Citrus Fruit ·Culture....... .·.·/·.·.·:£.!..•.·.· .......·.·.·.·.· Eagle .) "'! f? r.: 30-Coin Collecting............. I~ Total Troop Members I .:l-1, 31-Conservation.................. ..:.:1..01......... xxx =========f====="=~~==,K 32-Cooking........................... /.2"2~..... 33-Corn Farming,. ................... ,;;;:::1...... 34-Cotton Farming............. .......... L..... 82-Printing...................................:!........ 83-Public Health ....................!..?,,:!....... 84-Public Speaking............. ....1:7(:2 ...... 85-Rabbit Raising............... .... ,!L~':l: ...... 86-Radio......................................,.!........ 87-Reading...............................0:2..... .. 88-Reptile Study........: ........ ........ 89-Rocks and Minerals ............... ,;:'.... ... . /"Z · . .................. 90-Rowing........ 91-Safety...........·.·.-.-.-.---.--~~·-·.·.·.·.·.·-~ ..~:z?i:.:2•.:.-:~~-··· 92-Salesmanship ................. ········f'.·:~·"-93-Scholarshi p.................... ...... .Q.. + ..... 94-Sculpture ..................................,~: ...... 95-Seamanship ...................................... 96-Sheep Farming ................................ .. 37-Dog Care......................... ..?,.,:'?........ 38-Dramatics............................!.......... 39-Electricity....................... .dl.6. ......... 40-Farm Home ................... ... L.S::....... Layout. ..................... /./. .......... ---------+-----+------11 41-Farm 42-Farm Mechanics ..................Z......... - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - ' - - - - - - " 43-Farm Records ...................... / ....... 99-Small Grains .................. 100-Soil Management.. ................ ~~!. ...... IOI-Stalking............................./..:/'........ . l 02-Stamp Collecting........... ... :?.?:.(~....... ,..fl ............................'l 103-Surveying 3 ........ 4 10 -Swimming...................... ........T ....... 105-Taxidermy............................3 ......... . Total 'f.771 &) .r? '.3 1- s- 2 1 1f J-'9 o? If' 4../11 ..... ? ....... ;~=~~~~g::::::: ::::: :::::::::: : ::~::::::: ~~-~~?:!i°.~::::::::::::::~:::::.: ---------i-----+------11 ................... ::::::t.z::::::: ~t-~;~;~~:,;:?;i~~::::::::::::: :'f.:f.!::::::. ;~~~:::~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::: .::::~~2;'.::::::: ...... - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - 1 - - - - - · l l 46-First Aid ........................ .. 3?,.\~.:"?. ..... !OS-Woodcarving................. .... f:,,~; 47-First Aid to Animals ..... ..... ,..tE....... 109-Wood Turning .............. .........:J'i:: ..... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _,______ ,, 48-Forestry......................... ....•2.d....... l 10-Wood Work.................. .... ,S,-0>..·· 49-Foundry Practice............ ... ~?::.~·~....... l 11-Zoology................................. ;;.5. •••••••• . 112-Aviation............................................ =========i====="=====oU 50-Fruit Culture................. 51-Gardening..................... ::::Z~L:::::. 113-Citizenship in Home .......... NOTES: " -Community ......,.:?........... 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... ....... :!......... 114· ......... ··················· 115· ·7 Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys 1 rng ..... .' ..................... ....ti?...·......... 53-H'k' - N atlon who qualified during year, including those in Troops 54-Hog & Pork Prod ...................i: ....... l 16-World Brotherhood ........................... and Explorer Uni!S. .., · ·••..... 117-N~ t ure........................... ·················-· ................ .2·.c:J:~.J. 55--H ome Repa1:s Column 2.-Give figures for Troop members only, but !..!........ 118-Soil & Water Cons ......... ----············--...... ............... 56-Horse1nansh1p Troops. in Explorers and Scouts Boy both include ;u l 19-Wildlife Management...................... ===================•II 57-lndian Lore................... !f:......... Organizing Awards .1952 ;~=i~::~~~~f~il:::. ::::::::::::: ::.·.2~:::::·· i~~ ~:'.1~::L~~~.es_s::::::::·:::: ::::;ff.::::::::::: Scout Lifeguard Awards 1952 ......... TotaL.j:/.'2d'.:,;'il.. 60-Journalism ............................ /... .........1 41 ~r 61-Landscape Gardening .... ··--~~r~ ......... \ M.B~ Counselors in c·ouncil 62-Leathercraft ................... ...~!:.!:.':'.. ........ (Include registered and unregistered) /..P ............ . 32009~2 �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... %-:)_---!?_________ _ 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks ? ....................................................... -·-········ ...... ................. ......... ............... ...... %/..'?..::?........ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %/.'?...'?......... 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?............ %....'?d'.•..•S•.'-'..I ' ,,,.. 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects?..·-····························································· 0 %-----············· • 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ........................................................................................................ Yes... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and .erocedures. At'- /l/!17/l>NAI. Pot.icy;;: AAE U!fel:J (Signed) ............................. ···································-------...... Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive V. ' " ' ! p,; ;:J1sr.'1KG No.......... �Form 0-539B Rf.PORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1952 . Name of Counctl Headquarters City /)fl; ;] i · ·' .. · •.... n a..a.61.A./·•· ; I J'''. >' · "''; ,,,) x:· ., ,.rlf<.--~· Council No_•_•·•-'---- Stat .,.;%,;;"''··· •·· / (Please we only following classification.' This is for purpose of National record and comparison) I. Operating Expenditures: BUDGET-1953 Indicate period covered if other than EXPENDITURES-1952 (NET) calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col, 2) Column 3 . saIar1es . • ................. 11-~~"-'~~-~--1-----------1---~-~~~ $ >;;> 0 Rs; D; $ $ ;?2,~.,,--11 o({S:o1 $ ,;:, 00 1. E xecut 1ve Lr .;)(:i, .:)() . S J • 9 ,9¢s;, SS '!, 7'f"J:j";f / 0, :? oo , 00 2. Office a anes.............................. 11---<.~-~~--1----------1----'--'-~----11-~-_,,,__ __ __ !, ;i, <) 93 ) , i./j ,_,f(, 9 3. J_ . ··f " 3. Retirement Contrib'ns_...-.... 11--~"""'"--'-"'""-'-""---l•------~--~1---'+-""'-'--"'-'+--""--ll --~"':,,,·,..c_J=,. :-._~,.,"'}~'~·'-'-'-''-·.~ (~--:_,;__· 1 4. Rent, Light, Heat, TeL....... 1 --~3,=•~?~£~_.'-5'-:·tJ~--'-/--- 1 -----------i---~47-~«'-·~G-'-0'-·-~-='-'-=~·--ll ---'«"'"..,--,..a.,.·._t._··'-1;;~,;"-"''"'-:>"'o'-5_ OfficeSupplies ......................... 11-~~.J,,__-'/-''"'?-'~"'0 ~·"'-;"',;;i_._ _ l - - - - - - - - - - l - - - - =1"'·,,_)-'''-~"J-''-''-f_r_··-11--~":;.,.__'-l_<_•_D_,_J-'\:'-'•<J "' ; ., ; , - 3 1 J .,7 / 'Y' , ,.n 6. Postage....·-···-···-····-····-··········-·····"-~s-+·-'J~-~,;.;~,'-'-"'-·'--1----------1--~'7-"'~'--~1 -~--~--11--~0'-;'-·"-'../_--<=--··-··,~r~"),'" __,~7, Field Expense · ) • • · 1} ' •• • ' - - ? 7 / ii, 3 >· (incl. Transportation ..... -... 11 ___·.:,f~Z.:./-'--'-"'"'""""-'-"'-· --1-----------1---'"'°"'+•-'-'-'--'7'-'---8. Public Relations.------·--·----·--ii----,--,---:,,---,---,,,.--1-----.,,~~""'""--1-----,,,--7"---11 ----~---1 9. Camping ···-························ll-~·,,_,tP~J"--'7"'"-:?:.·;.;"-:'-,."'~~:..-H!i_'_ 1 __~/~c;~.:J::.~:_·:.1,:.:t!_:_."!/_.!.7__ 1___'4 7,_,6'-----'c:.''-' ='"'.:./L-'':.l_.__ 11 ___,.!:,..<.z~~;_.,;.,~----·_CJ_1~''.>__ 10. J:,,eda<lCersh ipTraining / l? .'>'. 7 _'/'I /:?.S' 7, if/ 7 :2.3.&o .. an on 1erences ..... -...................11---'""'-""-~-'-'-'--'-'-'-1-----------l·---'--'""--"-.Ll.-'-''----ll ---~------1 . IQ t / -P;;,1,:;--:·oo 7;; \",oo //l'':n:),o.J 11 , N a t rnna uo a........................... 11----~=-"-=--•1----------1----'-""'-~=---11-·--4'-'-"'='-"-"--7S"~~ 7S':Du 7S.e_:ot) 12, Ch ar t er F'ee ..................................11----....l.-"'-'""-"----l----------l----..L."'-' -""d....--ll ---~~~--13. Circuses, M. B. Shows . 't'1es................ll---'-'-'"'-'--',..,+-'-' 1P 't'l -'-"P'--l----"S>.,.-"--'--"'-'"'--=---1----"~=:::'-"--"'"'-7!!o 7.:J.:?o p;;,<,.f!/__ an doth er At c 1v1 · E d't 'liUJ 1 ifiJ"'"~,2"1 14. Campa1gn xpen t ures ....... 11 -----~~--1----------1----~~-'lS. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) l l - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - /Y.;;... oo 1 '-'/~O-·__ 16. Insurance...................---............. 11 ___~;_·,..'}_,?~-,..-~;,..D.·--::--ll----------i---~/_,'/,,,."?_, 17. Miscellane,aus.....-................ -....... -----'S:r·~"l'r-·:-:-·~'f,..'.4}>,.,·~',,.t__ ----------l--'-/w''-'"'<t'-'.£")-"L'wLi~'"-i_,ci 181 ,;,¥?-,,c:;;:-.:.'.//,;.. .,,_.~_.,,\,/'. / ;:.i,r1J,,2·,l~<J /,..3,,/~7~1{;-;,,'/ s: F) • 1 .__ 1-1. {'1;, de ,_._ ,.. ,, ·Id''I, '1-8 /, y.,)"·"· .; .! 'ff! /). '.::J \i TOTAL OPERATING1 1 - - - - - - - - 11. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment ..........11 ___.,/'-''~"~<'-'_s.:..·;_s_·,_,___1 I l/j"'" .77 2. Camp Property ·········----;i---------1 J, Automobile -------------------;1---------1 III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE ---------------·---111 1"~------1---------1--------1 2. Registrations --···--------·----11"-~"',,_"_,;'5--'2'-,.:..?.:..'_7_~'-J--1--",!'-f-';'-'-'!/--'('-':-.""·-;_·.:"~---ll-----"c'1~"'L7-'/-''";"'_;,.::ct:__ 1 5 ~" 3. / 7" . -······-··--·-···ll-~·"'''-t-'""')~"'-d~··c='°'-'-'--,- ,'"I "' / q ,L ""~--J~·~~---i---~,,,_,-'''-''~~.1..~~>~· I ' I c'' _ _ 1_'_" 3. Scout S upp I1es 1 -~-r-.,,,1 / 1 JJ_,~,LI~ ! '1 TOTAL REVOL VING111-"'-/-f''"-:",,._o'-"=:;,~'-·~'-'··,L!_ _ ll-+l~;Jc--;/-"'"'-''-1"~~.:..~-''-/_,,ll=----'--l!--"-17 _'-'".c-1-..:<:..::'L/-''-'-7..:'-::.'--1 IV. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) ________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 11 *Salary ite1ns should include total salaries, but should n:it include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as (Special Receipts,.bnly such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain CoUncil activities. -- -Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 3200952 �Analysis of income from contributions for 1952. Income fro_m_areas where Council participates in Community Chest 0)5 $ ffe' I ''i/i'"' I Q, /,<)•'l 1 ~· '-'"·i Total for Capital purposes .................................... $ Total Income not participate in Chest Supplemental contributions Chest Total for Council Operation .................................. Income from areas where Council does $ 7""'''''} ·~·.0<.J \' ,, ' $ 1;- t>' ; /,,;', ,,} $ G:;;. .' 76)'/:7() $7 </08 7,;J,o ' s"" '/;o $ ! For the 1953 budget outlined on preceding page $-----------..nas been raised to date. Budget for 1954, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about (Date) Assets, 12-31-52 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ . ,~; lh > J' > •Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale I, .?, £, ;J, ;{, ·") Office Equipment Securities l,1 f,'; o_t\? I ,, f? Automobile ,/;" ,')' ;! j j :;t.-1 •Present Value TOTAL Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-52 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ ,;) · if/,,,)". ;j·y Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable ' ' $------ Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL .3' <i t"yj) ~ Our accounts will be ~--- ')<"'' TOTAL _ _ _ __ /-<.J/,. --tL~--·i("·9-·"*'--<':_ <J· ) ,__.,µ/(,J rl... (?-- (':.$"'·,.; ,,;,....,-..,,,:/l;c.. f;, _:;rf; (State Z.hether professional accou~tants or a~dtt~comniliiee_)_ _ _ _ _ _ __ We request continuation of present credit lirnit by Supply Service Division and \vill n1aintain our account 011 a 30 day basis~ (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here:$-------··) This Council has established a Trust Fund controlled by an approved Declaration of Trust and administered by Trustees. / (Check yes or no) Yes ,/ No (See Note Below) The amount of this Trust Fund December 31, 1952, was$ fa o ""'5 .• Do Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following daies in 1953_____________ Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Signed) Chuirman, Finance Committee Scout Executive Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. �Form 0~39H 1952 THREE YEAR PR01GRAM REPORT I/ Name of Council Note: This report will furnish basis for Council Award for 1952. Order form for Council and District awards on other side. ''\\;f I/ ~ ~ (.Y'..fi.~~~'.:~_,: __tft:~4!f.1f~.-:. ......... _ ....... Headquarters City .. ~ -~§ State ..... '~~,l.a:,.,,4./_:_!ik_:'.\1! JI. ~" })1,#.:;t:rV-::'t:._:_ j--·-·~"~''.'k~':'.'.~_·.-:::________ ~-----··---····---·· "TEN TESTS OF ACTUAL NUMBER 1951 SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING" INCREASE ADOPTED FOR 1952 Regio~ No. (IN NOS. NOT %) INCREASE ATTAINED IN 1952 (2) (3) ( 4) '7o ADOPTED INCREASE ACHIEVED TOTAL GOAL (MAXIr-.1UM ACHIEVED SCORE lOOo/o ( 5) FUNCTIONING MANPOWER ;1;-3 I (6**) --,, !J I f.c;? '·?""'4;> \,, 3f -:J (J !ll)J:' 2"~.") ..,::::;,,., J / "ti/ --11 I 7 L/ I 7 IJ~? 1. Nu1nbcr of Units with Two Deep Leadership:t (21 years or older) 2. Number of top lJnit Leaders with basic training:!· I l b'Z I l / {:! f~) ' ,- &.> /(!~ - t f 3. Number of Com111issioners. QUALITY PROGRAM Number of Units engaging in one of the following: 0 4. Outdoor Activities--with an emphasis on conserv(ttion projects:!· Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. Troops providing a minimi1m of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year, including for Crews in the Troop at least one high adventure expedition* or cruise in addition. Explorer Units providing a 1ninilnum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year including at le.a.st one high adventure expedition* or cruise. 5. Total n\1mber of advance1nents in rank during the 5'- ·--·-~--~~::;~'\,~:,~}- .. -- Council No. ..-d ..... wt..... !/c----- TOTAL GOAL FOR 1952 (I) r-~/ year.'~ {" <r' ·r1v :!/ p"I'', ,~I / / .,) ·"""'"'. l ""'" ~~1 r" /" 7Cf ) ! 27 11 ! ')/ 0 To qualify for the award a Council or District must have an increase in boy 1ne1nbership equal to one boy per Unit as of Dec. 31, 19.52, over the total boy membershif of Dec. 31, 19.51, and must achieve at least 80% o its combined goals in the ten itc111s above. ~ !J- 71,,, l :Jr5 (,,. 7 tf D I$ J " _,,.!; l ! _/ 1 2 ;;:" -~> " (p q.c~ ." f' 1 ·{ 10. Total number of boys enrolled. J.. ,';#l''J/l ""; ~~ fl i !J_ 6~- 9. Number of Dropped Units (?vfinus dropped.reregistered). ! .)'""'·<;,, j/~ / 8. Number of New Units. ')./ £,..,,, "'-''"'"*"fl'""'> ' ( 7. Nutnber of BOYS' LIFE subscribers.t INCREASED MEMBERSHIP /_p 0 .....,. !;;- ';t,,, l {_,, _) Lo I/ I 6. Number of Troop Members of First Class Rank or higher as of Dec. 31st. -,,,.. Decrease of -""'"'.;> _:. 'if Cf L/ 7 '';> ,,., "') id!:. I tJ """"'"'"'""' Decrease~ 1.,5 t/-J.. j'(, Signed COUNCIL PRESIDENT (OR DISTRICT CHAIRMAN) SCOUT EXECUTIVE (OR DISTRICT EXECUTIVE) tSee Operating Guide Book, 1952·53 Supplen1ent, for interpretations. *Such as an experience at Philmont Scout Ranch. **Formula: Column (4) divided by Column (2) times 100 equals percenL1ge. Example: Suppose under ite1n ( 6) the Conn· cil bad 1200 First Class Scouts as of Dcce111ber 31, 19Yl., that during 1952 they ain1cd to increase this nutnber by 300. Enter 1200 in Column (1), 300 in Column (2) and 1.500 in Column (3). At the end of 1952 the Council finds that it bas <1n increase of 250 First Class Scouts. Enter this in Column (4) and 1450 in Column (.5). You wdl obtain the percentage for Column (6) as follows Col. (4) Nu1nber Achieved - 2.50 Col. (2) Adopted increase - 300 X lOO 83.3% Total o/o's in Col. 6 and divide by 10. = 32009~2 �ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT THREE YEAR PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1952 Name of Council. .............................................................................. State ........................................ . Region No ............................ . Headquarters City ..................................................................................................................... . Council No. ......................... . It is certified that this Council and its Districts have qualified for Three Year Program awards for 1952 as indicated below, and requests that said awards be sent to the Council. (Signed) Scout Executive NUMBER REQUESTED . TYPE OF AWARD* COUNCIL x \ .. Forwar d on Liberty's Team" Flag ' /') Gold Honor Award or •'•" Gold Merit Award /? ·"''- Silver Honor Award or Silver Merit Award Blue Honor Award or --· . Blue Merit Award J DISTRICT & () <~) t'> (k () () (~) ·I;,~) \.J {':? t::::) *For requirements and basis of the above awards, refer to pages 4 and 5 of "Forward on Liberty's Team Operating Guide Book for the first year of the Three Year Program," published in July, 1951. Interpretations of several of the items in the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting" will be found in the 1952-1953 Supplement to Operating Guide Book. ��Form 0·53.9.;J:\oi, "'ii'"''""' This copy for National Office O; Regional Office O; Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy) DO NOT WRITE HERE / TRANSMITTAL SHEET Charter Fee $-----------Quota -------------------------- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees ......... . Total ------------------- ---------------- Region No ..... I. Council No ..... ~ .. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the................ -(~bi,~*l!!M······································ ................................................................. ..... Local Council ............. M~:ihS'...£.::4i···I£@'.<;;~·k*l;(lft~ ........... .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1953, together with reports as called for, Headquarters C1ty, State Supple1nenting tbis application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee $...... . 2. Payment of Quota $ 3. Scouter Fees \4. .. .................... ,.Scouter Applications Yes or No (No.) . 5. Audit Report for 1952 Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1952, if any Date I)_ Date .......t"~ii ______ _ Yes or No Date fll!$ 7. Three year Profram Goals for 1953 (Ten tests o Successful Scouting) Yes or No Date enclosed 8 · Roster is will be mailed Date was mailed - --•- _____ !l:@~y, ___ l9.G3 __ Date 3200952 �FormQ.539 REGION No ... JI...... COUNCIL No .. Jilt APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1953 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERKA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The IJ~(1~~-~'.lf. ........................................................................ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at. .... !!!it.S..L.. :ilil.M.... J.t\•.. ~-~Xill!o .. i~illiilll!.B: ........................................................ (Local Mailing Address) (State) (City and Zone) ' "'"""'"'& l\\lilt'i "'""" ..'""ii"·· h'l<-' ""' ')"'OO:'°'"' if.w...w-.f•• .?~~'l'(~'.:'h.~-·-'·····-' .. ~---~-~tf.. . . d"1c t"ion over ("in d"1cate en t.tre A rea ) .~.,,~i¥M-.~---Tu'w.iL . Juris and h av1ng "''"'"''"" >"> ••CJ"'''"'·~ >•-" ~-"-" 1... ,__. ~.~1-~ t .,,...,....... r· ...--A~•• md..-Ji!W..'~-~-°i:>'~£•--.\-~-~-~--"'•-m~*uw~--4?.,li:iJf&li...;;;';l~#-:¥'~··•-· •"''"''G''"" ''••>&.~ ·· •.•%Jw V.w.~Vfl--• · ,.,..__.,,,:.~;.i;~:iiwl;...-..-W. •.-~llo'..-Wl>m-q ;t.;~,,,,&;;.-...;;J .,.,,. ifAJJ.~i;D... ~.f..~t ~"$.~.l!•fl~--~~m11t..l.1J'--i\1&.9.•....................................................................... .. ------------------------------·---··----------··············--··---·--········--···········---···-····-------.-------·--······-------··········-·-----·----------------------- hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1953. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1952 and Objectives for 1953 arc offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts -of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ..;l@ll~...l:0..............................................19..•., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy S~outs of America in accordance with ., '.~':;):i~··~··=P·""~ ~fi"' "'I~~J};Y:-f,1-11 ~;: E;;~ . .:. .'G.. .m~,~ Treasurer { BOY SCOUTS . OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32009!i2 �!. On December 31, 1952, we had .;!,~~---····· "Chartered Institutions" in our territo~ each of which sponsored one or n:or~. Scou.tin:g Units. At t~e same time the n;,cmbership of our Council was composed of ....~..~ ................ "Institutional Rep!esenta· ttvcs andlW.................. Members at large . To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our terri- tory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: . Councixonly (check) : Religious ......l!I .............:... ; ljgucational... .... 1L ............. ; labor......... J. ............. ; C:iv!c ........~; ........ ,.L.; Busmess........ ,............... ; Farm......................... . ..·__. _•"' ~ e;1·· Council (Give number of each) : Jewish ....,:'.':............. ; Catholic. ...~!$!.•.•••..... ; Protestan~.......::;., ....... ; Other.................... . Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish .......:J.............. ; Catholic. ..... •"··········; Protestant.. .....H ........ ; Other.................... . 2. Amendments to our Constitution. and By-Laws were adopted in -1952. These amendments have been appro'ved by the National Council. O Iii O Yes Yes O No No (If not, attach copies); 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to~l4. ............Units out of a total oL~~ ...........Units in the Council. 4. During l952 there were..~: ...... tneetings of our Counciland .. J~ meetings of our Executive Boiled. District Committees met monthly, ( exce~t Jul' and August~ d~ring 1952, in:··:A ......:of _our Districts, and _the rest averaged ..JLmeetings. Roundtables were held monthly m.....•........ of our Districts. The remainrng Districts averaged ..... ,...11......... Roundtables, · ...... Council annual meetin$ is in month of.....~!il~.~---····---Officers and members elected at that time serve one year , 5. beginning~-~~ll;t~·...1:•... ~~~""---·············· · 6. This Council has ... __ ,i} ...................organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are............ J:L. .. Districts yet to be organized. Ofthese we will organize................. .in 1953 ................ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Number of Districts repre- 7. Functioning of Council and Committees sentcd on each . II Executive Board Otgn.nization and Extension •., . Leadership Training !-< ~ ~ 0 u ~ I II Council ..,..,"' CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL ~d Activities t $ Health and Safety e Advancement Oalllpitig El P:gbJ,ic 1l:ei:Lati$:111 4 .,,,,, ~ :I ,.. - ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. ~ I -- 12 J l~ JL lZ -- 6 Finance List any other Committees Council has: , ~ . No. of Members for 1953 . 2lll 1 .17 .. I . - ·. .. . ~ 8. This Council !~~~not 9. This Council ;~- incorporated have a long. range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, starting............................ , 19........ under the laws of this State. The corporate name is: ~.l:ii()~Z!.1-~~~' ~~ • . ~l ~~~~t.l*. ~f. ~~~!1'-lil!J . ~~!'. . . . .. .... . ..... .... . .. .. . . . .. 10. This Council h.S accepted its quota of 1:'-:1.()(')...... for the year 1953, and agrees to_12ay it to the Treasurer of the National . full herewith, . $...................... ; m · .............. 2 equal payments of $............................ StlU.OO · the months of Council. as follows: m each dunng . ____M11;y. 11. e>.l'ld, !f()Y~l~;r,. BOYS' LIFE ............ .o.; ...•1................;.................................. .................................................................................... __ _ 24 .. ......................................................... .. On December 3~, 1952, we had ......1.~.1.~---·········;Boys' Li:eelfbscribers, ·····;·····:············ o/o_ of our BoY.Jdicout and Explorer membership. Our objective for December .31; 1953, is .................................... Boys Life subsrnbers, ............................ o/o of our proposed Boy Scout and Explorer membership. �Form 0-539, ·REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1952 -~iu•'---------- State Headquarters City ----"Mf!!l!!h"". ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Col. t <j)al!fied unng 1952 . Cub Scouts: Bobcat Col. 2 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1952 lfi? 1'3417 Wolf 4:ll8 Bear 319.6 ;116 1:68 Lion Webelos 173 95 51 11 Total l':!Wl 12834 Boy Scouts and Explorers: Tenderfoot Second Class First Class Star Life Eagle Total Troop Members Apprentice Bronze Award . Se:e Note Below c;(:fj-t/)!j ft!(} $!.~ ri Silver Award ..-_.. ---- xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx Council No. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges ear~ed during 1952 1-Aerodyna.mics ..........................~r....... 2-Aeronaut1cs ( Av1at10n) ................... 3-Agriculture............................4......... 4-Airplane Design .... c...•••. 5-Atrpl_ane Structure................ ......... 7 6-Anl\lmg (F1shmg) ........ ·····fiJ········ 7-Ammal Industry............ ................... 8-Archery.......................... ········:11········ • 9-Architecture.....:············· 10-Art...................,............. ................... 11-Astron.omy....................... :n;········· 1 ......... 12-Athlettcs.:·:···················· ..... 11 ..······ 13-Automobtlmg................ ·····e·ir 14--Basketry..:······················ ·······i-······· 15-Bee Keepmg.:················ ....... ......... 16-Beef Product10n .................. .4 ......... 8 16 17-Bird Study..................... ·····rn········· 18-Blacks:nithing............... ·····2:t········· 19-Bookbmdmg......................... ......... ·······!-········ ·····5fi········ 4 63-Leather Work. .....................; ....... . 64--Life S_aving..........................•........ 65-Machmery...................... ······f'H········· 66-Marksmanship ............... ······iie········· 67-Masonr~···············:········· ..... li!I."········· 68-Mechanical Drawing.......... 117......... 69-Metal Work. .................. ······1>,a········· 70-Music. ............................................... . 71-Nut Culture........................ ......... 72-Palnting:······"--!.............•... 3111 11l!li.......• 73-Pathfindmg.................... -··t@llf········ 74--Personal Health ............. ······~········· 7 5-Phot?graphy.................. ······mr······... 76__Phystcal Develop ........... ·······i········· 77 P~geon Ra1smg.................. l"f-$········· 78-P10nee:mg..................... -····w········· 79=Plumbmg .............................. _........ ., ........ . 80 Pottery .................................. 1 81-Poultry-Keeping.................... .......... 9 ;~=~~~~?~ii::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::i::::::::· ~~-~~~ti~ff~~ith:::::::::::::::: :::Eg.::::::::: :Jt'! 9$ 4 Ace hna. 22-Business ......................... ·t~ll········ 23-Campmg........................ ·····l_lG········· 300 24-Canoemg....................... ···t~········· 25-Carpentry....................... ·····1,j!J········· a:l4 f.S'~ 26-Cement Work. ..................... 5 ......... ···-t::a········· 103 lfl'SL1 27-Chemistry...................... 28-Citizenship..................... ................... 74 1.~,.,;1r29-Citrus Fruit Culture ..........1.4 ......... ~ ~.,. '.l.f 30-Coin Coll~cting............. ····ze········· lf})/j,%41 31-Cons~rvatwn .................. ···ltfl········· xxx 32-Cookmg.... :···················· ·····15t········· 33-Com Farmmg................ ·······1········· 117 xxx 34-Cotton Farming............. ·······-5········· Ul xxx Ml Craftsman Troop ?vfemhets Only ;;451 Gold Award Observer Region No. lilHlOI{A..!M,W Name of Council 84--Public Spe_aking............. ·····a·······85-Rabbit Ra1smg...........•... ········1·········· ..... 9 ......... 86-Rad10 ........... · 87-Read_ing....... :::::::::::::::::: .........,.:....... 88-Repttle Study:················ ·······s-········· 89-Rocks and Mmerals ....... ····-:i7········· 90-Rowmg.......................... ··;\'l2a-········· 91-Safety .........:··················· ·····l:it········· 92-Salesmans.h1p ......................67......... 93-Scholarshtp ........................... .......... 8 94-Sculpture........................................... 95-Seamanship....................................... 96-Sheep Farming.................................. : ~i~ ~ ~ ~ r -~ ~ 1r;s: ~: : :~:~: : :~:~ ~-: ::::i-::::::: l~~ !~ii~r;;:~~~~.: : : :~ :····a········· 39-Electncity...................... ·····lti········ 101-Stalkmg.........:··············· 40-Farm Home ................... ·····lt········ 102-Stamp .Collectrng........... -······t········· 41-Farm Layout..:··············· ·······'I········ 103-Sm:veymg....................... ····1113········· :::::::::: ::::si:::::::: :~n::t~~::-::·:~::::.:-:::::::._. ·::::::.!·_.:_:_:.·.-:::.:_ :~ ~::~ ~e~:d~l~S: .., Pn':'tmg ............. ··:i.Dl;········· 44-F~nger 45-F1remansh1p ................... ··1!0·:\J········· 107-Weather...:····················· ·····4-5········· I Ordinary 108-Woodcarvm,g................. ·······it········· 46-First Aid ........................ 47-First Aid to Animals...... ····ti@········ 109-Wood Turnmg .............. ·····N········· Able 48-Forestry .......... :··············· ·····l'a'l········ 110-Wood Work .................. -······lll········· I 49-Foundry Practice............ ................. 111-Zoology............................................ . Quartermaster I ========='====="=====•II 50-Fruit C~lture ................. ····l&········· 112-Aviation.:·····:················· .......4.......... 51-Gardenmg..................... ······'I········· ll3-Ctt1zensh1p rn Home........... 3 ......... NOTES: -Community ................... . " 52-Grasses, Legumes ............. -fl,,.········· 114-Column 1.-For all ranks report total number ·of boys &· .... 115- " -Nation ............................ 53-Hiking........................... who qualified during year, including those in Troops 116-World Brotherhood .......................... . 54--Hog & Pork Prod ........... and Explorer Unifs. 117-N~ture............................................. . ····U.-········· ................ Repairs 5--Home 5 Column 2.-Give fi'gures for Troop members only, but 56-Horsemanship............... ······ft········· 118-Sotl & Water Cons ......... ··················include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. 57-Indian Lore................... ······iil········· 119-Wildlife Management ..................... . 58-lnsect Life .......................... .1........ 120-Personal.Fitness............. ······-~········· Organizing Awards 1952 - - - - - - - - - · " 59-lnterpreting.........................1.......... 121-Ratlroadmg.......................4.Jl!!U ... . --------TotaL.,S?i-········ 60-Journalism ............................IL........ 10 Scout Lifeguard Awards 1952 ................................. 6 1-Lan~capefGardening ... ---~·-········!. M.B. Coun:elors in CouncU __. _ __ -- ·······&········ :iiji.,. : ....:. 6 2-Leat ercra t-···--·------------ ·-·····---------··· (Include reg1stered and unregistered) 3200952 �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?______ %----~--------- 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Cl ass Ranks ? ·-·--.. ··----·-· ·----·-·-----------------------------------------------------·----------------------------------.. ···-- %---·100 .............. 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %--~:: ....... . f or Eag Ie Ran k'. -··-·-······ 4. What percent of T roops con ducte d T roop Boards of Rev1ew t'I ('l!f' ••tl'iot) %---·-·-·······-·-' 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects?.........·-····-···-····------·-··········------------------------ () %----··-······----· 6; Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? -·-·----··-··-··-·--·-----·-·--······--·-----·---····-----------·--------------------------------------- Yes... ~---· No......... . ~ p Chairman, Advancemen,t Committee . µ,,. ./! /2-o _ :~0- /#~ out Executive _ . �ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT THREE YEAR PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1952 . ............................................................................... ~¢141!.'411\~ fdl!!!llcQ ... Name of Counc11. State ................. :...................... . Headquarters City...~.~i.:~.~'.f...~~~~~.~~. ................. .......... . . .... ... .............................. . Region No .......... JI!.............. Council No. ... :~~··············· . It is certified that this Council and its Districts have qualified for Three Year Program awards for 1952 as indicated below, and requests that said awards be sent to the Council. NUMBER REQUESTED TYPE OF AWARD* COUNCIL DISTRICT .x 4, Gold Honor Award or 0 fj Gold Merit Award ·fl) "Forward on Liberty's Team" Flag . Silver Honor Award or Silver Merit Award - Blue Honor Award or Blue Merit Award .. ~) fl () h tJ @ /\. ,,,, (/} I) - *For requirements and basis of the above awards, refer to pages 4 and 5 of "Forward on Liberty's Team Operating Guide Book for the first year of the Three Year Program," published in July, 1951. Interpretations of several of the items in the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting" will be found in the 1952-1953 Supplement to Operating Guide Book. �Form 0~39H 1952 THREE YEAR PROGRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish basis for Council Award for 1952. Order form for Council and District awards on other side. . _________________________________ O~l<.Mill~ 'Ii~$~ Name of Counc1L ····--··-····-----------·-····-·--······-···· .s tate ------------··-······------···-·-··---···· Region No ........ IL .............. . Headquarters City.........~~~!Y.':i£\J... '-~~Ji~!L .......................................................................... "TEN TESTS OF INCREASE ADOPTED FOR ACTUAL NUMBER SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING" INCREASE AT· TAINED IN TOTAL GOAL FOR 1952 ...1................ .. Council No. % ADOPTED INCREASE ACHIEVED TOTAL GOAL (tfAXIMUM ACHIEVED SCORE lOOo/c 1951 (IN NOS. NOT 'o/c) ( 1) (2) (3) ( 4) ( 5) (6**) 1153 lll! :Uli l\11 l$~ 61&. $ llJ ~*' lf iois ~ 1lfll lK}{) '1'i ~l.!'* 1952 1952 FUNCTIONING MANPOWER !. Number of Units with Two Deep . ( 21 years or older) Leadership:~ 2. Number of top Unit Leaders with basic training:!· 3. Number of Comn1issioners. '' QUALITY PROGRAM h l Number of Units engaging in one of the following: 4. Outdoor Activities-with an emphasis on conservation projects:!· Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. Troops providing a minimum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year, including for Crews in the Troop at least one high adventure expedition* or cruise in addition. Explorer Units providing a minimum of IO days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year including at least one high adventure expedition* or cruise. 5. Total number of advancements in rank during the year:!· l&lft Ul-M 6. Number of Troop Members of First Class Rank or higher as of D.ec. 31st. 7. Number of BOYS' LIFE ; 11 ),.<!.@ .00 1~~ ~~ ~~ 1.f;fil \I.(){) - l\1.€) iiil,I tl'J'f l~ 4116 1~ .10'16 ttG 11M 'l@J) ~1i 4& ~ 4.? fil' ~ • Decrease of subscribers:~ l.tl!l 100 INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. Number of New Units. 9, Number of Dropped Units (Minus dropped.reregistered), 10. Total number of boys enrolled. To qualify for the award a Council or District must have an increase in boy 1necnbership equal to one boy per Unit as of Dec. 3 1, 195 2, over the total bo y mcmbershi of Dec. 31, 1951, and must achieve at least 80% of its combined goals in the ten items above . ~., • I ,. ,.~ C·~i/c,',/r,, Signed .......... . I ; I ~ 11' l'A4$ I .,. Decrease of i~ I I 1 ~- i If~~ Jf'Jt1 .lt"'} I .A., /,.. . ;, -I,/ .{ ,\t)'l-' /'" . -~~,~~---~h ...11~.............................. .. DATE '!-See Operating Guide Book, 1952-53 Suppkn1ent, for interpretations, *Such as an experience at Philmont Scout Ranch. **Formula: Column (4) divided by Column (2) tirnes 100 equals percentage. Example: Suppose under ite1n ( 6) the Coun· cil had 1200 First Class Scouts as of December 31, 1951, that during 1952 tbcy aimed to incrense this number by 300. Enter 1200 in Column (1). 300 in Colu1nn (2) and 1500 in Column ( 3). At the end of 1952 the Council finds that it has an increase of 250 First Class Scouts. Enter this in Column (4) and 1450 in Column (5). You will obtain the percentage for Colutnn (6) as follows Col. (4) Number Achieved - 250 83.3o/o Col. (2) Adopted Increase - 300 X lOO Total %'s in Col. 6 and divide by 10. = 3200952 �Po.rm Q.5390 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1952 Nrune of Council. ....... J;!•.~~~f~'llf................................................ State Headquarters City CAMPING Region No. _ __,.!it,,__"'_ __ Council No. .'1~~---·························· ·····"''•1:\t'!\ ......................................................................................................... CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1952 · (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Un_its) !13...............Units ......... GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) ·····---~~·-~··············% % of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ~~ . ............................ Units ....•.•i\!:. ............. Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping ...............Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, TotalTroops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1952) .... :.~a.ia •Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patro!s, Tribes, and Explorer Units .B S..couts and Exp lorerS * ~5 U . June 3O, 1952 was ......ll,J)3; ~ ..•.... ~................. nits ,............-.................. oy Mem bers h1p LONG TERM CAMPING (Six or more consecutive days.) Yearly Sum1nary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils; Number of Different Scouts & Explorers Number of Units A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site 2. Off Council Site .~ 3. Total (1 & 2) B. PROVISIONAL UNITS* 4. On Council Site 6. Total (4 & 5) C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) 7. % of June 30, 1952 Boy Scout and Explorer Membership** 48 ~ I ~:n1 t!l3 • xxx ;n.oG ............ Scouts . .. . .. (} '!1 .....64.....Scouts · and Explorers ..... :'...... Explorers .. .. $5 ········· .. Scouters Number of Tours 3 .. Tours ......... Philmont Scout Ranch ········· :i. .. xxx % Forest Tours Outside Council Are·a I H U'i' ............ Scouts Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc I'd 4? fl Agricultural Service Camp Explorer Expedition, Cruise, ~4 xxx xxx xxx xxx 5. Off Council Sit· is six consecutive daj.rs or more Number of Unit Scouters <Jim ~t~ a Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if crunping period .. Explorers a Scouters ............ lS~ **In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Gr.and Total line C by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. . Negro Scouts rn Long Term Camps .......... :.Scouts U and Explorers ACTIVITIES 1953 PROGRAM I. SPECIAL EVENTS-1952 Est. Attend. Number Held Event Cod. Camporee 1 Circus Exposition 71, Mobilization Pilgrimage Dist. Neigh. ..-,,- A Agricultural Fair i:ltfl ~'IV - Spec. Exp!. Events ·~N:t<l fun Other ,'~ 1• IH 1 l ~fl ~ l a W' '~•"""" t't$~' Ii(!; .1iir...._ Event Planned ~ ,::1f'here .. henti.. "'· W ~·~ ,,,_ {c£<. f,heck) @!!! "'~· lift WO .d '"" &i ~j.- :;;:14-!111~:i.ti !lo. J!tt}t)!filt f&RffeilA liz),\;""i<. .. , 110 1 Spec. Cub Scout Events ~ts . . Oat. 'i!'-tl !! 3200952 n �II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted ........................ ; A survey of Civic Service ·»eeds and opportunities was made........................ ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions .............. ; Our most successful 'Civic Service Event during the year was ................................................................................................................................... . 1952 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) $.~;!.•.~~-''~ Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ $~:::.!...·..:....~~.'. ... l.l.Ml.~ Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) ............................. . $....................... . Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff)...................... $.......·~·:....':-:~.~~ 06.lll. Transportation Fees (if any) ............................... . $....................... Maintenance_ & Repairs.......................................... $.....-..............•.. Council Appropriation (Operating Only)............ Trading Post --·--········-························--················· ·fl' !!$Ill ,.,, 3, ·%'1! .6.6 ~!51'i.~ Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc................................. $...................... .. ·~ d"I 9 $....!':;t..· ...·.....!::. &~~!.7 Miscellaneous ------·············-···-······---························· $-··············-····-· 7,i&.81. «I A. SUB TOTAL .......................................................... $...................... . :-m.~«1.4 $....................... . TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS ®41 l l. (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) (Do not include "Capital") Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .............••••• Medical Service·- arid Supplies............................... . 1. What was the charge per camper per day where :tl..00 full meal service is provided? ............................. . $................•....... Fuel, Light, .Trucking, etc.................................... . 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their. ow~ l~adership?..... . $....................•••• Program Material .................................................• Transport3.tion Expense (if any) ................. :..·:···· 3, What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare 1\1.00 their own meals? ................................................. . $....................... . 4. Do you plan camp expansion in the next 12 months? .............................. If so, estimate cost $....................... . Trading Post ........................................................ .. Food ........................................................................ Miscellaheous :. ........................................................ . 11-~~~~~~~,-,,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~...,,..~-11 17._t'>'ff;)•.l. 5. If·. you have special funds now available for Camp Development, please give amount ............ $..·~~~~~~~-~ B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................... $....................... . (Recommended ·as chargeable to Camp Fees) 6. If you plan to raise special funds in 1953 for Cainp Development, .please give '.the- amount........$ GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A -I- B) 7. Additional_ acreage acquired in 1951 and 1952. Capital FundS_expended for Camp Development....... . . ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age AGES Central Camp Staff* Provisional Scoutmasters Provisional Ass't SM's. 15 16 17 <I I Zl I I 18 5 . .... 20 19 l l 21 1 22 23 24 Over l!l Total ;a: a G. �Foml 0-5~9B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1952 Region No _ _ll___ Name of Counci,_l_ _ ___:Gk=l,,,el!ia=·.,a,.·"'"'------- -------Headquarters CitY---~~~•~•~·~h~l~•~-------·State !llean. Council No_,..11.,ee.,___ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1952 I. Operating Expenditures: !. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9. ro. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 1V~ ~~il!.ii~~r '.lliiijiiili l111.~w..o•:i.n$J: • TOTAL OPERATING II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... 2. Camp Property .............. 3. Automobile .................... TOTAL CAPITAT (NET) calendar year Colu1nn I Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) Executive Salaries* .....,.,_....... $ Office Salaries.........--···--···-····· Retirement Contrib'ns .... ·-···· Rent, Light, Heat, Tel......-.. Office Supplies..... ---············-···· Postage........... ·-···-····-·············-·-····· Field Expense (incl. Transportation) .....-... Public Relations .................. Camping ........................... Leadership Training and Conferences ........... -............ National Quota ....... ,.. ,...... -......... 1 Charter F ee., ..·-····-····-····-····-···.J Circuses, M. B. Shows arid Other Activities ....·-····-··· Campaign Expenditures...... Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) I~surarice.....-····-···········-·--··-····· ~.l.!!085.Ql BUDGET Indicate period covered if other tha.n $ $ ~.l!l4'.l!a Jr.11.osis.01 9 ,949.M $ 1953 a4,em.oo io.aoo.oo l1P191S.11!$ 3 1 01ili.Ol 2.11sa.ri2 I 1 2tus.ta a.Ilia.ii~ l,393..llil i.SDa.u 1,Iw.m ll'll.4.13.l'l 3.'114.32 5,t4s.oo 7,5N'5.'1I $ • 'P?ll.OO li8M.41 l,8&7.41 '1215•• ~'°° . 'l'!$.oo *1.VO.l,l.58 1,065.0l It,ma.s'I :i;~u.oo l,t.<111~.,, 4~.89 1,0'l'a.911! 00,455.19 ~.-.'1'1' X,'lf~.Qti i.:t®.00 $~.8$ ~~.-mr--- l,O!l.~ . 'l'IS.00 a.oo :u113.oo ea.10 :t, ll(;l!;. 39 :t~. :t'l'lil.GI!> 1e.#l'Ji.t.10 411.~ 1:u1.es • •ey0 •&~~ 70,etl.4.a '1'1',84'. iilC . 11~.01 1.1'.,~3.~ 'f~l!!.oo nn1.10 llil~.IO I,oo4.m :i::J,l?l'i.19 4!ilU.4fJ li.i,oelill.w 1,oeti.~ 1.0&£>.~ 1.oes.~ l,06f>,lt3 \ . . ( III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) !. BOYS' LIFE ................... 2. Registrations .................... 3. Scout Supplies ············-··· TOTAL REVOLVING io lill37. '19 i.n,,.119 fj t :wtl. !>ill f,a'Ja.~ lii,OiI.~ :ti.Mt.'l'!l! :111.llli I,o:i.u.oo t, tCt.'f\'i IV. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) __ *Salary iten1s should include total salaries, but should n"Jt include to other budget items. 1~ransportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries NOTE !-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32009.52 �Analysis of income from contributions for 1952. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Supplemental contributions Chest Total for Council Operation .................................. $ 1111,wit.oo Total for Capital purposes .................................... $ Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest $ 7,~U.l'JO $ $ JM,.0411! ..07 $ ~. '184.,'ro Total Income $ 74,QIW.1® $ M,~@.a? For the 1953 budget outlined on prece~ing page $ - - - - - - - - - - - - n a s been raised to date. Budget for 1954, or next fiscal year, will J,e adopted by Executive Board about (Date) Assets, 12-31-52 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ~.~*Ill! $ 'Fixed - Real Estate ,.~.oo Un paid Pledges Camp Equipment 1.®11, ?Oli.l')~ Supplies for Resale · Office Equipment ~,Ol.l$.46 Securities :Due f3111 htltt'~• Automobile •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-52 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ S,till.IS!l Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAT w,oill.&i TOTAL_ _ _ __ .. be.~.· .. ·*l .... ~,....~.~--~-· ~'•-•~•~to_· ·~•~l~>._u~l~t~•~•~•-· Our accounts ~w··,·11 v.~·(\_.m .,. (State whether professionnl accountants or auditing committee) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service Division and \vill n1aintain our account on a 30 day basis~ (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: ' ! ' - - - - - - - · ) This Council has established a Trust Fund controlled by an approved Declaration of Trust and administered by Trustees. (Check yes or no) Yes __Jt_·_ _ No _ _ _ _ (See Note Below) The amount of this Trust Fund December 31, 1952, was $ G1000.00 Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1 9 5 3 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Signed) �Form O·S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1952 Name of CounciL.. ........ !¥~m111&w.. ~.t~U*·-~~---11*...!i.t.a .. %.~~---···································· Headquarters City..... ~llfllll.li.1! .......................................................State ...... lll-......................... Region No ........5 ................. . Council No. .....51\'!j ............. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this 'Committee during the year 1952. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, .. ·t"····· 1. following numbers of Health or Safety experts. Public HealtIL;\\......... ; Medicine ..! District Health and Safety Chairmen and the ....... ; Aquatics .... ;ll'~····; Fire Prevention ..... ;l.... ; Firearms.............. ; First Aid ... lt........ ; Emergency Service...~:~ ....... ; Farm Safety.............. ; Mountaineering .............. . I- 2. During 1952 the meeting places of....... ~IL ............... of our Units ( ...... ;i'14 .... %) were inspected. 3. During 1952. an inspection of the Council Camp made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, qff the Council campsite, were held, of which 4. .fl........ were inspected by the Committee. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in s.afe condition for such ·h d ·. . uses, wit a equate insurance coverage, have ~t been in · eff ect dunng · 1952. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ... l-0~.; Camp 5. . ~"~ ,.,/ LeaderSl>hl.' ;: ..... ; Food HandlerSJ.00,.. ..... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers- made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 6. . 7. 8. We h~ot a Mobilization Plan. . 1oca1 H ea1th an d Saf ety agencies . 1n . the1r . acttv1t1es . . . ....... -::~.:c· ~m·!Wl<'·ilm . h th e f oII ow1ng ...... :........ .............. . W e h ave cooperated wit Our Program as planned for 1953 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees.:!!. .................... . b) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ............ll:........... ; Council and Troop Camps ..... :%........... . c) Mobilization Plan .......................... . (Signed) (See Other Side) �ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six ( 6) issues per year. Free of charge to Membeis of· Couricil Health and Safety Committee including Chairmen, but not other members, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Council Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Organization and Extension, Camping ·and Activities and Leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, 1Y2c each. Name Address a~ ~~t11.~ :.,1~; ~-"'$• !11.,i• • • i.f~ltlit~Jl. ~J>~i~. !!. ff•~· ~ei.ll~ ,'l;:wtll a-..,. ~~hf.it, 'J'•.- .:lt%llll 11!'1111'.<l!!mi.:.mll:t 134. • 1!4.-hi ~1, •t11in~1. �form 0·539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE-1952 Region No. Council No. _ Name of Council ...... ,...1!1:t.:J.i;J.i;e.a~w. ......................,......................................... Headquarters City ......... Mf.llll]!l~~lil .. . ......... TABLE I Estimated New in 1953 4 95 /J r, - 0 39 "~ 0 l xxx 3 4 llil6 24 14 1 ""' ;z.u . 7 - xxx xxx 8 - (a) Neighborhood Dens (b) Negro Packs 2. Total Troops . (a) Neighborhood Patrols (b) lone -Scout Tribes - '14 18 (c) Negro Troops 3, Total Explorer Units 18 (a) Explorer Posts . ( b) Explorer Squadrons - ( c) Explorer Ships ( d) Rover Crews (e) Negro Explorer Units 4. TOTAL UNITS fl & 2 & 3 5. Total G.tb Scouts (a) Negro Cub Scouts 6. Total Troop Men1bership (a) Boy Scouts (Age 11 through 13) (b) Explorers in Troops New in 1952 6 706 3673 xxx xxx 274.0 933 2151 1670 672 562 1052 ll7 9 47 59 xxx xxx xxx 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 6497 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) 8215 xxx 5415 xxx 455 626 11. Total Explorer Scouters 1099 61 al 498 22 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) 14.4 79 10 1288 985 ( e) Negro Explorers . 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 11 & 12) On Dec. 31, 1952 we had.~2... # aa xxx .q () 0 2 283 "H'lt:l.tt 695 4264 3221 1043 - - 23 (d) Rovers . xxx xxx 0 618 0 ( c) Sea Explorers xxx xxx xxx xxx 0 2620 xxx - ' I I /J ·- 1Z7- 7 'i//4 )l.3 30 '7' ~17 7 /,..5- :J / / 7 Lf I.,'( D 1~'11 /q~I J?>1'f.. /O)'I ?> 5-y..3 ,t/$-Z 3c;J..,t If i/ 7 13 .,202 - 2 ·-··-· 'ii ,,.a(L /t 3 °if 7 2- Y's xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx -~ / "' 7 262 262 - - xxx 4 1 l~ - I - /0 xxx xxx 1043 --· :;z. xxx xxx l '157 508 - - It>~ 33 /Y3 - ~ 22 .,,., - Objectives Dec. 31, 1953 0 12. xxx xxx 0 Est. Net Separations 1953 76 22 xxx xxx 258 -- (b) Air Explorers 0 0 3 xxx xxx xxx xxx 0 (a) Explorers in Posts Out In xxx xxx 8 45 004 004 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units xxx 2 1 !min ( d) Negro_ Scouts· 15 0 - .· . Transfer Territory Net Separations# in 1952 (See Note) Total on Dec, 31, 1952 84 1. Total Packs 10. Total Troop Scouters _,55,..·:uB:i--- ....... ........... . ................ ............State.!!!~ Tota! on Dec. 31, 1951 ( c) I.one Scouts. ' . ' '15 J'L'f' . . xxx 23 '1360 915 1226 l7 7 33 -=JI '¥1 2fLS"3 J7{) 'i {, 78 Zl.5 2.tl lo I 2434 Jt>S"f '311 . ..... unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). "<"IL ';l05 Y-31 "3 y //() ';/ ft:J06 I 3 ~</ ) f_ 7"1 I 2.37 :2.." zz "Net Separations" equals "total separU.tcd" minus "Separated-Rercgistered" minus "Transfers in'', 320095i �T~BLE TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1952 2 ii Te_nure completed in respective programs Boys in Packs Boys in Troops Young men in Explorer Units (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Less than 1 Year 1 li4"> l 51%) i I (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer) r 2 to 3 3to4 Years Years .4 or more Years 822 l'A9 xxx xxx 793 3"18 1:1$ l.8. 49 46 1to2 Yean I a TOTAL 1583 55 1904 xxx 115 NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1952. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1952 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1952, should be ~iven only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population an open country. Exploring Boy.Scouting (SeeNotel) Cub Scouting TOTAL (See Note 2) New Rural Boy Me1nbers enrolled, 1952 9? 291 9 39? Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1952 ' ""8 19 New Rural Units organized, 1952 4 5 ! 464 9 Net Dropped Rural Units, 19!2 0 l 1 I 2 Tot.al Rural Units, December 31, 1952 8 13 l ... 0 aa Note 1-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and membets thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) ··-----·-·------Packs <---·---·----%) were on Thrift Yes Q(°No O. Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Packs <----····----%) (___________ ;%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. ................Troops on Plan by Dec . 31, 1953. (------·----'%) -----------·---·Exp!. Units <---·---·----%) were on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Expl. Units <------------%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. were on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objectivc: ........................Troops UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1952 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun· 160 11.\0 ·1 1nc1 · 'dent to t h e reregistration · · . out of our tota I of ··-·············-···-· U n1ts · rereg1stenng · d unng · th e year. c1, o f ...................... U nits THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nuinber of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple pr~grams as follows: One or More One or More Packs Troops J,P '<) .IW One or More Explorer Units .1- A Combination of Packs and Troops ~ A Combination of Troops and Explorer Units A Combination of Packs and Explorer Units :JJ ;L . I) Whole Scout Family, Packs, Troops, Explorer Units 1,\3 �Porm 0·539B REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1952 ""•~w NII.ME OF COUNCIL................. -··-···--·-----···---·····························-····-----·--·-····--···----HEADQUARTERS OTY...............- .. Region No. - -$- - - - -~~.!f._........._....................................STATE........:~~-------·--·--l::C:::'..ou'.'.'.n:::_ct::_"l.:_N:o::_.==~=~===J RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As' of December 3-{,- 1952; We have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered unit with, BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/52 Number Registered Cubmasters Scoutmasters N Post Advisors Ship Advisors (Skippe<s) x x x Total Unit Leaders Number "" Squadron Advisors • li x - , x U.tl STATUS 12/31/52 ~ HAVE COMPLET:~D APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• 34 ~· ' ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING Objective 12/31/53 Number % Registered % •• it ~ Asst. Cubmasters .-.u Asst. Scoutmasters M HA VE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• • x .-.14' x - Number Post Advisors Total Asst. Unit Leaders % n U6 ll 4 ~- Iii m l • lfl!\I Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) Explorer Advisors in Troops 12/31/53 • • • ••• • • Asst. Squadron Advisors AsSt~. % Obiec:tlve • tllXh &• • *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home stt,1dy. a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Pow Wow, plus four additional training meetings. c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training. d. Explorer leaders' Basic Training (or previous equivalent). c. Skippers' Training Course. f. Air Explorer Leaders' Course. . STATUS 12/31/52 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK OBJECTIVE 12/31/53 $4 a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Camping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING lel • a. Total registered Commissioners Number.•••.•.•... :.; ... b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number..... ::::.~.·.·.·.~·.·.·. STATUS 12/31/52 Percent.. oo.• OBJECTIVE 12/31/53 as ....... % 3200952 �1952 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1953 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all lea. . of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders, During 1951 this Council conducted this session ........ :...... . .. the tratntng. .• scouters rece1v1ng ~. wit"h .....!'!.................. ttmes 1952 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC Cub Scout Leaders' Course TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow Scoutmasters' Course Explorer Leaders' Course 1953 No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED JO 161 1 ue 11 1 • 1 CHECK COUR'.SES PLANNED m :it '.tll!Jt. x I Air Explorer Leaders' Course UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. Do not include theJe courses in the Council totals. Name of Skippers' Course 111 4 Commissioners' Course l'i Troop Camping TRAINING Explorer Cruising & Boat Handling Explorer Expedition OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid Crcd1t Ves ~$ • l ~J.1• OUTDOOR Cottc~ Attcn· No. Courses dance School !lo l . Advao~ed Scout Leaders' Course 1 Pack Organization 18 ,. '01184 ~- .al l ltM'9 Meri~ (}~-~ Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate x Jr. Leader Training f Other Courses (List) J;. l: Troop Organization <leUA ~~ - Awards issued, 1952 J; 1. Scouters Keys x Iii 3,1 ........................................ ············································ 2. Scouters Awards i . TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of .........~~ ..........men and includes ......... members-at-large . District Representatives and ....... !............. JL.......... ! ........... which.~ .......... have District Training Committees. Training CommitDis,icts, of . The Council has .......... tee Meetings Held 1952: Council... ............. District. ............:.. Wit Does the Committee have available a training inventory yich indicates, by Districts, unit leaders, assistant unit leaders and Commissioners with and without training? Yes .................... No ................... . Training in 1952 was conducted largely on a District basis ..... :~---····) Council basis ............... . (Signed) ... I . . . .1:. ·.: ~ . . . . . . . . ... . . . '21:.~m~. . . . . . . . . . . ~.fl.! Trainin~ Chauman, Leadership Scout Executive �Form 0·539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION . .. /COMMITTEE-)1952 · . Name of Council .....(;._:~~·!5'-. .f.:~t:. ;t~:~;~t:.d.,c:;~:..l.:L'~J..'.4,.'1~~---················-'·:"················· . .... Headquarters City .............. . ······;:r········ .. ···· .... TABLE 1 ~,-o (a) Neighborhood Dens .::'> 0 (b) Negro Packs (a) Neighborhood Patrols "'''~'·"~ (b) lone Scout Tribes ·~ xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx (•) Explorer Posts -"~~~"' (b) Explorer Squadrons "'"' .. ( c) Explorer Ships , .. , ,., (d) Rover Crews & ··) 2& 3 .. / ) 5. Total Oib Scouts /, ii (a) Boy Scouts (Age 11 through 13) 'iJ ; / J) ,,. ,., ::: (b) Explorers in Troops :.' ( c) Lone Scouts o•". ,'.;/ .··;;.. xxx xxx xxx xxx /) /) 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units ."/ (a) Explorers in Posts (b) Air Explorers ~ .; j ,! ( It.</ '1 11. Total Explorer Scouters All other Scouters (Council and District) 13. TOTA!, LEADERS (9 /: & 10 & II & 12) f /; f .• .i )·;i' I?!<'. l j . ( .•..L. ·l ?< . .......ii { =< i Li ' • J /;; 1) :.:1. . ~-""'""~ r} i{,.; .. i •. l. ; I'.:> / . . ;1., I.;.: i xxx xxx xxx xxx .--~" .. . (.j ) '7 c1 Si ii C; . .) 1·7:.zl.o c7 I 'i, 'if ~) .!!' ) I /) Ll "Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separated-Reregistcrcd" minus "Transfers in". i~ -; •'i ii\' .........!i) ! !if .:.• ii ::• . ! ft,::; /p ·: < . .. ·················· xxx ; i ;·) '·i <... i j i • !! • ; [);/ 1.:/ On Dec. 31, 1952 we had ............ _........ unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # L 1. i ; • () ) :;. ..· '.i • .,:· .. ./ ·1 i} . ·. ::SI ;~ j / " ) -"', xxx ! ') /) .• 'l i..) j ./ ...7.2/() /•; (/ "<. ·.--, .• I ;j , .• /''} I;• 10. Total Troop Scouters 1 ;"•'') xxx xxx xxx xxx ... /) 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) -, '(. xxx ii(·~) i,. (d) Rovers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) •. :< /) ) ( c) Sea Explorers (e) Negro Explorers i ""-·---··'' ! Ji','// /) I ; f (d) Negro Scouts .. ) j .i •'"'~·~ /• xxx xxx xxx (; /) xxx xxx i ) It.it. ·:)._ • i . ) } C/ l>• } i) .;) v7 /'j ::; i /;_' 6. Total Troop Membership /, ·:1 i / ..•) / ii . (a) Negro Cub Scouts c; . ; . i/ /r- 2 /) Total on Dec. 31, 1952. / /) ( c) Negro Explorer Units o,, In (/) </ :) Tcansfer Territory i ;J:f; . ?( 3. Total Explorer Units .;:1 .~..<,'·~r-! '} </ . (c) Negro Troops 12. // I l• S. I 2. Total Troops 4. TOTAL UNITS fl /<, >.! Lj 1. Total Packs Not Separations# in 1952 (See Note)· New in 1952 Total on Dec. 31, 1951 . �TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1952 3to4 40rmore Years Years ed as a Boy Scout r in the Troop) inly tenure earned :plorer) xxx >ys who were SEPARATED in 1952. RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1952 (Under 2,500 population) . should be given only for boys and 1pulation and open country. Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring (See Note 1) (SeeNote2) TOTAL 2 • 1952 ;hould include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in Troops. :is, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS noting Unit Budget Plans (check one) ' on, Thrift Yes O; No D. Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ..................... ..Packs e on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................Troops on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Expl. Units ( ............ %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. ( .... :.......•%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. (........... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW pr9'edure, involving participation of Unit l7ac:lers ~.~d Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun~ ) fc-;' ,/') • __ / (-:" ::·_./ . . • • : ... :.:.....)•.-•... Units out of our _total of .... ;.....: ...... ;; ... Units rereg1stenng dunng the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY in Council which sponsor single or multiple prograins as follows: >re One or More Explorer Units A Combination of Packs and Troops A Combination A- Combination of of Troops and Explorer Units Packs and Explorer Units Whole Scout Family, Packs, Troops, Explorer Units �1· I CHICKASAW COUNCIL, J! •.§.Ji,. lMQ. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1954 ACTIVE "A" Acklen, T, Robert Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren , Frank R, Allen, James Seddon Atkinso n, C. A. Austin, W, H. "B" Ball, Ernest C. Barnes, George Barrow, E. R, Benner, Henri Binswanger, Mil ton Jr, Bizot, Emile A. Blackwood, H. R. Bondura nt, Julian B. Bowman, A. B. Bowers, Milton Boyd, Hon Marit'n S, Bruce, C. Arthur Burrow, A~ K. Bynum, Dr. H. Perry "C" Callow, Lewis C, Carter, A. B. Castle, S. Nelson Chandle r, Walter Church, C. H. Clarke, P. C. Clark, Roscoe C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P, A. Cleghorn , John Coay, o. H. Cooke, R. P. Conner, J. O. Crawford, Dr. P. Thurman Crump, Charles ic!, Crump, Hon. E. H, Sr. Cunningham, Jesse lflJll Dalstrtim, Edwin l'alstrom , J, A. Daniels , T, B, Danielst in, Gen. W. A. Davis, Joe E. Jlick, Dr. A. W. Dilatuah , W. Henry Donelson, Lewis R. Jr. Dozier, Bob Earp, o. K. Emerick, Phil Ettelson , Dr. H, W. Ewing, Bruce W. II]' II Ferguso n, H. L. Fiedler , Chris H. Fisher, W. H. Jr. Flanaga n, F. Joe Fogleman, John A, Fordyce , W. B, fuller, R. D. "G" Garey, B, B. Gassaway, Brooks N. Gianott i, Frank B. Jr, Gcldschmid, Jack P, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M. Goldsmith, Fred, Jr. �"H" Hale, Hon. E. W. Halle, A. Arthur Halliday, W, P. Handly, Charles C. Heiskell, A. Longstree t Heiskell, John Holms, Joe G. Hemker, Herbert F. Herzog, Ray Hirsheime r, H. W. Hohenberg, A. E. Howard, T. P. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr. Hughes, Dr. James G. Hughes, Dr. John Davis Huckabee, Miller "I" Irwin, Robert L. Jr, Iverson, Alvin J. llJll Jacobs, Dr. B, E. Johnson, J, C. Jordan, Herbert Jones, Hon, Rudolph C. "K" King, Dr. C. C. Klyce, F. w. "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, L. Harry Lewis, H. S. Lightman, M. A. Jr. Loeb, Henry III Lynn, Dr. Ross D. Meeman, E. J, li10ore, E. E. Moreland, S. E. Morgan, Allen Munson, F. F. ' N" Nance, Doyle c. Norvell, J. W. 11011 0 1 Ryan, Tom Orgill, Edmund OV'erton, Hon, Watkins llpll Patton, Joe M. Jr, Patton, Thomas N. Peete, Russell Perel, Phillip A, Perry, Russell Pepper, JC'hn Petty, W. G, Pharr, Robert W, Pharr, Samuel S. Phillips, George P. Jr, Pidgeon, J. Everett Pipkin, Perry Pollard, w. B. Porter, Dr, Arthur R, Jr. "R" Raines, E.J. Ramsay, R, G. Sr, Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N. Rittelmey er, C, W. Rieves, Elton A. Jr. Roach, Thurston Robertson , J, L. "M" Mays, R. c. Meek, J, A, Merritt, Major Walter S. McGuire, T. J. III McKenzie, Howard McKnight, J. M. McLendon, R. D. McRae, Robert M. Jr. Saunders, E. B. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schmeisse r, Dr. H, D, Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr. George A. Senhausen, C. B, -----· ------ ---·-- ------ ----J �nyn Sharpe, W. L. Shipman, Comm. C. A. Sims, Lydel Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W. Smith, C. D. II Smith, Dr. J, 11. Smith, Robert D, Smith, Walter L, Smith, William Leigh Spain, H. M, Spears, Herman Stadelman, Russell C, Stimbert, E. C. Sullivan, H. P. Summers, Col. John F. Switzer, Rear Adm. Wendell G, Young, C. B, "T" Tate, Alvan F. Jr, Tate, S, Shepherd Tennison, J, D. Jr, Thayer, F. T, Thompson, L. K. Jr. Tobey, Hon, Frank T. Trippeer, R. A. Turman, w. F, nvu Valentine, D. L. Vandemark, F. J. Vaughn, William K, Verret, E. J. Vesey, Jr1hn B, Vosse, M. J. Wax, Rabbi James A, Wadley, Dr. S. L. Wallace, Dr. J, A, Waller, Ben Walker, J. R. Webb, Harry G, Williams, Ernest Williams, Dr. E. Foster Williamson, E. L, Wiggs, Rev. Joel Wunderlich, Alvin, Jr, L_wa~son, Col, Whitfield W, ·--·-·-- ------- --·---- ------- �r---------------·----------- -----.·-·----·-·-·-----CHICKt\S,A.W COUNCIL, ~._§,_JI,, INC. COUNCIL iviEMllERS li'OR 1954 ASSOCIATE llA II Abraham, George B. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H, Armour, Hon, Claude Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Aweumb, George Darnell, Herbert Davis, A. G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupre&• Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E, Dixon, Hugo N. Dolan, T. R. II] II :Baber, Rodney :Bailey, E. 0, :Ballon, Dave :Beasley, John B, Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B, Boone, Daniel H, Boyd, Judge Marion S. Boyle, J, Bayard Boyle, Hon. Joseph P. Bridgeforth, W. D, Carley, Ja.ak Carrington, R. Russell Carter, M. O. Carter, Na.than A. Chambers, C. M, Chambers, J. D. Charopion, R, G, Chandler, W. H. Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chris Cooper, Sterling Cowan, C. H, Cox, w. W. Crawford, A. M. Creson, Hon. Larry B. Creson, R. F. Crump, E. H. Jr, Edge, W. T, Edwards, Frank C, "F" ?laming, Joseph D, llG" Garber, M;yron Gaylor, W. A, George, John H. Glascock, Charles Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, C. M. Graves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M, Hays, Lake Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R, L. Hirsh, :S, W. Hobson, Dr. J. J, Holloman, C. C. Hopper, A. L. Hussey, Robert J, �---·----- ---- ·--··-------·-·-- ·--·---·--··-·-·-· ··-··· J aeo beon, C. M, Johnson, w. C. Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L, Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E, Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Russell, Edward P. Rychener, Dr. R. 0, nsn Lane, V, G. Law, Sid A. LePrince, J, A. Lee, Dr. R. G, Lear, Lt. Gen. Ben Lerner, s. M. Lewis, T, W. Lightma.n, M, A. L•hmeyer, J, A, McFarlane, G, 0, McGregor, John Maden, John W. McCabe, C. T, Mccourt, Lee T, McGeorge, H, L•. McKnight, T. H, Moriarty, Herbert Murrah, Wm. F, Nickey, Sam M. Jr. non Ozburn, N, Field 01 Ca.lla.han, J, E. Patten, J. M. Sr, 'Patten, Wesley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C, T, Sandown, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M, Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shitlds, J, Chester Simmons, J. Barrow Springfield , C. L. Strauss, G. D, ThOlll:PSOn, E, F. Turner, Norfleet Wade, Maury Wagner, D. Eugene We.ring, Col. Roa.ne Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Hon. 0, P. Wilkinson, Russel Wurzburg, Abe nyn Yankee, Claude Young, Dr. Thomae K. �ADVAliTCEMENT COiiMITTEE - 1954 38-1573 33-5498 Mr, G, H, Coay, Chairman 3699 :rouglas s Mr, William Johnson 1520 E, ivicLemore (Southwest) 4-2686 7-3542J Mr, iii:' ank Gresham BOO Eastern Dr, (Northeast) 34-7131 Mr, Julian Fogleman ;'1e.rion, .P...rk. (Crittenden) L, D. Mr, Troy Beatty 279 1'1, McLean (Northwest) 37-6681 7-0986 Mr, \iilliam M. Payne 587 Goodman (Southeast) 37-8961 7-0986 Mr, R, S, Saunders Hernando, Miss, (Mississi"0pi) L, D, Mr. F, Joe Flanagan 760 v2,nce 8-8311 Mr, Fred A, Bickel 1059 Maury 5-3621 Mr, I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn $...1441 2-0743 Mr, R, D. Fuller 853 Linden 37-1646 Send all notices to the following men, but do not call and remind them of the meeting unless their district rnan cannot come, Mr. Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spo ttswoo d ( Southea,st) Mr, L, R. \vbi te Pleasant Grove 1 Miss. (Mississippi) Mr, royle C, Nance, 2,830 S, Park'.l(V E, Apt, 17 (Southwest) ~ir, F. T, Thayer, Jr. (N. E.) 290 Annella !>'Ir. E. L. \'lilliri.mson (N. W.) 925 N. Avalon Mr, J, L, Robertson, West Memphis 1 Ark. (Critt.) �CAMPING .Alm Mr, ACTIVITI:~s COi·iiUTTED FVR THE YEAR 1954 8-0211 A, B. Bowman, Chairman 524 Reese ivlr, J, l?. Goldschmid, Vice-Chairman, Activities 3616 Central 9-8230 i1r, l?hil l!lnerick 1024 Treadwell Northeast 8-8546 !fr. C. A. Atkinson 1496 Shadowlawn Southwest 5-4101 i,!r • Darr ell Simmons 4887 Spottswood Southeast 33-8764 Col, Leo H, McKinnon Northwest ;?,-0620 Er. Robert ]], Bonham Hernando, Mississippi Mississippi L. D, Mr. l?e,ul Matthews 1·/est Memphis, Arkansas Crittenden L, D. 1676 Overton Park l•ir, R, D, Fuller 853 Linden 37-1646 Mr. I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn 5-1441 2-3743 Hr. Percy Clayton 139 E. Georgia 5-3611 Send all notices to the following men, but do not call e.nd remind them of the meeting unless their district man CD. nnot come, l•ir. Roy J. Coltharp 3450 Spottswood (Southeast) Mr, F. T, Thayer, Jr, 290 Annella (Northeast) Mr. L. R, Hhite Pleasant Grove, Miss, (i"1ssissip1)i) Mr. :8, L. '·1illirunson 925 N, Avalon (llorthwest) Mr. J, L. Robertson 1'/est Memphis, Ark, (Ori ttenden) i•ir, Doyle C, Nance 22ZO S, ParkwaY E. Apt, 17 (Southwest) �Mr, E. J, House, Chairman 4238 Belle Meade Cove 8-7744 4--4817 Mr, R. A, Trippecr 185 E, Bu tlcr 8-0491 Mr, Allen Morgan 1st National Bank 37-6681 Mr, A, E. Hohenberg 131 S, Front 8-1178 Mr, Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Fank Building 37-3587 Mr, Char le s M, Crump 1830 Exchange lluilding 5-1711 Mr. I. G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn 5-1441 2-3743 Mr. R. D. Fuller 853 Linden 37-1646 Mr, Iv. L, Sharpo 2074 York (Southeast) 36-7021 Mr, Charles Handly 1211 Union (Northeast) 32-2461 Mr, Perry Lowis 1863 Glenview (Southwest) 5-0476 7-5301-J Mr, Ira Denton lst National Bank (Northwest) 37-6681 36-7022 Mr. Bill Fordyce West Memphis, Arkansas (Crittenden) L. D, Mr, 11, C. Miller Senatobia, Mississippi (Mississippi) L. D, Mr. J, R. Walker 161 Jefferson The following also get a notice of the meeting, but arc not to bo called and reminded unless District man cannot come, Mr. Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spottawood Southeast Mississippi Mr, L, R, White Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Mr, Doyle C, Nance 2230 Parkway E - Apt, 17 Southwest Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr, 290 Annclla Northeast Mr, E, L, Williamson 925 N, Avalon Nol'thwost Mr, J, L, Robertson West Memphis, Arkansas Crittenden �HEAL TH .Ail!D SAFETY COifriI TTEE 8-6466 Dt'. Thurman Crawford, Chairman 8 69 i"iadi son Mr. T, R, :Bell ail\Y 3619 Ma.con Rd, (Northeast) $-1812 48-2719 Mr, l(ynn Ferguson 1801 Peabody (Southwest) 7-2327R i,i1', Lester I, Goldsmith (Northwest) 37-9631 (Crittenden ) 88 or 1102 3168 Highland Park ilr, Tey-lor :Buntin 409 Gibson, West Memphis, Ark, (Southeast) Dr, M. P, Meacham Batesville, Miss. (Mississip-) i) L. D. Mr, I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn 5-.1441 2-:3743 Mr, R, ll. Fuller 853 Linden 37-1646 Send all notices to the following men, but do not call and remind them cf the meeting unless their district man cannot come iir, Roy J, Coltharp 3450 Spottswood (Southeast) Mr, F, T. Thayer, Jr, (Northeast) 290 Annelle. Mr. L. R, White Pleasant Grove, Miss. (Mississipp i) Mr, E, L, Willil'.mson 9 ·35 N, Avalon Hr. :royle C, Na.nee, 2230 S. Parkway E. Apt, 17 (Southwest) Mr, J, L. Robertson West Memphis, .Ark. (Northwes't) (Crittenden ) �ORGANI ZATivN AND EXT::ill'TSI0H CGMMITTBE 2-2339 Mr. J. D, Tennison , Chairman 1896 Overton Park Ave. i.:r, George Moyer 22".B :SerrJ'mor e (Southe ast) 30-7661 Mr, John Guthrie Fireston e Tire and Rubber Co, (Northw est) 5-3621 Mr. Jnmes o. Conner America n Air Lines iiunicip al Airport (southw est) 9-3374 (Horthe ast) Mr, Cecil Edmons West 1-iemphi s, Ark, (Critten den) L. D. Mr, John French Sardis, Miss. (Missis sippi) L. D. l'ir. T, Robert Acklen Columbi an Mutual Tower 8-7428 Mr, Edwin Dalstrom 345 S, Front 5-5822 Hr. 3. F. Tate 778 H. EcLean 7-6884J Mr, I. G. Goldsmi th 1 772 Autumn 5-1441 8-3743 Mr, R. D, Fuller 853 Linden 37-1646 Send all notices to the followin g men, but do not cell and remind them of the meeting unless their district man cannot come, (southe ast) Mr. F. T, Thayer, Jr. (N. E,) 290 Annella (Missis sippi) Pleasan t Grove, Miss. Mr, E, L. 1•1illie.ms on (N. W.) 925 N. Avalon Mr. lX:wle C. Nance J230 S. P<'·rkway E. apt. 17 (Southw est) Mr, J, L, :dobertso n (Critt.) West Mempl1i s, ,;;rk, J. Coltharp 3450 Spottswo od Mr, R~y i,;ir. L. R. ~Jhite �TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1954 Mr. Ray Herzog, Chairman Memphis State Collog~ 4-7307 Mr, Kenneth Humphreys 751 Goodlett (Southwest) 34-8861 33-2739 Mr, George Harter 4557 Chickasaw Road (Northeast) 33-5972 Mr, Douglas Smith 11+98 Harbert (Northwest) 34-8861 7-0670-J Mr, Jay L, Morgan 3175 Choctaw (Southeast) 34-7868 5-6885 Mr, J, D, Covington Coldwater, Mississippi (Mississippi) L. D. Mr, Pr ed Raedel s \'lest Memphis, .Ark, Mr. I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn (Crittendon) Sta 350 L. D, 5-1142 Mr, R, D, Fuller 1153 Lindon 37-1646 Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr, 1622 Cle.ncy 5-1631 The following man also get a notice of the meeting, but are not to be called and reminded unless District man cannot come, Mr. Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spottswood Southeast Mr. F. T, Thayer, Jr 290 Annolla Northeast Mr. L. R. White Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Mississippi Mr. E, L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Northwest Mr, Doy lo C. Nan co 2230 Parkway E. - Apt, 17 Southwest Mr. J, L. Robertson West Memphis, Arkansas Ori ttcnd.er �AWAhDS J\JliD RE&JLUTILES COMMITTEE 1954 Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman. Columbian Mutual Tower 8-7428 Mr. lioward Grube 150 Hnnroe (Seminole) 37-1648 Mr. F, Joe Flanagan 760 Vance (Southwest) 8-8311 Ar. H, M, Clayton (Northwest) Memphis Light, Gas and Water Div., 5-2552 Mr, P. A. ClaYton 139 E. Geor1;1a (Southeast) 31-4250 Mr. A. J3. Carter Marion, .Ark:. (Ori ttenden) L. D, Mr, Joe Helms 4730 Gwynne (Northeast) 5-8111 (Mississippi) Mr, I. G. Goldsmith 1772 -~utumn, vUTFI T'.J::ERS CviYliH TT:i:E Mr. Joe Helms, Chairman 4730 Gwynne 5-8111 Mr, J. R, Hurt 812 :r. Grahem 37-2661 4-1532 i~r. B-3292 191 Torro:w Ambrose l·bdi son Ave, Mr. I, G. Goldsmith 1772 Autumn 5-1441 Mr. £1. D. Fuller 37-1646 8 0>3 J,i n den �PllRSVNi-EL CuMi>iITTEE ~ Mr. Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman 1616 Sterick Bldg, 5....2651 L, Sharpe Mr. 2074 York 36-7021 Mr. H. M. Cleyton Memphis Light, Oas & water 5-2552 Mr. Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Bank Bldg, 37-3587 Mr, R. D, Fuller 853 Linden 37-1646 Mr, I. G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn 5....1<.41 2-3743 ivfr, .Alve.n F-, Tate, Jr. The John Gerber Co, 5-3331 PUBLIC RELATiuNS 00,,Ji•ilTTEE 1954 Mr. M. J, Vosse, Jr, ,Chairman 81 Madison Bldg, 5....1608 Mr. Charles Handly 917 Biggs st. 36-2461 Rev. Jo el 1.'iggs 2564 Hale 4--1543 Rev. Har!',)' ""illi ams 1029 s. Hellington 9-2596 Mr, J, D. Tennison, Jr, 1896 Overton Park Ave, 2-2339 Mr. I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn 5-1441 2-3743 Mr, R, D, Full er 853 Linden 37-1646 OONSTITUTIGN & BY-LAWS CUi•iioiITTEE Mr, s, Shepherd Tate, Chairman Union Planters Bank Bldg, ~ 1954 5-5881 �1- ·-·-·-···..·-·-··-· ---·---· -----· ---------------................... _,,,, .........------- .......... ·- ·---·--·-----------------·· CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B, S, A, INC, I C01Jt!CIL MEMBERS - 1953 I ACTIVE I I Jr I~ I ! llJi.11 nnn i j Acklen, T. Robert / Agee, G. 1!orthen Ahlgren, Frank R, i Allen, James Seddon I ntkinson, C, A. Austin, \·f, H, i I I ! "B" Ball, Ernest C, George E. R, I Benner, Henri Binswanger, Milton, Jr, Bizot, Emile A. Blackwood, H, R, I Bondurant, Julian B, Bowman , A, B, . Bowers, Milton Boyd, Hon Marion s, Bruce, c• .lil'thur 1 Burro'\11, ;.\.. K. i l\'{num, Dr. H, Perry I Barnes, I Barro1·1, 't I ·1 II I 11c11 Callow, Levri s C, 1 Carney, Frederick T, i Cart er, A, :s. I Castle, s. Nelson I Chandler, Ual ter i Christenbury, Fred L. Church, o. H, Clarke, P. C. Clark, Roscoe C, Clayton, Henry M, Cleyton, P. A, Cleghorn, John, I Cooke, R, P. Conner, J. 0. Dr. P, Thurman Crawford, 1 Chnrl es M, 'I Crump, Crump, Hon, E. H, Sr, I Cunningham, Jesse Dal strom, Ed•rin Dalstrom, J. A, Daniels, T, B. lla.ni el son, Gen, ~·T, A, Davis, Joe E, Di ck, Dr, ,;,, 11, Dilatush, W, Henry Dlnel son, Lewis R, Jr, Tuzier 1 Bob Earp. O. K, Emerick, Phil Ettelson, )).', H, Ewing, :Bruce w. w. "F" Fiedler, Chris H. Fi sher, w. H, Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Fordyce, W, B, Fri end, A. B, Full er , R, D. 1 I I "G" Gar E11'" B. B, Gassawey, Brooks N, Gianotti, ]'rank :B, Jr, Goldschmid, Jack P, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. Greer, Rear Adm, M. R, Grissom, E, C, Grube, Howard M. Goldsmith, Fred, Jr, i I I ~·W·------------··-·· �r----------·---·----- -, I 1 llHll Hale, Hon, E. w. Halle, .A. ;\rthur Halliday, W. P, Handly, Oharles c. Heiskell, A. Longstreet Hai skell, John Helms, Joe Hemker, Herbert F, Hirsheimer, H, W, Hohenberg, A. E. Howard, T, P, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr, Hughes, Dr. James G, Hughes, Dr, John Davis Huckabee, Miller Meeman, E, J. Moore, E. E. Moreland, s. E, Morgan, Allen Munson, F, F, Nance, J;oyle C, Norvell 1 J, w. no11 O'Ryan, Tom Orgill, Edmund Overton, Hon, Watkins "In l1p II Irwin, Robert L, Jr, Iverson, Alvin J, llJll Jacobs, Dr, B, E. Johnson, J, c. Jordan, Herbert Jones, Hon, Rudolph C, llKll King, Dr, C, C. Klyce, F, w. Patton, Joe M, Jr, Patton, Thomas N, Peete, Russell Peral, Phillip A. Perry, Russell Pepper, John Petty, W, G, Pharr, Samuel s, Phillips, George P, Jr, Pidgeon, J, Everett Pipkin, Perl"J Pollard, W, B. Porter, Dr, Arthur R, Jr, "L II Lambert, F, Clyde Lanahan, L. Harry Lewis, H, s. Lightman, M, A. Jr, Loeb, Henry III. Lynn, Dr. Ross D, "M" Malone, J, H, Meys 1 R, C, Meek, J. A, Merritt, l.!ajor 1-!al ter S, McCain, Arthur W, McGuire, T, J, III McKenzie, Howard McKnight, J, M, McRae, Robert M, Jr, '----------·-·--·-·- ···-----··-~--· Raines, E. J, Ramsay, R, G, Sr, Rhodes, Dr, Peyton N, Ri ttelmeyer, C, w. Rieves, El ton A, Jr, Roach, Thurston Robertson, J, L. Saunders, E, B, Scharff, .Aaron R, Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr, H. D. Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr, George .A. Senhausen, C. B, Sharpe, w, L. Shipman, Comm. c. A, Sims, Hollice H. �. -·-·- ,.~--· - .. -. Sims, Lydel Skinner, J. L, Sldnner, Reymond Slavick, H. w. Smith, l'a:', J, M, Smith, iral tor L, Spain, H. M, Spears, Herman Stadelman, Russell C, Stimbert, E, C, Sullivon, H, P, Summers, Col. John F, Te.ta, Alvan F, Jr, Tate, S. Shepherd Tennison, J. D. Jr., Thayer, F, T, Thompson, L. K., Jr, Tri!Jpeer, R, .A. Turman, ~·i. F. nvn Valentine, D, L, Vandemark, F, J, Verret, IJ, J, Vesey, John B, Vosse, M. J, l'1ax, Rabbi James A, Wadley, Dr, s. L, Wallace, ]Jr, J. A. '.fall.er, Ben '.'Talker, J, R. 1'1e'Jb, Ha»ry G, 1</illiams, Ernest Williams, Dr. E, Foster Wiggs, Rev. Joel Wunderlich, .iJ.vin, Jr, >fatson, Col, llhitfield w, uyn Young, C, B, _J �r··-·-·-·-··-··--· ·······-·-·---------------------·-·-······---····- -·--·----·-·-·----------- cm CKASAW COIDTCIL, B. s. A. -----r i me. co Ui:TCIL MlJrnERs l!UR 19 53 ASSCJCIATE "A" Abraham, George B, Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vence J. Allen, Preston All en Thom0,s H, Armour, Hon, Claude Atkinson, Ir, W, R, Ai·1sumb, George llB11 I i I' I I Baber, Rodney Bailey, E, O, Ballon, Lave Beasley, John B, Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B, Boone, r:aniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S. Boyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, \·i. D. no 11 Canale, Phil M, Carley, Jack Carrington, R, Russell Carter, 1:. O, Carter, Nathan A. Chambers, c. ·lVi. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R, G. Chandler, 1/, H, Clark, I:olph Cole, Sam F, Collins, Chriss Cooper, Sterling Cowan, C. H. Co~(,. 1·1. \·t. Cra1·1ford, A. M, Creson, Hon. Larry B, Creson, R, F, Crwnp, E. H. , Jr. "D" Darnell, Herbert J)avi s, A, G. Davis, Hon, Clifford Davis, Dr, J. Murry Day, Pe,ul Deupree, 1·reyne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Dixon, Hugo M. Dolen, T, R, "E" Ddge, ~!. T. Ed'.•1ards, Frank C, Fleming, Joseph D, "G" Garber, Myron Gaylor, w. A. George, John H, Glascock, Charles Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, C, M, Gr~,ves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F, M. "H" Hays, Lake HenI"J, N. Wallace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. w. Hobson, Dr, J, J, Holloman, C, C, Hopper, A, L. Hussey, Robert J, ! I [___ -- -- -·---···--·· --- ....... . . . . -----------·---· --·----------···------------ --__ I �I I I i II llJll Jacobson, C, M, Johnson, " c. "' 11!{11 Kenworthy', William Kopald, S. L, Lane, V, G, Law, Sid l:... LePrince, J. A, Lee, Dr. R, G, Lear, Lt. Gen, Ben. Lerner, s. ~1i. Lewis, T. ~I. Lightman, M. A, Lohmeyer, J, A. McFarle.ne, G, O. McGregor, John Maden, John 11, McCabe, C, T, Mccourt, Loe T. McGeorge, H, L. McKnight, T, H, Moriarty, Herbert Murrah, Hin, F, "N" Nickey, Sam M. Jr,, "0" Ozburn, 11. Field O'Callahan, J. E. npn Patten, J. M, Sr, Patton, 1'1esley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebalrnr, c. T, i i [_____ _ Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E, Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L, Ruch, Dr. Walter A, Russell, Edward P, Rychener, Dr, R, O, "S" se.ino, J, E, Sandovrn, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M. Soho embs, .Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J, Chester Simmons, J. lla.rrow Springfield, C. L, Strauss, G, D, Thompson, E. F, Turner, Norfleet Wade, Maury 1'/agn er , D. Eugene Waring, Col, Roane \'Tebb, Harry 1·Tiley, J, Brady Williams, Hon, Q, P. \'/ilkinson, Russel Wurzburg, Abe uyn Yankee, Claude Young, Dr, Th0mas K, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Text Any textual data included in the document Form 0·539 1..--""' REGION No. ,,!___ ______ _ "' COUNCIL No ________ : _ __ APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1953 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N.Z The ______ (c.!A&,,-~~k~&:'.f:#..•:&:-&1:;:,,<'. _____________________ , __________ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Cou · :l J-(f' _'" Jf headquarters at. __f -/...1../J:~ __ /lt.. ------------/)}tf/J;.• .. _vlffe£f>±;_ _________{ j!"l,"-\~T:.~":. ........... . (Local Mailing Addr _ (Cia~d ,n_e) ___ . -- -~- _ (State) ,,-~I,, :iihaving jurisdiction over (_indicate _entire rea) __ ,,/.,;;4:<::'.:;4 ______( '."Ji'l!:;~o:'.':\ii ......' ;/.-<-.-. ~ _7 ____- -;J!l/m!.'/?,, 7"0' " ' J",.l ff c ~--,I ..i. l0; 1 \' .! !' -- / 1/_ _ J;,_ilo:{fr:''.'.·"··:i'J .... ?~:-.~-clf;, ___ f .i'!::t::c&:'.k4'":-------1$!'.·1"'"'''".:.•::~:'f.. _____f ff.kt;.!p:«f::lil!.'!!'lf:f':Y::.:l .. t?~,f.,l'--'i _... ::~:rs::~:~:t=:::·::~a;;~~;:~~~~~-ct:i=~2;~::~~:~,:--:~~::::--:.'.::~~\:'.'f~~1 hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1953. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1952 and Objectives for 1953 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of ggress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on .. :----)':.,J.t:,,,"•""'""";;"':·----".!tJ;L _______ ........ 19 .. S:-J; at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council s,liJ ifically acceptd its obltgat10n to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By--Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ........... _ .............................................................................. ..................... -------------------------------····· ..... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32009~2 /~n December 31, 1952, we had ................ "Chartered Institutions" in our territory,· each of which sponsored one or ~~Sc·~~ing l.l..qits. At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of ........................ "Institutional Representatives" and ..... L.Y...0. ....... "Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: Council only (check) : Religious .......... !".'.:'.::: ....... ; EducationaL ....... V.:-::·~-------···; Labor ...... v.:::: ........... ; Civic ...... '.:::"::: ............. ; Business .............. Y.~·-···; Farm......................... i:-- J y- ·1•· ···o·•.;at, _.· Council (G~ve number of each) : Jewish ......... e .......... ; . Catholic .................... ; Protestant ... l..:.~.-/:.:i; Other .................... . Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jew1sh ...... l.. ............ ; Cathohc ...... .;i... .....•..• ; Protestant... .. -5:.~'····; Other ..................... . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1952. 0 Yes These amendments have been approved by the National Council. O Yes ~No 0 No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to~.2.J ... f._ .. Units out of a total of ... 2..,~~~~---Units in the Council. 4. During 1952 there were ..... /. ... meetings of our Council and .. ./J. ..... meetings of our Executive Board. District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1952, in .... q, ..... of our Districts, and the rest averaged .. 3 .. meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in ... ~.of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged ........ /. ........ Roundtables. '.V···· " l 5. CQUncil annual meeting is in mo,:;th of __ .'f:P}?:t:,%~1t'h·:'>~-,~~fficers and members elected at that time serve one year b · · '-1 L 1'";:;:,a"·s; eg1nn1ng _____ ;1"~~·-1.. 71i • .••.• .t .... ~.1 ..•.. 6. .g' Council has .: .......• :~ ....... organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ............ ~ ............... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ................. .in 1953 ................ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 7. Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No. of Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ,.,.,.. . .,..,Committees sented on each WELL for 19)3 1 Council (,y ~ I Executive Board ~ v ,,,z ~1 Organization and Extension (p v. ,,. '? 'E) Leadership Training ,.. ii' q_ Ji"'· v l .)..... ..... " Advancement fr.,.~; C~lili'!ililll! r.trd"' Activities if~ v I "'.,,,. ~·,r,, 0 Health and Safety :1: l ..,.._. u . # Finance / "' '2- ~ List any other Committees •u Council has: ' . $ ~ 17 ./ ,.,'! If<~ t. ~ :P"' 41>.if .• ;JK •.. 1.1 \') 8. This Council =:ot have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, starting ............................ , 19 ....... . 9. This Council ~incorporated under the laws of this State. The corporate name is: J1 ..... c:t.~-~-~ d ..... ii!W':>· .... c6:!..~~lfk:~-~~"'~':.:-j f!ii::e."().t~"'1.." i1..!f-4~.J,,,.,,,~"""· ;? ,,Pd""~·-··'· ...... . '\)~ 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $/1 ./.f2'.Lfor the year 1953, and agre~~.~o yay. it to the Treasurer of the National ; \ C=U • foUow' io foU -·· ! , , ; '" .. ~ .. "!"'I '"""o" ol I .. ). .. ? .0. c... . .=> do1fo' "' moo•• ol 11. BOYS' LIFE h d J 1 I !; B • L'f b 'b ;2,_ ... JC o' f B S d E Jorer December 31, 1952, we a ... ·"-··'··"~ ........ oys 1 e su sen ers, .......... , ............. 7 o o our oy CO)!t an xp membership. Our objective for December 31, 1953, is: ....... / ... 'i··O····: ....... Boys' Life subscribers, ............ ./.. .. Q ...... % of our proposed Boy Scout and Explorer membership. · Form 0-539A This copy for National Office O; Regional Office O; Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter J' Region No ...... 9. ····~~. -····· L"'"" c:,:ff t} Council No ..... ,..,) .... -.#······--"-···· NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $---------- Quota ----------------------- Scouter Fees ............ . Total ---------------------------------- • At?i;;~·· '""7:," ••7:;~f'c:''.~'fLl:":/f_':"*h--'f.'."',:.•:~f--·---·,·h-------·-----b·--: ._ .... J ..... l .... 1 ..... 1.9 ... 5.3 ..... , ....... ,.h· ---,·h··--------·-,-Lornl lei odufncil ············"······ - . _ ----················#····t<S,,,,..,,, ... : .................. or renew.a o c ar er or e year eg1nn1ng u y , , oge er w1 repor s as ca c or, 1-Ie'(s quarters Cit}~ State Suf plementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (I any of the itc1ns arc not enclosed, please st.ate when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. ---············--·······Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1952 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1952, if any 7. Three year Pro,ram Goals for 1953 (Ten tests o Successful Scouting) is enclosed 8 · Roster will be mailed ·········-··· . was mailed . Date Date (Signed) ---- ----------------·--- $ $-- $-- Date Date Date Date Scout Executive 3200952 Form 0-~39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1952 Name of CounciL ........ 1.. ................................. '.'..' ...... :. .. :. .. 1..7..· ........ :~Y.'-: .......................................... . Headquarters City .............. '-.. ':'/.:'.'L~!... ............................................ State .7f .!'..'.: .......................... . Region No. Council No. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this -Committee during the year 1952. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ... ~~ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following numbers of Health or Safety experts. Public Health .... ~~.'~ .. ; _Medicine ..... ~· ... ; Aquatics ...... ':::·:~.; Fire Prevention .. ~ .... ; Firearms .............. ; First Aid ..... ~----; Emergency Service .............. ; Farm Safety .............. ; Mountaineering .............. . 2. During 1952 the meeting places of .. if£. ................... of our Units ( ... fl::.J:/. .... :%) were inspected. 3. During 1952 an inspection of the Council Camp ~ made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ... 0 .... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, wi·t h ad equate i·n surance coverage, A have b · ff d · 95 2 Utt een 1n e ect uring 1 2. 5. Pre-camp me d1. ca 1 exam1.n at1. on 1. s requi.r e d f or a1 1 \V h o atten d th e co unc1· 1 camp as ch ec k ed : sc outs ...I. .t.l.J.!..''.t.A~ : ; c amp Leaders .. 1?.\1'.J?p.; Food Handlers.f?.'q"/'P. .. Health condition recheck of Scouts) Leaders and Food Handlers...:. n1ade by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 6. We h!:'::ot a Mobilization Plan. 7. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .... 0?:·~~-~~(.(~-~(<;'f-.:~--~:~-:.'":~L .............. . ...... tt:~t.;-/:,s:f~---~;::-~:-.::·(;:_~~~,::l~ .. y ......................................................................................................................................................................... . 8. Our Program as planned for 1953 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ........ f·~-:·:-: ........... . b) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ....... •::: ............... ; Council and Troop Camps ....... 1 : ...•••......... ., c) Mobilization Plan .......................... . (Signed) Chairman, Health an<l Safety Committee Scout Executive 32009~2" (See Other Side) ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHER.S TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six (6) issues per year. Free of charge to Members of Council Health and Safety Committee including Chairmen, but not other members, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Council Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Or~nization and Extension, Camping and Activities and Leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, 1 y2c each. Name DP (> 7Hu.Pi1'1AN ("15 f'tw Fc1"! ll .J .h '·C .- /(" ' . /,,,,_ ~! :;1'"&: {\ I', (;p IJ 5/¢'}! i.H Address "f5 t~ t::( ;VI Ii !) i '.JI q.} .q we::::r Form 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES /fl'#.,_,, .. '. Region No. _ _,;,~-'"--' _ -..i,\ __ . t'L~~~MITTE:,-1952 Council No. !f""')? Name of Counc1L ____ T _____________ , ...... ,.. :;.-.-~-... , ................... _ State _ .. ..'.'.'..~'li·~E!,.cll.~..,:::~:,,·tJt".if,,1:ii'.'.::'.'...:~'.:::=:::::==±=J . //vi;/' •<- ~.,.Ji' , Headquarters City ···f--l.-~ . .t~-:r..c:.1:.'br..1l':t-¥:·;·;"::: :~~-c?'.:":1& .••• ., .•• ,,:~;:ii/;"t_"~~~---················-·······---····-··-····· { { - *'-" II CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1952 (Note; Units include Total Twops and Explorer Units) .,,, 1 / GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program ·--------------'~-------- ... Units (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) % of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ?if(,, ····--·-·-2 .. .l.: ............. % ? .. f.: .. ~ ____ Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping -·-·--·---',;?.<J: _______ Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and_E~t. re~or, plorer Units, Dec. 31, 1952) ........ / .. '?, __ z_ ____ Units •Units-Troops, 'W '"""> Neighborhood Patrols, /l ). f!o>"· Q / '?J' :};; Tribes, and Membership June 30, 1952 was.~:j~ ..... ~.-~ .... ,g;: ....... Units* , ................... ~ .... -...... Boy Scouts and ExptOrers Explorer Units LONG TERM CAMPING (six or more consecutive days.)' Yearly Summary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. Number of Units A. CHARTERED UNITS• ').."! . WITH OWN ADULT ,ft ~~~~E~:undl Site----1--"'e·~::..;'i)-!~;;,;J_:;-.:·~-- 1 2. Off Council Site----1---"--- ..,~ if 3. Total (1 & 2)----1--,.J--'f'f----I Number of .Number of Different v·~ Unit Scouts & Explor;rs,. Scouters ~\~"'" t} '!i_ .,~----I~ CJ:L!g_,> I -- .1 k ,~ ii" ii ~1 1o;~-~ 3 5. Off Council Site-----1-_;;X=X=X'-- 1--~~--3~-----1 B P:o;:s~~:~~ s~~--I_T_s_·--1---=x=x=x=-- t-'l_l - -~' .... 6. Total (4 & 5)'----l--=X=X=X=-- 1----~-·---1 C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6)_ XXX 1 ___ ·A~";_-_i;,_''1_-' __ 1 7. o/o of June 30, 1952 Boy Scout and Explorer IYfembership* * xxx xxx **In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Grand Total line C by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS--1952 Event Camporee Circus Exposition Mobilization Pilgrimage Cncl. I J I Number Held Est. Attend. Dist. Neigh. Scouts Public Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if camping period is six consecutive days or more Agricultural Service Camp Forest Explorer Expedition, Cruise, Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc Tours Outside Council Area Number of Tours Philmont Scout Ranch ____ {/:_ __ scouts .... O. ... Scouts ,_~,:J.·:_Explorers ___ :Jl,,_scouts Sand Explorers ..... ?.::~~·.scouters ?? -~··1'!. ....... Tours ..... !. .... Explorers _;s. _____ Scouters Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ./J.J.Scouts 1953 PROGRAM Event Planned (Check) i/ !/ )? b and Explorers When Where ). 1 r .:i .r~ ':P$_wJ ~-lL#U; /~ ~1t~,,. fJZ,,~ . . tf{,,f·"''"''J; r3:.~.?,_,-\. \.-!!_.'' Agricultural Fair ·" 3200952 II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted ........ ~J.t) ...... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities w~s -~ade ... :0'-:::t'?.-·-~·····; _We encourage Units to,7p:~~ f~:_,·~G1o,?d J:~r~~~"_.,to. t~eir,_neighb~r~~od ~E~}.~~ti:tut~ons.1-~--,,J.;. Our most successful C1v1c Service Event during the year was ..... C..t .... ~,.J .. ,,.. ......... f! •••••••• t:J:. .. .i:.i.i0.'(/ .•. t::c...1- .. l: .. L ..•••.•.. 1'.,._.,.~ .. if ......................... . l 1952 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only)............ $!0..~?.e.:.·:.:::~!::. C amp F·e es ( N et, l ess re f un d s ) .............................. f.'1..:.: . ..•.... ~ .\.''._.J•_•' .·./·'··!".•).• • •· .)• • Transportation Fees (if any)................................ $ .......... .£0:::.?.~~~. Trading Post ·······································-················· Miscellaneous ......................................................... . TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ............................. . 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their own leadership? ..... . 3. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ......................................... ,. ..... .. 4. Do you plan camp expansion in the next 12 months? .............................. If so, estimate cost 5. If you have special funds now available for Camp Development, please give amount ........... . 6. If you plan to raise special funds in 1953 for Camp Development, please give the amounL ....... $ 7. Additional acreage acquired in 1951 and 1952 .. .. $. . :~j.- ,;. .'./•£.•.7.. ' ..:'.:i::'.: . $. ......:..:.u...;..z... .7.. I.. . $ ...................... .. $ ... .jf.::;-' .............. . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ $;;/,.}.'f:/:...!.J.. Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff) ..................... . if"'/·· • o $ ......... :!.:2:.:: .. ::. M a1. ntenance & Repat.r s.......................................... $....-..-7, .i;vJ..;<./.i •>••/• ,Pf.. .!..... .. . Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc................................. $ ..... ~~-~-~--:.7.:f?. A. SUB TOTAL ......................................................... $ .. /_)i'. .. /!.f,."~<i (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .................. $ ...... £0.?1.!..f. Medical Service and Supplies ............................... . Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc .................................... . Program Material ................................. : ............... . Transportation Expense (if any) ......................... . Trading Post ......................................................... . Food ....................................................................... . Miscellaneous ............................................. " ........... . B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ .. (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B) .. .. Capital Funds expended for Camp Development. ...... . ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age AGES 15 ~-'?. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Over Total Central Camp Staff* ~ -!:;,- I I I .:;t.., ,;).- /'' Provisional Scoutmasters I Provisional Ass't SM's. . . 0 *(Do not include Scoutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to progtam services such as Troop Cooking.) (Signed) ................................................................................................................... . Chairman, Camping and Activities Committees Scout Executive Form O-S39F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1952 /) Region No. Nameof Council~~~~""-ll~/~4~/t~,~f~i~~~AL,~#!~£/_._::_C_P_1_·'-"-'-'=l.~=yj='=·s=·=4~=J:=·""'.:::::..'-~~~-I State 7:;;: ,W !)I Council No. · 17'.S J> Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Cub Scouts: Bobcat Wolf Bear Lion Webelos Total Boy Scouts and Explorers: Tenderfoot Second Class First Class Star Life Eagle Col. 1 Col. 2 "--~-==-=--11 Oual[fied Dur mg 19,2 /7~s·7 ~1;.l? . :/,7-i? I 7 :S 9,_\~ 'f.771 See Note Below ~;:s-1 7,s>(j c"J.'J (.~ . 2t> 'I /0 ;;, If' Enrolled Dec. 31, 19'2 ,;;;;.j/ 7 d-10, 13~ ""'S-.?-J // &) .r? '.3 1- Troop Membeu Only ;)~?>7 s- 1f "7 7 I J-'9 I o? 0-Y" f? "'! .) MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during 1952 I Aerodynamics................................... 63 Leather Work .................... J'?o·······- 2-Aeronautics (Aviation) ... ../:!.......... 64-Life Saving ........................ c:~2 ....... . 3-Agriculture .................... ...... !:!.:......... 65-Machinery ...................... .... .;!:.~ ........ . 4-Airplane Design ................... !.:......... 66-Marksmanship .................. .-?..7 ....... . 5-Airplane Structure ................ /........... 67-Masonry ............................. :2.5: ........ . 6-Angling (Fishing) ........ ... d .. J........ 68-Mechanical Drawing ..... ... L.i:. ....... . 7-Animal Industry .............. ../.'.'.'/......... 69-Metal Work.. ................. ... li..7. ........ . 8-Archery.......................... ................... 70-Music ............................. .... '2,z.'iJ. ..•••••. 9-Architecture .......................... Re:'....... 71-Nut Culture ...................................... . 10-Art. ................................... }:2:':£....... 72-Painting ......................... N •• 'Zf~I:: ..... .. I I-Astronomy ............................ ':/········· 73-Pathlinding ......................... 9.:±:: ...... . il4-23 ABAa~s;k~ee!t'ry·~bi~g:· ··:·:·:·l·?i: .. ~.i .. ~~.?.":: .. :.:.:·:· 74-Personal Health ............... /..1f;·2,f. ..... . 7.: 75-Photography ....................... 9-:'.~7.~, ...•.. 76-Physical Develop ................. d.'J. ..... . 15-Bee Keeping ......................... ./.,....... 77-Pigeon Raising ....................... ../yr····· 16--Beef Production ............. ····o·1~·:...... 78-Pionee:ing ........................ L.7J..;/:j· 17-Bird Study ......................... "1..r."?......... 79 Plumbrng..... . ................. . IS-Blacksmithing .................. ,!i!..7.......... 80-Pottery ......... :;:::::::::::::::: ........ ~>".: .... . 19-Bookbinding .................. .. r.:JJ......... 81-Poultry· Keeprng............ . ........ ,,, ...... . 22 o1 ~:=~ou~'l7~g·:.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·.·.·.·.( .. ;.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· 82-Printing ................................... :!. ...... . ~ w.. 83-Public Health .................... !..?,,:! ...... . 22-Business ........................... :Z.,/......... 84-Public Speaking ............. .... 1:7(:2 .... .. 23-Camping ........................ .. /...-'/.:?::...... 85-Rabbit Raising ............... .... ,!L~':l: ..... . 24-Canoeing ......................... ~k........ 86-Radio ...................................... ,.!. ...... . 25-Carpentry .......................... 1f.7.......... 87-Reading ............................... 0:2 ..... .. 26-Cement Work ................. ./.of;,....... 88-Reptile Study ........ : ........ ........ ? ...... . 27-Chemistry ............................ ,~.......... 89-Rocks and Minerals ............... ,;:'.... ... . 8 C. · h. q·;:v · /"Z 2 - 1t1zens 1p ..................... ... + .... ~~--······ 90-Rowing........ . ................. . 29-Citrus Fruit ·Culture ....... . ·.·/·.·.·:£ .. ! ..•. ·.· ....... ·.·.·.·.· 91-Safety ........... ·.·.-.-.-.---.--~~·-·.·.·.·.·.·-~ .. ~:z?i:.:2 • .:.-:~~-· 30-Coin Collecting............. r.: 92-Salesmanship ................. ········f'.·:~·"-- 31-Conservation.................. ..:.:1..01......... 93-Scholarshi p.................... . ..... .Q .. + .... . =========f====="=~~==,K 32-Cooking ........................... /.2"2~..... 94-Sculpture .................................. ,~: ..... . 33-Corn Farming,. ................... ,;;;:::1...... 95-Seamanship .................................... .. Total Troop Members I I~ -1 xxx 4../11 .:l , 34-Cotton Farming ............. .......... L..... 96-Sheep Farming ................................ .. ;~=~~~~g::::::: ::::: :::::::::: :: ::~::::::: ~~ -~~?:!i°.~::::::::::::::~:::::.: .................. . 3 7-Dog Care ......................... ..?,.,:'?........ 99-Small Grains .................. ::::::t.z::::::: 38-Dramatics ............................ !.. ........ 100-Soil Management.. ................ ~~!. ..... . 39-Electricity ....................... . dl.6. ......... IOI-Stalking ............................ ./..:/'. ....... . 40-Farm Home ................... ... L.S::....... l 02-Stamp Collecting ........... ... :?.?:.(~ ..... .. 41-Farm Layout. ..................... /./. .......... 103-Surveying ............................ , . .fl ...... .. ---------+-----+------11 4 'l 3 42-Farm Mechanics ................. .Z ......... 10 -Swimming ...................... ........ T ...... . ---------'-----'------" 43-Farm Records ...................... / ....... 105-Taxidermy ............................ 3 ......... . ---------i-----+------11 ~t-~;~;~~:,;:?;i~~::::::::::::: :'f.:f.!::::::. ;~~~:::~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::: .::::~~2;'.::::::: ---------+------1-----·ll 46-First Aid ........................ .. 3?,.\~.:"?. ..... !OS-Woodcarving ................. .... f:,,~; ..... . 47-First Aid to Animals ..... ..... , .. tE ....... 109-Wood Turning .............. ......... :J'i:: ... .. _________ ._ ____ ,_ _____ ,, 48-Forestry ......................... .... •2.d....... l 10-Wood Work .................. .... ,S,-0> .. ·· 49-Foundry Practice ............ ... ~?::.~·~....... l 11-Zoology ................................. ;;.5. •••••••• =========i====="=====oU 50-Fruit Culture................. . 112-Aviation ........................................... . NOTES: 51-Gardening ..................... ::::Z~L:::::. 113-Citizenship in Home .......... !f: ........ . 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... ....... :!. ........ 114- " -Community ...... ,.:?. ......... . Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys H'k' · ·7 115 N · who qualified during year, including those in Troops 53- 1 rng ..... .' ..................... .... ti? ... ·......... - - atlon ......... ··················· and Explorer Uni!S. 54-Hog & Pork Prod ................... i: ....... l 16-World Brotherhood .......................... . H R · .. , · ·• 117-N t Column 2.-Give figures for Troop members only, but 55-- ome epa1:s ................ . 2·.c:J:~.J. •..... 118 ~ ure ........................... ·················-- include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. 56-Horse1nansh1p ............... ...... !..!........ -Soil & Water Cons ......... ----············--- ===================•II 57-lndian Lore................... ;u l 19-Wildlife Management ..................... . ;~=i~::~~~~f ~il:::. ::::::::::::: : :.·.2~:::::·· i ~~ ~:'.1~::L~~~.es_s::::::::·:::: ::::;ff.::::::::::: 60-Journalism ............................ /... ......... 1 TotaL.j:/.'2d'.:,;'il.. 61-Landscape Gardening .... ··--~~r~ ......... \ M.B~ Counselors in c·ouncil 41 ~r 62-Leathercraft ................... ... ~!:.!:.':'.. ........ (Include registered and unregistered) Organizing Awards .1952 Scout Lifeguard Awards 1952 ......... /..P ............ . 32009~2 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... %-:)_---!?_ _______ _ 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks ? ....................................................... -·-········ ...... ................. ......... ............... ...... % /..'?..::? ....... . 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %/.'?. .. '?. ....... . ' " ' ,,,.. ! p,; ;:J1sr.'1KG 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?............ %. ... '?d'. •..• S• .' -'..I ' 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- vided with literature related to their subjects?. . ·-····························································· %----0-·· ··········· • 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ........................................................................................................ Y es ... V. No ......... . 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and .erocedures. At'- /l/!17/l>NAI. Pot.icy;;: AAE U!fel:J (Signed) ............................. ···································-------..... . Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive Form 0-539B Rf.PORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE . /)fl; ;] i ,,,) Name of Counctl · ·' .. · • .... n a..a.61.A./·•· - 1952 x:· ; I ., Headquarters City J'''. >' · "''; ,.rlf<.--~· Stat .,.;%,;;"''··· •·· / Council No_•_•·•-'---- (Please we only following classification.' This is for purpose of National record and comparison) I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES-1952 Indicate period covered if other than Column 1 Total Expenditures calendar year Column 2 Special Receipts (See Note I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. I minus Col, 2) BUDGET-1953 (NET) 1 E t . s I . • $ >;;> 0 Rs; D; $ $ ;?2, o({S:o1 $ ,;:, 00 .;)(:i, .:)() . xecu 1ve a ar1es ................. 11-~~"-'~~-~--1-----------1---~-~~~~.,,--11 Lr 2 Off. S J • 9 ,9¢s;, SS '!, 7'f"J:j";f / 0, :? oo , 00 . ice a anes .............................. 11---<.~-~~--1----------1----'--'-~----11-~-_,,,_ ____ _ !, ;i, <) s: 93 ) , i./j ,_,f(, 9 3. J_ . F) • ··f " 3. Retirement Contrib'ns_ ... -.... 11--~"""'"--'-"'""-'-""---l•------~--~1---'+-""'-'--"'-'+--""--ll --~"':,,,·,..c_J=, .. :-._~ ,.,"'}~'~·'-'-'-''-·.~ (~--:_,; __ · 4. Rent, Light, Heat, TeL ....... 11--~3,=•~?~£~_.'-5'-:· tJ~--'-/--- 1 -----------i---~47-~«'-· ~G-'-0'-·-~-='-'-=1~·--ll ---'«"'"..,--, .. a.,.·._t._·'-1;;~,;"-"''"'-:>"'o'-- 5_ OfficeSupplies ......................... 11-~~.J,,__-'/-''"'?-'~"'0~·"'-;"',;;i_. __ l----------l----=1"'· ,,_)-'''-~"J-''-''-f_r_··-11--~":;.,.__'-l_<_•_D_,_J-'\:'-'- •<J "' ; ., ; , - 3 J ., - / 'Y' , ,.n 6. Postage .... ·-···-···-····-····-··········-·····"-~s-+·-'J~-~,;.;~, '-'-"'-·'--1----------1--~'7-"'~'--~1 -~--1~-7--11--~0'-;'-·"-'../_--<=--··-··,~r~"),'" _ _,~- 7, Field Expense · ) • • · 1} ' •• •'--? 7 / ii, 3 >· (incl. Transportation ..... -... 11 ___ ·.:,f~Z.:./-'--'-"'"'""""-'-"'-· --1-----------1---'"'°"'+• -'-'-'--'7'-'---- 8. Public Relations.------·--·----·--ii----,--,---:,,---,---,,,.--1-----.,,~~""'""--1-----,,,--7"---11 ----~---- 9. Camping ···-························ll-~·,,_,tP~J"--'7"'"-:?:.·;.;"-:'-,."'~~:..-H!i_'_ 1 __ ~/~c;~.:J::.~:_·:.1,:.:t!_:_."!/_.!.7 __ 1 ___ '47,_,6'-----'c:.''-''='"'.:./L-'':.l_. _ 11 ___ ,.!:,..<.z~~;1_.,;.,~----·_CJ_1~''.> __ 10. J:,,eda<lCersh1ipTraining / l? .'>'. 7 _'/'I /:?.S' 7, if/ 7 :2.3.&o an on erences ..... -................... 11---'""'-""-~-'-'-'--'-'-'-- 1-----------l·---'--'""--"-.Ll.-'-''----ll ---~-------.. 11 N t . IQ t / 1 -P;;,1,:;--:·oo 7;; \",oo //l'':n:),o.J , a rnna uo a ........................... 11----~=-"-=--•1----------1----'-""'-~=---11-·--4'-'-"'='-"-"--- 12 Ch t F 7S"~~ 7S':Du 7S.e_:ot) , ar er 'ee .................................. 11----....l.-"'-'""-"----l----------l----..L."'-'-""d....--ll ---~~~--- 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows doth At. 't' 1P 't'l 7!- !o 7.:J.:?o p;;,<,.f!/ __ an er c 1v1 1es ................ ll---'-'-'"'-'--',..,+-'-' -'-"P'--l----"S>.,.-"--'--"'-'"'--=---1----"~=:::'-"--"'"'-- 14 C · E d't 'liUJ 1 ifiJ , 2"1 . ampa1gn xpen t ures ....... 11 -----~~--1----------1----~~-'-"'"~- lS. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) ll--------1---------1--------- 16. Insurance ................... ---............. 11 ___ ~;_·,..'}_,?~-,..-~;,.. D.·--::--ll----------i---~/_,'/,,,."?_,1 '-' /~O-· _ 17. Miscellane,aus ..... -................ -....... -----'S:r·~"l'r-·:-:-·~'f,..'.4}>,.,·~',,.t __ ----------l--'-/w''-'"'<t'-'.£")-"L'wLi~'"-i ,ci1 .__ 181 ,;,¥?-,,c:;;:-.:.'.//,;. . .,,_.~_.,,\,/'. / ;:.i,r1J,,2·,l~<J /,..3,,/~7~1{;-;,,'/ 1-1. {'1;, de ,_._ , .. ,, ·Id'' I, y.,)"·"· '1-8 /, l/j"'" .; .! 'ff! /). '.::J \i TOTAL OPERATING 11--------- 11. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... 11 __ _.,/'-''~"~<'-' s.:..·;_s_·,_, ___ 1 2. Camp Property ·········----;i---------1 J, Automobile -------------------;1---------1 III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I .77 1. BOYS' LIFE ---------------·---111 1 "~------1---------1--------1 2. Registrations --···--------·----11"-~"',,_" ,;'-5-'2'-, .:..?.:..' _7_~'-J --1--",!'-f-';'-' -'!/--'('-':-. ""·-;_· .:"~---ll-----"c'1~"'L7-'/-''";"'_;,.::ct:__ 1 3 S S I. ,- ,'"I "' / q ,L 5~" 3. / 7" I ' I c- '' . cout upp 1es -······-··--·-···ll-~·"'''-t-'""')~"'-d~··c='°'-'-'--- 1 -~-r-.,,,1 ""~--J~·~~---i---~,,,_,-'''-''~~.1..~~>~·1_'_" __ 1 JJ_,~,LI~ /!' TOTAL REVOL VING111-"'-/-f''"-:",,._o'-"=:;,~'-·~'-'··,L! _ ll-+l~;Jc--;/-"'"'-''-1"~~.:..1 ~-''-/_,,ll=----' --l!--"-17 _'-' ".c-1-..:<:..::'L/-''-'-7..:'-::.' --1 /Y.;; ... oo IV. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) ________________ 1 _________ 11 _______ _ *Salary ite1ns should include total salaries, but should n:it include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as (Special Receipts,.bnly such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain CoUncil activities. -- -Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 3200952 Analysis of income from contributions for 1952. Income fro_m_areas where Council participates Income from areas in Community Chest where Council does not participate Chest cSounptprliebmuteinotnasl in Chest $ 0)5 'I'i /i, '"/,'< )•'l $ 7" "'''' '} ·~\·'. 0,<,. 'J $ G:;;. .' 76)'/:7() Total for Council Operation .................................. ffe' I Q 1 ~· '-'"·i ' Total for Capital purposes .................................... $ $ 1;- t>' ; /,,;', ,,} ! $ For the 1953 budget outlined on preceding page $-----------..nas been raised to date. Budget for 1954, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about (Date) Assets, 12-31-52 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ .. ,~; lh > J' > Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities I, .?, £, ;J, ;{, ·") l,1 f,'; o_t\? I ,, f? ,/;" ,')' ;! j j :;t.-1 •Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile Total Income $7 </08 7,;J,o s"" '/;o •Present Value TOTAL Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-52 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ ,;) · if/,,,)". ;j·y ' ' Notes Payable Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $-----Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL .3' <i t"yj) ~--- ')<"'' TOTAL ____ Our accounts ~will be /-<.J/, .. --tL~--·i("·9-·"*'--<':_ <J· ) , _ _.,μ/(,J rl ... (?-- (':.$"'·,.; ,,;, .... ,-..,,,:/l;c. .. f;, _:;rf; (State Z.hether professional accou~tants or a~dtt~comniliiee_) ______ _ We request continuation of present credit lirnit by Supply Service Division and \vill n1aintain our account 011 a 30 day basis~ (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here:$-------··) This Council has established a Trust Fund controlled by an approved Declaration of Trust and administered by Trustees. / (Check yes or no) Yes ,/ No (See Note Below) The amount of this Trust Fund December 31, 1952, was$ fa o ""'5 .• Do Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following daies in 1953 ___________ _ Remarks, Explanations or Additions---------------------------------- (Signed) Chuirman, Finance Committee Scout Executive Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. Form 0~39H 1952 THREE YEAR PR01GRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish basis for Council Award for 1952. I/ Order form for Council and District awards on other side. ('' \\ ;If / ~ ~ ~-~§ Name of Council .Y'..fi.~~~'.:~_,: _ tft:~4!f.1f~.-: . ......... _ ....... State ..... '~~,l.a:,.,,4./_:_!ik_:'.\1! JI. ~" Headquarters City .. })1,#.:;t:rV-::'t:._:_ j--·-·~"~''.'k~':'.'.~_·.-::: ________ ~-----·---··---· r-~/ Regio~ No. ·--·-~--~~::;~'\,~:,~}-.. -- "TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING" FUNCTIONING MANPOWER 1. Nu1nbcr of Units with Two Deep Leadership:t (21 years or older) 2. Number of top lJnit Leaders with basic training:!· 3. Number of Com111issioners. QUALITY PROGRAM Number of Units engaging in one of the following: 4. Outdoor Activities--with an emphasis on conserv(ttion projects:!· Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. Troops providing a minimi1m of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year, including for Crews in the Troop at least one high adventure expedition* or cruise in addition. Explorer Units providing a 1ninilnum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year including at le.a.st one high adventure expedition* or cruise. 5. Total n\1mber of advance1nents in rank during the year.'~ 6. Number of Troop Members of First Class Rank or higher as of Dec. 31st. 7. Nutnber of BOYS' LIFE subscribers.t INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. Number of New Units. 9. Number of Dropped Units (?vfinus dropped.reregistered). 10. Total number of boys enrolled. ACTUAL NUMBER 1951 (I) ;1;-3 3f --11 0 -,,,.. Lo I/ ';t,,, ·r:1!v/ l p ,~I // I ( "I''i , 7Cf 27 ) ! !J_ 6~ - 2 ;;:" -~> " (p q.c~ 1 ." f' ·{ INCREASE ADOPTED FOR 1952 (IN NOS. NOT %) (2) I 5'- -:J (J I 7 _) .)'""'·<;,, "'-''"'"*"fl'""'> ' j/~ .,) ·"""'"'. l /" ""'" fl ~~1 r" 11 ! ')/ / 0 1 Decrease of -"_"'"'.:;>. 'if Cf Council No. ..-d ..... wt ..... !/c----- INCREASE '7o TOTAL AT- ADOPTED GOAL TAINED TOTAL INCREASE FOR ACHIEVED IN GOAL 1952 ACHIEVED (MAXIr-.1UM 1952 SCORE lOOo/o (3) ( 4) ( 5) (6**) l b'Z !J I --,, I I f.c;? '·?""'4;> l / - , {:! f~) ' &.> !ll)J:' 2 ,., J / \,, "ti/ /(!~ "~.") ..,::::;, - t f L/ I 7 ~? IJ {" <r' /_p 0 ..... ,. ')./ {_,, £,..,,, ! !;;- J.. l''J/l - ,';# ""; ~~ ~ !J- 71,,, l :Jr5 (,,. 7 tf D I$ J " _,.,! ; l ! _/ L/ 7 tJ """"'"'"'""' Decrease~ '';> ,,., "') id!:. 1.,5 I t/-J.. j'(, To qualify for the award a Council or District must have an increase in boy 1ne1nbership equal to one boy per Unit as of Dec. 31, 19.52, over the total boy membershif of Dec. 31, 19.51, and must achieve at least 80% o its combined goals in the ten itc111s above. Signed tSee Operating Guide Book, 1952·53 Supplen1ent, for interpretations. *Such as an experience at Philmont Scout Ranch. **Formula: Column (4) divided by Column (2) times 100 equals percenL1ge. Example: Suppose under ite1n ( 6) the Conn· cil bad 1200 First Class Scouts as of Dcce111ber 31, 19Yl., that during 1952 they ain1cd to increase this nutnber by 300. Enter 1200 in Column (1), 300 in Column (2) and COUNCIL PRESIDENT (OR DISTRICT CHAIRMAN) SCOUT EXECUTIVE (OR DISTRICT EXECUTIVE) 1.500 in Column (3). At the end of 1952 the Council finds that it bas <1n increase of 250 First Class Scouts. Enter this in Column (4) and 1450 in Column (.5). You wdl obtain the percentage for Column (6) as follows Col. (4) Nu1nber Achieved - 2.50 Col. (2) Adopted increase - 300 X lOO = 83.3% Total o/o's in Col. 6 and divide by 10. 32009~2 ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT THREE YEAR PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1952 Name of Council. .............................................................................. State ........................................ . Headquarters City ..................................................................................................................... . Region No ............................ . Council No. . ........................ . It is certified that this Council and its Districts have qualified for Three Year Program awards for 1952 as indicated below, and requests that said awards be sent to the Council. (Signed) Scout Executive NUMBER REQUESTED TYPE OF AWARD* . COUNCIL DISTRICT \ .. F d orwar on Liberty's Team" Flag x & ' Gold Honor Award or /') () Gold Merit Award •'•" /? J <~) ·"''- Silver Honor Award or t'> (k Silver Merit Award () (~) Blue Honor Award or () {':? --· . Blue Merit Award ·I;,~) \.J t::::) *For requirements and basis of the above awards, refer to pages 4 and 5 of "Forward on Liberty's Team Operating Guide Book for the first year of the Three Year Program," published in July, 1951. Interpretations of several of the items in the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting" will be found in the 1952-1953 Supplement to Operating Guide Book. Form 0·53.9.;J:\oi, "'ii'"''""' This copy for National Office O; Regional Office O; Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No ..... I. Council No ..... ~ .. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE / Charter Fee $------------ Quota -------------------------- Scouter Fees ......... . Total ------------------- ---------------- Attached is the application of the ................ -(~bi,~*l!!M······································ ................................................................ . . .... Local Council ............. M~:ihS'...£.::4i···I£@'.<;;~·k*l;(lft~ ........... .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1953, together with reports as called for, Headquarters C1ty, State Supple1nenting tbis application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees \4. .. .................... ,.Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1952 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1952, if any 7. Three year Profram Goals for 1953 (Ten tests o Successful Scouting) is enclosed 8 · Roster will be mailed Date was mailed - --•- _____ !l:@~y, __ l9.G3 __ Date Yes or No . I)_ Yes or No ....... t"~ii ______ _ Yes or No fll!$ Yes or No $ ...... . $ Date Date Date Date 3200952 FormQ.539 REGION No ... JI... ... COUNCIL No .. Jilt APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL for the Year Beginning NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERKA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. CHARTER July 1, 1953 The IJ~(1~~-~'.lf. ........................................................................ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at. .... !!!it.S..L .. :ilil.M .... J.t\ •.. ~-~Xill!o .. i~illiilll!.B: ....................................................... . (Local Mailing Address) (City and Zone) (State) d h . . . d" t" (" d" t t. A ) h'l<-' ""' ')"'OO:'°'"' "'""" '""ii"·· ''"'"""'"'& l\\lilt'i an av1ng Juris 1c ion over in 1ca e en tre rea .~.,,~i¥M-.~---Tu'w.iL .. ~---~-~tf.. .. if.w ... w-.f •• .?~~'l'(~'.:'h.~-·-'·····-' ''••>&.~ ·· •"''"''G''"" md ... ,__. ~.~1-~ t .,,...,. ...... r· ... --A~•• .,.,,. >•-" ~-"-" 1- "''"'"''"" >"> CJ"'''"'·~ ;t.;~,,,,&;;.-...;;J •.• %Jw • .-~llo'..-Wl>m-q .. -Ji!W..'~-~-°i:>'~£•--.\-~-~-~--"'•-m~*uw~--4?.,li:iJf&li...;;;';l~#-:¥'~··•-· · ,.,..__.,,,:.~;.i;~:iiwl;...-..-W. •• V.w.~Vfl--• ifAJJ.~i;D. .. ~.f .. ~t .. ~"$.~.l!•fl~--~~m11t .. l.1J'--i\1&.9.• ...................................................................... . ------------------------------·---··----------··············--··---·--········--···········---···-····-------.-------·--······-------··········-·-----·----------------------- hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1953. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1952 and Objectives for 1953 arc offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts -of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on .. ;l@ll~ ... l:0 .............................................. 19 ..•. , at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy S~outs of America in accordance with '.~':;):i~··~··=P·""~ .. , ~f i"' "'I~~J};Y:-- f,1-11 ~;: E;;~ ... : ... 'G. ... m~,~ .. Treasurer { BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32009!i2 !. On December 31, 1952, we had .;!,~~---····· "Chartered Institutions" in our territo~ each of which sponsored one or n:or~. Scou.tin:g Units. At t~e same time the n;,cmbership of our Council was composed of .... ~ .. ~ ................ "Institutional Rep!esenta· ttvcs andlW.................. Members at large . To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: . Councixonly (check) : Religious ...... l!I ............. : ... ; ljgucational... .... 1L ............. ; labor ......... J. ............. ; C:iv!c ........ ~; ........ ,.L.; Busmess ........ , ............... ; Farm......................... . .. · _ . _ •"' ~ e;1·· Council (Give number of each) : Jewish .... ,:'.': ............. ; Catholic. ... ~!$! .•.•••..... ; Protestan~ ....... ::;., ....... ; Other .................... . Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish ....... :J. ............. ; Catholic. ..... •"··········; Protestant.. ..... H ........ ; Other .................... . 2. Amendments to our Constitution. and By-Laws were adopted in -1952. O Yes Iii No These amendments have been appro'ved by the National Council. O Yes O No (If not, attach copies); 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to~l4. ............ Units out of a total oL~~ ........... Units in the Council. 4. During l952 there were .. ~: ...... tneetings of our Counciland .. J~ ...... meetings of our Executive Boiled. District Committees met monthly, ( exce~t Jul' and August~ d~ring 1952, in:··:A ...... :of _our Districts, and _the rest averaged .. JLmeetings. Roundtables were held monthly m .....•........ of our Districts. The remainrng Districts averaged ..... , ... 11. ........ Roundtables, · , 5. Council annual meetin$ is in month of ..... ~!il~.~---····---Officers and members elected at that time serve one year beginning~-~~ll;t~· ... 1: •... ~~~""---·············· · 6. This Council has ... __ ,i} ................... organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ............ J:L. ... Districts yet to be organized. Ofthese we will organize ................. .in 1953 ................ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No. of 7. Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. Committees sentcd on each WELL for 1953 Council II I .,, Executive Board . II . ~ ,,, "' - .., ~ .., Otgn.nization and Extension • -- I . Leadership Training ~ ., :I !-< -~ Advancement t - ,.. 12 J ~ l~ ~d Activities $ JL ~ e lZ 0 Health and Safety -- . u 2lll Finance 6 1 List any other Committees Council has: Oalllpitig El I .17 . - P:gbJ,ic 1l:ei:Lati$:111 4 .. ·. . , .. ~ 8. This Council !~~~not have a long. range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, starting ............................ , 19 ....... . 9. This Council ;~- incorporated under the laws of this State. The corporate name is: ~.l:ii()~Z!.1-~~~' ~~ • . ~l ~~~~t.l*. ~f. ~~~!1'-lil!J . ~~!'. . . . .. .... . ..... .... . .. .. . . . .. 10. This Council h.S accepted its quota of 1:'-:1.()(') ...... for the year 1953, and agrees to_12ay it to the Treasurer of the National Counci.l as follows: m. full herewi.t h, $. ..................... ; m· .......2.. ..... equal payments of $. ......S...t.l.U....O...O... ....... eac h du n·n g the mont hs o f . ____ M11;y. e>.l'ld, !f()Y~l~;r,. . ........... .o.; ...• 1 ................ ;.................................. .................................................................................... .. ......................................................... .. 11. BOYS' LIFE _ _ _ 24 On December 3~, 1952, we had ...... 1.~.1.~---·········;Boys' Li:eelfbscribers, ·····;·····:············ o/o_ of our BoY.Jdicout and Explorer membership. Our objective for December .31; 1953, is .................................... Boys Life subsrnbers, ............................ o/o of our proposed Boy Scout and Explorer membership. Form 0-539, ·REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1952 Region No. Name of Council lilHlOI{A..!M,W Headquarters City ----"Mf!!l!!h"". -~iu•'---------- State hna. Council No. 1-Aerodyna.mics .......................... ~r....... 63-Leather Work. ..................... ; ....... . 2-Aeronaut1cs ( Av1at10n) ................... 64--Life S_aving ..........................•........ 3-Agriculture ............................ 4......... 65-Machmery ...................... ······f'H········· 4-Airplane Design .... c ...•••. ·!-· 66-Marksmanship ............... ······iie········· 5-Atrpl_ane Structure ................ 7 ......... 67-Masonr~···············:········· ..... li!I."········· 6-Anl\lmg (F1shmg) ........ ·····fiJ········ 68-Mechanical Drawing .......... 117 ........ . 7-Ammal Industry............ ................... 69-Metal Work. .................. ······1>,a········· 8-Archery .......................... ········:11········ 70-Music. ............................................... . • 9-Architecture ..... :············· ·····5fi········ 71-Nut Culture ........................ 3111 ....... .. 10-Art ................... ,............. ................... 72-Palnting:······"--! .............•... 11l!li .......• 11-Astron.omy ....................... 1 :n;········· 73-Pathfindmg .................... -··t@llf········ 12-Athlettcs.:·:···················· ..... 11......... 74--Personal Health ............. ······~········· 13-Automobtlmg ................ ·····e·ir .. ······ 7 5-Phot?graphy .................. ······mr······ .. . 14--Basketry .. :······················ ·······i-······· 76 __ Phystcal Develop ........... ·······i········· 15-Bee Keepmg.:················ ....... 4 ......... 77 P~geon Ra1smg .................. l"f-$········· 16-Beef Product10n .................. 8 . 16 ......... 78-P10nee:mg ..................... -····w········· 17-Bird Study ..................... ·····rn········· 79=Plumbmg .............................. 1_ ....... . 18-Blacks:nithing ............... ·····2:t········· 80 Pottery .................................. ., ........ . 19-Bookbmdmg ......................... 4 ......... 81-Poultry-Keeping .................... 9 ......... . ;~=~~~~?~ii::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::::i::::::::· ~~-~~~ti~ff ~~ith:::::::::::::::: :::Eg.::::::::: 22-Business ......................... ·t~ll········ 84--Public Spe_aking ............. ·····a·······- 23-Campmg ........................ ·····l_lG········· 85-Rabbit Ra1smg ...........•... ········1·········· 24-Canoemg ....................... ···t~········· 86-Rad10 ........... · ..... 9 ........ . 25-Carpentry ....................... ·····1,j!J········· 87-Read_ing ....... :::::::::::::::::: ........ .,.: ...... . 26-Cement Work. ..................... 5 ......... 88-Repttle Study:················ ·······s-········· 27-Chemistry...................... ···-t::a········· 89-Rocks and Mmerals ....... ····-:i7········· 28-Citizenship..................... ................... 90-Rowmg.......................... ··;\'l2a-········· 29-Citrus Fruit Culture .......... 1.4 ......... 91-Safety ......... :··················· ·····l:it········· 30-Coin Coll~cting............. ····ze········· 92-Salesmans.h1p ...................... 67 ........ . 31-Cons~rvatwn .................. ···ltfl········· 93-Scholarshtp ........................... 8 ......... . 32-Cookmg .... :···················· ·····15t········· 94-Sculpture .......................................... . 33-Com Farmmg ................ ·······1········· 95-Seamanship ...................................... . 34-Cotton Farming ............. ·······-5········· 96-Sheep Farming ................................. . rr-~~~~1r;s::~:::::~:~:::::~:~~~-: ::::i-::::::: l~~ !~ii~r ;;:~~~~ .. :::::::~ ::::~i~~~~~~~~ 39-Electncity ...................... ·····lti········ 101-Stalkmg ......... :··············· ····a········· 40-Farm Home ................... ·····lt········ 102-Stamp .Collectrng ........... -······t········· 41-Farm Layout..:··············· ·······'I········ 103-Sm:veymg ....................... ····1113········· :~ ~::~ ~e~:d~l~S: :::::::::: ::::si:::::::: : ~n::t~~::-::·:~::::.:-:::::::._. ·::::::.!·_.:_:_:.·.-:::.:_ 44-F~nger Pn':'tmg ............. ··:i.Dl;········· .., 45-F1remansh1p ................... ··1!0·:\J········· 107-Weather...:····················· ·····4-5········· 46-First Aid ........................ ·&· 108-Woodcarvm,g ................. ·······it········· 47-First Aid to Animals ...... ····ti@········ 109-Wood Turnmg .............. ·····N········· 48-Forestry .......... :··············· ·····l'a'l········ 110-Wood Work .................. -······lll········· ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Col. t Col. 2 <j)al!fied Enrolled unng Dec. 31, . 1952 1952 Cub Scouts: lfi? Bobcat 1'3417 Wolf 4:ll8 ;116 Bear 319.6 1:68 Lion 173 51 Webelos 95 11 Total l':!Wl 12834 Boy Scouts and Se:e Note Troop Explorers: ?vfemhets . Below Only Tenderfoot ;;451 c;(:fj-t/)!j Second Class ft!(} $!.~ ri First Class 300 :Jt'! 9$ Star a:l4 f.S'~ Life 103 lfl'SL1 Eagle 74 1.~,.,;1r-~ ~.,. '.l.f Total Troop Members xxx lf})/j,%41 Apprentice 117 xxx Bronze Award Ul xxx Gold Award Ml xxx Silver Award 4 xxx Observer - xxx Craftsman .. _.. xxx Ace -- xxx Ordinary I -- xxx Able -- xxx I -- MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges ear~ed during 1952 49-Foundry Practice............ ................. 111-Zoology ............................................ . ========='====="=====•II 50-Fruit C~lture ................. ····l&········· 112-Aviation.:·····:················· ....... 4 ......... . 51-Gardenmg ..................... ······'I········· ll3-Ctt1zensh1p rn Home ........... 3 ........ . Quartermaster xxx I NOTES: Column 1.-For all ranks report total number ·of boys who qualified during year, including those in Troops and Explorer Unifs. Column 2.-Give fi'gures for Troop members only, but include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. 52-Grasses, Legumes ............. -fl,,.········· 114-- " -Community ................... . 53-Hiking........................... &· .... 115- " -Nation ........................... . 54--Hog & Pork Prod ........... :iiji., .. :: :. 116-World Brotherhood .......................... . 5 5--Home Repairs ................ ····U.-········· 117-N~ture ............................................. . 56-Horsemanship ............... ······ft········· 118-Sotl & Water Cons ......... ··················- 5 7-Indian Lore................... ······iil········· 119-Wildlife Management ..................... . Organizing Awards 1952 58-lnsect Life .......................... .1........ 120-Personal.Fitness ............. ······-~········· ------------------·" 59-lnterpreting ......................... 1. ......... 121-Ratlroadmg ....................... 4.Jl!!U ... . 10 60-Journalism ............................ IL........ TotaL.,S?i-········ Scout Lifeguard Awards 1952 ................................. 66 1-Lan~capefGardening ... ---~·-········!. M.B. Coun:elors in CouncU __ . __ _ 2-Leat ercra t-···--·------------ ·-·····---------··· (Include reg1stered and unregistered) 3200952 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?______ %----~--------- 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First 100 Cl ass Ranks ? ·-·--.. ··----·-· ·----·-·-------- ---------------------------------------------·----------------------------------.. ···-- %---· ............. . 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %--~:: ...... . 4 . What percent o f T roops con d ucte d T roop Bo ard s of R ev1. ew f or E ag Ie R an k.' - ··-·-······ %---·-·-t'·I· ···(·'·l-!·f-'' ••tl'iot) 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counselors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects? ......... ·-····-···-····------·-··········------------------------ () %----··-······----· 6; Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? -·-·----··-··-··-·--·-----·-·--······--·-----·---····-----------·--------------------------------------- Yes ... ~---· No ......... . ~ p ./! Chairman, Advancemen,t Committee out Executive _ /2-o _ . μ,,. :~0- /#~ . ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT THREE YEAR PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1952 Name of Counc1.1 . ........~..¢..1.4..1..!....'..4.1..1..\..~. ................................................. State ...f.d...l.!.!..!.l.l.c...Q :. .. ....... ............... . Headquarters City ... ~.~i.:~.~'.f ... ~~~~~.~~. ................. .......... . . .... ... . ............................. . Region No .......... JI! ............. . Council No. . .. :~~··············· . It is certified that this Council and its Districts have qualified for Three Year Program awards for 1952 as indicated below, and requests that said awards be sent to the Council. NUMBER REQUESTED TYPE OF AWARD* COUNCIL DISTRICT "Forward on Liberty's Team" Flag . .x 4, Gold Honor Award or 0 fj Gold Merit Award ·fl) ~) Silver Honor Award or fl () Silver Merit Award h tJ - Blue Honor Award or @ /,,\,., .. - Blue Merit Award (/} I) *For requirements and basis of the above awards, refer to pages 4 and 5 of "Forward on Liberty's Team Operating Guide Book for the first year of the Three Year Program," published in July, 1951. Interpretations of several of the items in the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting" will be found in the 1952-1953 Supplement to Operating Guide Book. Form 0~39H 1952 THREE YEAR PROGRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish basis for Council Award for 1952. Order form for Council and District awards on other side. Name of Counc1.L _____O__~__l___<__.__M__i___l__l__~___ _____ ····--··-····-----------·-····-·--······-···· .s tate --'----I---i---~··-·$·····~--- ---···-·-··---···· Region No ........ IL .............. . Headquarters City ......... ~~~!Y.':i£\J ... '-~~Ji~!L ......................................................................... . Council No. ...1. ............... .. INCREASE INCREASE % ADOPTED TOTAL AT· ADOPTED "TEN TESTS OF ACTUAL FOR GOAL TAINED TOTAL INCREASE ACHIEVED NUMBER 1952 FOR IN GOAL SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING" 1951 (IN NOS. 1952 ACHIEVED (tfAXIMUM NOT 'o/c) 1952 SCORE lOOo/c ( 1) (2) (3) ( 4) ( 5) (6**) FUNCTIONING MANPOWER !. Number of Units with Two Deep Leadership:~ . ( 21 years or older) 1153 lll! :Uli l\11 l$~ 61&. $ 2. Number of top Unit Leaders with basic training:!· llJ ~*' iois ~ 1lfll lK}{) 3. Number of Comn1issioners. '' lf h l '1'i ~l.!'* QUALITY PROGRAM Number of Units engaging in one of the following: 4. Outdoor Activities-with an emphasis on conservation projects:!· Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. Troops providing a minimum of 10 days and nights hiking and camping experience during the year, including for Crews in the Troop at least one high adventure expedition* or cruise in addition. Explorer Units providing a minimum of IO days and nights ; hiking and camping experience during the year including at least one high adventure expedition* or cruise. l&lft 11 ),.<!.@ .00 1.f;fil \I.(){) 5. Total number of advancements in rank during the year:!· Ul-M 1~~ ~~ ~~ iiil,I l\1.€) 6. Number of Troop Members of First Class Rank or higher as of D.ec. 31st. tl'J'f l~ 4116 1~ - l.tl!l 7. Number of BOYS' LIFE subscribers:~ .10'16 ttG 11M 'l@J) ~1i 100 INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. Number of New Units. 4& ~ 4.? fil' ~ .,. Number of Dropped Units (Minus dropped.reregistered), Decrease of Decrease of 9, • I • 11' ~ Jf'Jt1 10. Total number of boys enrolled. ~., ,.~ ,. l'A4$ i~ If~~ .lt"'} To qualify for the award a Council or District must have I I I I i an increase in boy 1necnbership equal to one boy per Unit ; I I .{ as of Dec. 3 1, 195 2, over the total bo y mcmbershi of Dec. 31, 1951, and must achieve at least 80% of its combined goals in the ten items above . C·~ i/c,',/r,, Signed .......... . 1 .A. ,....; I, ~- ,/.,-/ ,\t)'l-' /'" . -~~,~~---~h . ..11~ .............................. .. DATE '!-See Operating Guide Book, 1952-53 Suppkn1ent, for interpretations, *Such as an experience at Philmont Scout Ranch. **Formula: Column (4) divided by Column (2) tirnes 100 equals percentage. Example: Suppose under ite1n ( 6) the Coun· cil had 1200 First Class Scouts as of December 31, 1951, that during 1952 tbcy aimed to incrense this number by 300. Enter 1200 in Column (1). 300 in Colu1nn (2) and 1500 in Column ( 3). At the end of 1952 the Council finds that it has an increase of 250 First Class Scouts. Enter this in Column (4) and 1450 in Column (5). You will obtain the percentage for Colutnn (6) as follows Col. (4) Number Achieved - 250 Col. (2) Adopted Increase - 300 X lOO = 83.3o/o Total %'s in Col. 6 and divide by 10. 3200952 Po.rm Q.5390 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1952 Region No. _ _,.!it,,__" ' _ _ Nrune of Council. ....... J;! •. ~~~f~'llf ................................................ State .'1~~---·························· Council No. Headquarters City ·····"''•1:\t'!\ ........................................................................................................ . CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1952 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Un_its) · GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program ......... !13. .............. Units (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) % of Units with effective Camping Program ·····---~~·-~··············% 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ~~ . ............................ Units GROUP B: Number of Units doing NO camping ....•.• i\!:. ............. Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, TotalTroops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1952) .... :.~a.ia ............... Units •Units-Troops, Neighborhood Patro!s, Tribes, and Explorer Units M b h. J 3 ll,J)3; U * ~5 .B S.. d E l em ers 1p une O, 1952 was ...... ~ ..•.... ~................. nits , ............ -.................. oy couts an xp orerS LONG TERM CAMPING (Six or more consecutive days.) Yearly Sum1nary: Include Tours, Cruises, Service Camps, Explorer Trips, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils; Number of Number of Number of Different Unit Units Scouts & Explorers Sc outers A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS ~t~ <Jim 48 1. On Council Site a ~ I 2. Off Council Site .~ t!l3 ~:n1 3. Total (1 & 2) B. PROVISIONAL UNITS* ~4 4. On Council Site xxx • I'd 5. Off Council Sit· xxx 6. Total (4 & 5) xxx 4? I C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) xxx U'i' H 7. % of June 30, 1952 Boy Scout and Explorer Membership** xxx ;n.oG % xxx **In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Gr.and Total line C by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS-1952 Event Number Held Est. Attend. Cod. Dist. Neigh. ~ts W' Camporee 1 Circus ~fl ,'~ Exposition 71, A . .-,,- 110 Mobilization 1 Pilgrimage Agricultural Fair ~ lift Spec. Cub Scout Events l 1• WO i:ltfl ~'IV 1 IH .d Spec. Exp!. Events a ·~N:t<l fun - l '~•"""" t't$~' Ii(!; .1iir .... Other Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term Camping if crunping period is six consecutive daj.rs or more Agricultural Service Camp fl ............ Scouts Forest .. .. (} . ........... Scouts Explorer Expedition, Cruise, '!1 Canoe Trip, Pack Trip, etc ..... :' ...... Explorers 4 Tours Outside Council Are·a ..... 6 ..... Scouts · and Explorers $5 .. .. .. .. .. Scouters ········· 3 Number of Tours ......... .. Tours Philmont Scout Ranch :i. .. Explorers ········· .. a . ........... Scouters . lS~ Negro Scouts rn Long Term Camps .......... :.Scouts 1953 PROGRAM Event Planned f,heck) @!!! .. , U and Explorers ~ W .. hen .. "'· ~ ::1f'here ·~ ti {c£<. ,,,,_ ~j.- "'~· '"" &i :;;:14-!111~:i.ti !lo. n liz),\;""i<. J!tt}t)!filt f&RffeilA . . Oat. 'i!'-tl !! 3200952 II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted ........................ ; A survey of Civic Service ·»eeds and opportunities was made ........................ ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions .............. ; Our most successful 'Civic Service Event during the year was ................................................................................................................................... . - 1952 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only)............ $.~;!.• . ~~-''~ Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) ............................. . $ .l.......l.......M...l.......~. . Transportation Fees (if any) ............................... . $ .............0...6......l.l. .l ·~ d"I 9 Trading Post --·--········-························--················· $ .... !':;t..· ... · ..... !::. Miscellaneous ------·············-···-······---························· TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ............................. . 2. What was the additional charge per camper where Units did not provide their. ow~ l~adership? ..... . 3, What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ................................................. . 4. Do you plan camp expansion in the next 12 months? .............................. If so, estimate cost &~~!.7 $-··············-····-· $. .:...-..m......~...«..1......4. . :tl .. 00 $ ................•....... $ ....................•••• $ ..1..\..1....0..0... ......... . $ ....................... . 5. If·. you have special funds now available for Camp Development, please give amount ............ $ .. ·~~~~~~~-~ 6. If you plan to raise special funds in 1953 for Cainp Development, .please give '.the- amount ........ $ 7. Additional_ acreage acquired in 1951 and 1952. . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) ·fl' ®41 l l. Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff)........................ $~:::.!. ..· .. :. ... ~~.'. ... !!$Ill ,.,, ·%'1! Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff)...................... $ ....... ·~·: .... ':-:~.~~ 3, .6.6 Maintenance_ & Repairs.......................................... $ ..... -..............•.. ~!51'i.~ Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc................................. $ ...................... .. 7,i&.81. «I A. SUB TOTAL .......................................................... $ ...................... . (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .............••••• Medical Service·- arid Supplies ............................... . Fuel, Light, . Trucking, etc .................................... . Program Material .................................................• Transport3.tion Expense (if any) ................. : .. ·:···· Trading Post ........................................................ .. Food ....................................................................... . Miscellaheous :. ........................................................ . 11-~~~~~~~,-,,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~...,,..~-11 17._t'>'ff;) • .l. B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................... $ ....................... . (Recommended ·as chargeable to Camp Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A -I- B) Capital FundS_expended for Camp Development ....... . ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age AGES 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Over Total Central Camp Staff* <I I Zl 5 l l 1 l!l ;a: Provisional Scoutmasters I I a Provisional Ass't SM's. G. . .... Foml 0-5~9B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1952 Name of Counci,_l __ __:Gk=l,,,el!ia=· .,a,.·"'"'--------------- Region No __ ll __ _ Headquarters CitY---~~~•~•~·~h~l~•~-------·State !llean. Council No_,..11.,ee.,_ __ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1952 Indicate period covered if other tha.n BUDGET 1953 calendar year (NET) Colu1nn I Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) !. Executive Salaries* ..... ,.,_ ....... $ ~.l.!!085.Ql $ $ Jr.11.osis.01 $ a4,em.oo 2. Office Salaries ......... --···--···-····· ~.l!l4'.l!a 9 ,949.M io.aoo.oo 3. Retirement Contrib'ns .... ·-···· l1P191S.11!$ I 1 2tus.ta li.i,oelill.w 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Tel... ... -.. 3101ili.Ol 1,065.0l 1.1'.,~3.~ 5. Office Supplies ..... ---············-···· 2.11sa.ri2 a.Ilia.ii~ 1,Iw.m l,393 .. llil i.SDa.u X,'lf~.Qti 6. Postage ........... ·-···-····-·············-·-····· 7. Field Expense ll'll.4.13.l'l 3.'114.32 5,t4s.oo (incl. Transportation) ..... -... 8, Public Relations .................. $ • 'P?ll.OO 9. Camping *1.VO.l,l.58 It,ma.s'I 7,5N'5.'1I . .......................... ro. Leadership Training li8M.41 l,8&7.41 '1215 •• and Conferences ........... -............ i.:t®.00 11. National Quota ....... , .. , ...... -......... 1 :i;~u.oo 'f~l!!.oo 12. Charter F ee., .. ·-····-····-····-····-···.J ~'°° . 'l'!$.oo . 'l'IS.00 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows l,t.<111~.,, 1,0'l'a.911! $~.8$ l,O!l.~ arid Other Activities .... ·-····-··· 14. Campaign Expenditures ...... 4~.89 ~~.-mr--- a.oo 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) nn1.10 :u113.oo 16. I~surarice ..... -····-···········-·--··-····· llil~.IO 1V~ ~~il!.ii~~r '.lliiijiiili I,oo4.m :t, ll(;l!;. 39 ea.10 :i::J,l?l'i.19 :t~. :t'l'lil .GI!> 1e.#l'Ji.t.10 l111.~w .. o•:i.n$J: 4!ilU.4fJ . 411.~ •• ey0 • 11~.01 1:u1.es •&~~ TOTAL OPERATING 00,455.19 ~.-.'1'1' 70,etl.4.a '1'1' ,84'. iilC II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... 1,oeti.~ 1.0&£>.~ 2. Camp Property .............. 3. Automobile . ................... TOTAL CAPITAT 1.oes.~ l,06f>,lt3 \ . . ( III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) !. BOYS' LIFE ................... 2. Registrations .................... io lill37. '19 fj t :wtl. !>ill :111.llli i.n,,.119 f,a'Ja.~ I,o:i.u.oo 3. Scout Supplies ············-··· lii,OiI.~ :ti.Mt.'l'!l! t, tCt. 'f\'i TOTAL REVOLVING IV. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) __ *Salary iten1s should include total salaries, but should n"Jt include 1~ransportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE !-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32009.52 Analysis of income from contributions for 1952. Income from areas where Council participates Income from areas in Community Chest where Council does Supplemental not participate Chest contributions in Chest $ 1111,wit.oo $ 7,~U.l'JO $ ~. '184.,'ro Total for Council Operation .................................. Total for Capital purposes .................................... $ $ JM,.0411! .. 07 $ For the 1953 budget outlined on prece~ing page $------------nas been raised to date. Budget for 1954, or next fiscal year, will J,e adopted by Executive Board about (Date) Assets, 12-31-52 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ~.~*Ill! 'Fixed - Real Estate Un paid Pledges Supplies for Resale · Securities :Due f3111 htltt'~• Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-52 Operations-Accounts and Notes Payable Bills Payable $ S,till.IS!l Capital-Accounts and Bills Notes Payable Mortgages Payable Total Income $ 74,QIW.1® $ M,~@.a? $ ,.~.oo 1.®11, ?Oli.l')~ ~,Ol.l$.46 TOTAT w,oill.&i TOTAL ____ _ Our accounts ~w··,.·.b 1e1 .~...· · .*...l ~ ,....~.~--~-~·'• -•~•~to_·· ~•~l~>._u~l~t~•~•~•-· v.~·(\_.m .,. (State whether professionnl accountants or auditing committee) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service Division and \vill n1aintain our account on a 30 day basis~ (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: '!'-------·) This Council has established a Trust Fund controlled by an approved Declaration of Trust and administered by Trustees. (Check yes or no) Yes __Jt · _ No ___ (See Note Below) The amount of this Trust Fund December 31, 1952, was $ G1000.00 Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1953·-------------- Remarks, Explanations or Additions....---------------------------------- (Signed) Form O·S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1952 Name of CounciL.. ........ !¥~m111&w .. ~.t~U*·-~~---11*...!i.t.a .. %.~~---···································· Region No ........ 5 ................. . Council No. . .... 51\'!j ............. . Headquarters City ..... ~llfllll.li.1! ....................................................... State ...... lll-. ....................... . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this 'Committee during the year 1952. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, .. ·t"····· District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following numbers of Health or Safety experts. Public HealtIL;\\ ......... ; Medicine .. ! ....... ; Aquatics .... ;ll'~····; Fire Prevention ..... ;l .... ; Firearms .............. ; First Aid ... lt ........ ; Emergency Service ... ~:~ ....... ; Farm Safety .............. ; Mountaineering .............. . 2. During 1952 the meeting places of ....... ~IL ............... of our Units ( ...... ;i'14 .... %) were inspected. 3. During 1952. an inspection of the Council Camp I- made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, qff the Council campsite, were held, of which .fl ........ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in s.afe condition for such uses, wi·t h ad equate ·i. nsurance. coverage, have b · ff d · ~t een in e ect unng 1952. 5. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ... l-0~.; Camp ~"~ . LeaderSl>hl.' ;: ..... ; Food HandlerSJ.00,,..,./ ..... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers- made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 6. We h~ot a Mobilization Plan. . 7. W e h ave cooperate d wi.t h th e f o II ow1. ng 1o ca 1 H ea 1t h an d Sa f ety agenci.e s 1. n th e1.r actt.v 1.t 1. es ....... -~::m~.·:!c·W. .l..<.'. :·. i..l.m.. .. .............. . 8. Our Program as planned for 1953 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees.:!!. .................... . b) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ............ ll: ........... ; Council and Troop Camps ..... :% ........... . c) Mobilization Plan .......................... . (Signed) (See Other Side) ROSTER OF COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE, AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE Note: Six ( 6) issues per year. Free of charge to Membeis of· Couricil Health and Safety Committee including Chairmen, but not other members, of District Health and Safety Committees. Also Council Commissioner and Chairmen of Council Committees on Organization and Extension, Camping ·and Activities and Leadership Training. Subscription price for others-25c per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5c each; 50 to 99 copies, 2c each; 100 copies or more, 1 Y2c each. Name Address a~ ~~t11.~ :.,1~; ~-"'$• !11.,i • •• i.f~ltlit~Jl. ~J>~i~. !!. ff•~· ~ei.ll~ ,'l;:wtll a-..,. ~~hf.it, 'J'•..: lt%llll 11!'1111'.<l!!mi.:.mll:t 134. • 1!4.-hi ~1, •t11in~1. form 0·539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE-1952 Name of Council ...... , ... 1!1:t.:J.i;J.i;e.a~w. ...................... , ........................................ . Headquarters City ...M.f...l.l.l. l]!.l.~ ~.l i..l. ...... ................ ........... .State.. ...!..!. !~. .......... . Net Transfer TABLE I Tota! on New in Separations# Territory Dec. 31, 1951 1952 in 1952 (See Note) In Out 1. Total Packs 84 15 4 (a) Neighborhood Dens - xxx xxx (b) Negro Packs - l 3 2. Total Troops llil6 24 14 (a) Neighborhood Patrols . - xxx xxx (b) lone -Scout Tribes - xxx xxx (c) Negro Troops '14 8 8 3, Total Explorer Units 18 6 3 (a) Explorer Posts 18 xxx xxx ( b) Explorer Squadrons .. xxx xxx ( c) Explorer Ships - xxx xxx ( d) Rover Crews - xxx xxx (e) Negro Explorer Units 0 2 0 258 45 .,,., 4. TOTAL UNITS fl & 2 & 3 5. Total G.tb Scouts 2620 l '157 1043 (a) Negro Cub Scouts 706 508 618 6. Total Troop Men1bership 3673 xxx xxx (a) Boy Scouts (Age 11 through 13) 274.0 2151 1670 (b) Explorers in Troops 933 672 562 ( c) I.one Scouts. ' . .· - - - . ( d) Negro_ Scouts· 1 !min 1052 9 47 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units 004 ll7 59 (a) Explorers in Posts 004 xxx xxx (b) Air Explorers - xxx xxx ( c) Sea Explorers - xxx xxx (d) Rovers . - xxx xxx ( e) Negro Explorers 0 23 0 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 6497 xxx xxx 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) 8215 5415 455 10. Total Troop Scouters . 1099 626 498 11. Total Explorer Scouters 61 al 22 I ' 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) 14.4 79 10 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 11 & 12) aa 1288 985 I I Total on Dec, 31, 1952 95 0 39 1 ""' 0 0 76 22 22 0 0 0 2 283 "H'lt:l.tt 695 4264 3221 1043 - l~ 262 262 -- 23 '1360 915 1226 78 Zl.5 2434 On Dec. 31, 1952 we had.~2... . ..... unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # "Net Separations" equals "total separU.tcd" minus "Separated-Rercgistered" minus "Transfers in'', Region No. ' '15 Council No. _ _,55,·..: uB:i--- Estimated Est. Net New in Separations Objectives 1953 1953 Dec. 31, 1953 /J r, It>~ " 0 0 ~ 4 33 ;z..u 7 /Y3 - - - - --· - 12. ~ - )l.3 /0 :;z. 30 xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx .q () '7' 4 1 /J ·- ~17 1Z7-7 'i//4 :J // 7 .,202 13 2 7 /,..5- 1~'11 /q~I Lf I.,'( D J?>1'f.. /O)'I ?> 5-y..3 ,t/$-Z 3c;J..,t If i/ 7 ·-··-· -~ - / "' 7 J'L'f' 'ii ,,.a(L /t 3 °if 7 2- Y's xxx xxx xxx xxx . xxx . xxx xxx xxx l7 7 33 -=JI '¥1 2fLS"3 J7{) 'i {, "<"IL ';l05 ft:J06 Y-31 //() ';/ I 3 ~</ "3 y 2.tl ) f_ lo I 7"1 I 2.37 Jt>S"f '311 :2.." zz 320095i T~BLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1952 i Less than I 1to2 2 to 3 3to4 .4 or more Te_nure completed in respective programs 1 Year Yean Years Years Years TOTAL i Boys in Packs 1 li4"> 822 l'A9 xxx xxx 1583 Boys in Troops (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) l i 51%) 793 3"18 1:1$ 55 1904 Young men in (Report only tenure earned I Explorer Units as an Explorer) r a l.8. 49 46 xxx 115 NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1952. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1952 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1952, should be ~iven only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population an open country. Cub Scouting B(Soey.eSNcooutteinl)g (SEexep Nloortien g2 ) TOTAL New Rural Boy Me1nbers enrolled, 1952 9? 291 9 39? Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1952 ' ... ""8 19 464 New Rural Units organized, 1952 4 5 0 ! 9 Net Dropped Rural Units, 19!2 0 l 1 I 2 Tot.al Rural Units, December 31, 1952 8 13 l aa Note 1-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and membets thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes Q(° No O. ··-----·-·------Packs <---·---·----%) were on Thrift Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Packs <----····----%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. ................ Troops (------·----'%) were on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objectivc: ........................ Troops ( __________ ;%) on Plan by Dec . 31, 1953. -----------·---·Exp!. Units <---·---·----%) were on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Expl. Units <------------%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1952 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun· c1·1 , 1· nc1' de nt to t h e reregi·s trati· on o f ...1...6...0... .......... U ni.t s out o f our totaI o f ··-1··1··.·\··0·· ····-···-· U n1· ts rereg1-sten·n g d un·n g th e year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nuinber of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple pr~grams as follows: One or More A Combination A Combination A Combination Whole One or More One or More Explorer of of of Scout Family, Packs Troops Units Packs and Troops Troops and Packs and Packs, Troops, Explorer Units Explorer Units Explorer Units J,P '<) .IW .1- ~ :JJ ;L I) 1,\3 . Porm 0·539B REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1952 NII.ME OF COUNCIL. ................ -··-"···"--·•---~--w···- --·····························-····-----·--·-····--···----- Region No. --$- --- HEADQUARTERS OTY ............... - .. -~~.!f._ ......... .. .................................. STATE ........ :~~-------·--·--l::C:::'..ou'.'.'.n:::_ct::_"l. :_N:o::_. ==~=~===J RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As' of December 3-{,- 1952; We have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered unit with, BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/52 ' , ~ STATUS 12/31/52 HAVE COMPLET:~D HA VE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE APPROPRIATE Obiec:tlve BASIC TRAINING• Objective BASIC TRAINING• 12/31/53 Number 12/31/53 Number Registered Number % % Registered Number % % Cubmasters N 34 •• it ~ Asst. Cubmasters • n • • Scoutmasters ~· "" .-.u - Asst. Scoutmasters U6 • ••• • Squadron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors • li M • AsSt~. Post Advisors ll 4 ~- Iii Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippe<s) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops m l • lfl!\I Total Unit Leaders - U.tl .-.14' -Total Asst. Unit Leaders tllXh • &• • *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home stt,1dy. he now leads, through a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Pow Wow, plus four additional training meetings. c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training. d. Explorer leaders' Basic Training (or previous equivalent). c. Skippers' Training Course. f. Air Explorer Leaders' Course. . UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Camping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissioners lel Number .•••.•.•... :.; ... b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number ..... • STATUS 12/31/52 $4 ::::.~.·.·.·.~·.·.·. OBJECTIVE 12/31/53 STATUS 12/31/52 OBJECTIVE 12/31/53 Percent.. oo.• as . ...... % 3200952 1952 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1953 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all lea .. of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders, During 1951 this Council conducted this session ........ : ...... . . "h ~- s t .• th .. ttmes wit ..... !'!.................. cou ers rece1v1ng e tratntng. 1952 1953 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COUR'.SES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED BASIC Cub Scout Leaders' Course JO 161 :it UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow 1 ue m '.tll!Jt. The following courses have been con· 11 • x ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located Scoutmasters' Course in this Council. Do not include theJe courses Explorer Leaders' Course 1 1 I in the Council totals. Air Explorer Leaders' Course Name of No. Attcn· Cottc~ Crcd1t Skippers' Course School Courses dance Ves I !lo Commissioners' Course 4 111 l'i ~$ l • OUTDOOR Troop Camping ~J.1• l TRAINING Explorer Cruising & Boat Handling Explorer Expedition OTHER Health and Safety . TRAINING First Aid Advao~ed Scout Leaders' Course 1 18 J;. Pack Organization l: Troop Organization '01184 ~- .al l ltM'9 J; Awards issued, 1952 Meri~ Badge Counselors (}~-~ ,. <leUA ~~ 1. Scouters Keys Iii ············································ Troop Committeemen Scouters Awards 3,1 2. . ....................................... Course Leader Certificate x x Jr. Leader Training f - i Other Courses (List) . TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ......... ~~ .......... men and includes ......... ! ............ . District Representatives and ....... JL .......... members-at-large . . The Council has .......... ! ........... Dis,icts, of which.~ .......... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1952: Council... ............. District. ............ : .. Wit Does the Committee have available a training inventory yich indicates, by Districts, unit leaders, assistant unit leaders and Commissioners with and without training? Yes .................... No ................... . Training in 1952 was conducted largely on a District basis ..... :~---····) Council basis ............... . (Signed) ... ~.fl.! .... ... 1: .. ·.: ~ ................. . Chauman, Leadership Trainin~ ........ '21:.~m~ .................... . Scout Executive Form 0·539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION · . . .. /COMMITTEE-)1952 . Name of Council ..... (;._:~~·!5'-... f.:~t: .. ;t~:~;~t:.d.,c:;~:..l.:L'~J..'.4,.'1~~---·-'·:"· Headquarters City .............. . ······;:r········ .. ···· .... . .... Not Tcansfer TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations# Territory Total on Dec. 31, 1951 1952 in 1952 Dec. 31, 1952. (See Note)· In o,, 1. Total Packs >.! Lj /<, // c; .. ; . (a) Neighborhood Dens ~,-o xxx xxx /, (b) Negro Packs .::'> 0 I .;:1 i } C/ 2. Total Troops I S. l• .~..<, ! '·~r- ;J:f; it. It. (a) Neighborhood Patrols "'''~'·"~ xxx xxx /) (b) lone Scout Tribes ·~ xxx xxx /• '} </ .. </ / i/ /r- (c) Negro Troops (/) '(. 3. Total Explorer Units . ?( l>• ·:)._ ./ ·:1 ') (•) Explorer Posts :) xxx xxx ,'.;/ .·;;.. . (b) Explorer Squadrons -"~~~"' xxx xxx /) "'"' .. /) ( c) Explorer Ships xxx xxx . ·. , .. , ,., ( (d) Rover Crews xxx xxx ( c) Negro Explorer Units /) 2 /) .•.. L. • ··) /, i / i .. ... 7.2/() .. . ,:· 4. TOTAL UNITS fl & 2 & 3 /) 5. Total Oib Scouts ) / .. ii } i) .;) v7 /•; (/ "<. . ....... ii ·l .. •) / ii .. • i /) i ::SI ;~ { ?< (a) Negro Cub Scouts :< •. 6. Total Troop Membership ::; i /'j xxx i ; • L 1. /;_' ) xxx ) (a) Boy Scouts (Age 11 through 13) J) 'i ;/ . (; ,,. J ) j ) .i 1 j / " Li =< i • J ,., ::: .; -, ;"•'') ) -"', /;; 1) :.:1 ... (b) Explorers in Troops :.' o•". ./ ' ( c) Lone Scouts •'"'~·~ ""-·---··'' ~-""'""~ (d) Negro Scouts ! Ji','// ii(·~) j i,. i{,.; r} i •. j i < ... 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units /) I ; f ,! ·1 .. i I.;.: l. ; (a) Explorers in Posts ."/ ( xxx xxx I'.:> / ... ;1 ., (b) Air Explorers ~ ... xxx xxx .--~" ( c) Sea Explorers xxx xxx .. .. . (d) Rovers xxx xxx ·················· (e) Negro Explorers /) ·.--, () . ::• ii . • .. ) .• 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) I ;j , .• I;• 'l /''} xxx xxx 1·7:.zl.o 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) i . .) j /: ! ;i ;·) ! ft,::; c7 I 'i, . '·i 10. Total Troop Scouters It.</ '1 /p ·: < ii C; ii\' -; •'i i~ Total Explorer Scouters /; f i} (.j . ........ !i) ! 'i ~) 11. .• . ) f All other Scouters (Council and District) f . i )·;i' '7 c1 I /) ) • i • ; 12. .!!' ! ! 13. TOTA!, LEADERS (9 & 10 & II I?!<'. l & 12) j ) :;. .. · '.i Si !if .:.• Ll [);/ 1.:/ On Dec. 31, 1952 we had ............ _ ........ unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # "Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separated-Reregistcrcd" minus "Transfers in". TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1952 ed as a Boy Scout r in the Troop) inly tenure earned :plorer) >ys who were SEPARATED in 1952. 3to4 40rmore Years Years xxx RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1952 (Under 2,500 population) . should be given only for boys and 1pulation and open country. 2 • 1952 Cub Scouting Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Exploring (SeeNote2) TOTAL ;hould include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in Troops. :is, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS noting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes O; No D. ' on, Thrift Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ..................... .. Packs ( ............ %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. e on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Troops ( .... : ....... •%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. on Budget Plan, Dec. 31, 1952; Objective: ........................ Expl. Units ( ........... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1953. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW pr9'edure, involving participation of Unit l7ac:lers ~.~d Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Coun~ ) fc-;' ,/') • __ / (-:" ::·_./ . . • • : ... :.: ..... ) • .-•... Units out of our _total of .... ; ..... : ...... ;; ... Units rereg1stenng dunng the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY in Council which sponsor single or multiple prograins as follows: One or More A Combination A Combination A- Combination Whole >re Explorer of of of Scout Family, Units Packs and Troops Troops and Packs and Packs, Troops, Explorer Units Explorer Units Explorer Units 1· I CHICKASAW COUNCIL, J! • .§.Ji,. lMQ. "A" Acklen, T, Robert Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank R, Allen, James Seddon Atkinson, C. A. Austin, W, H. "B" Ball, Ernest C. Barnes, George Barrow, E. R, Benner, Henri Binswanger, Mil ton Jr, Bizot, Emile A. Blackwood, H. R. Bondurant, Julian B. Bowman, A. B. Bowers, Milton Boyd, Hon Marit'n S, Bruce, C. Arthur Burrow, A~ K. Bynum, Dr. H. Perry "C" Callow, Lewis C, Carter, A. B. Castle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Church, C. H. Clarke, P. C. Clark, Roscoe C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P, A. Cleghorn, John Coay, o. H. Cooke, R. P. Conner, J. O. Crawford, Dr. P. Thurman Crump, Charles ic!, Crump, Hon. E. H, Sr. Cunningham, Jesse COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1954 ACTIVE lflJll Dalstrtim, Edwin l'alstrom, J, A. Daniels, T, B, Danielstin, Gen. W. A. Davis, Joe E. Jlick, Dr. A. W. Dilatuah, W. Henry Donelson, Lewis R. Jr. Dozier, Bob Earp, o. K. Emerick, Phil Ettelson, Dr. H, W. Ewing, Bruce W. II]' II Ferguson, H. L. Fiedler, Chris H. Fisher, W. H. Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A, Fordyce, W. B, fuller, R. D. "G" Garey, B, B. Gassaway, Brooks N. Gianotti, Frank B. Jr, Gcldschmid, Jack P, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M. Goldsmith, Fred, Jr. "H" Hale, Hon. E. W. Halle, A. Arthur Halliday, W, P. Handly, Charles C. Heiskell, A. Longstreet Heiskell, John Holms, Joe G. Hemker, Herbert F. Herzog, Ray Hirsheimer, H. W. Hohenberg, A. E. Howard, T. P. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr. Hughes, Dr. James G. Hughes, Dr. John Davis Huckabee, Miller "I" Irwin, Robert L. Jr, Iverson, Alvin J. llJll Jacobs, Dr. B, E. Johnson, J, C. Jordan, Herbert Jones, Hon, Rudolph C. "K" King, Dr. C. C. Klyce, F. w. "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, L. Harry Lewis, H. S. Lightman, M. A. Jr. Loeb, Henry III Lynn, Dr. Ross D. "M" Mays, R. c. Meek, J, A, Merritt, Major Walter S. McGuire, T. J. III McKenzie, Howard McKnight, J. M. McLendon, R. D. McRae, Robert M. Jr. Meeman, E. J, li10ore, E. E. Moreland, S. E. Morgan, Allen Munson, F. F. ''N" Nance, Doyle c. Norvell, J. W. 11011 0 1 Ryan, Tom Orgill, Edmund OV'erton, Hon, Watkins llpll Patton, Joe M. Jr, Patton, Thomas N. Peete, Russell Perel, Phillip A, Perry, Russell Pepper, JC'hn Petty, W. G, Pharr, Robert W, Pharr, Samuel S. Phillips, George P. Jr, Pidgeon, J. Everett Pipkin, Perry Pollard, w. B. Porter, Dr, Arthur R, Jr. "R" Raines, E.J. Ramsay, R, G. Sr, Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N. Rittelmeyer, C, W. Rieves, Elton A. Jr. Roach, Thurston Robertson, J, L. Saunders, E. B. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H, D, Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr. George A. Senhausen, C. B, -----·---------·------------J Sharpe, W. L. Shipman, Comm. C. A. Sims, Lydel Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W. Smith, C. D. II Smith, Dr. J, 11. Smith, Robert D, Smith, Walter L, Smith, William Leigh Spain, H. M, Spears, Herman Stadelman, Russell C, Stimbert, E. C. Sullivan, H. P. Summers, Col. John F. Switzer, Rear Adm. Wendell G, "T" Tate, Alvan F. Jr, Tate, S, Shepherd Tennison, J, D. Jr, Thayer, F. T, Thompson, L. K. Jr. Tobey, Hon, Frank T. Trippeer, R. A. Turman, w. F, nvu Valentine, D. L. Vandemark, F. J. Vaughn, William K, Verret, E. J. Vesey, Jr1hn B, Vosse, M. J. Wax, Rabbi James A, Wadley, Dr. S. L. Wallace, Dr. J, A, Waller, Ben Walker, J. R. Webb, Harry G, Williams, Ernest Williams, Dr. E. Foster Williamson, E. L, Wiggs, Rev. Joel Wunderlich, Alvin, Jr, L_wa~son, Col, Whitfield W, nyn Young, C. B, ·--·-·-----------·----------- r---------------·----------------.·-·----·-·-·------ llA II Abraham, George B. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H, Armour, Hon, Claude Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Aweumb, George II] II :Baber, Rodney :Bailey, E. 0, :Ballon, Dave :Beasley, John B, Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B, Boone, Daniel H, Boyd, Judge Marion S. Boyle, J, Bayard Boyle, Hon. Joseph P. Bridgeforth, W. D, Carley, Ja.ak Carrington, R. Russell Carter, M. O. Carter, Na.than A. Chambers, C. M, Chambers, J. D. Charopion, R, G, Chandler, W. H. Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chris Cooper, Sterling Cowan, C. H, Cox, w. W. Crawford, A. M. Creson, Hon. Larry B. Creson, R. F. Crump, E. H. Jr, CHICKt\S,A.W COUNCIL, ~._§,_JI,, INC. COUNCIL iviEMllERS li'OR 1954 ASSOCIATE Darnell, Herbert Davis, A. G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupre&• Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E, Dixon, Hugo N. Dolan, T. R. Edge, W. T, Edwards, Frank C, "F" ?laming, Joseph D, llG" Garber, M;yron Gaylor, W. A, George, John H. Glascock, Charles Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, C. M. Graves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M, Hays, Lake Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R, L. Hirsh, :S, W. Hobson, Dr. J. J, Holloman, C. C. Hopper, A. L. Hussey, Robert J, J aeo beon, C. M, Johnson, w. C. Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L, Lane, V, G. Law, Sid A. LePrince, J, A. Lee, Dr. R. G, Lear, Lt. Gen. Ben Lerner, s. M. Lewis, T, W. Lightma.n, M, A. L•hmeyer, J, A, McFarlane, G, 0, McGregor, John Maden, John W. McCabe, C. T, Mccourt, Lee T, McGeorge, H, L •. McKnight, T. H, Moriarty, Herbert Murrah, Wm. F, Nickey, Sam M. Jr. non Ozburn, N, Field 01 Ca.lla.han, J, E. Patten, J. M. Sr, 'Patten, Wesley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C, T, ---·--------- ·--··-------·-·--·--·---·--··-·-·-···-··· Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E, Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Russell, Edward P. Rychener, Dr. R. 0, nsn Sandown, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M, Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shitlds, J, Chester Simmons, J. Barrow Springfield, C. L. Strauss, G. D, ThOlll:PSOn, E, F. Turner, Norfleet Wade, Maury Wagner, D. Eugene We.ring, Col. Roa.ne Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Hon. 0, P. Wilkinson, Russel Wurzburg, Abe nyn Yankee, Claude Young, Dr. Thomae K. ADVAliTCEMENT COiiMITTEE - 1954 Mr, G, H, Coay, Chairman 3699 :rouglas s Mr, William Johnson 1520 E, ivicLemore Mr, iii:' ank Gresham BOO Eastern Dr, Mr, Julian Fogleman ;'1e.rion, .P...rk. Mr, Troy Beatty 279 1'1, McLean Mr, \iilliam M. Payne 587 Goodman Mr, R, S, Saunders Hernando, Miss, Mr. F, Joe Flanagan 760 v2,nce Mr, Fred A, Bickel 1059 Maury Mr, I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Mr, R, D. Fuller 853 Linden (Southwest) (Northeast) (Crittenden) (Northwest) (Southeast) (Mississi"0pi) 38-1573 33-5498 4-2686 7-3542J 34-7131 L, D. 37-6681 7-0986 37-8961 7-0986 L, D, 8-8311 5-3621 $...1441 2-0743 37-1646 Send all notices to the following men, but do not call and remind them of the meeting unless their district rnan cannot come, Mr. Ray J, Coltharp ( Southea,st) 3450 Spo ttswoo d Mr, L, R. \vbi te (Mississippi) Pleasant Grove 1 Miss. Mr, royle C, Nance, (Southwest) 2,830 S, Park'.l(V E, Apt, 17 ~ir, F. T, Thayer, Jr. (N. E.) 290 Annella !>'Ir. E. L. \'lilliri.mson (N. W.) 925 N. Avalon Mr, J, L, Robertson, (Critt.) West Memphis 1 Ark. CAMPING .Alm ACTIVITI:~s COi·iiUTTED FVR THE YEAR 1954 Mr, A, B. Bowman, Chairman 524 Reese 8-0211 ivlr, J, l?. Goldschmid, Vice-Chairman, Activities 3616 Central 9-8230 i1r, l?hil l!lnerick 1024 Treadwell !fr. C. A. Atkinson 1496 Shadowlawn i,!r • Darr ell Simmons 4887 Spottswood Col, Leo H, McKinnon 1676 Overton Park Er. Robert ]], Bonham Hernando, Mississippi Mr. l?e,ul Matthews 1·/est Memphis, Arkansas l•ir, R, D, Fuller 853 Linden Mr. I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Hr. Percy Clayton 139 E. Georgia Northeast Southwest Southeast Northwest Mississippi Crittenden 8-8546 5-4101 33-8764 ;?,-0620 L. D, L, D. 37-1646 5-1441 2-3743 5-3611 Send all notices to the following men, but do not call e.nd remind them of the meeting unless their district man CD .. nnot come, l•ir. Roy J. Coltharp 3450 Spottswood Mr. L. R, Hhite Pleasant Grove, Miss, i•ir, Doyle C, Nance (Southeast) Mr, F. T, Thayer, Jr, (Northeast) 290 Annella (i"1ssissip1)i) Mr. :8, L. '·1illirunson (llorthwest) 925 N, Avalon (Ori ttenden) 22ZO S, ParkwaY E. Apt, 17 (Southwest) Mr. J, L. Robertson 1'/est Memphis, Ark, Mr, E. J, House, Chairman 4238 Belle Meade Cove Mr, R. A, Trippecr 185 E, Bu tlcr Mr, Allen Morgan 1st National Bank Mr, A, E. Hohenberg 131 S, Front Mr, Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Fank Building Mr, Char le s M, Crump 1830 Exchange lluilding Mr. I. G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Mr. R. D. Fuller 853 Linden Mr, Iv. L, Sharpo 2074 York Mr, Charles Handly 1211 Union Mr, Perry Lowis 1863 Glenview Mr, Ira Denton lst National Bank Mr. Bill Fordyce West Memphis, Arkansas Mr, 11, C. Miller Senatobia, Mississippi Mr. J, R. Walker 161 Jefferson (Southeast) (Northeast) (Southwest) (Northwest) (Crittenden) (Mississippi) 8-7744 4--4817 8-0491 37-6681 8-1178 37-3587 5-1711 5-1441 2-3743 37-1646 36-7021 32-2461 5-0476 7-5301-J 37-6681 36-7022 L. D, L. D, The following also get a notice of the meeting, but arc not to bo called and reminded unless District man cannot come, Mr. Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spottawood Southeast Mr, L, R, White Mississippi Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Mr, Doyle C, Nance Southwest 2230 Parkway E - Apt, 17 Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr, 290 Annclla Mr, E, L, Williamson 925 N, Avalon Mr, J, L, Robertson West Memphis, Arkansas Northeast Nol'thwost Crittenden HEAL TH .Ail!D SAFETY COifriI TTEE Dt'. Thurman Crawford, Chairman 8 69 i"iadi son Mr. T, R, :Bell ail\Y 3619 Ma.con Rd, Mr, l(ynn Ferguson 1801 Peabody i,i1', Lester I, Goldsmith 3168 Highland Park ilr, Tey-lor :Buntin 409 Gibson, West Memphis, Ark, Dr, M. P, Meacham Batesville, Miss. Mr, I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Mr, R, ll. Fuller 853 Linden (Northeast) (Southwest) (Northwest) (Crittenden) (Southeast) (Mississip-)i) 8-6466 $-1812 48-2719 7-2327R 37-9631 88 or 1102 L. D. 5-.1441 2-:3743 37-1646 Send all notices to the following men, but do not call and remind them cf the meeting unless their district man cannot come iir, Roy J, Coltharp 3450 Spottswood (Southeast) Mr. L. R, White (Mississippi) Pleasant Grove, Miss. Hr. :royle C, Na.nee, (Southwest) 2230 S. Parkway E. Apt, 17 Mr, F, T. Thayer, Jr, (Northeast) 290 Annelle. Mr, E, L, Willil'.mson (Northwes't) 9 ·35 N, Avalon Mr, J, L. Robertson (Crittenden) West Memphis, .Ark. ORGANI ZATivN AND EXT::ill'TSI0H CGMMITTBE Mr. J. D, Tennison, Chairman 1896 Overton Park Ave. i.:r, George Moyer 22".B :SerrJ'mor e Mr, John Guthrie Firestone Tire and Rubber Co, Mr. Jnmes o. Conner American Air Lines iiunicipal Airport Mr, Cecil Edmons West 1-iemphi s, Ark, Mr, John French Sardis, Miss. l'ir. T, Robert Acklen Columbian Mutual Tower Mr, Edwin Dalstrom 345 S, Front Hr. 3. F. Tate 778 H. EcLean Mr, I. G. Goldsmith 1 772 Autumn Mr, R. D, Fuller 853 Linden (Southeast) (Northwest) (southwest) (Hortheast) (Crittenden) (Mississippi) 2-2339 30-7661 5-3621 9-3374 L. D. L. D. 8-7428 5-5822 7-6884J 5-1441 8-3743 37-1646 Send all notices to the following men, but do not cell and remind them of the meeting unless their district man cannot come, Mr, R~y J. Coltharp 3450 Spottswood i,;ir. L. R. ~Jhite Pleasant Grove, Miss. Mr. lX:wle C. Nance (southeast) (Mississippi) J230 S. P<'·rkway E. apt. 17 (Southwest) Mr. F. T, Thayer, Jr. (N. E,) 290 Annella Mr, E, L. 1•1illie.mson (N. W.) 925 N. Avalon Mr, J, L, :dobertson (Critt.) West M empl1i s, ,;;rk, TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1954 Mr. Ray Herzog, Chairman Memphis State Collog~ Mr, Kenneth Humphreys 751 Goodlett Mr, George Harter 4557 Chickasaw Road Mr, Douglas Smith 11+98 Harbert Mr, Jay L, Morgan 3175 Choctaw Mr, J, D, Covington Coldwater, Mississippi Mr, Pr ed Raedel s \'lest Memphis, .Ark, Mr. I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Mr, R, D, Fuller 1153 Lindon Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr, 1622 C le.ncy (Southwest) (Northeast) (Northwest) (Southeast) (Mississippi) (Crittendon) 4-7307 34-8861 Sta 350 33-2739 33-5972 34-8861 7-0670-J 34-7868 5-6885 L. D. L. D, 5-1142 37-1646 5-1631 The following man also get a notice of the meeting, but are not to be called and reminded unless District man cannot come, Mr. Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spottswood Mr. L. R. White Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Mr, Doy lo C. Nan co 2230 Parkway E. - Apt, 17 Southeast Mississippi Southwest Mr. F. T, Thayer, Jr 290 Annolla Northeast Mr. E, L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Northwest Mr. J, L. Robertson West Memphis, Arkansas Ori ttcnd.er AWAhDS J\JliD RE&JLUTILES COMMITTEE 1954 Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman. Columbian Mutual Tower Mr. lioward Grube 150 Hnnroe Mr. F, Joe Flanagan 760 Vance (Seminole) (Southwest) Ar. H, M, Clayton (Northwest) Memphis Light, Gas and Water Div., Mr, P. A. ClaYton 139 E. Geor1;1a Mr. A. J3. Carter Marion, .Ark:. Mr, Joe Helms 4730 Gwynne Mr, I. G. Goldsmith 1772 -~utumn, Mr. Joe Helms, Chairman 4730 Gwynne Mr, J. R, Hurt 812 :r. Grahem i~r. Torro:w Ambrose 191 l·bdi son Ave, Mr. I, G. Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Mr. £1. D. Fuller 8 0>3 J,i n den (Southeast) (Ori ttenden) (Northeast) (Mississippi) vUTFI T'.J::ERS CviYliH TT:i:E 8-7428 37-1648 8-8311 5-2552 31-4250 L. D, 5-8111 5-8111 37-2661 4-1532 B-3292 5-1441 37-1646 PllRSVNi-EL CuMi>iITTEE ~ Mr. Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman 1616 Sterick Bldg, Mr. L, Sharpe 2074 York Mr. H. M. Cleyton Memphis Light, Oas & water Mr. Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Bank Bldg, Mr, R. D, Fuller 853 Linden Mr, I. G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn ivfr, .Alve.n F-, Tate, Jr. The John Gerber Co, PUBLIC RELATiuNS 00,,Ji•ilTTEE 1954 Mr. M. J, Vosse, Jr, ,Chairman 81 Madison Bldg, Mr. Charles Handly 917 Biggs st. Rev. Jo el 1.'iggs 2564 Hale Rev. Har!',)' ""illi ams 1029 s. Hellington Mr, J, D. Tennison, Jr, 1896 Overton Park Ave, Mr. I, G, Goldsmith 1772 Autumn Mr, R, D, Full er 853 Linden OONSTITUTIGN & BY-LAWS CUi•iioiITTEE ~ 1954 Mr, s, Shepherd Tate, Chairman Union Planters Bank Bldg, 5....2651 36-7021 5-2552 37-3587 37-1646 5....1<.41 2-3743 5-3331 5....1608 36-2461 4--1543 9-2596 2-2339 5-1441 2-3743 37-1646 5-5881 1- ·-·-·-··· .. ·-·-··-· ---·---· -----· ---------------................... _,,,, ......... ------- .......... ·- ·---·--·-----------------·· I Jr I~ I I I llJi.11 i j Acklen, T. Robert / Agee, G. 1!orthen i Ahlgren, Frank R, i Allen, James Seddon I ntkinson, C, A. I Austin, \·f, H, I ! "B" I Ball, Ernest C, Barnes, George I Barro1·1, E. R, I Benner, Henri 't Binswanger, Milton, Jr, Bizot, Emile A. I Blackwood, H, R, I Bondurant, Julian B, ·1 Bowman , A, B, . Bowers, Milton II Boyd, Hon Marion s, Bruce, c • .lil'thur 1 Burro'\11, ;.\.. K. i l\'{num, Dr. H, Perry I 11c11 1 1 Callow, Levri s C, Carney, Frederick T, i Cart er, A, :s. I Castle, s. Nelson I Chandler, Ual ter i Christenbury, Fred L. Church, o. H, Clarke, P. C. Clark, Roscoe C, Clayton, Henry M, Cleyton, P. A, Cleghorn, John, I Cooke, R, P. I Conner, J. 0. 1 Crawford, Dr. P, Thurman 'I Crump, Chnrl es M, Crump, Hon, E. H, Sr, I Cunningham, Jesse I CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B, S, A, INC, C01Jt!CIL MEMBERS - 1953 ACTIVE nnn Dal strom, Ed•rin Dalstrom, J. A, Daniels, T, B. lla.ni el son, Gen, ~·T, A, Davis, Joe E, Di ck, Dr, ,;,, 11, Dilatush, W, Henry Dlnel son, Lewis R, Jr, Tuzier 1 Bob Earp. O. K, Emerick, Phil Ettelson, )).', H, w. Ewing, :Bruce w. "F" Fiedler, Chris H. Fi sher, w. H, Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Fordyce, W, B, Fri end, A. B, Full er , R, D. "G" Gar E11'" B. B, Gassawey, Brooks N, Gianotti, ]'rank :B, Jr, Goldschmid, Jack P, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. Greer, Rear Adm, M. R, Grissom, E, C, Grube, Howard M. Goldsmith, Fred, Jr, I ! i I I ~·W·------------··-·· r----------·---·------- , llHll I Hale, Hon, E. w. Halle, .A. ;\rthur Halliday, W. P, Handly, Oharles c. Heiskell, A. Longstreet Hai skell, John Helms, Joe Hemker, Herbert F, Hirsheimer, H, W, Hohenberg, A. E. Howard, T, P, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr, Hughes, Dr. James G, Hughes, Dr, John Davis Huckabee, Miller "In Irwin, Robert L, Jr, Iverson, Alvin J, llJll Jacobs, Dr, B, E. Johnson, J, c. Jordan, Herbert Jones, Hon, Rudolph C, llKll King, Dr, C, C. Klyce, F, w. "L II Lambert, F, Clyde Lanahan, L. Harry Lewis, H, s. Lightman, M, A. Jr, Loeb, Henry III. Lynn, Dr. Ross D, "M" Malone, J, H, Meys 1 R, C, Meek, J. A, Merritt, l.!ajor 1-!al ter S, McCain, Arthur W, McGuire, T, J, III McKenzie, Howard McKnight, J, M, McRae, Robert M, Jr, '----------·-·--·-·- ···-----··-~--· Meeman, E, J. Moore, E. E. Moreland, s. E, Morgan, Allen Munson, F, F, Nance, J;oyle C, Norvell 1 J, w. no11 O'Ryan, Tom Orgill, Edmund Overton, Hon, Watkins l1p II Patton, Joe M, Jr, Patton, Thomas N, Peete, Russell Peral, Phillip A. Perry, Russell Pepper, John Petty, W, G, Pharr, Samuel s, Phillips, George P, Jr, Pidgeon, J, Everett Pipkin, Perl"J Pollard, W, B. Porter, Dr, Arthur R, Jr, Raines, E. J, Ramsay, R, G, Sr, Rhodes, Dr, Peyton N, Ri ttelmeyer, C, w. Rieves, El ton A, Jr, Roach, Thurston Robertson, J, L. Saunders, E, B, Scharff, .Aaron R, Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr, H. D. Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr, George .A. Senhausen, C. B, Sharpe, w, L. Shipman, Comm. c. A, Sims, Hollice H. 1 Sims, Lydel Skinner, J. L, Sldnner, Reymond Slavick, H. w. Smith, l'a:', J, M, Smith, iral tor L, Spain, H. M, Spears, Herman Stadelman, Russell C, Stimbert, E, C, Sullivon, H, P, Summers, Col. John F, Te.ta, Alvan F, Jr, Tate, S. Shepherd Tennison, J. D. Jr., Thayer, F, T, Thompson, L. K., Jr, Tri!Jpeer, R, .A. Turman, ~·i. F. nvn Valentine, D, L, Vandemark, F, J, Verret, IJ, J, Vesey, John B, Vosse, M. J, l'1ax, Rabbi James A, Wadley, Dr, s. L, Wallace, ]Jr, J. A. '.fall.er, Ben '.'Talker, J, R. 1'1e'Jb, Ha»ry G, 1</illiams, Ernest Williams, Dr. E, Foster Wiggs, Rev. Joel Wunderlich, .iJ.vin, Jr, >fatson, Col, llhitfield w, uyn Young, C, B, . -·-·- ,.~--· - .. -. _J r··-·-·-·-··-··--· ·······-·-·---------------------·-·-······---····--·--·----·-·-·----------- -----r I i I ' I I I cm CKASAW COIDTCIL, B. s. A. me. co Ui:TCIL MlJrnERs l!UR 19 53 "A" Abraham, George B, Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vence J. Allen, Preston All en Thom0,s H, Armour, Hon, Claude Atkinson, Ir, W, R, Ai·1sumb, George llB11 Baber, Rodney Bailey, E, O, Ballon, Lave Beasley, John B, Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B, Boone, r:aniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S. Boyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, \·i. D. no 11 Canale, Phil M, Carley, Jack Carrington, R, Russell Carter, 1:. O, Carter, Nathan A. Chambers, c. ·lVi. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R, G. Chandler, 1/, H, Clark, I:olph Cole, Sam F, Collins, Chriss Cooper, Sterling Cowan, C. H. Co~(,. 1·1. \·t. Cra1·1ford, A. M, Creson, Hon. Larry B, Creson, R, F, Crwnp, E. H. , Jr. ASSCJCIATE "D" Darnell, Herbert J)avi s, A, G. Davis, Hon, Clifford Davis, Dr, J. Murry Day, Pe,ul Deupree, 1·reyne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Dixon, Hugo M. Dolen, T, R, "E" Ddge, ~!. T. Ed'.•1ards, Frank C, Fleming, Joseph D, "G" Garber, Myron Gaylor, w. A. George, John H, Glascock, Charles Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, C, M, Gr~,ves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F, M. "H" Hays, Lake HenI"J, N. Wallace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. w. Hobson, Dr, J, J, Holloman, C, C, Hopper, A, L. Hussey, Robert J, i ! [___ -- -- -·---···--·· --- ....... ........ --- --------·---· --·----------·- ------ ----- --__ I I I I i I I i i llJll Jacobson, C, M, Johnson, " c. "' 11!{11 Kenworthy', William Kopald, S. L, Lane, V, G, Law, Sid l:... LePrince, J. A, Lee, Dr. R, G, Lear, Lt. Gen, Ben. Lerner, s. ~1i. Lewis, T. ~I. Lightman, M. A, Lohmeyer, J, A. McFarle.ne, G, O. McGregor, John Maden, John 11, McCabe, C, T, Mccourt, Loe T. McGeorge, H, L. McKnight, T, H, Moriarty, Herbert Murrah, Hin, F, "N" Nickey, Sam M. Jr,, "0" Ozburn, 11. Field O'Callahan, J. E. npn Patten, J. M, Sr, Patton, 1'1esley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebalrnr, c. T, [ _____ _ Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E, Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L, Ruch, Dr. Walter A, Russell, Edward P, Rychener, Dr, R, O, "S" se.ino, J, E, Sandovrn, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M. Soho embs, .Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J, Chester Simmons, J. lla.rrow Springfield, C. L, Strauss, G, D, Thompson, E. F, Turner, Norfleet Wade, Maury 1'/agn er , D. Eugene Waring, Col, Roane \'Tebb, Harry 1·Tiley, J, Brady Williams, Hon, Q, P. \'/ilkinson, Russel Wurzburg, Abe uyn Yankee, Claude Young, Dr, Th0mas K, Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b7b5dac5f19bafd3fa4b5547d9e24f61.pdf e5d4b3fdf658f89dbc4378918add3bac PDF Text Text ~EPO~T OF COfV\l\A TTEES t CH C<ASAVY COUNC L 3. S. A. NC. }-JOTEL ?£;\BODY- DEC. 1-L ·J953 1\11 EJ\tl P}-JI S) TE J\I J\I. �·-'"··-·-- ______...._..__ """·--- .. i i I I ' ·-·~-·-··--. -----·--···-·--·----------·---···· . ---- ·-----.------·-·---•-·¥ CHICKASAW ...@._UllCIL. B, S. ;,, INC. I1 !I Ml!MBERS OF THE PXECUTIVE BOA?D - 1953 i! II I I! Officers l:lr. Hr, Mr, Mr, i!r, Mr, Nr, £;Ir. Mr. Mr, II II iI I I '! i President Vice-President Vi ca-Pr es i dent Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Exocuti ve r.Ir. Charles M, Crump : i I I I' II I ' ii !I 11 i t Ii Mr, Mr, If!r. Mr, Mr, l!!r, Mr, Mr, Mr, I Dr. i'1r. lftr. ifr. !Jir. lvlr. Mr, };ir. T. Robert Acklen R, D. Fuller A. E, Hoh onberg T. P, Howard J, i>!, McKnight Elton A, Rieves, Jr, J. R, Walker R. C. Mays Herbert F, Hemker \I, Gordon Morris Chairman Jack P. Goldschmid Russell Perry A. K. Bur:t·ow P, A. Clayton T. Robert Acklen S. Shepherd Tate J, M. McKnight J. D, Carruth J. R, Walker P. Thurman Crawford Edwin Dal s tro m R, C, Mays Howard M. Grube J, D, Tennison, Jr, R, C, Mays C, C, Handly Joe G, Helms District Chairmen Mr, F, T, Thayer, Jr, Mr, E, L, Williamson Mr, Ray J, Coltharp Northeast Northwest Southeast Committee Ac ti vi ti es Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Cubbing Constitution & B<;-La1•1s Exploring Exposition Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Jamboree Leadership Training Organization Bo Extension :?crsonnol ?ublic Relations Outfitters Southwest Mr, Doyle Hance Vir. J, L, Robertson, Sr, Cri ttendcn Mississippi Mr. H. L. Ferguson Members-At-Larg o Mr, c. A, Atkinson Mr, 1" H. Austin r~r. Henri Benner Mr, A, B, Bowman Mr, c. lu'thur Bruce Mr. p, c. Clarke Mr, H, l·l. Clayton t4r. Joseph ii.. Dalstrom Dr. 1\.nthony ~r. Dick Iv.Ir. L, R, I'onolson, Jr. ?iir. Phil Emerick .. I i l Mr, F. Joe Flanagan Mr, lt!• :J. Fordyce Mr, w. P, Halliday Mr. B, T, Hunt, Jr, Mr, Robert L. Irwin, Jr. ivir. F. Clyde Lambert Major lial tor s. Merritt Mr, Allun Morgan Mr, Samuel s. Pharr Mr, G. P. Phillips, Jr, Mr, R. G, Ramsay, Sr. r.rr. c. 1·1. Ri ttclmcyer Mr, \'l. L, Sharpe l'ifr. J, L, Skinner Commander c. A, Shipman i~r. Russell c. Skdelman l"'.ir. il.lv0n F. Tate, Jr. Mr, L. !'~. Thompson, Jr, .r~ir. R. "• Trippe er Mr, M, J. Vosse Rabbi James .i., \'!ax Rev. Joel Wiggs ��PRESIDJUNTS OF CHICKASAW CuUNCIL, B. S, .~. UTC. Ml!MP HI S, TEi.'11T. *Mr. :Eo 1 ton smith I I I Mr. John B, Edgar 1918 Nr, it. L, Parker 1919 - 1920 1~1r. I 11 *~1ir. c. v.. Butler John T, Morgan *I-·Ir. John E, Roberts l1Ir. Ja,mes Sedc~on Allen 11 I I 11 II I ! I I ' II I I iI I *11ir. Ldv•ard M. Salorrcn *Dr. J. Ivir, c. Mr, J, I II c. *Dr. w. I I, II I 1 ! 1928 1929 I 1930 I I I I I 1931 1933 D, 1933 - 1934 Mc~·lhorter R. Wallace *l'-1r. George ?. Phillips 1.-Ir. c. Mr, "~be ;>rthur Bruce Scharff M. Clayton 1"ir. p, A, Cli:,yton t:lr. "" K. 1-'Ir, w. I 1936 1937 - 19 38 - 1939 19~J. 1942 1943 - 19,14 Burrow 1945 - 1946 L. Sharpe 19 '17 - 194.S l ir. i.J. vnn F, Tate, Jr, 1949-1950-1951- 1952 l'.1Ir. Charles M. Crump 1953 1 * Deceased : II I 1935 1940 - I II 1-l. 'Gates 1 i 1924-1925-1926~1927 193.8 1,'ir. Henry I i\;yros 1921 - 1922 - 1923 T, McCabe *i-~r. .i~. ' I, II 1916 - 1917 �WE C.iN AFFECT THE LI V_:SS v F BCiYS 0111Y THRvC'GH THE GOOD \'.ORKS CJF DEVOTED VOLUNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPCJNSIBILITY TO TR;,:rn nm IHSt'IRE TH:!Jl<t SCOUTER~ * Bon J, Coffey, Jr Dr. Howard Curl R, Von Stoinen E. I:. Loa.ch *Joo Hopper l-iillor C, Johnson c. Ji. Church James L, Trindle, Jr. RuGsell Peete J. Brady Wil oy Phil E, Emerick Hod C, Cantrell J, Charles Cotton J. J, Jones Honrn Tidwell Hope H. Ford Lai-1r once Lo1·10ll J, Grrnvillo Gates Forrest Mottweilor Emcl"J '·ar d F, Joo Flanagan Fr cdori ck T. Carney l·ii llor M. Huckabee Robert L. Irwin, Jr, Dr. B, :E. Jacobs Charles w. Ri ttelmeyor :Bruce t'. E,ving Chester Shields Ch,,.rlcs s. Church Bob rozicr H. 1-i. Ro bin son Harr; 1 Simpkins I1lo?d R. Steelman Harold R. Black,.1ood c. Jenson Sal es J. n.• Hurt S. T • ..:'JJ.brose R. J. Fighgate Kenneth Hunphri cs I~i. L. l;iartin J. D. Carruth Earl O. 3crry M.lliam Dixon c••., I KEY ;~tkinson I, G·. c,oldsmi th 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 19•±2 1942 1942 1943 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 191.,17 1947 1948 1949 1949 l9cH 19,18 1949 1949 1960 1951 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 KS'Y 5 Ycors' --SICT?Pl:RS -- ----··-----·-'-'·----.---·- - - ___ ., 1 1 Fredorick T. Carney Ho ,.,nrd J!i, Grube 1948 19 48 SCv\JTERS TP.AD!Ull} J,\•!ARD ( 5 Years) I D. Tod Childress 1941 Chester Shi olds 1941 Frederick T. Co.rney 1942 Irr, T. s. Eliot 19-13 Vire;il Ree.ms 1943 &bTuzi~ :Bruce '·'• Ewing Howard lfi, Grube Joe Holms Lawrence K<mt Eugone Parish William J. Newton, Jr. *Victor w. 1·rinklo Earl C, Berry, Sr. L. Eon Orgel Irirby Stringer Harold R, Blackwc'.>d J. D. _Tennison, Jr. R, S, Heyne C. Bonson Sal cs .:... B. ]0\1man i-lrs •••• :a. :Sowr.1an David Go.rihan E. C, Grissom Mrs. :E;, c. Grissom M. L. Martin Mrs. Harry H. Snoo F. T, (Pd) Thayer, Jr. Dr, H;yman Gr oenfi cl d H. F, Hemker A. Kinney E. D. Thompson T, J. Harrell .. i., J. Iverson T. J. McGuire III Mrs. T. J, Harrell Mrs, Kirk Henry Lloyd Church roylo c. ]far.cc J amc s R. 1'.Ti lli Cl.ms Doan Esterly E. L, l•iillii>.mson .u Rieck w. * Docoasod ~~ 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1947 19 ..17 1948 1948 1949 19".8 1949 1950 19•19 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 195.2 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 �c o url c 1LI B. s. ;\, -r Erl rl December 11, 1953 Doar Scouters and Friends of Scouting: As the end of another year of Scouting d'rews to a close, it is well to review the progress made and results accomplishe d during tho past twelve months in order to plan effectively tho program for the coming year, Included in this brochure are the statistical reports cf the various Committees of the Council, An analysis of these figures shows that in every phase of Scouting, the remarkable growth and progress achieved during the pest four years under the leadership of Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr., immediate Past President, has been continued. Tho bare statistics do not reflect the long hours of of our 2,640 volunteer leaders e.nd our fine service devoted to whom credit is due for the continued Staff l Professiona in ChickasPW Cotmcil, Scouting of growth As indicr ted by tho report of tho Finence Committee, we are operating on a sound financial be.sis with our Community Chest allocation supplemente d by tho generosity of our Sustaining 1'-iombors. With Sconting nt an all-time high in this Council, we cnn look for•.m,·d with confidence to the approach of a new year, Fe.ithfully yours, Cji<A11-<) »r. C'"'/ Chrrles M, Crump President �REP(.;RTS ACTIVITIES Cvi·li\ITTEE Durih(' tho pnst yocr it was tho aim of the Co:1mi ttoo to carry through on a : progrWl which would fit all ago groups - Explore rs, Scouts n,nd Cubs, Pe;rticip0,tion by as mruiy boys as possibl e was tho mt1in objectiv e. 1 , :OOY SCGUT WE]X i Church attendan ce in a body, by Units, parent• s nights, demonst ra,tions, etc,, mado this wook outste.nd ing, EXPOSITIOT LND liREJ)TJ. SHO''l This ovont we.a stc,god in tho Shelby County Building o.nd Arena Building at the Fnir Grounds and was tho groatcs t thus far in pc.rticip ation Md net proceed s, This V/2.s made possibl e by the splendid loadorsh ip through tho fine support and cooporc. tion of Scoutor s, Scouts, Cubs, E;.-plor ors and o thors inter osted in Scouting, Propora tions arc now well under way for an oven greater show in 195'"· ICT TE DI:J.1.BY This Cub scout event was hold by District s at Audueon Park, Overton Park and Isle,nd. Forty-s ix Units particip ated, on Preside nt Class i1 Class 1 Class ~.J. II,.). II "B" "C" awards wor o prosonto d, awards wore proscntc d, award was prosonto d, Tho Cub-0-Ro o for Cub Scouts was hold by Distric ts at J,udubon ?c.rk, Overton ?Erk nnd Glenview Park, Thirty-s even Uni ts particip ated. 34 Class 11 1,11 Awards were prosonto d. 2 Class "B" .Awards wore prosontc d. 1 Cle.as "C" ••ward was presente d, This ovont was hold for Boy Scouts at Camp Currier, ipo.t od C'r.tpo.rod i.i th tl6 Troops in 1952. 11 Olv,ss It.:~ fl awards woro 12 Class "B" e,wnrds woro 22 Class nC" awards woro 8 Units did not rocoi vo Fi fty-thro o Troops partic- presente d. pr osontod. presente d. ratings. REl'D:CZVG US il'hi" .Tu:plorel' Scout event was hold for hnn(lt•ut1 :ind fP..t.,·tJ~ f"'iv· •.:1 Jihq.1Joro1 ·s T1~'0 tho first time this year at Snrdi $ Lake. .P;:1rt.1cip:-:.t.od in tho =."<plorcr Rondc~vous. �"' ... """-···-----··· :iJXPLORZR 1 •>-····--~··----····-·-··.-·--·---- ·-·---·-·-··- ····--· OPOSSUl1 HUNT s. The annual L."'qlloror opossum hunt and squa,ro dance \'i"-S divided into tv;o division Currier, Cc.mp at hold wore ts Distric ippi The Southea st, Southwe st o.nd Mississ , October 31, 1953 with ap;,roxit latcly 200 attendin g. The Northwe st, Horthca at o.nd a:pprox,with 1953 21, r l>irvcmbc Crittend on Distric ts were held at Shelby Forest, imatcly 200 a.ttcndin g. ;,wroxim atoly 500 attended this ovont. 0Tl::&1 LCTIVI TI ES ;, lar::;o percontn gc of tho Cubs, Scouts nnd lllig?loro rs pnrticip ntcd in tho fo llo \·1i11g events: Glenn-Up , Fix-Up, Paint.IJp Pnrndo in ;,pril Firo Prevent ion v!ook - stnrting October 3rd. G0l D TURE DLY: ;,s a c;ood. turn for Goodwil l Industri es, Cub Scouts, Scouts and :Cxplorc rs distri butod approxim ately 2C,OOO bags and asked people to gi vc clothing , sho cs, otc. 1c1hich could be used by C'Oodwill Industr ies, Over 10,000 of tho filled bags \•1cro collecte d - those hr,ving :m ostime.to d value of over $20,000. Tho materia ls collecte d will bo cleaned , repaired anc1 sold by the hc,ndi capped people '"ho o,ro eSfordcd omploymont o.nd wages °bJ' tho Goodwil l Industr ies. This wo.s ono of tho best good turns our Scouts have ever done. Thero \·1as a noticeab lo increase in Cubs, Scouts, ond Explore rs tddng part in the various activiti es listed n'bovo than previou sly. The splendid cooporo. tion rcccivoc l from everyone in e11rrying out a VO'T'J fine yc8,r of activiti es is t1l)J:->r cci a tod. FI:t\.E Stt?PRESSIGlT The fire suppres sion was held Gctob01' 10, (.ct Lo.ko 1iindomc ro. The event was sponsore d by Nickcy 3rcthor s, Chamber of Co::rncrcc, Tenness ee :!Jc.pnrtnont of Conscrv ntion , i'icmphi s Firo llopnrtn cnt D.lld tho Rod Cross, lJ.l ]bg?lorc rs v101'0 eligible to p/Jl'ticip ato. Boco.uso of tho increase d use of tho Council Canoe Troller an has been r.mdc availab le by the lllig?lorin g Co.Jmi ttoo • addition al trailer •lddition nl nctiviti os were conducte d by the Distric ts nnd tho Distric ts nro com1onclod for those fine progrc.m s. �1·· .... iI ~VANCEMENT COMMITTEE This year the Advancement in the Council - Cubbing, Scouting and Exploring - reached a new high. There was an overall gain of 433 advancement s which is a little more than 6 per cent over the 1952 record - the Council's previous high. There were 16 Eagle Boards of Review and Courts of Honor held in the Districts. The success in the Advancement Program is a direct reflection of the planned and continuous work of the District and Unit Leaders in the Cub, Scout and Explorer programs, While there is a loss in Merit Badges earned, it is particularly gratifying to notice the advancement recorded among Second Class and First Class Scouts. It is also worthy to note that the Seminole Division had an increase in advancement of 50 per cent over their 1952 record, The following advancement was made in 1953 and is compared with the 1952 record: CUBBING 1952 1953 GAIN Wolf Bear Lion Webelos 361 269 148 82 491 335 252 139 130 66 104 57 699 296 911 212 132 LOSS JlCOUTING Second Class First Class Merit Badges Star Life Eagle Eagle Palns 428 3,528 181 60 32 31 3,728 181 90 68 29 200 30 36 2 EXPLORING Bronze Awards Gold Awards Silver Awards Craft Skills Emergency Skills Physical Fitness Vocational .lilxrlnra t .:i on Seamanship Aviation 0tttdoor Skills Nnv .ie;n t.lon TOTAL A.l'VJIJvC.Ei•;.RJ\JTS 18 1) 4 5 13 8 20 16 3 5 2 4 15 17 15 1 10 14 6 3 1 2 1 ~- 8 1 .. 6,037 ·····-·-·-·---··· 6,470 ;un• GAIN FOR 1953 719 286 433 . "' ··-· -· ..... ·- -- --·-·- ··-- ---···---·-···--·-~-·-· . �1953 has been a fine year for camping for the ,Scouts and Explorers of Chickasaw Council, as more have participe ,ted this year than r:,ny previous year in our history. Your Committee feels that the Unit Leaders have done e,n outstandi ng job and are to be congratul ated on their fine accom-. plishmen ts in leading their toys into the great out-of-do ors. This year for the first time a group of our Negro E:cplorers went to Philmont sc~ut Ranch at Cimarron, New ifoxico. '£hey had a fine experienc e e,nd another trip is planned for 19 54. This year a fine rendezvou s for Explorers was held under competent leadershi p at the Council's ca~ site, Cemetery Ridge, on sarois Lake. 225 Explorers took part in the many and varied acti vi ti es. This rendezvou s wa-s held at the same th1e as the Camp Currier Camp-0-Re e and was a :tremendous success. 1953 is the first :rear a separe,te event for Explorers has been held during the Camp-0-Re e and we commend the Explorers and their leaders for a fine job. We also had many and various groups camping in di fferont parts of the country, including a fine group who went to the National Jamboree at Irvine Scout Ranch, Californi a, nnd numerous gI'ol'ps who went to near-by points in Tennessee , i.I'kansas and Mississio pi as well as our own Council Camps. For several years some of our 2Jegro Scouts have been camping near 1 Sardis Dam - this year Camp Shawnee was establish ed and a weel: s c0mp was another and e held for the boys in Mississip pi. This was a fine experienc camp is planned at Camp Shawnee for 19 54. We feel that know that cemping are participa ting attcndenc e at the you as well as the Coia;,Ji ttee will be very gi:atified to is on the upgrade in Chiclmsaw Council and that more boys each year. Below you will find the figures showing the various camps for the fi seal year cndinc; November :00, 19531 Scouts Attending camp Scouters attending camp 1Tm:iber of Scout L~ys l!umbcr of Scouters Days Humber of visitors C(;l,jp &l! , 3, 708 637 8 ,150 1,287 1,892 15,674 4,856 835 10 ,511 1,597 2,506 20 ,305 SvJtv.JL~T~JifulDXJCE Numbe1· Scout.!l .29.Q,,,uts 1953 1952 H~bei· Gain Loss 114 624 199 66 1,003 961 1 l~umbcr l·Tur:iber Gein Loss ,2,ct. ilks. Set. Wks, 1S52 1953 ---·- 76 CIJJJp Currier Kar.tp Kia Kinn 528 200 Canp Fuller Camp Shawnee 804 1, 573 6,429 290 1,125 3, 593 14,104 713 2,ZD9 1, 545 5,207 25, 512 SUi,,ff:iJ:JR iPS C.:ll ••T 38 96 1 66 199 96 974 311 1,381 123 917 286 __§§ 1,392 27 57 25 66 11 .. - ·-- ·--""-. - -·-···- ! �RE-C.,P 0F Ji.TTEi:'JJ,fr1Cl!: ;,.T LUHG ;.;rn m;0ET TERM C,l.lliPS 'Camp Currier ,Kamp Kia Kima ,camp Fuller Camp Shawnee 'Misc. Si too (Short Term) ; Misc. Sites (Long Tern) Number Scouts 1952 Number Scouts 1953 Gain 4,856 528 21:)0 6,429 624 199 66 1,573 96 1,480 958 85 ~ 8, 370 7,149 Numb or get. Days Loss ~ 10 ,511 6,818 1 2.177 Number Set. )&ys 1953 14,104 6, 419 2,002 3,593 462 462 66 522 __ 9 1, 221 Gain Loss 399 175 3,039 1,979 1,060 1,075 23,620 l, 529 26,495 454 - - 2,875 Chickl\Sl:'.w Council is entirely free t'f debt, as it hc.s been the policy for r.1an,y ycor s to spend only tho so fw1ds \·1hi ch wore in ho.nd. Tho books ho.Ve been audited by Poat, i.farvil.ck, Mitchell & Co., Certified Public ;,ccountonts, and hrwo boon found in rrdor. Due to the continued growth 0f the Council tho need for noro funds is o. constont problem. The Sustaining Mrn:iborship Fund, which w1'.s stortod in 1952, ht\S boon of irn:1enso help inf.looting tb.is need. We deeply :md sincerely appreciate tho c0ntributi0ns of our Sustaining Mcnbcrs which hr".VO T.ladc it possible for better training to be provided for the 10, 282 boys and 1 cador s now on tho ro 11 s. 1'/o arc gle,d to rcpMt the 1953 B<'Y Sc,•ut 3x:po si ti on and tho Scmnolo Di vision 30;' Scout E:x;po si tion wore successful o.nd tho funds rai sod will be vor)' helpful in tho overall pr0gra':l of Scouting. Your Council fo.cos a groc.t chfillcngc in 195(. Tho rapid growth, the c:iqJandod o.ctivitios nna. tho constant rise in tho cost of operations will undottbtcdly put n severe strnin 0n our finnncos. Your 001:lf.li ttcc rccoo:Jonds tho.t every effort bo r.rndo to secure tho needed T.lonoy so thnt tho trc,ining 0f youth in ~ur nrcc. will be cnntinucd, �HZ:LTH AND Si.FETY COMiliI TTE:iJ Tho functions of tho Heal th and .Safety Cor.imi ttc.c overlap tho so of all other opore.ting committee s of tho Council. Tho fine cooperati on of thono other com1ittco s and of individua l loadors in tho Council have contribut ed raatorioll y to honJ. th and safety program. Your Comr.li ttoo inspected Ko.rriP Kia Kima, Camp Currier, und Cor.ip Fuller und found condition s in our Council caops to be very satisfuct ory. Recommendation s for oven bot tor heal th and safoty condition s have boon Dado for tho 19M scas0n. ,\gain this yoer we wcro fortunate in having u nonbor of tho lfational Staff to inspect Kamp Kia Kir.io. l\nd his report on heal th e,nd safoty condi tinns was cxtromoly favorable , Through tho clnso coopcra.ti on of paJ:onts, officials and tho racdical oxar.linors , 100% of tho boys and men attending our Com1cil cnnps roocivod tho rec,uired physicAl examino.ti on before goL1g to ce.mp and tho necosse.ry recheck upon aJ'.'rivd at the car.lp. l/aterfron t safety is of primary ir.1portcmco in tho hccl. th a.--icl safety Your coraoitte e fomtd the watorfr0n t so.foty prograr.1 of tho Council, progrx.i for tho supervisi on 0 f awir,lf.ling and bouting1 oxtror.1oly well o.dmini stored D.t our Council camps. Health and Safety c;i•o a vit8l part in the 3oy Scout progr.'.•,n, 1x>th in lel'.tclorshi p l'nd boy trcining. Tho Leadershi p Training Cnr.mi ttoo fil'Ve Heal th und Snfcty instructi ons ut each Leadershi p Trdning Course, arc now being r.1v,do for nn inspectio n 11f evor-J Unit nceting place throughou t tho Council. Plans for this inspectio n will bo annom10ecl in tho ncnr future. Those inspectio ns will be uo.clo by tho Hco.l th 1 ['1.1cl Snfoty Co;·.mi ttoo in tho Districts , with tho coop oration of Con1:iissio nors Staff ancl will cover condi tfrns affecting l;ioal th and safoty. .~rungor.icnts �Tho work of the Inter-Racia l Committee is conf'-ned solely to llogro youth D.nd is handled through the Seminole Division of tho Council. Tho Committee fools that all of us co.n bo proud of the Scouting program co.rriod on for tho Hogro boys of our area, In tho 112 Uni ts in tho Soninolu Division there !'I.re 2,271 boys, age.in of ,1,89% over lo.st year and tho largest membership tho Division has over had. Tho Council is now serving more i;ogro boys tho.n eXIY other Council in Region 5. Please sea the Organizfl.tio n & Lxtonsion Commi ttcc Report for details of this mcr.1bcrship. For the fourth ;'car the summer camp of tho Division was held in Fuller State Park. Those cmnping facili ti cs arc satisfactory with some exceptions thoro is no swimming or boo.ting available in tho Po.rk, which nocossitato s tho troJ'lsportat ion of tho boys to o th or plncos to got tho needed and nocosso.ry o,q_uatic trdning, Limi tcd boating wc.s :wmlablo at r. sme.11 lake on ndjacent property through tho courtesy of the owners. 1fo ur,:;o that swimming f<'.cili tics be provi<led at Comp Fuller at tho earliest possi blo date, This :'ee.r for the first timo a camp was conducted below Sardis De.m for 65 boys from Mississippi , 21 boys from Memphis and 19 boys from \'lost Memphis, The· boys from Memphis and \'!est Mer.ipl1is he.d ho,d previous cnr.l[)ing oxpcricnco, We nro glr.d to report tho advancement record wns better this ."ce.r th11n lo.st nnd we co;;imond tho leaders for this improvoncnt . Included in this advnncomen t 111c,s: 218 Second Class 95 First Class 16 Star 2 Life l Pnlm 326 Merit Badges Mey advnnccucnt continue and increase during tho coning yoar. This ycnr, for tho first time, a group of Negro Explorers wont to Philw1nt Scout Ranch, Cimnrron, New Mexico, This was an outstanding exporie:wo for thosoi I Explorers nnd we arc glad to report that another trip has boon arranged for next yov..r. �LEADERSHIP TR.\INING COMt!I TTDE of During 1953 your Traini ng Cof.1f.1i ttoo has worked t0we.rd a goDl boys. our with job vc i offoct r.10ro a do to traini ng every top Unit Leader hold been have s Course Loader er Explor and To this end, basic Cub, Sc0ut w, Pow-\·/0 s Cubbcr a tablos, Round , in additi on to Patro l Leader Confe rences our of record The s, course 1 Don ifotho rs W0rk Shops and speci< >lized This is the e.chiov oDcnts in conpa. rison to 1951 and 1952 is given below. ;,dviso r) with rer E;x:plo , 10.stor SMutr. percen t of top unit loa.de rs (Cubr.< astor, basic traini ng Di~trict 1951 1953 1952 Southo D.st 27, 9% 55% 69% Southw est 55,8% 56% 67% North co.st 39% 57% <15. 9% §q,, North1·1ost 79% 34% 59,9% (df eri ttondo n v,. 2% 70% 112'{) i.iii ssi ssi~·)Pi 25% 3,6% 18% Sor.<inolo 28.9% 35.1% 3,_1% Counc il ..~voro.ge 38.7'/o V 51.9% 0 re!. :.i:e "".i:.1~ (. •') / b IY /o Fil;J Your Trsi nine; Cn;:L1i ttcc his contin ued tho dcvelopr.10nt of our tthcrs nnd ttoo Cor.mi o Finnnc tho of Librn. ry, nnd thrcU1?,·h the coopcr,~tion onal 35 MM prohl'.VC secure d twc additir·n~l 16 [.;;.;pr ojecto rs. al).d two additi oost helpfu l "-S been haa r Currie Cnnp at joctor e. Our Adult :L'rain ing Centor ng, Traini r Loade a cent&r for Scout and E;x:ploror which we can The Trnini ng Cor:u:ii ttoo looks forwar d to 1954 as a yonr in Unit Leade rs, ~four nG cr·<'.chi "nd make n real contri buticn throug h tho traini ng in tho >.nt inpork f.lnro g nothin To your Lcndc rship Traini ng Couni ttoo there is load will 1"11·10 ;~on tho of ng oparat lon of our groP.t Counc il th~.n tho trgini Poys. ··--·-------- •-.------ --- _, __ �ORGAH! z.~TION & EXT]ill)lSivrT COiil'1ITTEIJ .8,000 Chickasaw .Council 11'2.l:Lhas the largest momborshin in its 3'J...Jl..g§7 hi story - 7 ,6·12 Cub scouts, Scouts,__E<ffi.)..Q.rors, 2,6,:D Leaders, a g;rand tota)._....Q.f 19,282. This i.s....iho f_l,±:_s:I;. year the total momborf!l!iJLhas OJ£9eod9.<;l 10 ,000, .7' 500 OUR GRGWTH IN PAST YE..\.B. •••••••••••••• 4, 77% .. 7 ,ooo OUR GROWTH IN P,;.ST 5 YEil.llS , .......... 46,091) OUR GROWTH IN PAST 10 YEARS .......... 74, B"/o I _6,500 _ OUR GRvWTJI nr PAST 12 YEARS .......... 111,95% 6 ,ooo 1 '5, 500 I '.'1, 500 14,000 ' '.3,500 '3,000 ··12, 500 'Vfi~~'Wi.\i.1 illl!H·'< ~·;l 2,000 1,500 1,000 l ;U,\1•.i;, lii'!/!A'rfl :f!.'"}ft;~. I 19,18 19-~9 195('1 1951 1952 1953 ' �Organizatio n & l1xtension Carmi ttoe Cont. Below is a co1:Y00xi son of nwbcrship for the yeal's 1952 o.nd 1953: Dec. l, 1952 'dhi te Nogro :n1i te NegTo TuTi\'.L Sc0uts Scou.ts :~xiJlorers E::qilorers SCvUTS .iJ.rn EXPLORERS 2, 783 1,468 225 23 4,499 Dec. 1, 1953 2, 817 1,496 (},\.HT 3,_2 ~£)6 28 181 --21 --1 27 4,743 LOSS 24·1 ,,,_ White Cub Scouts Negro Cub Scouts T0TAL CUB SC0U'l'S 2,121 674 2, 795 2,148 751 2,899 104 TOT,',L CUBS, SC0UTS, EXPLORERS 7,294 7,642 348 TOTliL LE.ii.JlERS GRAiUl T(JT;,L MEMBEdSHIP 2,374 9' 668 2. 640 10,282 26§. 614 279 298 19 Total Units 77 i The District Orgnni zation and Extension Co .mi ttces nnd the Corn.iissfrne rsi Stuff Qro to be c0t.tr.icndod for the outstnnding job they h2.ve done t;1is yeal'. ' ',fo sincerely approcinte tho fine service they h1wo rendered to tho 'toys of Chi cl:nso:1:1 Co unci 1. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ~EPO~T OF COfV\l\A TTEES t CH C<ASAVY COUNC L 3. S. A. NC. }-JOTEL ?£;\BODY- DEC. 1-L ·J953 1\11 E J\tl P }-JI S) TE J\I J\I. I i l ·-'"··-·-- ______ .... _ .. __ """·--- .. ·-·~-·-··--. -----·--···-·--·----------·---···· . ---- ·-----.------·-·---•-·¥ i i I I 1 I ' ! I i I ! I I ! I I I I I i I I I : i '! i I I ' I I I I ' i i ! I 11 i t Ii I CHICKASAW ...@._UllCIL. B, S. ;,, INC. Ml!MBERS OF THE PXECUTIVE BOA?D - 1953 r.Ir. l:lr. Hr, Charles M, Crump T. Robert Acklen R, D. Fuller Mr, A. E, Hoh on berg Mr, T. P, Howard i!r, J, i>!, McKnight Mr, Elton A, Rieves, Nr, J. R, Walker £;Ir. R. C. Mays Mr. Herbert F, Hemker Mr, \I, Gordon Morris Chairman Jr, Mr, Jack P. Goldschmid Mr, Russell Perry If!r. A. K. Bur:t·ow Mr, P, A. Clayton Mr, T. Robert Acklen l!!r, S. Shepherd Tate Mr, J, M. McKnight Mr, J. D, Carruth Mr, J. R, Walker Dr. P. Thurman Crawford i'1r. lftr. ifr. !Jir. lvlr. Mr, };ir. Edwin Dal s tro m R, C, Mays Howard M. Grube J, D, Tennison, R, C, Mays C, C, Handly Joe G, Helms Jr, Officers District Chairmen President Vice-President Vi ca-Pr es i dent Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Exocuti ve Committee Ac ti vi ti es Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Cubbing Constitution & B<;-La1•1s Exploring Exposition Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Jamboree Leadership Training Organization Bo Extension :?crsonnol ?ublic Relations Outfitters Mr, F, T, Thayer, Jr, Mr, E, L, Williamson Mr, Ray J, Coltharp Northeast Northwest Southeast Mr, Doyle Hance Vir. J, L, Robertson, Mr. H. L. Ferguson Southwest Sr, Cri ttendcn Mississippi Members-At-Largo Mr, c. A, Atkinson Mr, F. Joe Flanagan r.rr. c. 1·1. Ri ttclmcyer Mr, 1" .. H. Austin Mr, lt! • :J. Fordyce Mr, \'l. L, Sharpe r~r. Henri Benner Mr, w. P, Halliday l'ifr. J, L, Skinner Mr, A, B, Bowman Mr. B, T, Hunt, Jr, Commander c. A, Shipman Mr, c. lu'thur Bruce Mr, Robert L. Irwin, Jr. i~r. Russell c. Skdelman Mr. p, c. Clarke ivir. F. Clyde Lambert l"'.ir. il.lv0n F. Tate, Jr. Mr, H, l·l. Clayton Major lial tor s. Merritt Mr, L. !'~. Thompson, Jr, t4r. Joseph ii.. Dalstrom Mr, Allun Morgan .r~ir. R. "• Trippe er Dr. 1\.nthony ~r. Dick Mr, Samuel s. Pharr Mr, M, J. Vosse Iv.Ir. L, R, I'onolson, Jr. Mr, G. P. Phillips, Jr, Rabbi James .i., \'!ax ?iir. Phil Emerick Mr, R. G, Ramsay, Sr. Rev. Joel Wiggs I I I 11 11 I I 11 I ! I I I I I ' I I I I i I I ' I I I I , I I I I I , I I 1 1 i ! PRESIDJUNTS OF CHICKASAW CuUNCIL, B. S, .~. UTC. Ml!MP HI S, TEi.'11T. *Mr. :Eo 1 ton smith 1916 - 1917 Mr. John B, Edgar 1918 Nr, it. L, Parker 1919 - 1920 1~1r. c. v .. Butler 1921 - 1922 - 1923 *~1ir. John T, Morgan 1924-1925-1926~1927 *I-·Ir. John E, Roberts 1928 l1Ir. Ja,mes Sedc~on Allen 1929 Ldv•ard M. Salorrcn I I *11ir. 1930 I I I *Dr. J. c. i\;yros 1931 I I Ivir, c. T, McCabe 193.8 I I Mr, J, 1-l. 'Gates 1933 I *i-~r. .i~. D, Mc~·lhorter 1933 - 1934 : I I *Dr. w. R. Wallace 1935 I *l'-1r. George ?. Phillips 1936 1.-Ir. c. ;>rthur Bruce 1937 - 19 38 - 1939 Mr, "~be Scharff 1940 - 19~J. 1,'ir. Henry M. Clayton 1942 1"ir. p, A, Cli:,yton 1943 - 19,14 t:lr. "" K. Burrow 1945 - 1946 1-'Ir, w. L. Sharpe 19 '17 - 194.S l1ir. i.J. vnn F, Tate, Jr, 1949-1950-1951-1952 l'.1Ir. Charles M. Crump 1953 * Deceased WE C.iN AFFECT THE LI V_:SS v F BCiYS 0111Y THRvC'GH THE GOOD \'.ORKS CJF DEVOTED VOLUNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPCJNSIBILITY TO TR;,:rn nm IHSt'IRE TH:!Jl<t I SCOUTER~ KEY Bon J, Coffey, Jr SCv\JTERS TP.AD!Ull} J,\•!ARD ( 5 Years) I Dr. Howard Curl R, Von Stoinen * E. I:. Loa.ch *Joo Hopper l-iillor C, Johnson c. Ji. Church James L, Trindle, Jr. RuGsell Peete J. Brady Wil oy Phil E, Emerick Hod C, Cantrell J, Charles Cotton J. J, Jones Honrn Tidwell Hope H. Ford Lai-1r once Lo1·10ll J, Grrnvillo Gates Forrest Mottweilor Emcl"J '·ar d F, Joo Flanagan Fr cdori ck T. Carney l·ii llor M. Huckabee Robert L. Irwin, Jr, Dr. B, :E. Jacobs Charles w. Ri ttelmeyor :Bruce t'. E,ving Chester Shields Ch,,.rlcs s. Church Bob rozicr H. 1-i. Ro bin son Harr;1 Simpkins I1lo?d R. Steelman Harold R. Black,.1ood c. Jenson Sal es J. n.• Hurt S. T • ..:'JJ.brose R. J. Fighgate Kenneth Hunphri cs I~i. L. l;iartin J. D. Carruth Earl O. 3crry M.lliam Dixon c ••. , ;~tkinson I, G·. c,oldsmi th 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 19•±2 1942 1942 1943 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 191.,17 1947 1948 1949 1949 l9cH 19,18 1949 1949 1960 1951 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 -S-IC--T·-?-P- l-:-R__S_ ., 1- --K··S-'-Y- --1· -5'- '·Y--c--o.-r-s-'- Fredorick T. Carney 1948 Ho ,.,nrd J!i, Grube 19 48 D. Tod Childress 1941 Chester Shi olds 1941 Frederick T. Co.rney 1942 Irr, T. s. Eliot 19-13 Vire;il Ree.ms 1943 &bTuzi~ ~~ :Bruce '·'• Ewing Howard lfi, Grube Joe Holms Lawrence K<mt Eugone Parish William J. Newton, Jr. *Victor w. 1·rinklo Earl C, Berry, Sr. L. Eon Orgel Irirby Stringer Harold R, Blackwc'.>d J. D. _Tennison, Jr. R, S, Heyne C. Bonson Sal cs .:... B. ]0\1man i-lrs •••• :a. :Sowr.1an David Go.rihan E. C, Grissom Mrs. :E;, c. Grissom M. L. Martin Mrs. Harry H. Snoo F. T, (Pd) Thayer, Jr. Dr, H;yman Gr oenfi cl d H. F, Hemker w. A. Kinney E. D. Thompson T, J. Harrell .. i., J. Iverson T. J. McGuire III Mrs. T. J, Harrell Mrs, Kirk Henry Lloyd Church roylo c. ]far.cc J amc s R. 1'.Ti lli Cl.ms Doan Esterly E. L, l•iillii>.mson .u Rieck * Docoasod 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1947 19 ..1 7 1948 1948 1949 19".8 1949 1950 19•19 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 195.2 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 c o u rl c 1 LI B. s . ;\, -r Erl rl December 11, 1953 Doar Scouters and Friends of Scouting: As the end of another year of Scouting d'rews to a close, it is well to review the progress made and results accomplished during tho past twelve months in order to plan effectively tho program for the coming year, Included in this brochure are the statistical reports cf the various Committees of the Council, An analysis of these figures shows that in every phase of Scouting, the remarkable growth and progress achieved during the pest four years under the leadership of Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr., immediate Past President, has been continued. Tho bare statistics do not reflect the long hours of devoted service of our 2,640 volunteer leaders e.nd our fine Professional Staff to whom credit is due for the continued growth of Scouting in ChickasPW Cotmcil, As indicr ted by tho report of tho Finence Committee, we are operating on a sound financial be.sis with our Community Chest allocation supplemented by tho generosity of our Sustaining 1'-iombors. With Sconting nt an all-time high in this Council, we cnn look for•.m,·d with confidence to the approach of a new year, Fe.ithfully yours, Cji<A11-<) »r. C '"'/ Chrrles M, Crump President 1 Durih(' tho pnst yocr it : progrWl which would fit ip0,tion by as mruiy boys , :OOY SCGUT WE]X REP(.;RTS ACTIVITIES Cvi·li\ITTEE was tho aim of the Co:1mi ttoo to carry through all ago groups - Explorers, Scouts n,nd Cubs, as possible was tho mt1in objective. on a Pe;rtic- Church attendance in a body, by Units, parent• s nights, demonstra,tions, etc,, i mado this wook outste.nding, EXPOSITIOT LND liREJ)TJ. SHO''l This ovont we.a stc,god in tho Shelby County Building o.nd Arena Building at the Fnir Grounds and was tho groatcst thus far in pc.rticipation Md net proceeds, This V/2.s made possible by the splendid loadorship through tho fine support and cooporc.tion of Scoutors, Scouts, Cubs, E;.-plor ors and o thors inter osted in Scouting, Proporations arc now well under way for an oven greater show in 195'"· ICT TE DI:J.1.BY This Cub scout event was hold by Districts at Audueon Park, Overton Park and on President Isle,nd. Forty-six Units participated, ~.J. Class i1 Class 1 Class II,.). II "B" "C" awards awards award wor o prosontod, wore proscntcd, was prosontod, Tho Cub-0-Roo for Cub Scouts was hold by Districts at J,udubon ?c.rk, Overton ?Erk nnd Glenview Park, Thirty-seven Uni ts participated. 34 Class 11 1,11 Awards were prosontod. 2 Class "B" .Awards wore prosontcd. 1 Cle.as "C" ••ward was presented, This ovont was hold for Boy Scouts at Camp Currier, Fi fty-throo Troops participo. t od C'r.tpo.rod i.i th tl6 Troops in 1952. 11 Olv,ss It.:~ fl awards woro presented. 12 Class "B" e,wnrds woro pr osontod. 22 Class n C" awards woro presented. 8 Units did not rocoi vo ratings. REl'D:CZVG US il'hi" .Tu:plorel' Scout event was hold for tho first time this year at Snrdi $ Lake. T1~'0 hnn(lt•ut1 :ind fP..t.,·tJ~ f"'iv· •. :1 Jihq.1Joro1·s .P;:1rt.1cip:-:.t.od in tho =."<plorcr Rondc~vous. "' ... """-···-----··· •>-····--~··----····-·-··.-·--·---- ·-·---·-·-··- ····--· :iJXPLORZR OPOSSUl1 HUNT The annual L."'qlloror opossum hunt and squa,ro dance \'i"-S divided into tv;o divisions. The Southeast, Southwest o.nd Mississippi Districts wore hold at Cc.mp Currier, October 31, 1953 with ap;,roxitlatcly 200 attending. The Northwest, Horthcaat o.nd , 1 Crittendon Districts were held at Shelby Forest, l>irvcmbcr 21, 1953 with a:pprox,imatcly 200 a.ttcnding. ;,wroximatoly 500 attended this ovont. 0Tl::&1 LCTIVI TI ES ;, lar::;o percontngc of tho Cubs, Scouts nnd lllig?lorors pnrticipntcd in tho fo llo \·1i11g events: G0l D TURE DLY: Glenn-Up, Fix-Up, Paint.IJp Pnrndo in ;,pril Firo Prevention v!ook - stnrting October 3rd. ;,s a c;ood. turn for Goodwill Industries, Cub Scouts, Scouts and :Cxplorcrs distri butod approximately 2C,OOO bags and asked people to gi vc clothing, sho cs, otc. 1c1hich could be used by C'Oodwill Industries, Over 10,000 of tho filled bags \•1cro collected - those hr,ving :m ostime.tod value of over $20,000. Tho materials collected will bo cleaned, repaired anc1 sold by the hc,ndi capped people '"ho o,ro eSfordcd omploymont o.nd wages °bJ' tho Goodwill Industries. This wo.s ono of tho best good turns our Scouts have ever done. Thero \·1as a noticeablo increase in Cubs, Scouts, ond Explorers tddng part in the various activities listed n'bovo than previously. The splendid cooporo.tion rcccivocl from everyone in e11rrying out a VO'T'J fine yc8,r of activities is t1l)J:->r cci a tod. FI:t\.E Stt?PRESSIGlT The fire suppression was held Gctob01' 10, (.ct Lo.ko 1iindomcro. The event was sponsored by Nickcy 3rcthors, Chamber of Co::rncrcc, Tennessee :!Jc.pnrtnont of Conscrvntion , i'icmphi s Firo llopnrtncnt D.lld tho Rod Cross, lJ.l ]bg?lorcrs v101'0 eligible to p/Jl'ticipato. Boco.uso of tho increased use of tho Council Canoe Troller an additional trailer has been r.mdc available by the lllig?loring Co.Jmi ttoo • • ldditionnl nctivitios were conducted by the Districts nnd tho Districts nro com1onclod for those fine progrc.ms. 1· .... i I ~VANCEMENT COMMITTEE This year the Advancement in the Council - Cubbing, Scouting and Exploring - reached a new high. There was an overall gain of 433 advancement s which is a little more than 6 per cent over the 1952 record - the Council's previous high. There were 16 Eagle Boards of Review and Courts of Honor held in the Districts. The success in the Advancement Program is a direct reflection of the planned and continuous work of the District and Unit Leaders in the Cub, Scout and Explorer programs, While there is a loss in Merit Badges earned, it is particularly gratifying to notice the advancement recorded among Second Class and First Class Scouts. It is also worthy to note that the Seminole Division had an increase in advancement of 50 per cent over their 1952 record, The following advancement was made in 1953 and is compared with the 1952 record: CUBBING 1952 1953 GAIN LOSS Wolf 361 491 130 Bear 269 335 66 Lion 148 252 104 Webelos 82 139 57 JlCOUTING Second Class 699 911 212 First Class 296 428 132 Merit Badges 3,728 3,528 200 Star 181 181 Life 90 60 30 Eagle 68 32 36 Eagle Palns 29 31 2 EXPLORING Bronze Awards 18 13 5 Gold Awards 1) 8 2 Silver Awards 4 4 Craft Skills 5 15 10 Emergency Skills 20 17 3 Physical Fitness 16 15 1 Vocational .lilxrlnra t .:i on 3 1 2 Seamanship Aviation 1 ~- 0tttdoor Skills 8 14 6 Nnv .ie;n t.lon 1 .. ·····-·-·-·---··· TOTAL A.l'VJIJvC.Ei•;.RJ\JTS 6,037 6,470 719 286 ;un• GAIN FOR 1953 433 . "' ··-· -· ..... ·- -- --·-·- ··-- ---···---·-···--·-~-·-· . 1953 has been a fine year for camping for the ,Scouts and Explorers of Chickasaw Council, as more have participe,ted this year than r:,ny previous year in our history. Your Committee feels that the Unit Leaders have done e,n outstanding job and are to be congratulated on their fine accom-. plishments in leading their toys into the great out-of-doors. This year for the first time a group of our Negro E:cplorers went to Philmont sc~ut Ranch at Cimarron, New ifoxico. '£hey had a fine experience e,nd another trip is planned for 19 54. This year a fine rendezvous for Explorers was held under competent leadership at the Council's ca~ site, Cemetery Ridge, on sarois Lake. 225 Explorers took part in the many and varied acti vi ti es. This rendezvous wa-s held at the same th1e as the Camp Currier Camp-0-Ree and was a :tremendous success. 1953 is the first :rear a separe,te event for Explorers has been held during the Camp-0-Ree and we commend the Explorers and their leaders for a fine job. We also had many and various groups camping in di fferont parts of the country, including a fine group who went to the National Jamboree at Irvine Scout Ranch, California, nnd numerous gI'ol'ps who went to near-by points in Tennessee, i.I'kansas and Mississiopi as well as our own Council Camps. For several years some of our 2Jegro Scouts have been camping near Sardis Dam - this year Camp Shawnee was established and a weel: 1 s c0mp was held for the boys in Mississippi. This was a fine experience and another camp is planned at Camp Shawnee for 19 54. We feel that you as well as the Coia;,Ji ttee will be very gi:atified to know that cemping is on the upgrade in Chiclmsaw Council and that more boys are participating each year. Below you will find the figures showing the attcndence at the various camps for the fi seal year cndinc; November :00, 19531 ! Scouts Attending camp , 3, 708 4,856 6,429 1, 573 Scouters attending camp 637 835 1,125 290 1Tm:iber of Scout L~ys 8 ,150 10 ,511 14,104 3, 593 l!umbcr of Scouters Days 1,287 1,597 2,ZD9 713 Humber of visitors 1,892 2,506 1, 545 961 15,674 20 ,305 25, 512 5,207 C(;l,jp &l! SvJtv.JL~T~JifulDXJCE •• T SUi,,ff:iJ:JR C.:ll1iPS H~bei· Numbe1· Gain Loss l~umbcr l·Tur:iber Gein Loss Scout.!l .29.Q,,,uts ,2,ct. ilks. Set. Wks, 1952 1953 1S52 1953 ---·- CIJJJp Currier 76 114 38 96 123 27 Kar.tp Kia Kinn 528 624 96 974 917 57 Canp Fuller 200 199 1 311 286 25 Camp Shawnee 66 66 __§§ 66 804 1,003 199 1,381 1,392 11 .. - ·-- ·--""-. - -·-···- RE-C.,P 0F Ji.TTEi:'JJ,fr1Cl!: ;,.T LUHG ;.;rn m;0ET TERM C,l.lliPS Number Number Gain Loss Numb or Number Gain Loss Scouts Scouts get. Days Set. )&ys 1952 1953 ~ 1953 'Camp Currier 4,856 6,429 1,573 10 ,511 14,104 3,593 ,Kamp Kia Kima 528 624 96 6,818 6, 419 399 ,camp Fuller 21:)0 199 1 2.177 2,002 175 Camp Shawnee 66 66 462 462 'Misc. Si too (Short Term) 1,480 958 522 3,039 1,979 1,060 ; Misc. Sites (Long Tern) 85 ~ __9 1,075 l, 529 454 --- 7,149 8, 370 1, 221 23,620 26,495 2,875 Chickl\Sl:'.w Council is entirely free t'f debt, as it hc.s been the policy for r.1an,y ycor s to spend only tho so fw1ds \·1hi ch wore in ho.nd. Tho books ho.Ve been audited by Poat, i.farvil.ck, Mitchell & Co., Certified Public ;,ccountonts, and hrwo boon found in rrdor. Due to the continued growth 0f the Council tho need for noro funds is o. constont problem. The Sustaining Mrn:iborship Fund, which w1'.s stortod in 1952, ht\S boon of irn:1enso help inf.looting tb.is need. We deeply :md sincerely appreciate tho c0ntributi0ns of our Sustaining Mcnbcrs which hr".VO T.ladc it possible for better training to be provided for the 10, 282 boys and 1 cador s now on tho ro 11 s. 1'/o arc gle,d to rcpMt the 1953 B<'Y Sc,•ut 3x:po si ti on and tho Scmnolo Di vision 30;' Scout E:x;po si tion wore successful o.nd tho funds rai sod will be vor)' helpful in tho overall pr0gra':l of Scouting. Your Council fo.cos a groc.t chfillcngc in 195(. Tho rapid growth, the c:iqJandod o.ctivitios nna. tho constant rise in tho cost of operations will undottbtcdly put n severe strnin 0n our finnncos. Your 001:lf.li ttcc rccoo:Jonds tho.t every effort bo r.rndo to secure tho needed T.lonoy so thnt tho trc,ining 0f youth in ~ur nrcc. will be cnntinucd, HZ:LTH AND Si.FETY COMiliI TTE:iJ Tho functions of tho Heal th and .Safety Cor.imi ttc.c overlap tho so of all other opore.ting committees of tho Council. Tho fine cooperation of thono other com1ittcos and of individual loadors in tho Council have contributed raatoriolly to honJ. th and safety program. Your Comr.li ttoo inspected Ko.rriP Kia Kima, Camp Currier, und Cor.ip Fuller und found conditions in our Council caops to be very satisfuctory. Recommendations for oven bot tor heal th and safoty conditions have boon Dado for tho 19M scas0n. ,\gain this yoer we wcro fortunate in having u nonbor of tho lfational Staff to inspect Kamp Kia Kir.io. l\nd his report on heal th e,nd safoty condi tinns was cxtromoly favorable, Through tho clnso coopcra.tion of paJ:onts, officials and tho racdical oxar.linors, 100% of tho boys and men attending our Com1cil cnnps roocivod tho rec,uired physicAl examino.tion before goL1g to ce.mp and tho necosse.ry recheck upon aJ'.'rivd at the car.lp. l/aterfront safety is of primary ir.1portcmco in tho hccl. th a.--icl safety prograr.1 of tho Council, Your coraoittee fomtd the watorfr0nt so.foty progrx.i for tho supervision 0 f awir,lf.ling and bouting1 oxtror.1oly well o.dmini stored D.t our Council camps. Health and Safety c;i•o a vit8l part in the 3oy Scout progr.'.•,n, 1x>th in lel'.tclorship l'nd boy trcining. Tho Leadership Training Cnr.mi ttoo fil'Ve Heal th und Snfcty instructions ut each Leadership Trdning Course, .~rungor.icnts arc now being r.1v,do for nn inspection 11f evor-J Unit nceting place throughout tho Council. Plans for this inspection will bo annom10ecl in tho ncnr future. Those inspections will be uo.clo by tho Hco.l th ['1.1cl Snfoty Co;·.mi ttoo in tho Districts, with tho coop oration of Con1:iissionors 1 Staff ancl will cover condi tfrns affecting l;ioal th and safoty. Tho work of the Inter-Racial Committee is conf'-ned solely to llogro youth D.nd is handled through the Seminole Division of tho Council. Tho Committee fools that all of us co.n bo proud of the Scouting program co.rriod on for tho Hogro boys of our area, In tho 112 Uni ts in tho Soninolu Division there !'I.re 2,271 boys, age.in of ,1,89% over lo.st year and tho largest membership tho Division has over had. Tho Council is now serving more i;ogro boys tho.n eXIY other Council in Region 5. Please sea the Organizfl.tion & Lxtonsion Commi ttcc Report for details of this mcr.1bcrship. For the fourth ;'car the summer camp of tho Division was held in Fuller State Park. Those cmnping facili ti cs arc satisfactory with some exceptions - thoro is no swimming or boo.ting available in tho Po.rk, which nocossitatos tho troJ'lsportation of tho boys to o th or plncos to got tho needed and nocosso.ry o,q_uatic trdning, Limi tcd boating wc.s :wmlablo at r. sme.11 lake on ndjacent property through tho courtesy of the owners. 1fo ur,:;o that swimming f<'.cili tics be provi<led at Comp Fuller at tho earliest possi blo date, This :'ee.r for the first timo a camp was conducted below Sardis De.m for 65 boys from Mississippi, 21 boys from Memphis and 19 boys from \'lost Memphis, The· boys from Memphis and \'!est Mer.ipl1is he.d ho,d previous cnr.l[)ing oxpcricnco, We nro glr.d to report tho advancement record wns better this ."ce.r th11n lo.st nnd we co;;imond tho leaders for this improvoncnt. Included in this advnncomen t 111c,s: 218 Second Class 95 First Class 16 Star 2 Life l Pnlm 326 Merit Badges Mey advnnccucnt continue and increase during tho coning yoar. This ycnr, for tho first time, a group of Negro Explorers wont to Philw1nt Scout Ranch, Cimnrron, New Mexico, This was an outstanding exporie:wo for thosoi Explorers nnd we arc glad to report that another trip has boon arranged for I next yov..r. LEADERSHIP TR.\INING COMt!I TTDE During 1953 your Training Cof.1f.1i ttoo has worked t0we.rd a goDl of training every top Unit Leader to do a r.10ro offocti vc job with our boys. To this end, basic Cub, Sc0ut and Explorer Loader Courses have been hold in addition to Patrol Leader Conferences, Roundtablos, a Cubbcrs Pow-\·/0w, Don ifothors 1 W0rk Shops and speci<>lized courses, The record of our e.chiovoDcnts in conpa.rison to 1951 and 1952 is given below. This is the percent of top unit loa.ders (Cubr.<astor, SMutr.10.stor, E;x:plorer ;,dvisor) with basic training Di~trict 1951 1952 1953 SouthoD.st 27, 9% 55% 69% 55,8% 56% 67% (. •') Southwest / b North co.st 39% 57% <15. 9% §q,, North1·1ost 79% 34% 59,9% (df eri ttondon v,. 2% 0 70% 112 '{) i.iii ssi ssi~·)Pi 25% 3,6% 18% IY /o Sor.<inolo 28.9% 35.1% 3,_1% Council .. ~voro.ge 38.7'/o V re!. :.i:e "".i:.1~ 51.9% Your Trsi nine; Cn;:L1i ttcc his continued tho dcvelopr.10nt of our Fil;J Librn.ry, nnd thrcU1?,·h the coopcr,~tion of tho Finnnco Cor.mittoo nnd tthcrs hl'.VC secured twc additir·n~l 16 [.;;.;projectors. al).d two additional 35 MM projoctore. Our Adult :L'raining Centor at Cnnp Currier haa been oost helpful "-S a cent&r for Scout and E;x:ploror Loader Training, The Trnining Cor:u:ii ttoo looks forward to 1954 as a yonr in which we can make n real contributicn through tho training "nd cr·<'.chinG ~four Unit Leaders, To your Lcndcrship Training Counittoo there is nothing f.lnro inpork>.nt in tho oparatlon of our groP.t Council th~.n tho trgining of tho ;~on 1"11·10 will load Poys. ··--·-------- •-.------ --- _, __ .8,000 .7' 500 .. 7 ,ooo I _6,500 _ 16 ,ooo '5, 500 I '.'1, 500 14,000 ' '.3,500 '3,000 ··12, 500 2,000 1,500 1,000 ORGAH! z.~TION & EXT]ill)lSivrT COiil'1ITTEIJ Chickasaw .Council 11'2.l:Lhas the largest momborshin in its 3'J...Jl..g§7 hi story - 7 ,6·12 Cub scouts, Scouts,__E<ffi.)..Q.rors, 2,6,:D Leaders, a g;rand tota)._....Q.f 19,282. This i.s....iho f_l,±:_s:I;. year the total momborf!l!iJLhas OJ£9eod9.<;l 10 ,000, OUR GRGWTH IN PAST YE..\.B. •••••••••••••• 4, 77% OUR GROWTH IN P,;.ST 5 YEil.llS , .......... 46,091) OUR GROWTH IN PAST 10 YEARS .......... 74, B"/o OUR GRvWTJI nr PAST 12 YEARS .......... 111,95% 'V'fiill~l~!'HWi.·\'i<.1 ~·;l l;U,\1•.i;, :lfii!'.!'/"!}Aft'r;~f.l I 19,18 19-~9 195('1 1951 1952 1953 ' Organization & l1xtension Carmi ttoe Cont. Below is a co1:Y00xi son of nwbcrship for the yeal's 1952 o.nd 1953: Dec. l, 1952 Dec. 1, 1953 (},\.HT LOSS 'dhi te Sc0uts 2, 783 2, 817 3,_2 Nogro Scou.ts 1,468 1,496 28 :n1i te :~xiJlorers 225 ~£)6 181 NegTo E::qilorers 23 --21 --1 TuTi\'.L SCvUTS .iJ.rn EXPLORERS 4,499 4,743 24·1 ,,,_ White Cub Scouts 2,121 2,148 27 Negro Cub Scouts 674 751 77 T0TAL CUB SC0U'l'S 2, 795 2,899 104 TOT,',L CUBS, SC0UTS, EXPLORERS 7,294 7,642 348 TOTliL LE.ii.JlERS 2,374 2. 640 26§. GRAiUl T(JT;,L MEMBEdSHIP 9' 668 10,282 614 Total Units 279 298 19 i The District Orgnni zation and Extension Co .mi ttces nnd the Corn.iissfrnersi Stuff Qro to be c0t.tr.icndod for the outstnnding job they h2.ve done t;1is yeal'. ' ',fo sincerely approcinte tho fine service they h1wo rendered to tho 'toys of Chi cl:nso:1:1 Co unci 1. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b6d8024f9cf0f756dca0f31c4f324dab.pdf 854150b4a312f7308c855421dbf06832 PDF Text Text OF COMMITTEES-IS5O SEMIT{OLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL LEMOYNE COLLEGE COMMONS DECEMBEH, MEMPHIS, 9-6:30 P. M. TENNESSEE J �I Sirvlh\lC!,8 Otr CEICIU,SAI,I COUNCII,, Dly I 5l C,,\I 3. S. A., December gO A1,T., STIIM'TDS 9, IITC, 1953 Otr' SCOUTI$GI 0hls report states in printed. word.s and. figures what has been accorc'plished d.uring the year of L953 vrith the rna.ny volunteer workers of the seni.nore Division of Chickasaw Councir, 3oy Scouts Arnerica, Inc. Ehe privilege of, serving as your Diviston of Chairmarr during this 2Jth year of activities has been a very pleasa.:et one. I'luch has been aceomprished, yet we have just scratched. tlre surface, rhe rurfailing cooperation of the council presic.ent, ehairran of rnter--. racibl- connittee, sen:inole Division steering Conr:ittee, and. the scout Exeeutive a,nd other official-s have mad-e it possible for us to push forward' Let us rejoice in our aceonrpllshrnents, but not stop on our acheivenents. It is iqperative that we re-affirm our efforts in the future meet the growing popul.ation and. the nounting of juventle deLinqrrency. As long as we have boys in our nid-st vre cmst continue untiL every hoy that wants to be a Scout wil1 have the opportunity. to Agaia, thankins you for your fine cooperation, Sincerely yours, J JIN: L. iielson, Division Chairnan mJe I ) �SE}.4I1{OM DIiIISIO}T OI'' CoUNCII,, B. S.A', INC. srxmrNG co}m'{r[tEE, 1953 C'{ICKASAii',f gqrLqqs Divislon Mr. J.l. N'e1son Dr. If.W. 0ibson Fev. S.A. Owen Chairman Yice-Chairnan Vice-Chairma"n Secretary Rev, A.W. Andrews Divlsion !.6y, J.A, McDanlels Mr. Tred. BickeL Dr. Peter Cooper Member Member Comrnls at largo at lerge sioner Chalrnanr $tand.ing Committees t Mr Mr Ivir l'tr Mr Mr nr Mr J.L,.3rlnk1ey Sct J.trtl. Clarke Colorad.o Johnson E.A. Ilariuklns, Str . Robert E"Brown tr'red. BiclreL Hollls'tr'. Prloe Ad-vancernent fralnlng Publicity District Ottawa I{r. H.A. Parks Mr" T.J. [one;r Qpapaw 02e11 Sirnmons Mr. lobert Roberson Quapavr Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee I{r. Charles SLetcher . !I. C. Pot t s Ivlr ** *r.<*******rl.* Miss R.E. WlLkerson District Cirnarron District Arrowhead. District I'{r. J.C. Griffin Mr. Szra I,. !ord. I4r. J.A. Seauchamp Mr. Fred 0. Harris Mr. Maurice Gray !hs.. I.{,J. Campbell District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District Commissioners Ottawa Distrlct l,tr. Mr. Charles I.{. Crurnp Mr. EtL Dalstrom Mr. W. Gord.on Morris Mr. I{erbert Hernker Distrlct nistrict Chnarron District & PubLic Belations Chairmen Iir. A.E, I'lclntyre Mr. Noble Gatlln ie s Carlplng Cubbing Cubbing [.J.3eauchanp Mr. Bobert Johaeon Mr. W.C, ?otts Mr. Prescott Fisher ivit Organizatlon & Ixtension District District District i.**drrf i.* Pres. Chickasaur Councd.i. Chmn. f nter-EaciaL Comnrlttee SMTT Scout Xxecutive Scout Conmissloner nivlsion Executive tr'ield. Executlve lieltL Executive Office Manager strar Regi �oBGAIII ZAII oil A:{D EIITEJSI oi:l Coi ii iI ITIE J. !I. Clarke, Chairman Despite the fact of a strong 0rganizatlon & Ixtension Connmlttee through out the Division our record.s show that r*e hacl only a 3.3 €a,ln for the over all picturer SeLor.r is a comparlson of menbership for Qep. ,1. ,1o(2 Scouts Qec. 1.468 ExpLorers leoernber 6zt+ 2L65 L952 1. 1o,5'{ 148L to Decemb€r Setn 1953, LoFs L ?4? 6e 221+7 82 . L, t3 ?4 23 Cubs L, wish to express deepest gratitud.e to Scouter and. friend.s of Scouting who worked. with us during the yearl made it possibl-e for Seninole Division to show 3.3 percen age of an increase during 1953, Our obJective tor 1953 was to organlze troops, Pacl<s' anrd. post uhere ever lnterested leadership could- be fouad., and to euphaslze more readers for the Soyts L,lfe i.lagaztne. A stronger effort is to be mad.e tn lg5l+ to organlze more units under trained, lead.ership, Tie i BFC 0 i'0"'lrlxDAr I I I I 0 ITS I lfe reconnend" that every unitr,riLl have an assistant. placed- on hol-d.erlng oLd.er boys in And. specia3- erphasis is being Scoutlng. il i I : I ! c\r33r I I E. A" I{awklns, Sr. Robert S. 3rowa, Chairnen Iie are falrLy rre11 pleased. with the progress in ,ftrbbing wlth the exception Ad"vancement. $omething rnrst be Cone to interest Cubs during their tenth Sirth* d-ay in ord.er to gradtuate then to Scoutingr 3e1ow you will find. the figures which of will give a coryarison of work for D.ec. I. 1952 * Cub Scouts 6?4 L95? and. l.953. Iec, 1, -1953 Galn ?42 58 I,o ss -, A Cub Leadersl [raining Course was conducied. by the chairmen at treMoyne College during the nonth of April fron |th thnr 12th. L3 Cub teaders attend.ed and. J oor. pleted. the course, Outstanding events of the year were the [hanksgivlng Sreakfast he].d. at ]ouglass and. tr\rIler State Parlts where over 200 Cubs participated., the ASuraI'Kite Derby which was heId. at Klond.yke and. L,lnco1n Parks. A special effort is being mad.e to extend. Crrbbing into the nrral section of $orthern Llississippi and. Eastern Arkansas, j �x tt. sEtlINoL,E DIVISION 0t CHTCKASAT,I CoUNCIl,, B.S.A., INC. & TRAININE II.F. Pri ce, ITADTISHIP Chairman is well aware of the fact that in to get the best results in any fieLd. of end.eavor is through trained. lead.ers. [hls is true to Scoutrnasters, Commissioners, Cubmasters, and. Den Mothers. It even goes d,ovrn to Patrol l,ead.ers and. Your Committee on Training ord.er Den Chlefs. lle are proud. of the [raining Schoo]- hel-d. at LoMoyne College Aprtl 7th through L2th. Your Committee is lnd.ebted' to the many Instructors who served. in the Tralning Course, and. especially- to Mr. Howard. Gruber Orairman of L,ead.ershlp and. [ralning of Chickasaw Council, who d.ld. a rnost effectlve job ln Teehnlques, especia11y... Below is a record. of the fraining School: }10. }IA},TE OT' COTIRSS !m!^rqlcArE$. PERSO}TS ISSIJED ATTX}TDI}iG ! i Scoutrnasters t )o Sasic Tralning 1? I :l Cub Scout l,ead.ers i Sasic Iraining t3 3 Basic Tralning 2l 3 Patrol -rQ 78 L+2 42 183 ]-39 Brplorer Iread.ers t Lead.ers Den Chiefs IOTAI,S lraining Course for Scoutmasters and. Cub;nasters in the earl;r Springl and also a Iralning Course for Commissioners. We strongly recomrnend. + *rl. *>lr * t, d.urlng the next year a i(** * * ** * *** r( **rF r. **,h* {.i< rl.*{. * �c CAI.FI*\:[G C01,11 iI EIEE C" 3. Johnson, Clrairnan fhe Sumrner Canp of Semino]e Division of Chickasaw CounciL ' vra$ held at the 3\].11er State Park fir 4 weeks, beginning June Zl-th th1'L July 19tht 1953' at Your comnittee was not pleased with the Ad'vancement durlng the & weeks we are Itowever sumner' coming the Canp trrrfl1-er, l'tre are hoping you will inrprove lieeks in happy to report that iir, comparing 303 boy Weeks ln ]952 we had' 38? Boy 10(? advarcenent proves the ir:portance of ad,equate IEADEBSHIP. trfe submit the following figUres sirowing the work io "o*p*"!son with the work Of \95?' [his 1r)(, 195i It9 I'lerit Sad.ges earned. 92 Boys corry:leted 2nd class work 11 Soys cornpleted fst cl"ass work 19 Merit Sad.ges earned 33 tsoys completed. 2nd class work !2,-E-- L 2 0 Courpleted Life Rank Completed" Eagle Conp)-eted. Sta.r Bank JJ Completed l-st class work J Completed. Life Bank 0 Coqpleted. 5ag1-e 1 Coqpleted Star Bank sYIl,ii"tIl{G: 125 Soys taught to Swin &l Passed J0 yaril test I ConpS-eted. Swlmnlng l'lerit Sadge requirenents L25 Soys taught to Swim LJ passed. J0 Yard- test p Compl"eted. Swimnring l4erit 3ad'ge requi rements Itris year we were again the recipients of the Conmercial Appeall s Special !\rnd defraying the cost of ?g und"erprivledged for two roreeks, and a.Lso )5.00 that th:r was used to purchase naterial for hlnd.icrait work. These boys were selected 0hiLd.renls Service aad'-*he the Tennessee Department of Public !trelfare, tr'amily promot*" Bureau. trle are aiso frappy to report that und.er the d.irectlon of our speciaL l'{ost of week' one for x\rlIer canrp ion committee other l-ess chance boys were sent to have not would' fund this the boys represented. broken familils and without the aid' of had. canrping experlences! I4ISSISSIPPI CAI'P pth' 3oys A one week eaqp was held. at Sardls Dam, beginning August Jrd- thnr i'farlon Arkansas and Cofawater, fron llernando, Senatobia, Como, Sard.is, Sa"tesvlif*, }rDIA' Station Badlo of attend.ed. the cary, ia ;;;" fron i,lerryhis r,rere the reclpients yearl s, last year d.oubled to which we are Lratefuf. The total attendance for thls year with ]-05 this top the total ro" r"Ii y""r-*"* [5 ena the ca,np went over the boys in attendence. Sach troop furnished. its own Leader-shlp ?+d part of itrs food' fhl Councll furnished. the central staff, shelter and soure food. Drring the latter part of July 22 E:plorer Scouts made an e:ped'ition trip to Philmont Banch, Cinarron, New lvlexlcor they spent 10 d'aysr �( aJYAllcxl'iaNT coix iI,TrxE Fred- A. 3icke1, Chairman fhe Adva.ncenent Comnittee of Serninole Division wish to express their satisfac* tion with the increase in Ad.vancenent throu6h out the Division for the year. [he Chairman sird. the District Chairnen seem to have lvrrt over a very constructive whieh is to te Selow inproved. in 1954. is a chart showing the Ad.vanceraent 'r comparison o<2 SNCOND CI,ASS SCOUTS 3'IBST CTASS SCOUES 239 ?t 26a 1? 2 1 EAGT,3 SCOUTS 2 3 0 tt5 lxr| 6i L23 S!A^B. SCOUIS LIT'E SCOUIS MTBII SANOIS EAfi}TI]D L952 and. ]-953. 1 -_2,2-.4t of 3?,8 *)t *y,.* ilr.*** * ** * ** $'F* il*{. ACtIiiItIES COi'ii,IITIE J. L. 3rinkley, Chairnan At the beginning of the year a cornrnittee wa.s organized to hold a i'{erit 3ad-ge a.rrd. [alent Show at the 3ea1e .&venue Aud.itorlum on April 24th and ?51h. There were sone lJ booths representing varior-,.s l,ierit Baclgos, including: Niasonary, leathercraft, Painting, Plrotography, Conserva.tion' Poultry Keeping, and many ot}ers. Units through out all five d.istricts participated. The Kite Derby staged- by the Cubs was fairly well attended., improvemcnt in partlclpation and artistic abiLity' i;r Around 400 Cubs and Scouts ha.d. a gathering at the Annual Tharursgiving 5'ellbwship Srcakfast. but could. sh OW SOIner tr\:ller State and. Douglass Parks Xor the seeond',consecr:r-tive year the 3oy Scouts of the Seminole Xlvision have takcn spccial and notcd interest in the Annual Sire Prevention Program held- each year during the nonth of October. I I I Cubs ahd. Scouts State X'air. took a part in the 3ird. Eouse contest sponsorcci by the Tri- �PUBI]CITY & PU31,IC }iELAUOI{S T. J. Seauchamp, Chairnan Your connittee is deeply ind.ebted. to the [rl-State lefender, I{enphis tr'for].d, Press Scimitar, and. ConmerciaL Appea} iTewspapers for space given to our special events during the year. Also cooperation from the rad.io stations I'IDIA (B1uff City Sroadca.sting Company) and. KiiII4 of Aside from printing our news the featured. otlter stories of Scouting. tr;isstr i,lernpiiis, Arkansas. !ri-State nefend.er and. Press Scinltar have **,k***rr** *** HEI,,A.TH H. l. Soyce & SATI]OY Dr, l. .[. tlohnpoa, Chairman 0,-:"r HeaLth and Safety Connittee is happy to report there was no accldents or sickiness in either of the trro camps held. [o u"uch can not be said, of the fine services rend-er by !r. Johnson, who was never to busy to examine any boy that cane into his office for a physical. firis cornnittee is e:rpected- to inspect every meeting place tirrouglr out the Division tn the coming year. The safety rocord, of Cub Scouts, Scouts, and E:qplorer Scouts for l-953 lnas been excell-ent. I'{anX over-nigtrt hikes were held", the Annua1 Cub Scout Kite Der$| . Annual l:qposition and the Philmont E:rpediticnn includ-ing nany other activi-ties, but there rrras not a single seriolls injury. fhis record. is a flne tribute to all Cubrliastcrs and. Scoutmasters, trfe reconnend. ancl congratulate yorl for your fine work. Safety thrrr ski11 can not be over err.rphasizedn t �.'l SSMINOIE DIVISION TJIST OT Or CHIC}GSAW COUNCIL, I'NITS, I,EADIFS, AND SPONS@I}TG INSTITUTIONS S]{AWNE3 Szra I,. !'ord. Distrlct Distrlct Dtstrlct TTOOP scouTuAFrEB sqo,$son 1I0 Ieonard, Holley M.M, rlaekson Weaver SchooL trtlhite I s Chapel Comnunlty J.S. Phelix Schoo} Shelby County hainlng SchooL 117 ].25 L25 s34 138 170 Charles llorner I I i t, , i L7L L73 174 175 181 '182 r86 I, Mc0rackLln "obert J. Stanley 3(Lmonds J,$I. J61sg, Sr. C. C. 3r.:r ns ILlas Johnson Ralph l{ayne tillLLie L. Chairman Vlce-Chalrman Commlssloner q,ro rNs T rrliq roN Geeter Hlgh $chool Ward. J.D, faylor :i58 l6t+ t6? i V.I- 1,.D. Savage Wa1ter Calvln Parks D.0. Irrflrltaker John 3. Strong Blchard. Jones, Jr. James Johnson L,ucious DantzLer 150 158 I Ju1lus Jones loscoe McVay 143 i i sher Danlel AlLen Lt+? I scott I'i r.4o I , I I I DISMICT W.C. Potts Pre I 3.S.T,., It{C. s Orad.y LB9 J.B. r-9C Alonzo Sarber Sand.rid.ge Como Jr. I{lgh SchooL Caplevllle School 0akv1L1e SchooL Sprlnghlll School Reuben E. Shivers legton Post Srunswlck Jr. School lhitestat lon SchooL Srooks .Avenue Schoo1 Id.rnond.son Arkansas Clt I zens E,A. HarroLiL Hlgh SchooL It!t. Joyner Saptlst Church Greenhill School Senatobla Colored. School [urre11 School I{ernand,o School Sarrett rs Chapel School SatosvlLLe HIgh SchooL Sdward,rs Chapel AME Church New Bethel Baptist Church Total Scouts ING INSIIIUIION PACK CIEI,lASTER SPO}TSOF 108 110 Earvin And.erson Charlie Glpson Prescott !'lsher J.S. Phelix Hlgh t22 323 140 Isic lhod.es Charlle Saulkner 0 West $lemphls School School Geeter Htgh School Sirelby County Irainlng School CaplevlLLe Schoo1 totaL Cubs Total Boys olr. 6q2 .. _ �n Sm{[N0lI DIVISION LIST 0I' 0f CHICKASAW COIJI{CI],, B.S.A. , INC. tNIIS, IilADEBS, AND SPoNSoRING INSTISUIIoNS Afil0millrtD DISIRICI Johnson Warren I{enry J.C. Grtffin District Dlstrict Dlstrict gcomuAsqs SPONSOP lobert TFOOP Chalrman Yl ce-Chalrman Conmissloner INO INSEITUEION I t a 105 LL6 118 1.2t 1,22 !23 1.28 130 L56 L5z t65 180 Jesse Seymore Harold Hughes George I,^I1l}lams Ihrold. l,emmons loche ster ITeeIy Chesley Sherrod. John CoLe, Jr. Jesse D. Wll"liams 1,. E. Ald.rtd.ge James 1I. 31ack James !ester Davle Lelgh Salvation Army Mt. Zion Saptist &hu*eh Itvervi ew 0hris t let! Ghu,rch l,lncoln School Hamilton High School locks of Ages Saptist Chwch Shlloh Baptist Church Whitestone Saptist Church l{t. Pleaeant Eaptlst Church Flverview School Groater Mt. l'{oriah Saptist Church Pltrgrim Fest Saptlst Church lotaL Scouts 219 t I I i I I I I i ! PACK CTEMASTEF. !j.i_-- sPgNSoF IIc,rryS rlrqrlory I i I 100 to2 L18 120 131 133 t5z 0iteL1 0t1y Marcus lryons James 1,,. Wright llalter Pamphlet Jesse Sishor:, Sr. Ijlwood rr " !'ie ld.s Donald. V. Ja"ckson Mt. Zion Baptist I Church Florid.a Street School Hamilton l{igh School J,in:oIn School Sl-'.'r,i,ion Arriry Fiv,-.',riew SchooL [ota1 Eotal Cubs Soys _ l ; Kansas .Avenuo SchooL 221 460 I I I I t I I i t I I i �,/ SE!,{IN0I,E DIVISIOI'T Of Ci{ICKASAI'I C0INCII.,, 3.S.A. ' INC' LISU 0F UNIUS, IEADEBS, AND SPoNSoFING INSTIWIIONS cnr,r&3qgll giqrBlcB .4. [. A1len Fobert Boberson Distrlct Dlstrict Di strict SCOWYASTXR SP0NS 0R Neverson Jones, Sr. l,lorris Jones, Sr. Centenary Method.ist Church WtLliam I{. Foote Homes Metropo).ltan Baptlst Church MetropoLitan Saptist Church Mt, Olive Cathed.ral T.J. ENOOP 100 101 l-02 r_02 Toney id.lrtr, Cook Post 103 112 115 119 72? l"39 L5t L59 t66 t77 183 184 Van L,ou 8.J. MarabLo 3.T. Dlckerson Charles Chatman Frank A. Davls Sarnuel 3lagg J.H. Holmes I. Davis l{ut chinson CharLes Elias Melvln Tolen .4.3. Owens, Jr. ?eter Murphy, Sr. Wil1ie Srorsn, Sr. Chairman VIce-Chalrman Cornml ssLoner INq Mt. Nebo Saptlst Church Miss. 3J-vd., Church Porter School P.E.A. Penecostal fempLe 0l-ivet Baptist Iuthear School Church Bethel" Presbyterlan Church IreMoyne Gard.ens Alonzo Locke SchooL Progressive Saptist Church New Salem Saptist Church total Scouts P+cK L0t! 106 LLz t19 -a31 CUBMASTX! SPO}TSO? INO I.i\. Metropolitan Baptist Church Wllllam B. tr'oote Homes Leath School Porter $chool- P. f .4. Hawklns Albert MilLer Arthur Payton lrolloy Rhompson t25 Xrnest Mi11er L29 130 Elton Joe 1.35 Jame 184 OI r -r$qtI.EIJT Johnson Hod.ge s llashington lrouls ile ster - INSTIIUIIOIT : I Lutherm School Al"onzo locke School. I,a!ose School Idiss. 3Lvd.. ChristFn Church New Sa1em Sapttst , I I i l I ; Church I I totaL Cubs [ota1 Explo rers Total Soys _. q , .1 I?I- - ,. . I i i J �ld sB{nmm }rw$I&bl e8' el}IeEAs|lild oowcffi, 3,S.*."r I1I0, LIST OT UNITST I,EADUFS 'AI{O SPONSOTiI}TO IIISTITI'flIIONS qUAPAW DISTFICT IIannlbal Parks A.J. PetIF Ore11 Slmmons Dlstrict Chalrman Dl strle t Yl ce-Chal.rnan District Comrnlssioner ING INSTITUTION gFOOP s!oqrt4Ast$. SPO}TSCF 10? 109 11L Webster trllLllameon 3ld,rid.gp Child.resE lobert J. $hores B.J. Lovlng WtLlie L. WlLllams John l{enty Shield,s M.!, Davls C*eoige C, Broun. Ehomas Ktng Ilosea Montgoalery St. Stephens Baptlst Church Colllns Chapel Cl{E Church Eastern Saptlst Chwch L37 L42 148: x60 r5r !63 L79 '. Cald.welL School $t, Paul Baptlst Church St. James A[4X Church Erlnity CMX Church Provtd.ence AliE Church Blrst Baptlst Church Chelsea IB.ne Avenue Saptist Church TotalScouts. , 1Q&--* I : i ; I l PACK CUEMASfTB L1L Sommle Wllllarns 11] r.1& 115 1?7 t3z Srank A, l'llll.larns 9,14. t,lTatt Calvln Casey l,{erver Cotton James .&. i{owell I}IG INSTIIUIIONS Eastern Star Saptlst Church Grant School Manassas }Ilgh School St. Stephens Baptlst Church l'l.rst Baptlst Church Chelsea f.,ane Avenue 3aptist Church I fotal Culs 97 [otaL 3oys 281 �SX},qIN0I.E DIYISIOi'T 0,1l CFICKASr{T/ tIS[ O3' C0UiiiCIi, B.S,A. IJ]TIrS, LE]'DI-pS A]D SPO]ISO-I]IG ' I}TC. I]TSTITUTIO]'TS OT[A1^iA DISTEICT John l{. Kerr IToble Gatlin District !i strict Dlstrict t!00P q!.AuryiAqrry. SPOI,ISOi ING 104 Col-bert Story lr,it. Pisgah Clm Chi:rch Mt. Plsgah Ci{E Church First Baptist Chelsea Chucch Douglass High SchooL P.T.A. i{yd.e Park School Beulah Saptist Church A.E. i,iclntyre 104 Post faft Howe1l 114 f.iatthew Duckett \21+ Lre 'r 2'l t3) 'i?( v5 141 L45 ]..69 172 1?6 178 t85 onard. O,l. Ivi . Jone s Cash Louis i{arrison ?a;;nond. Seay Noble Gatlln George l. Clark Thonas Sherrod. John L,ee Greer Calvin f'ranklin Eobert l"iair leY A.C. Jackson louis D. rrla"Iler Chairman Vi ce-Chairnan Connissioner lXiSrIru'rr0N Chapel Baptist Church Friend.ship tsaPtist Church Hil1rs Magnolia SchooL Colenan Chapel CI'IX Church Keel Avenue BaPtist Church SunnerfieLd. BaPtist Church Irit. ]{oriah Saptist Churoh IIew 3ra Saptist Church Greater l,tt. Zlon SaPtist Church Total Scouts 1l.? total Explorers PACJ( CIIBIIASTEJQ 101 Calvin Kincaid.e, Jr. 103 105 109 L?1- L25 86 I{enr..I ?il_cher Samuel Harris lrnmett Grant Casey Colena.n Charle s Jones irl. [. Harrison SP01''iS01) 19 IirG ITISIIIUTI0N Douglass High School P.[.4' lester Street School Sriendship BaPtist Chr:rch 3eulah Saptist Church Colernan Chapel CliS Church Mt, Pisgah CI{E Church Hillr s Chapel BaPtist Church Total Cubs 1Ii,8 Total Bo.1rg tl.8& I t I I i I . �.! g.gwAr !qgN- 9r. JfBQI&l{qNr by 0rFmlcTS DISTAICI SITAIIII$XX Dlstrict Chalrnan strlet Y!.ce-Chalrman District Commissloner Mr. Proscott tr'Ishet Mr. W.C. Potts Mrt. Ezra Ir. Di ford. s TotaI Iorers Cubs Soys [roops Packs Posts Unis Dec. 1, 1952 406 59 0 465 2T 3 0 24 Dec. 1, L953 508 9t+ 0 6oz 24 5 0 29 Ioss or Galn LO? 35 ,*** r t*{.******rF* t37 3 2 OTTA WA A.E. *{.**** **{:** 5 TISTRICT District Chairman tri ct Vlce-Chelrnan Distrlct Commiseioner McJntJrre John H. Kerr NobLe Gat1ln Dis Scouts Dec. I, ].952 380 Dec. 1, L953 317 Iross or Galn *61 TotaL orers Cubs 140 o r4B Lg 81946 :& * *,k * x *x,F * {r*,1. {.r1. Iro Packs Posts Unlts 52a t7 o 0 23 481| J,5 7 1 23 44 1 1 0 ** {.* *,1.r. ** A?RO}IMAD DISTFICT Robert Johnson Henry Warren J.C. Griffln Scouts Cubs Ericlorers Dec. 3., 1952 r.90 151 0 Dec. 11 L95l 239 22t 0 of 49 7o 0 LoSS C'aln Distrlct Chalrman strict Vice-Chalrnran nistrict Cornml ssloner Oi fotaL Soys * Bro,opl Packs Posts U+ttE 3t+Ll-060]16 460 12?OLg 1192tA3 �tr- CoIPAPISoN 0P ElBolli'{0iiiT by DIS T} I.C TS , CONT I D clr'mrBglT prsqBrcE 14r lvir Mr T.J. A.!. Dlstrlct Chairrian Dlstrict Vlce-Chairman Dlstrlct Commlssloner Ioney A1len Sobert Hoberscn ts lotal P B Cub sts Ualt Dec. 1r L952 ..(./ l94 0 473a580 nec. L, 1953 23], l-85 5 421, L6 9 1 26 loss or Galn -48 -9 5 -52 1 1 1 3 *. *(* ** ** * rF,l.*** **r{. ***** QTTAPAW + {.* DISIErCI Dlstrict Hannibal Parks Chairman Vl ce-Chairman District Commlssloner A.J. Perry Dl OzeLL Simmons Scouts 1, ]-952 Dcc. 1, l95l Dec. Loss or Galn 228 184 -Ut+ total Cubs Explorers ]..20 97 -23 o 0 o * {. ri. r<* **d( * * * 348 2Br-6? rl. +r*,1.,1. ** 1952 1,458 6?4 ?3 Dec. L, 1953 1, Ll'81 742 24 Loss \ or Galn t3 58 1 strl ct froops Soys TOTAIJS TOP. SM,{INOIE Dec. 23 Packs Posts Units 11 5 0 16 11 A 0 1') o t_ 0 L 1 102 ** rl. * *{c 'IVISION 2,L65 2,24? Q^ QL ?4 78 rflr 28 342 6ttz r.14 �M ' 't ();t.:) I : :,5-/-',F" i-,': L +t ,. YI' l. :19 -1. ) ? 2 Ec"'c-i ? 2/cct, 24oo ? Dv: 2&,u ? lBco l6oo t: )4cu I 12uc ,l looo 8oo 5ou i.... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document OF COMMITTEES-IS5O SEMIT{OLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL LEMOYNE COLLEGE COMMONS DECEMBEH, MEMPHIS, 9-6:30 P. M. TENNESSEE J I Sirvlh\lC!,8 Dly I 5l C,,\I Otr CEICIU,SAI,I COUNCII,, 3. S. A., IITC, December 9, 1953 gO A1,T., STIIM'TDS Otr' SCOUTI$GI 0hls report states in printed. word.s and. figures what has been accorc'plished d.uring the year of L953 vrith the rna.ny volunteer workers of the seni.nore Division of Chickasaw Councir, 3oy Scouts of Arnerica, Inc. Ehe privilege of, serving as your Diviston Chairmarr during this 2Jth year of activities has been a very pleasa.:et one. I'luch has been aceomprished, yet we have just scratched. tlre surface, rhe rur- failing cooperation of the council presic.ent, ehairran of rnter--. racibl- connittee, sen:inole Division steering Conr:ittee, and. the scout Exeeutive a,nd other official-s have mad-e it possible for us to push forward' Let us rejoice in our aceonrpllshrnents, but not stop on our acheivenents. It is iqperative that we re-affirm our efforts in the future to meet the growing popul.ation and. the nounting of juventle deLinqrrency. As long as we have boys in our nid-st vre cmst continue untiL every hoy that wants to be a Scout wil1 have the opportunity. Agaia, thankins you for your fine cooperation, Sincerely yours, J L. iielson, Division Chairnan JIN: mJe ) I Chalrnanr $tand.ing Committees Divislon Chairman Yice-Chairnan Vice-Chairma"n Secretary Divlsion Comrnls sioner Member at largo Member at lerge Sct ivit ie s Organizatlon & Ixtension Carlplng Cubbing Cubbing Ad-vancernent fralnlng Publicity & PubLic Belations Mr Mr Ivir l'tr Mr Mr nr Mr J.L,.3rlnk1ey J.trtl. Clarke Colorad.o Johnson E.A. Ilariuklns, Str . Robert E"Brown tr'red. BiclreL Hollls'tr'. Prloe [.J.3eauchanp Iir. A.E, I'lclntyre I{r. H.A. Parks Mr" T.J. [one;r Mr. Bobert Johaeon Mr. W.C, ?otts Mr. Prescott Fisher District Chairmen Ottawa Distrlct Qpapaw nistrict Chnarron District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District District Commissioners Ottawa Distrlct Quapavr District Cirnarron District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District Shawnee District ** *r.<*******rl.* i.**drrf i.* Pres. Chickasaur Councd.i. Chmn. f nter-EaciaL Comnrlttee Scout Xxecutive Scout Conmissloner SMTT nivlsion Executive tr'ield. Executlve lieltL Executive Office Manager Regi strar SE}.4I1{OM DIiIISIO}T OI'' C'{ICKASAii',f CoUNCII,, B. S.A', INC. srxmrNG co}m'{r[tEE, 1953 gqrLqqs t Mr. J.l. N'e1son Dr. If.W. 0ibson Fev. S.A. Owen Rev, A.W. Andrews !.6y, J.A, McDanlels Mr. Tred. BickeL Dr. Peter Cooper Mr. Noble Gatlln l,tr. 02e11 Sirnmons Mr. lobert Roberson I'{r. J.C. Griffin Mr. Szra I,. !ord. I{r. Charles SLetcher Ivlr . !I. C. Pot t s Mr. Charles I.{. Crurnp Mr. EtL Dalstrom Mr. W. Gord.on Morris Mr. I{erbert Hernker I4r. J.A. Seauchamp Mr. Fred 0. Harris Mr. Maurice Gray !hs.. I.{,J. Campbell Miss R.E. WlLkerson oBGAIII ZAII oil A:{D EIITEJSI oi:l Coi ii iI ITIE J. !I. Clarke, Chairman Despite the fact of a strong 0rganizatlon & Ixtension Connmlttee through out the Division our record.s show that r*e hacl only a 3.3 €a,ln for the over all picturer SeLor.r is a comparlson of menbership for leoernber L, L952 to Decemb€r L, 1953, Qep. ,1. ,1o(2 Qec. 1. 1o,5'{ Setn LoFs Scouts 1.468 148L t3 ExpLorers Cubs 23 6zt+ . 2L65 Iec, 1, -1953 L 6e 82 Galn I,o ss -, 58 ?4 ?4? 221+7 Tie wish to express deepest gratitud.e to Scouter and. friend.s of Scouting who worked. with us during the yearl made it possibl-e for Seninole Division to show 3.3 percen age of an increase during 1953, Our obJective tor 1953 was to organlze troops, Pacl<s' anrd. post uhere ever lnterested leadership could- be fouad., and to euphaslze more readers for the Soyts L,lfe i.lagaztne. A stronger effort is to be mad.e tn lg5l+ to organlze more units under trained, lead.ership, BFC 0 i'0"'lrlxDAr I 0 ITS I lfe reconnend" that every unitr,riLl have an assistant. And. specia3- erphasis is being placed- on hol-d.erlng oLd.er boys in Scoutlng. c\r33r E. A" I{awklns, Sr. Robert S. 3rowa, Chairnen Iie are falrLy rre11 pleased. with the progress in ,ftrbbing wlth the exception of Ad"vancement. $omething rnrst be Cone to interest Cubs during their tenth Sirth* d-ay in ord.er to gradtuate then to Scoutingr 3e1ow you will find. the figures which will give a coryarison of work for L95? and. l.953. D.ec. I. 1952 * Cub Scouts 6?4 ?42 A Cub Leadersl [raining Course was conducied. by the chairmen at treMoyne College during the nonth of April fron |th thnr 12th. L3 Cub teaders attend.ed and. J oor. pleted. the course, Outstanding events of the year were the [hanksgivlng Sreakfast he].d. at ]ouglass and. tr\rIler State Parlts where over 200 Cubs participated., the ASuraI'Kite Derby which was heId. at Klond.yke and. L,lnco1n Parks. A special effort is being mad.e to extend. Crrbbing into the nrral section of $orthern Llississippi and. Eastern Arkansas, i I I I I ! II il i I : j tt. sEtlINoL,E DIVISION 0t CHTCKASAT,I CoUNCIl,, B.S.A., INC. ITADTISHIP & TRAININE II.F. Pri ce, Chairman Your Committee on Training is well aware of the fact that in ord.er to get the best results in any fieLd. of end.eavor is through trained. lead.ers. [hls is true to Scoutrnasters, Commissioners, Cubmasters, and. Den Mothers. It even goes d,ovrn to Patrol l,ead.ers and. Den Chlefs. lle are proud. of the [raining Schoo]- hel-d. at LoMoyne College Aprtl 7th through L2th. Your Committee is lnd.ebted' to the many Instructors who served. in the Tralning Course, and. especially- to Mr. Howard. Gruber Orairman of L,ead.ershlp and. [ralning of Chickasaw Council, who d.ld. a rnost effectlve job ln Teehnlques, especia11y... Below is a record. of the fraining School: }10. PERSO}TS !m!^rqlcArE$. }IA},TE OT' COTIRSS ATTX}TDI}iG ISSIJED Scoutrnasters Sasic Tralning Cub Scout l,ead.ers Sasic Iraining Brplorer Iread.ers Basic Tralning Patrol Lead.ers Den Chiefs IOTAI,S 3 78 183 1? 3 We strongly recomrnend. d.urlng the next year a lraining Course for Scoutmasters and. Cub;nasters in the earl;r Springl and also a Iralning Course for Commissioners. + *rl. *>lr * i(** * * ** * *** r( **rF r. **,h* {.i< rl.*{. * x 42 ]-39 )o t3 2l -rQ L+2 !i tI :l i t, t c CAI.FI*\:[G C01,11 iI EIEE fhe Sumrner Canp of Semino]e Division of Chickasaw CounciL ' vra$ held at the 3\].11er State Park fir 4 weeks, beginning June Zl-th th1'L July 19tht 1953' Your comnittee was not pleased with the Ad'vancement durlng the & weeks at Canp trrrfl1-er, l'tre are hoping you will inrprove the coming sumner' Itowever we are happy to report that iir, comparing 303 boy Weeks ln ]952 we had' 38? Boy lieeks in 10(? [his advarcenent proves the ir:portance of ad,equate IEADEBSHIP. trfe submit the following figUres sirowing the work io "o*p*"!son with the work Of \95?' 1r)(, !2,-E-- It9 I'lerit Sad.ges earned. 92 Boys corry:leted 2nd class work 11 Soys cornpleted fst cl"ass work L Courpleted Life Rank 2 Completed" Eagle 0 Conp)-eted. Sta.r Bank sYIl,ii"tIl{G: 125 Soys taught to Swin &l Passed J0 yaril test I ConpS-eted. Swlmnlng l'lerit Sadge requirenents C" 3. Johnson, Clrairnan 195i 19 Merit Sad.ges earned 33 tsoys completed. 2nd class work JJ Completed l-st class work J Completed. Life Bank 0 Coqpleted. 5ag1-e 1 Coqpleted Star Bank L25 Soys taught to Swim LJ passed. J0 Yard- test p Compl"eted. Swimnring l4erit 3ad'ge requi rements Itris year we were again the recipients of the Conmercial Appeall s Special !\rnd defraying the cost of ?g und"erprivledged for two roreeks, and a.Lso )5.00 that was used to purchase naterial for hlnd.icrait work. These boys were selected th:r the Tennessee Department of Public !trelfare, tr'amily Service aad'-*he 0hiLd.renls Bureau. trle are aiso frappy to report that und.er the d.irectlon of our speciaL promot*" ion committee other l-ess chance boys were sent to canrp x\rlIer for one week' l'{ost of the boys represented. broken familils and without the aid' of this fund would' not have had. canrping experlences! I4ISSISSIPPI CAI'P A one week eaqp was held. at Sardls Dam, beginning August Jrd- thnr pth' 3oys fron llernando, Senatobia, Como, Sard.is, Sa"tesvlif*, Cofawater, and i'farlon Arkansas attend.ed. the cary, ia ;;;" fron i,lerryhis r,rere the reclpients of Badlo Station }rDIA' to which we are Lratefuf. The total attendance for thls year d.oubled last yearl s , the total ro" r"Ii y""r-*"* [5 ena the ca,np went over the top this year with ]-05 boys in attendence. Sach troop furnished. its own Leader-shlp ?+d part of itrs food' fhl Councll furnished. the central staff, shelter and soure food. Drring the latter part of July 22 E:plorer Scouts made an e:ped'ition trip to Philmont Banch, Cinarron, New lvlexlcor they spent 10 d'aysr ( aJYAllcxl'iaNT coix iI,TrxE Fred- A. 3icke1, Chairman fhe Adva.ncenent Comnittee of Serninole Division wish to express their satisfac* tion with the increase in Ad.vancenent throu6h out the Division for the year. [he Chairman sird. the District Chairnen seem to have lvrrt over a very constructive whieh is to te inproved. in 1954. Selow is a chart showing the Ad.vanceraent comparison of L952 and. ]-953. 'r o<2 1 6i -_2,2-.4- SNCOND CI,ASS SCOUTS 3'IBST CTASS SCOUES S!A^B. SCOUIS LIT'E SCOUIS EAGT,3 SCOUTS MTBII SANOIS EAfi}TI]D L23 ?t 2 1 2 tt5 239 26a 1? 3 0 3?,8 lxr| *)t *y,.* ilr.*** * ** * ** $'F* il*{. ACtIiiItIES COi'ii,IITIE J. L. 3rinkley, Chairnan At the beginning of the year a cornrnittee wa.s organized to hold a i'{erit 3ad-ge a.rrd. [alent Show at the 3ea1e .&venue Aud.itorlum on April 24th and ?51h. There were sone lJ booths representing varior-,.s l,ierit Baclgos, including: Niasonary, leathercraft, Painting, Plrotography, Conserva.tion' Poultry Keeping, and many ot}ers. Units through out all five d.istricts participated. The Kite Derby staged- by the Cubs was fairly well attended., but could. sh improvemcnt in partlclpation and artistic abiLity' OW SOIner Around 400 Cubs and Scouts ha.d. a gathering at tr\:ller State and. Douglass Parks i;r the Annual Tharursgiving 5'ellbwship Srcakfast. Xor the seeond',consecr:r-tive year the 3oy Scouts of the Seminole Xlvision have takcn spccial and notcd interest in the Annual Sire Prevention Program held- each year during the nonth of October. Cubs ahd. Scouts took a part in the 3ird. Eouse contest sponsorcci by the Tri- State X'air. t I I I PUBI]CITY & PU31,IC }iELAUOI{S T. J. Seauchamp, Chairnan Your connittee is deeply ind.ebted. to the [rl-State lefender, I{enphis tr'for].d, Press Scimitar, and. ConmerciaL Appea} iTewspapers for space given to our special events during the year. Also cooperation from the rad.io stations I'IDIA (B1uff City Sroadca.sting Company) and. KiiII4 of tr;isstr i,lernpiiis, Arkansas. Aside from printing our news the !ri-State nefend.er and. Press Scinltar have featured. otlter stories of Scouting. **,k***rr** *** HEI,,A.TH & SATI]OY H. l. Soyce Dr, l. .[. tlohnpoa, Chairman 0,-:"r HeaLth and Safety Connittee is happy to report there was no accldents or sickiness in either of the trro camps held. [o u"uch can not be said, of the fine services rend-er by !r. Johnson, who was never to busy to examine any boy that cane into his office for a physical. firis cornnittee is e:rpected- to inspect every meeting place tirrouglr out the Division tn the coming year. The safety rocord, of Cub Scouts, Scouts, and E:qplorer Scouts for l-953 lnas been excell-ent. I'{anX over-nigtrt hikes were held", the Annua1 Cub Scout Kite Der$| . Annual l:qposition and the Philmont E:rpediticnn includ-ing nany other activi-ties, but there rrras not a single seriolls injury. fhis record. is a flne tribute to all Cubrliastcrs and. Scoutmasters, trfe reconnend. ancl congratulate yorl for your fine work. Safety thrrr ski11 can not be over err.rphasizedn t .'l SSMINOIE DIVISION Or CHIC}GSAW COUNCIL, 3.S.T,., It{C. TJIST OT I'NITS, I,EADIFS, AND SPONS@I}TG INSTITUTIONS S]{AWNE3 DISMICT TTOOP Pre scott I'i sher W.C. Potts Szra I,. !'ord. Ieonard, Holley M.M, rlaekson Ju1lus Jones loscoe McVay V.I- Ward. J.D, faylor Danlel AlLen 1,.D. Savage Wa1ter Calvln Parks D.0. Irrflrltaker John 3. Strong Blchard. Jones, Jr. James Johnson L,ucious DantzLer Charles llorner "obert I, Mc0rackLln J. Stanley 3(Lmonds J,$I. J61sg, Sr. C. C. 3r.:r ns ILlas Johnson Ralph l{ayne s tillLLie L. Orad.y J.B. Sand.rid.ge Alonzo Sarber CIEI,lASTER Earvin And.erson Charlie Glpson Prescott !'lsher Isic lhod.es Charlle Saulkner Distrlct Chairman Distrlct Vlce-Chalrman Dtstrlct Commlssloner sqo,$son q,ro rNs T rrliq roN Weaver SchooL trtlhite I s Chapel Comnunlty J.S. Phelix Schoo} Shelby County hainlng SchooL Geeter Hlgh $chool Como Jr. I{lgh SchooL Caplevllle School 0akv1L1e SchooL Sprlnghlll School Reuben E. Shivers legton Post Srunswlck Jr. School lhitestat lon SchooL Srooks .Avenue Schoo1 Id.rnond.son Arkansas Clt I zens E,A. HarroLiL Hlgh SchooL It!t. Joyner Saptlst Church Greenhill School Senatobla Colored. School [urre11 School I{ernand,o School Sarrett rs Chapel School SatosvlLLe HIgh SchooL Sdward,rs Chapel AME Church New Bethel Baptist Church Total Scouts SPO}TSOF ING INSIIIUIION West $lemphls School J.S. Phelix Hlgh School Geeter Htgh School Sirelby County Irainlng School CaplevlLLe Schoo1 I ,I i I II i I Ii I Ii t, , i 1I0 117 ].25 L25 s34 138 r.4o 143 Lt+? 150 158 l6t+ t6? :i58 170 L7L L73 174 175 181 '182 r86 LB9 r-9C 108 110 t22 323 140 0 PACK totaL Cubs Total Boys olr. 6q2 .. _ scouTuAFrEB n Sm{[N0lI DIVISION 0f CHICKASAW COIJI{CI],, B.S.A. , INC. LIST 0I' tNIIS, IilADEBS, AND SPoNSoRING INSTISUIIoNS Afil0millrtD DISIRICI TFOOP 105 LL6 118 1.2t 1,22 !23 1.28 130 L56 L5z t65 180 PACK 100 to2 L18 120 131 133 t5z lobert Johnson I{enry Warren J.C. Grtffin gcomuAsqs Jesse Seymore Harold Hughes George I,^I1l}lams Ihrold. l,emmons loche ster ITeeIy Chesley Sherrod. John CoLe, Jr. Jesse D. Wll"liams 1,. E. Ald.rtd.ge James 1I. 31ack James !ester Davle Lelgh CTEMASTEF. !j.i_-- 0iteL1 0t1y Marcus lryons James 1,,. Wright llalter Pamphlet Jesse Sishor:, Sr. Ijlwood rr " !'ie ld.s Donald. V. Ja"ckson District Chalrman Dlstrict Yl ce-Chalrman Dlstrict Conmissloner SPONSOP INO INSEITUEION Salvation Army Mt. Zion Saptist &hu*eh Itvervi ew 0hris t let! Ghu,rch l,lncoln School Hamilton High School locks of Ages Saptist Chwch Shlloh Baptist Church Whitestone Saptist Church l{t. Pleaeant Eaptlst Church Flverview School Groater Mt. l'{oriah Saptist Church Pltrgrim Fest Saptlst Church lotaL Scouts sPgNSoF IIc,rryS rlrqrlory Mt. Zion Baptist Church Kansas .Avenuo SchooL Florid.a Street School Hamilton l{igh School J,in:oIn School Sl-'.'r,i,ion Arriry Fiv,-.',riew SchooL I t a [ota1 Cubs Eotal Soys _ 221 460 219 t I I i I I I Ii ! I i I I l ; I I I I t I I i t II i ,/ ENOOP T.J. Toney .4. [. A1len Fobert Boberson SCOWYASTXR Neverson Jones, Sr. l,lorris Jones, Sr. id.lrtr, Cook Van L,ou 8.J. MarabLo 3.T. Dlckerson Charles Chatman Frank A. Davls Sarnuel 3lagg J.H. Holmes CharLes I. Davis Elias l{ut chinson Melvln Tolen .4.3. Owens, Jr. ?eter Murphy, Sr. Wil1ie Srorsn, Sr. CUBMASTX! I.i\. Hawklns Albert MilLer Arthur Payton lrolloy Rhompson Xrnest Mi11er Elton Johnson Joe Hod.ge Jame s llashington lrouls ile ster Distrlct Chairman Dlstrict VIce-Chalrman Di strict Cornml ssLoner SPO}TSO?INO INSTIIUIIOIT Metropolitan Baptist Church Wllllam B. tr'oote Homes Leath School Porter $chool- P. f .4. Lutherm School Al"onzo locke School. I,a!ose School Idiss. 3Lvd.. ChristFn Church New Sa1em Sapttst Church 100 101 l-02 r_02 103 112 115 119 72? l"39 L5t L59 t66 t77 183 184 Post P+cK L0t! 106 LLz t19 t25 L29 130 1.35 184 totaL Cubs [ota1 Explo Total Soys rers , .1 ,. _. I?I- - q SE!,{IN0I,E DIVISIOI'T Of Ci{ICKASAI'I C0INCII.,, 3.S.A. ' INC' LISU 0F UNIUS, IEADEBS, AND SPoNSoFING INSTIWIIONS cnr,r&3qgll giqrBlcB SP0NS 0R INq -r$qtI.EIJT r OI Centenary Method.ist Church WtLliam I{. Foote Homes Metropo).ltan Baptlst Church MetropoLitan Saptist Church Mt, Olive Cathed.ral Mt. Nebo Saptlst Church Miss. 3J-vd., Church Porter School P.E.A. Penecostal fempLe 0l-ivet Baptist Church Iuthear School Bethel" Presbyterlan Church IreMoyne Gard.ens Alonzo Locke SchooL Progressive Saptist Church New Salem Saptist Church total Scouts -a31 - : I , I I il I ; I I . I i i J ld sB{nmm }rw$I&bl e8' el}IeEAs|lild oowcffi, 3,S.*."r I1I0, LIST OT UNITST I,EADUFS 'AI{O SPONSOTiI}TO IIISTITI'flIIONS qUAPAW DISTFICT gFOOP IIannlbal Parks A.J. PetIF Ore11 Slmmons s!oqrt4Ast$. Webster trllLllameon 3ld,rid.gp Child.resE lobert J. $hores B.J. Lovlng WtLlie L. WlLllams John l{enty Shield,s '. M.!, Davls C*eoige C, Broun. Ehomas Ktng Ilosea Montgoalery CUEMASfTB Sommle Wllllarns Srank A, l'llll.larns 9,14. t,lTatt Calvln Casey l,{erver Cotton James .&. i{owell Dlstrict Chalrman Dl strle t Yl ce-Chal.rnan District Comrnlssioner SPO}TSCF ING INSTITUTION St. Stephens Baptlst Church Colllns Chapel Cl{E Church Eastern Saptlst Chwch Cald.welL School $t, Paul Baptlst Church St. James A[4X Church Erlnity CMX Church Provtd.ence AliE Church Blrst Baptlst Church Chelsea IB.ne Avenue Saptist Church TotalScouts. , 1Q&--* I}IG INSTIIUIIONS Eastern Star Saptlst Church Grant School Manassas }Ilgh School St. Stephens Baptlst Church l'l.rst Baptlst Church Chelsea f.,ane Avenue 3aptist Church 10? 109 11L L37 L42 148: x60 r5r !63 L79 ; I l PACK L1L 11] r.1& 115 1?7 t3z fotal Culs [otaL 3oys 97 281 I: i I SX},qIN0I.E DIYISIOi'T 0,1l CFICKASr{T/ C0UiiiCIi, B.S,A. ' I}TC. tIS[ O3' IJ]TIrS, LE]'DI-pS A]D SPO]ISO-I]IG I]TSTITUTIO]'TS OT[A1^iA DISTEICT 104 104 Post 114 \21+ 'r 2'l t3) 'i?( v5 141 L45 ]..69 172 1?6 178 t85 t!00P PACJ( 101 103 105 109 L?1- L25 86 A.E. i,iclntyre John l{. Kerr IToble Gatlin q!.AuryiAqrry. Col-bert Story faft Howe1l f.iatthew Duckett Lre onard. Ivi . Jone s O,l. Cash Louis i{arrison ?a;;nond. Seay Noble Gatlln George l. Clark Thonas Sherrod. John L,ee Greer Calvin f'ranklin Eobert l"iair leY A.C. Jackson louis D. rrla"Iler CIIBIIASTEJQ Calvin Kincaid.e, Jr. I{enr..I ?il_cher Samuel Harris lrnmett Grant Casey Colena.n Charle s Jones irl. [. Harrison District Chairman !i strict Vi ce-Chairnan Dlstrict Connissioner SPOI,ISOi ING lXiSrIru'rr0N lr,it. Pisgah Clm Chi:rch Mt. Plsgah Ci{E Church First Baptist Chelsea Chucch Douglass High SchooL P.T.A. i{yd.e Park School Beulah Saptist Church Hil1rs Chapel Baptist Church Friend.ship tsaPtist Church Magnolia SchooL Colenan Chapel CI'IX Church Keel Avenue BaPtist Church SunnerfieLd. BaPtist Church Irit. ]{oriah Saptist Churoh IIew 3ra Saptist Church Greater l,tt. Zlon SaPtist Church Total Scouts 1l.? total Explorers 19 SP01''iS01) IirG ITISIIIUTI0N Douglass High School P.[.4' lester Street School Sriendship BaPtist Chr:rch 3eulah Saptist Church Colernan Chapel CliS Church Mt, Pisgah CI{E Church Hillr s Chapel BaPtist Church Total Cubs Total Bo.1rg 1Ii,8 tl.8& I t I I i I . .! g.gwAr !qgN- 9r. JfBQI&l{qNr by 0rFmlcTS SITAIIII$XX DISTAICI Mr. Proscott tr'Ishet Mr. W.C. Potts Mrt. Ezra Ir. ford. Dlstrict Chalrnan Di strlet Y!.ce-Chalrman District Commissloner s Cubs Iorers [roops Packs Posts Unis TotaI Soys Dec. 1, 1952 Dec. 1, L953 Ioss or Galn A.E. McJntJrre John H. Kerr NobLe Gat1ln Dec. I, ].952 Dec. 1, L953 Iross or Galn Robert Johnson Henry Warren J.C. Griffln 35 t37 ,*** r t*{.******rF* *{.**** **{:** OTTAWA TISTRICT TotaL orers 140 o 52a r4B Lg 481| 81946 :& * *,k * x *x,F * {r*,1. {.r1. ** {.* *,1.r. ** A?RO}IMAD DISTFICT 24 29 5 District Chairman Dis tri ct Vlce-Chelrnan Distrlct Commiseioner Iro Packs Posts Unlts 406 508 LO? 9t+ 465 6oz 59 0 0 2T 24 0 0 3 5 3 2 Scouts Cubs 380 317 *61 Scouts Cubs Ericlorers Distrlct Chalrman Oi strict Vice-Chalrnran nistrict Cornml ssloner t7 J,5 44 23 23 0 0 1 1 o 7 1 Dec. 3., 1952 Dec. 11 L95l LoSS of C'aln r.90 239 49 151 22t 7o 0 0 0 fotaL Soys * Bro,opl Packs Posts U+ttE 3t+Ll-060]16 460 12?OLg 1192tA3 tr- 14r lvir Mr T.J. Ioney A.!. A1len Sobert Hoberscn CoIPAPISoN 0P ElBolli'{0iiiT by DIS T} I.C TS , CONT I D lotal Dlstrlct Chairrian Dlstrict Vlce-Chairman Dlstrlct Commlssloner ts Cub B P sts Ualt 23 26 3 Dec. 1r L952 nec. L, 1953 loss or Galn Hannibal Parks A.J. Perry OzeLL Simmons ..(./ 23], -48 l94 l-85 -9 0 5 5 473a580 421, L6 -52 1 1 1 9 1 *. *(* ** ** * rF,l.*** **r{. ***** + {.* QTTAPAW DISIErCI Scouts Cubs Explorers Dlstrict Chairman Dl strl ct Vl ce-Chairman District Commlssloner froops Packs Posts Units total Soys Dec. 1, ]-952 Dcc. 1, l95l Loss or Galn Dec. \ 1952 Dec. L, 1953 Loss or Galn 228 184 -Ut+ ]..20 o 348 11 97 0 2Br- 11 -23 o -6? o * ri. r<* **d( * * {. * rl. +r*,1.,1. * * ** rl. * *{c TOTAIJS TOP. SM,{INOIE 'IVISION 6?4 ?3 2,L65 ?4 0 0 0 5 A t_ 16 1') L 102 r.14 1,458 1, Ll'81 28 1 742 24 2,24? 78 342 t3 58 1 Q^ lr 6ttz QL rf clr'mrBglT prsqBrcE ' 't ();t.:) I : :,5-/-',F" i-,': L +t ,. :19 -1. 2 Ec"'c-i 2/cct, 24oo Dv: 2&,u lBco l6oo )4cu 12uc looo 8oo 5ou t: i.... M YI' l. ) ? ? ? ? I ,l Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Of the rli(;'illhOcrc; I)rescnt. to tl1e crcdi t re:po1-"t 'in t11e booklet :Dr. T:--:;;r1or J3u11ti:r1 m.sde n, ·breif report o:f:' the i:Ic;J.t12 ,;:i.n.<:'t Saf0}ty Co1nmittee in th.e a:bscnce of Itc~ 1.I:htu'_fftB,n Cra\qi:'ord o.nd ref'ored. the mernbc:cs to the ct. l>l:r>j> re.lstrom nlt-i.cl.e :), report o:f the I11tcr-I(nc::.i.e.l Com.m:i t"tee, 110 being rrnv.n. of i;J--u::i,t; CorJ.rn.i ttee, n,nd statecl tl1a. t we he:ve 11Etd :r·ea,l -~·1,ct~l..vi tie~J :pro[;t:'.t"Jn DJ!.d fiJ.G a--d.Y~EtJ:J.cernen't in the Seminole 1J.vigioxt t;his year. ~~Ie s~J:Y'S this is tb.e firnt :ve~:2_r t} at Seminole Di ·v·:Lsion 11ri,:3 hr'.O. te. trirs for o:f'f:1.ces0 }Ie sa;y;:; the :Di v:lr::icn nf:eds a cc_mp ;;d. te fo:r week end co.n~ping .. 'AO \·rore sc-11 ba~~J:i.c the j,dea of trD.i to H.11 TJ:n:.i.ts :1:c:d. n.nd b.i;; tb.:::tnke<l the :~-J..J:J..S.l\Ce Committee for b1____,~~ing .ne1-; ~y:rotject:tve eq :n.eces8ary to co11tixrue trcd.riing of lender Flo sto,tcd the.t tl1e SenD.no1e Divi.s:i.011 !leeds lot of cld\lj.t.ional trai1!.tJ.\~.,: for :l. ts .1 enders.. l 1r o Gr·ube req_1J.e;:i--1~ed tl-1c~,t tl .l0 Cou.ncil tr_y to D---t'1~c,1 ge to 11r;,ve 1 2~ ';{--:;o Go~J.:r se 11el d. i I\ Cl\i Cor1..ne:i.J.. ln 19 t:>± .. I1lr,,, J-io .D,,. Tenniso11., J:c~, Chnirn_1;:n1 of the O. a~ Jf. Conunittoe, eel th~xt we had. noth::n,g to sl-J.Ovt in the lons colum:n of tb.J. s yeEJ,r .,.. tb.2.,nJ:-::s to t.11e VDJ:·j.011e peop1o i.n th_e diGtrict,. H:e i;l1ank:od the Ll strict 0,, & 11i. men :for tb.eil' fi11.e 1;.elp . . Gou11cil1 ~; Jinn.u.2.l J:.le1)orto 11 I h.0:::;e Gh.0_i::Cfi',t:}.l b1r ...A.. :K .. Bu.:rro·w of tl1e .fq1DY'ds D.nd. S. 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'AO \·rore sc-11 the j,dea of ba~~J:i.c trD.i to H.11 TJ:n:.i.ts :1:c:d. n.nd b.i;; tb.:::tnke<l the :~-J..J:J..S.l\Ce Committee for b1____,~~ing .ne1-; ~y:rotject:tve eq :n.eces8ary to co11tixrue trcd.riing of lender Flo sto,tcd the.t tl1e SenD.no1e Divi.s:i.011 !leeds lot of cld\lj.t.ional trai1!.tJ.\~.,: for :l. ts .1 enders.. l11r o Gr·ube req_1J.e;:i--1~ed tl-1c~,t tl .l0 Cou.ncil tr_y to D---t'1~c,1 ge to 11r;,ve 2~ ';{--:;o Go~J.:r se 11el d. i I\ Cl\i Cor1..ne:i.J.. ln 19 t:>± .. I1lr,,, J-io .D,,. Tenniso11., J:c~, Chnirn_1;:n1 of the O. a~ Jf. Conunittoe, eel th~xt we had. noth::n,g to sl-J.Ovt in the lons colum:n of peop1o i.n th_e diGtrict,. H:e i;l1ank:od the tb.J. s yeEJ,r .,.. tb.2.,nJ:-::s to t.11e VDJ:·j.011e Ll strict 0,, & 11i. men :for tb.eil' fi11.e 1;.elp ... Gou11cil1 ~; Jinn.u.2.l J:.le1)orto 1I1h.0:::;e Gh.0_i::Cfi',t:}.l b1r ... A .. :K .. Bu.:rro·w of tl1e .fq1DY'ds D.nd. Roeo11..1.t.'L(:;D.s Oomrnitteell f41•b S. 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(i __ c:r~ t For Tre-Ps'.:rcr ?er Scon.t Go! :1::i ~:~1.-~.·i c,fl.er ti!r ~ ": ~ ·.," TJ.r~ I},. li~ c:-:;_:.cri eel, l,1X'.. ':l. i..!,. '"\J.1 er k11r .. P~ Joe 0J1d. -u.:n.n.:ni rno 8.Dd IT ,., ; <> .L • ,,.,. ;>.c ' " ;.; ' _-;_,. 'L '";---. -1. c 1·- ;;_ Gr111D\"' D..t 6: 3') r. J.-.t., - 4 - }{er zr) t;; .J' • '!'.T.~, '~.;::0 ,-i;·: I>L str:l ct 'l'.::o. to the for the ,,,/or::;: 60J .n D.nd Et8 .::ed. 1,1}1:i. c}.t th S"i'" CJ.-·;~ o:f .cJ_l :Co:c t~;_,, f;OOc1 of Sec .\ .. · j_n 1904 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Minutes https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1aa8cb9b3ce77ded5aff214bf461722c.jpg d86fa88464a169d2f3cf314b06c9d48e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1953 Photo: Bob Lunquist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Camp Staff Director Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/609d72c8d658274ab6f0ce576517191f.jpg 426d25e661fc2226f03c65dbf4d2d379 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Photo: First Black Chickasaw Council Contingent to Philmont Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Philmont Picture Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1bde05c79f7385d1a0a5e72d4f487dac.bmp 969f9cd21d66061ecb9be3a2e8483b6a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Photo: Kia Kima Dining Hall Buildings Dining Hall Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/296c039c41ef9e9e3d83aff19631e051.jpg 060861d2c67ce1278b4916adc3259d6b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Staff Photos Description An account of the resource The collection contains the formal group photos of the Kia Kima Staff. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Photo: Kia Kima Staff Photo Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Description An account of the resource (Front) Cliff Noland and his son Bruce Noland, son Rob Lunquist, Bob Lunquist (Second) Richard “Dicky” Draughn, George Lewis, Tony Gross, Lou Pritchett, Jerry Wilson, Joe Sullivan (Third) Bill Sullivan, Eddie Freiberg, Roy Giddons, Roy Riddick, Gene Billingsley, James Carruth, Bobby Moore (sitting on wall) (Fourth) John Collier, Jim Dean, Lee Eden, Bill Bell, Ronnie Pollard, Perry Gaither (Fifth) Frank Simonton, Pete Bowman, Gordon “Scotty” Monteath, Fred Ashley, Audrey "Umpy” Osborn Not Pictured: Phil Adams, Kenneth Osborn and Bill MacSweeney. Kia Kima Staff Picture Staff Photo https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/afd3d0fc6ff74fb114288063400eefe6.pdf bbb6bfee9fe95756510c4f33a98897de PDF Text Text MemPhts, Ienn' Xeeember 9, 1953 Ixecutive 3oard Chickasavr Council, 3oy Scouts of ameriea,, InC., Menphls, fennessee Attentiont Mr. Charles M. Cbump, President BPuRI Lf Slr0irtt Gentlenens ilpon the recommendation -C-At$PIiIG.9UivlviIT[IE of the Carnping Committee of Chickasaw Cou:rci1, 3oy . Charles M. Orurtr>, President Of the Council, by Ietter d.ated. July ?, 1953, appointed a Special Caurping Committee to meke an overall st1-,{y of canping in Chickasan Council. Bhose apoointed to the Comr.Scouts of Ai,reriea, Inc., ittee !,rere! lvressl's. fr. Irlrin, Jr., Mf AJ-van J. Millen F. fate, Jr. , F. Joe PhiI Enerickr Flanagan, l-arne11, Henry S. I)inkelqpiel, FJrd Robert S. Shepherd- [ate, as Cheirrnan. In hi s letter appointing thi s Comrnittee, lvlr. Crunip brought to the Connitteets attention that the Counctl rras at Hard;r, :irka.nsa.s, site at Camp now operating Kamo Currier at Xudora, rvlississippi, Cemetery Rld.ge, Sardis, and' Ilississlppi, all for r,rhite Kia Kima also had a. ca-mp Scouts and that I\*lerr o,fennessee State Park, as well as a camp site ln the Negro area belol the d.am at Sar*is Lake, v,ere being used for liegro Scouts. i'{r. Crump reCanyp quested that the Committee specla.1l;r concern ll 1. Program at all of our 2. Long range plan 3. $pe of type of 4. itself r^rith the follor,rintj problemsl camps. for our camping progrs"I[. this ln minci, ca.rnping at Kia Kima, and., bearing improvements needed' the id"equate camping facili ti es for idegro Sco uts, includ^ing the queJt:.on a.s to whether a permanent carp site should. be rurchased..rr Sirst of all, the Comrdttee prepared, a questionnaire for use in obtaining the opinions of various Scouters and Scouts relative to camping in the Council. Shis ouestionnaire, a copy of to all Scoutmasters, Assl lorer,id.visors, Iistrict r,rrhich is attached as:xhibit stant Scoutnasters, -iqrloren Commi J.dvi ssioners and Neighborhood rlArlr lr.,a.s first sors, ,'ssistant Commi sent trxIt- ssirners. Various members of the Co.iltttee then to^k these questionnaires to repres- entative froops in the foui' d"istricts and. had the Scouts fill out the ouestion- na.ire r",ith exception of questions which were not considered answerable "cung Scouts. b;r �- 2fhe results of these questionna.ires vrere then ta,bulated. for the use of the Coni,li tt ee. iiiext, the Committee intervie,,^red. Mr. r'/. [hurman Gordon I'{orri J. Ibashure, Assistant Scout Executive, ai1d. s, Scout Jxecutive, ivir. ivlr. Harley 3. Xrb, Regional Scout Xxecutive. Ihere r,^ra,s a"I so nade avall-abI e ious rsports on camping r,,.rhieh to 15s Q6nin:ittee bJ'Scnut hearlouarters va-r- had been ms.d.e ln the past ]/ears, chures or pamphlets prepared by the Na.tional Council setting a,s well as bro- forth recommended. practices on canping, T,iis Conmittee has had. ten separate meetin5s to consider these natters. ,r,lthough a recommendatton might be follolr that set forth in one sentence, it consid^erable thought was not given recommend.ations lr€16 does not to such recommend.ation. Some the result of several hours of deliberatiOn. The recommendations in lhig report are based. on the actual rvishes of the majorit;,- of the Scouters and Scouts FS expressed. in the questionnaires. fhis report v,111 be d.ivid^ed. into trno Darts. Ihe first part 1,,i11 concern itself r.rith overall camping probLens for vrhite Scouts, afld. the second lart r,riIl concerrl j.tself rdth the overall carirping problei,ts for Negro Scouts. .aIso, tlie report r^aIl d.eal first with camping at Kanp Kia Kima i-'.:rd next with crmping at lased. on Camp Currier. its find.ings and stuc,y, the Committee makes the follorrling recom- mend.ati ons: IsrS-iJJ-EIdn (I) sumlller -iiamn Kia l(ima should. continue to be the Council operated 1on:: term ca,mp. (a) fhe basis of camping should be the permanent iroop Unit and/or the provisional froop llnlt, that ;reater attention should. be given b), the staff to the in&ividual Scout in a provisional Unit, and. any Scout ( 3) [his riomnittee strongl"',, qhould. be encouraged to staor in recommends camp for a greater period" than tr,'Jo r^reeks. �- 3- J ( +) members ,r.11 provisiona.I Scorrtmasters should. be trained. ad.ult leaclers of the p€rnanent camtc -\ ;., p]e,:oned. program (/ 5) ind,ivid.ua^Ls opening *', are staff. promoting cffiP, both for the units and. for the not in a unit, should be earried. out in the spring prior to the of camp. Ihis (a) rrtho should. lnclud.e: gigantic ral1y should be eond.ucted. b;r the 0rder of the ilrrovr to stimula.te desire in boys and. Units to attend. caqr; (b) ,, brochure describing the camp and. its program should. be sent to the parents of a.Il Scouts in the Council; (c) Visitation to the [roops, wlth the shouliL be macl.e showing by the llistrict Carnping Committees of and" movies of K.K.K., the llistrict 0rder of Arrol.ri (a) Feature stories and pictr:res of K.I'i.lt. should. be run in the local newspapcr s' (6) Since it is recognizr:d. that botter, older sta.ff leadership is the Comrnlttee suggests the following (a) 81, encouragrng Scouts Io;,.alty and. to method. needed, of obtaining such leadershrp: stag, a longcr period than one l,ieek, a Iove for the cam, rriLl be instil]ed. in the boy and v,riII bring him back year after year and. make hin vp,nt to become a sta.ff member. (b) .{r caJnp emblem avra,rd, sueh ea,rned" each year as a sash, r'r}:ich can be as a progressive emblem, sho''tld. be esta.t'lished., and vride publiclty shouJ-d. ( c) be given t'n:en in the Courrcil to the r,,d.nners the staff is happy, the carpers of these 6.re happlr; &t\rards. thereforc, leisure time should be provid"ed. so that the staff can have some social activitles. ( ?) Since the survey has established. that the Scouters and Scouts prefer a mixed program the Cornmittec strongly recosrnends of of Scouting instructions 6:ril ga"mes, that the professional staff givo grcater atteution to fun in Scouting, includ,ing the use of promote active overwhelming ma.iority participation in wide games. vrid.e ganoes, ild p1.rn and �-a (A) Since the survey indicates that the nresent raaterfront activities be are one of the l:est features at camp, the Comrolttee reconmends that they continued a,nd. enlarged. (g) 1;ue to the ing of the river channel, layout of the of froop s!.^rilnming sr,/imming, should be regulatetl so as und.er the lay-out rive]t r,rhich is not true (fO) I;ays should. be devised to anc. of the overcror^rded con6.itions ind.lviduals to be paid. in (ff ) i, swimming and. (12) method, should in atca, as well as the it mand"atorlr iviemphis and. be dcvlsed for sched'uling to al]ovr for the ma:cimun use of at the present rnalce a,dva.nce. swlmming area an6 shallor^u exlre the time. for all fees for froops not at camp' diting the proeessing of the health qualiflcaticns for incoming Units' An ad.equate handicre.ft program, includ.ing a, trained hand:icraft in- structor, should be developed. and emphasized' (13) ihere should. be a trainin6 progran cond.ucted w K.K.:(. staf f for the Unit lea,ders before theJr bring their Units to ca:lp' (f+) Ihe staff members should" refrain from smotr:ing in the prescnce of the bolrsrrrdshould-bepernitted'tosrnokeonlyinrestrictedareas' (I5) fhere should be centra.l mess ha1l feed.ing r'ri'th the right in a Troop or post to carp at a permancntl;r established. canip site or at a cagp site food' r^fuich has been issued' aoprovcd. by the camp }irector, and there to prepare bJ' the Camp Comni ssary. (fO) ii kitchen, coiami.ssary anil mess hall to accomnodate 250 persons shortd be erected. (1?) 1f a new mess hiill is burlt, the old mcss hafl shou'Id' not be clebuilding' strolrp6 but should. be d.iverted- for use as a cr';''ft ernd' stori''ge (IB) Iacilities for Scoutmastersr families at canrP a1,e not recommended at the present time. (rg) A nevr well to take care of 250 persons shoi'ld' be d'ri11ed'' for (eO1 ,,dditional closed shower facilities, as weLl' as a hot showcr ho spi tal , shoulrl' be installed'' the �-u- (Zf) iidditional latrine fa.cilities (ZZ) [he present pernanent camp E she,:.1-d be provi&od for. sites are ad-equate for tho nrcsent cary) permanent attenrla,nce. In the event of increased registra,tion, additioneJ- sites should. bc d.cveloped. (eg) The lodejes in the camp rectanglc (:+; []re professiona.l staff shoulcl be used' canry) for hcusing only' shouLd.'orovide cquipnent and' facillties for d"iscretion softball, volley ball, horsehoes, ping;:orrg, etc., to be used' at ttre of Unit leaders. c/0'{P_-AmtsLrB Currier should continuc to be opcrated" as a Unit caiirp exclusively' Il is recommendcd. that Camp Curyier should. not bc operated as a Council operated (f) Camp l-ong-term summer calnp. ( e) The d.ining hall and. kitchen, boats, ctc., should. alw4rg be availa'ble of Units vhich d.esire to hi',ve long'terin ( six days or more) camps' Units shculd not be allovred to r-rse the d'ining haI1 and' lcitchcn for cooking in the and eating on weckend. or short-ti:rin Cglllpsr Ihc;r 556":1 d' cook and eat for use opcni (3) The present council polic;r rcgulating the use of Institution-ownod lodgcs should' be maintained, that is' (u)T}relnstitutionm4]/ccntinuetouseitslod'geforalryroved.Scoutforce and ing purposes in accnrd"iince r.dth the rulcs nni-1 reg;ulatinns nor'r in Canp Currier' hereafter adopted. for the improvcment, crcvelopnterrt, and control of (b) The lodge at all tiines shall be insured against fire loss in a"n amouxt to give tire best s6vl 5sb]e protectioiL' 3'nd rertth a reputable insurance cnmpa:nr.Thispo).ic},sha}lcontalnlosscla,usepayabletot.relnstitiltion A copy of such policy and./or to the Council as their intercsts Ina)r appear. is to be d.eliverec. to the council. In event such policy ls not rencued" at tine it lapses, the Cerrncil mali renelr/ the se'mc' notifying the Institution of in full' action takcn; if the Institutinn fails to rcllay the ccuncil such to the Council' r,rithin 90 days, thc Institution rights in thc lod'ge shall pa'ss �- b- (c) In the e,vcnt tiie Institution fails to maintain the lodr:-e in a state of rcpair satisfactory to the Camping Comralttee of the Council after 90 days rrritten notice from the Committee to the Institution pointing out the items ncedin; repairs, the lnstitutionts rights ln the 1od€e shall pass to the Counctl. ( d) In tho cvent the lnstitutionr s 3oy Scout and/or Xxplorcr Scout Chartcr lapse, four months after the last of such Chartors lapscs, the Council shal1 ha.ve the months right to usc and, tf after the last of 1od.5o shal1 pass of its Cha-rter Instituticn amount of necessat"Jr, to repair the lod.ge. such Charters lapses, the to thc Council. ShouLd. fvrelve lnstitutionls rifihts ln the t}:e Institution receivc a reneual vrithin such tuclvc mr:nths, the lodgo shalL revcrt to the upon the Institutionrs reimbursing thc Council in fulI for ncccssarJr rqpa.irs made (a) In collaberation vdtn $r the Council during the tlvelve month t,he Cairp the period.' Dircctor, [rcops shotild be given the op,:ortunitj, to develop and. mark cantp sites not to cxeecd, 150::150 feet. fhese sites ai"e to be tent sites lril1 on13r, havc preference on the use to attcnd. camp ancl no pcrrianent installati-ons. [hcse froops of these sitcs on the vrcekcncls that thc;r 1,vj.stl shall retain this privilcgc subject to a rcvicv thc tilae of their annua] Chartcr ( nith of spccia} lyood-craft contcst, weckend. etc., ycar at revier,,r. 5) rls substantiated" by thc survcy, thc majority of a pro{,ran each activities, such as, and., accord.ingly, ncrit Sco"u'rters $.ould welcomc badgc tliis Connittce itlstructions, recon.lcnds that the professiona"l ste.lf provide such a pi'ogram. (6) Since thc activitics, the ( a,cti surve;r indicatcs Conmittee reco:iuicnd.s thc ap::rovpJ of the prcscnt watcrfront that t}:cy bc continucd and enlarged. ?) fhe la.ke slroulcl- bc clcancd up and maclc morc suitablc for r,ratcrfront viti cs. (a) nue h the oxpand.cd froop caropin; activities rccommcndcd by this Connittce, this Cor.rmittce fccls that thc proscnt alloca.tion of space of the original 20 acres to the frainin.g matol:'tr'o acres actually boing Committec shoul-d. be confincd. usecl b;- to thcqpproxi- tire fraining Committcc and shor.1d' be �-7uith thc understand.iraS that as thc nced.s of thc fraining co:itiirittce grow, provision shaLl be madc to onlar..e tiiis !,Teo.. 'until st'.ch tlmc as t}:c Tra'ining marlicd, com:ittcc nccds e. greatcr area, on a pcrnanent basj-s, thc aprrroximatcly 18 ecres rcmaining me;. be uscd. fcr temperar;r eamping only sn6- should' not bc pcrr'ii'ncirtly assigncd. to prtJ' Unit' (g) lhc prescnt pro..graJl to climinate poison iry should bc continuccl. (ro) nne coii,mittce strong\, rccomr,rcnd.s that drini;i"ng water facilitics ex;land-cd. to a.11 areas r:f the calnp. (11) Sincc the Council lir ,lil ,1 now ovrns a tra,ctor, thc ad.ditionll lrorl be carricd. on to improvc thc Co:,rmittee rccolll..lcncls tile't rcac-is a,t camp. (lZ) [hu present plans ta ccluip the ca.rap vrith fi::o-fighting shou].d. bc bc equiprncnt c:;tcnd.od. c i,il, s$. thc Coinmlttcc recomiircnds tho.t thc Council continuc its $1.00 a )rcaf'leasc rsroon thc canp site at Cc:netcry iiid6c, Sardis Laitc, lviississlppi, for u=g in moting Scnlor Scouting. fhc Cornnittcc docs not provcmcnts be crectcd on rccoraiaond. that argr cepltal im- this propcrty within thc nci'r future. Itisrcspcctfuliyrcconncrrcicdthatacon.-y'ofthecerpingpfo}ram,as finallJ, ad.oitted. 14r thc Council, be distributed. tc t]:'c Unit lcad'crs in orclcr to prcvcnt raisrurdcrstandin€; as to drat is a,ctr:.:Il-' thc Councill s polic/ on various phascs of crraPing. Thc Co.-unittcc rccognizcs thc c1i{ficulQr vrhich r,rill bc entailcd- iu puiting thcsc rcco,iu,rciicl"ations into cffcct, and it, thcrcforcr IcsFcctfully sugScsts to the f:lccutivc 3oard. that a snnl1 Spccir'l Co::rmittcc bc cstatblishcd' to ii'plcmcnt thcsc rccoi,t icnd-ations. ;i. suplllciircntal Scouts camping problcins rcport d.caling r^dt.i thc ovcrr.ll rrriil bc subreitted. vrithin tirc ncar future' Rcspcctfulli' submi ttcd', 3. jo c I'I;r.nag-an Rc bcrt Ir. f rq'in, Jr. lJvan *'. fatc, Jr. Phil Slcri clc J. rtillcn ll{xrncll Hcnry S. DinkclsPi el S. Srcphcrd. Tatc, Chainlan S?ECL,-L Cti''iFI *rG CQiii'll It:I for iiir-gro � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Ixecutive 3oard MemPhts, Ienn' Chickasavr Council, 3oy Scouts of ameriea,, InC., Xeeember 9, 1953 Menphls, fennessee Attentiont Mr. Charles M. Cbump, President Gentlenens BPuRI Lf Slr0irtt -C-At$PIiIG.9UivlviIT[IE ilpon the recommendation of the Carnping Committee of Chickasaw Cou:rci1, 3oy Scouts of Ai,reriea, Inc., Mf . Charles M. Orurtr>, President Of the Council, by Ietter d.ated. July ?, 1953, appointed a Special Caurping Committee to meke an overall st1-,{y of canping in Chickasan Council. Bhose apoointed to the Comr.- ittee !,rere! lvressl's. AJ-van F. fate, Jr. , F. Joe Flanagan, PhiI Enerickr Robert fr. Irlrin, Jr., J. Millen l-arne11, Henry S. I)inkelqpiel, FJrd S. Shepherd- [ate, as Cheirrnan. In hi s letter appointing thi s Comrnittee, lvlr. Crunip brought to the Connitteets attention that the Counctl rras now operating Kamo Kia Kima at Hard;r, :irka.nsa.s, Camp Currier at Xudora, rvlississippi, and' also had a. ca-mp site at Cemetery Rld.ge, Sardis, Ilississlppi, all for r,rhite Scouts and that Canyp I\*lerr o,fennessee State Park, as well as a camp site ln the Negro area belol the d.am at Sar*is Lake, v,ere being used for liegro Scouts. i'{r. Crump requested that the Committee specla.1l;r concern itself r^rith the follor,rintj problemsl ll 1. Program at all of our camps. 2. Long range plan for our camping progrs"I[. 3. $pe of ca.rnping at Kia Kima, and., bearing this ln minci, the type of improvements needed' 4. id"equate camping facili ti es for idegro Sco uts, includ^ing the queJt:.on a.s to whether a permanent carp site should. be rurchased..rr Sirst of all, the Comrdttee prepared, a questionnaire for use in obtaining the opinions of various Scouters and Scouts relative to camping in the Council. Shis ouestionnaire, a copy of r,rrhich is attached as:xhibit rlArlr lr.,a.s first sent to all Scoutmasters, Assl stant Scoutnasters, -iqrloren J.dvi sors, ,'ssistant trxItlorer, id.visors, Iistrict Commi ssioners and Neighborhood Commi ssirners. Various members of the Co.iltttee then to^k these questionnaires to representative froops in the foui' d"istricts and. had the Scouts fill out the ouestionna. ire r",ith exception of questions which were not considered answerable b;r "cung Scouts. - 2- fhe results of these questionna.ires vrere then ta,bulated. for the use of the Coni,li tt ee. iiiext, the Committee intervie,,^red. Mr. r'/. Gordon I'{orri s, Scout Jxecutive, ivir. [hurman J. Ibashure, Assistant Scout Executive, ai1d. ivlr. Harley 3. Xrb, Regional Scout Xxecutive. Ihere r,^ra,s a"I so nade avall-abI e to 15s Q6nin:ittee bJ'Scnut hearlouarters va-rious rsports on camping r,,.rhieh had been ms.d.e ln the past ]/ears, a,s well as brochures or pamphlets prepared by the Na.tional Council setting forth recommended. practices on canping, T,iis Conmittee has had. ten separate meetin5s to consider these natters. ,r,lthough a recommendatton might be set forth in one sentence, it does not follolr that consid^erable thought was not given to such recommend.ation. Some recommend.ations lr€16 the result of several hours of deliberatiOn. The recommendations in lhig report are based. on the actual rvishes of the majorit;,- of the Scouters and Scouts FS expressed. in the questionnaires. fhis report v,111 be d.ivid^ed. into trno Darts. Ihe first part 1,,i11 concern itself r.rith overall camping probLens for vrhite Scouts, afld. the second lart r,riIl concerrl j.tself rdth the overall carirping problei,ts for Negro Scouts. .aIso, tlie report r^aIl d.eal first with camping at Kanp Kia Kima i-'.:rd next with crmping at Camp Currier. lased. on its find.ings and stuc,y, the Committee makes the follorrling recommend. ati ons: IsrS-iJJ-EIdn (I) -iiamn Kia l(ima should. continue to be the Council operated 1on:: term sumlller ca,mp. (a) fhe basis of camping should be the permanent iroop Unit and/or the provisional froop llnlt, ( 3) [his riomnittee strongl"',, recommends that ;reater attention should. be given b), the staff to the in&ividual Scout in a provisional Unit, and. any Scout qhould. be encouraged to staor in camp for a greater period" than tr,'Jo r^reeks. - 3- ( +) ,r.11 provisiona.I Scorrtmasters should. be trained. ad.ult leaclers rrtho are members of the p€rnanent camtc staff. (/ 5-\) ;., p]e,:oned. program promoting cffiP, both for the units and. for the ind,ivid.ua^Ls not in a unit, should be earried. out in the spring prior to the opening of camp. Ihis should. lnclud.e: (a) *', gigantic ral1y should be eond.ucted. b;r the 0rder of the ilrrovr to stimula.te desire in boys and. Units to attend. caqr; (b) ,, brochure describing the camp and. its program should. be sent to the parents of a.Il Scouts in the Council; (c) Visitation to the [roops, wlth the showing of movies of K.K.K., shouliL be macl.e by the llistrict Carnping Committees and" the llistrict 0rder of Arrol.ri (a) Feature stories and pictr:res of K.I'i.lt. should. be run in the local newspapcr s' (6) Since it is recognizr:d. that botter, older sta.ff leadership is needed, the Comrnlttee suggests the following method. of obtaining such leadershrp: (a) 81, encouragrng Scouts to stag, a longcr period than one l,ieek, a Io;,.alty and. Iove for the cam, rriLl be instil]ed. in the boy and v,riII bring him back year after year and. make hin vp,nt to become a sta.ff member. (b) .{r caJnp emblem avra,rd, sueh as a sash, r'r}:ich can be ea,rned" each year as a progressive emblem, sho''tld. be esta.t'lished., and vride publiclty shouJ-d. be given in the Courrcil to the r,,d.nners of these &t\rards. ( c) t'n:en the staff is happy, the carpers 6.re happlr; thereforc, leisure time should be provid"ed. so that the staff can have some social activitles. ( ?) Since the survey has established. that the overwhelming ma.iority of Scouters and Scouts prefer a mixed program of Scouting instructions 6:ril ga"mes, the Cornmittec strongly recosrnends that the professional staff givo grcater atteution to fun in Scouting, includ,ing the use of vrid.e ganoes, ild p1.rn and promote active participation in wide games. J -a (A) Since the survey indicates that the nresent raaterfront activities are one of the l:est features at camp, the Comrolttee reconmends that they be continued a,nd. enlarged. (g) 1;ue to the overcror^rded con6.itions of the swlmming area an6 shallor^u ing of the river channel, layout of the s!.^rilnming atca, as well as the sched'uling of froop sr,/imming, should be regulatetl so as to al]ovr for the ma:cimun use of the rive]t r,rhich is not true und.er the lay-out at the present time. (fO) I;ays should. be devised to rnalce it mand"atorlr for all fees for froops anc. ind.lviduals to be paid. in a,dva.nce. in iviemphis and. not at camp' (ff ) i, method, should be dcvlsed for exlre diting the proeessing of the swimming and. health qualiflcaticns for incoming Units' (12) An ad.equate handicre.ft program, includ.ing a, trained hand:icraft instructor, should be developed. and emphasized' (13) ihere should. be a trainin6 progran cond.ucted w K.K.:(. staf f for the Unit lea,ders before theJr bring their Units to ca:lp' (f+) Ihe staff members should" refrain from smotr:ing in the prescnce of the bolrsrrrdshould-bepernitted'tosrnokeonlyinrestrictedareas' (I5) fhere should be centra.l mess ha1l feed.ing r'ri'th the right in a Troop or post to carp at a permancntl;r established. canip site or at a cagp site aoprovcd. by the camp }irector, and there to prepare food' r^fuich has been issued' bJ' the Camp Comni ssary. (fO) ii kitchen, coiami.ssary anil mess hall to accomnodate 250 persons shortd be erected. (1?) 1f a new mess hiill is burlt, the old mcss hafl shou'Id' not be clestrolrp6 but should. be d.iverted- for use as a cr';''ft ernd' stori''ge building' (IB) Iacilities for Scoutmastersr families at canrP a1,e not recommended at the present time. (rg) A nevr well to take care of 250 persons shoi'ld' be d'ri11ed'' (eO1 ,,dditional closed shower facilities, as weLl' as a hot showcr for the ho spi tal , shoulrl' be installed'' E -u- (Zf) iidditional latrine fa.cilities she,:.1-d be provi&od for. (ZZ) [he present pernanent camp sites are ad-equate for tho nrcsent cary) attenrla,nce. In the event of increased registra,tion, additioneJ- permanent canry) sites should. bc d.cveloped. (eg) The lodejes in the camp rectanglc shoulcl be used' for hcusing only' (:+; []re professiona.l staff shouLd.'orovide cquipnent and' facillties for softball, volley ball, horsehoes, ping;:orrg, etc., to be used' at ttre d"iscretion of Unit leaders. c/0'{P_-AmtsLrB (f) Camp Currier should continuc to be opcrated" as a Unit caiirp exclusively' Il is recommendcd. that Camp Curyier should. not bc operated as a Council operated l-ong-term summer calnp. ( e) The d.ining hall and. kitchen, boats, ctc., should. alw4rg be availa'ble for use of Units vhich d.esire to hi',ve long'terin ( six days or more) camps' Units shculd not be allovred to r-rse the d'ining haI1 and' lcitchcn for cooking and eating on weckend. or short-ti:rin Cglllpsr Ihc;r 556":1 d' cook and eat in the opcni (3) The present council polic;r rcgulating the use of Institution-ownod lodgcs should' be maintained, that is' (u)T}relnstitutionm4]/ccntinuetouseitslod'geforalryroved.Scouting purposes in accnrd"iince r.dth the rulcs nni-1 reg;ulatinns nor'r in force and hereafter adopted. for the improvcment, crcvelopnterrt, and control of Canp Currier' (b) The lodge at all tiines shall be insured against fire loss in a"n amouxt to give tire best s6vl 5sb]e protectioiL' 3'nd rertth a reputable insurance cnmpa:nr.Thispo).ic},sha}lcontalnlosscla,usepayabletot.relnstitiltion and./or to the Council as their intercsts Ina)r appear. A copy of such policy is to be d.eliverec. to the council. In event such policy ls not rencued" at tine it lapses, the Cerrncil mali renelr/ the se'mc' notifying the Institution of such action takcn; if the Institutinn fails to rcllay the ccuncil in full' r,rithin 90 days, thc Institution rights in thc lod'ge shall pa'ss to the Council' - b- (c) In the e,vcnt tiie Institution fails to maintain the lodr:-e in a state of rcpair satisfactory to the Camping Comralttee of the Council after 90 days rrritten notice from the Committee to the Institution pointing out the items ncedin; repairs, the lnstitutionts rights ln the 1od€e shall pass to the Counctl. ( d) In tho cvent the lnstitutionr s 3oy Scout and/or Xxplorcr Scout Chartcr lapse, four months after the last of such Chartors lapscs, the Council shal1 ha.ve the right to usc and, tf necessat"Jr, to repair the lod.ge. fvrelve months after the last of such Charters lapses, the lnstitutionls rifihts ln the 1od.5o shal1 pass to thc Council. ShouLd. t}:e Institution receivc a reneual of its Cha-rter vrithin such tuclvc mr:nths, the lodgo shalL revcrt to the Instituticn upon the Institutionrs reimbursing thc Council in fulI for the amount of ncccssarJr rqpa.irs made $r the Council during the tlvelve month period.' (a) In collaberation vdtn t,he Cairp Dircctor, [rcops shotild be given the op,:ortunitj, to develop and. mark cantp sites not to cxeecd, 150::150 feet. fhese sites ai"e to be tent sites on13r, nith no pcrrianent installati-ons. [hcse froops lril1 havc preference on the use of these sitcs on the vrcekcncls that thc;r 1,vj.stl to attcnd. camp ancl shall retain this privilcgc subject to a rcvicv each ycar at thc tilae of their annua] Chartcr revier,,r. ( 5) rls substantiated" by thc survcy, thc majority of Sco"u'rters $.ould welcomc a pro{,ran of spccia} weckend. activities, such as, ncrit badgc itlstructions, lyood-craft contcst, etc., and., accord.ingly, tliis Connittce recon.lcnds that the professiona"l ste.lf provide such a pi'ogram. (6) Since thc surve;r indicatcs thc ap::rovpJ of the prcscnt watcrfront activitics, the Conmittee reco:iuicnd.s that t}:cy bc continucd and enlarged. ( ?) fhe la.ke slroulcl- bc clcancd up and maclc morc suitablc for r,ratcrfront a,cti viti cs. (a) nue h the oxpand.cd froop caropin; activities rccommcndcd by this Connittce, this Cor.rmittce fccls that thc proscnt alloca.tion of space of the original 20 acres to the frainin.g Committec shoul-d. be confincd. to thcqpproximatol:' tr'o acres actually boing usecl b;- tire fraining Committcc and shor.1d' be -7- marlicd, uith thc understand.iraS that as thc nced.s of thc fraining co:itiirittce grow, provision shaLl be madc to onlar..e tiiis !,Teo.. 'until st'.ch tlmc as t}:c Tra'ining com:ittcc nccds e. greatcr area, on a pcrnanent basj-s, thc aprrroximatcly 18 ecres rcmaining me;. be uscd. fcr temperar;r eamping only sn6- should' not bc pcrr'ii'ncirtly assigncd. to prtJ' Unit' (g) lhc prescnt pro..graJl to climinate poison iry should bc continuccl. (ro) nne coii,mittce strong\, rccomr,rcnd.s that drini;i"ng water facilitics bc ex;land-cd. to a.11 areas r:f the calnp. (11) Sincc the Council now ovrns a tra,ctor, thc Co:,rmittee rccolll..lcncls tile't ad.ditionll lrorl be carricd. on to improvc thc rcac-is a,t camp. (lZ) [hu present plans ta ccluip the ca.rap vrith fi::o-fighting equiprncnt shou].d. bc c:;tcnd.od. c i,il, s$. thc Coinmlttcc recomiircnds tho.t thc Council continuc its $1.00 a )rcaf'leasc on thc canp site at Cc:netcry iiid6c, Sardis Laitc, lviississlppi, for u=g in rsromoting Scnlor Scouting. fhc Cornnittcc docs not rccoraiaond. that argr cepltal improvcmcnts be crectcd on this propcrty within thc nci'r future. Itisrcspcctfuliyrcconncrrcicdthatacon.-y'ofthecerpingpfo}ram,as finallJ, ad.oitted. 14r thc Council, be distributed. tc t]:'c Unit lcad'crs in orclcr to prcvcnt raisrurdcrstandin€; as to drat is a,ctr:.:Il-' thc Councill s polic/ on various phascs of crraPing. Thc Co.-unittcc rccognizcs thc c1i{ficulQr vrhich r,rill bc entailcd- iu puiting thcsc rcco,iu,rciicl"ations into cffcct, and it, thcrcforcr IcsFcctfully sugScsts to the f:lccutivc 3oard. that a snnl1 Spccir'l Co::rmittcc bc cstatblishcd' to ii'plcmcnt thcsc rccoi,t icnd-ations. ;i. suplllciircntal rcport d.caling r^dt.i thc ovcrr.ll camping problcins for iiir-gro Scouts rrriil bc subreitted. vrithin tirc ncar future' Rcspcctfulli' submi ttcd', lJvan *'. fatc, Jr. Phil Slcri clc J. rtillcn ll{xrncll 3. jo c I'I;r.nag-an Rc bcrt Ir. f rq'in, Jr. Hcnry S. DinkclsPi el S. Srcphcrd. 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ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMJ\1IT'I'EE T. J . McGuire , Chairman Jay M('lrgan W. Q. Cole Abe Sauer I . G. Goldsmith Edgar Provine &· PROFESSIONAL $TAFF w. H. R. Blackwood , Chairman SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE CLINIC COMMITTEE Doyl e Nanco , PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE Gordon Morr i s, Scout Exeeutivo Thurman J. Frashure , Asst. Scout Executive Robert M. Bentley , Jr ., Field Execut ive Clifford J. Nolan , Field Executive s. Ralph Young , Field Executive William B. Springer , Field Executive Walthall Petors , Field Executive Roy Billions , Chairman ARENA SHr.W COMMITTEE J . D. Carruth , Chairman Jimmy Seaton William Kcmr J • n. ·Turnham RECEPTION AND GUESTS COMMITTEE R. D. Full er , Chairman DEr.ORATIONS COMMITTEE John Hessen , Chairmen PUBLICITY AND PA.RADE COMMITTEE c. C. Handly , Chairman E, L. Williamson Joel Wiggs Che.rles M. Crump Reverond Harry Williams Rovere~d M. J. V(ISSO H. F. Hemker Abe Sauer DISTRI0T COMHISSIONERS ID1 Murry Rioter SW Dwight Williamn SE Lamar Newport Taylor Claiborne Critt Miso Roy Johnson NE T. J . McGuire , III I.G. Gol dsmith , Scout Crmm �r B0 Y .Q..JL.L.Q.JL~_fl A W S C 0 UT G 0 F ';F£IGERS AND MEMBER': ~F c o..u N Q_Lh A M ER I r; .A , I TJ-:E EXEr;UTITI BOP.RD !L.Q.!. ·.li'G~_'.g_@_]_EAR 12.2~ er!t R. D. ]1illc r . . . ... ... . ...... . .. .... .. . . ...... ... ... . ?r«:>sid t csidcn r Vit-,c-P F . J()c Flana.g an .. . ...... •... . . . ...... •. .. ...... t en Presid Herber t F . Hemke r •. . ....•• . ... . . .. . .. ••.• •. •..• ViceA. E . Rdhenb erg ••.••• ••.••• .•• , •• • .•. . •••• .•• .. Vi cc-Pre sidont nt R . D. McLendon •• .••• ••• .•.••• • . ••. .• . .• .•..• .•. Vice-Presid~ id.cnt El ton A. Ricvcn , Jr • • •••.•• • •.•• • . , •.•••• .•••• . Vice-- Frcs t ~::iidcn r Vice-P ...• •.•. . .• • .. ,,, •.••• • .• • J . R . We.lker •••••• ••. nt reside Vice-P ....•• .•.•.• • •• ••.. .•.. • .. . E. L, WilliBmson •.•• r I r a G. G<1lds mith ...... ...... ...... . .. ...... Scout Ccmmi rrnicnc ror Tr~A.su ... . . .... ...... .. . .. . .. ..... J. M. M~Knight • .... ...... tivc W, !}ordon Mor:r.:l.n •••..• .••.•. . •• . , •• • •. ... .. , .• 8c cut F:xcr-.'J. D I S TR I CT C H A I R ME N .:;:_...:;:_..;;c_~_;_, ..;;;._..::_~..::._...:;.;;_.. Ray J. Coltha rp • . ...... •..•.• .. . ...... ..... 8~uthcast L , R~ Whl.to • . . ••• • , •••••. •.••.. •••••• ••.• Miss is::ii ppi Doy le C , NanM .... .. ..• . . . . . ..•• • . . . . .•.•• • S0uthw cst F . T , Thaye r , Jr ...... ...... ...... ...... ... Nor theast E . L . Will i &.mson ••.•. ,.,., •. • , ••• ,, •• . . .• • • Nor thwest J . L . Rob0rt non ., , ••.••. •••. , ••• , •.•••• . . , Ori ttcnde n C 0 MM I T T E E Distr ict Distr ict Distr ict Di ::itric t Distr ict Distr ict CHA I R MEN A . B. B0wman .•• .•.. . .. . .. . ... . • Campi ng & Ac tiviti es o. H. Cnay ••.. • •.•••• •.•• • .•••. . ..•... .•Advan cement T, Rober t Acklen ...... ...... ...Awards & Resolu tions S , Shephe rd. Tate •••••• ••• , •• . Conoti tution e~ By-Law s E. J. Hou~e •.•••. .•. ... . .. .•. .. .... .. ...•.• • Financ e Dr. P . Thurma n Crawfo rd •.••.• ••••.• • Heal th & Safoty How.ci.rd M. Gr ube ., •••••• •••• , •• ••••• •••• Int e r -Racia l Ray Hcrzog •• ••. •••••• •• •••••• ••• Lcadc rship Tr aining J. D. Tennis on , Jr •• ." .• ,, •• Organ i zat i on & Extens iC'n Joe Helms ••.•.. •• •. , ••• , .,., . ••••• , •• , • •• Outfitter ~ i onR M. J . V C' ssc ... . .. ...... . . . . . . . . . ,. Public Re l a t tion E~posi ••• , •• •••.. • C. A . Atkins on ••• •• •••••• ••.• Herbe rt F. He mker •••••• , ••••.• •••. , •.• , ••• Person nel Cr mmittc e Commit tee Comm ittee Ccmmi ttce Committ ee Committz~ Commi ttee Commit tee Commi tteo Commit t ee Commit tee CC\mmittce CC'mmi t tcc M EMB ERS -AT- LAR GE w. R• T • · Hunt , <Tr • Rober t L. Irwin, J r, F . Cl yde Vimbc rt H. Austin C. Arthu r A. K . Brn ~o Burl't"W J . D. Carrut h H, M, Clayto n I'. A. Cl11.yt on Cha rle fl M, Crump Edwin Da lst:t·om Dr. A. W. D.ick Phil En:eric lc W. B, F'ord yce Lt. Cmdr . Ro ho rt R . C . Ma;rn G·n .~ ·dc111A. l J ack P. Golrla0hmtd C. C. Hand l;r W. P. Ha lliday T. P . IT011•ard W. C. Mille r Allen J.iC'l·g An Rtrnso ll Pe1·r.v Samtw l S . ? hArr George r . Philli pa , .TI··.:~ W. L , Sha:·p~ ' J • L • Skinnc .l\. AlvA.n F. Ta.to , J r .. .. L. K. Th omrP ..,n R. A. Trir_rc C'r Rabh.i J'n mcB A , Wax fo-a •cro:i."i .rool !ViggG .. " •" �,- - - - - -·- - - - - - --- - -- -- -- ---- --------- ----- -· -- ... !I r.r H E ARENA Sa t,·:i.rdA.y FridA..y night GH 0 W t:l.ft~rnoon 2: 30 P,M. 7:30 to 8 :30 F.M, Chicke.0E\w1 Counr:il welcome:; ant i on . YC'l '::;a.t:nd.a.y Itight 7:30 to P:)r P. M. t.o see tho E:ir1)loring Prr-g;ra.rn 1r: SOCIAL ••• , •• , •..• ,., •••••. , ••••• , •••• , , •• Poto Dcwman, Ctairmn.n . r c~t 42 P(lst 42 Post 75 Seni or Girl Scout - Mariner Ship 27 ~s t Unita rian Church VOCATION , • • , ,, ,, ,., •••.••••• , • • ,., •• ,G(lrdon M(lntcith, Ch.i:i.irrrAn P0st 40 Goa Ex:rlorcr Unit - P o3t 59 Air Exp l orer Unit - Pnst ~h CUTOOOR •.•• , , •••• , .•• , , ••• , • , , . , . • , , . , . •Fred Atchl&y, ChAirmA.n Post 22 Post 97 Post 22 SERVI CE .,,.,., ••.•..... ..• .......... • • , •• Phil Adams , ChAirmP.n F0Rt 4J Post 4J Pf\St 4£:. NARRATOR , •• ,., ..•. ,, •• ;· ••• , •••.• , •• ..•. .. ••. • •.. Fill Su llivAn C iiAIR~ffi.:V OF ARENA. sncw •. .••.•••.. .. • .. ..•...•. ... J . D. Carruth ELEC'.i1RICIAN ••••••••• ••• •• , •••••.•• , ••••••••• , •.•• Jimmy Scat l'l n OCINt''l.1El7CTIONf; ., . • •.• • , ••••• • • • , •... , •• . .•• .••..••• William Kemp 'J • .D• Turnham -·~---,--- ·-- ·-- -.-- - ... - ------- -- -·· - �1 9 5 4 I 1~ I I I i 2 41 5 - SU EJECT UMIT Pa.ck 2 6 Pack 8 43 7 rack 13 46 49 8') Pack 21 A S G I G N M~ N T S ~PONSORING INSTITYJJQ~ Id.lewild Pr esbyt e rian Church Ciibmaster - ~' hco Cc.i ich Saint Lukc;J Mc t hod.ist Church PnGt Office SE Cuhmaste r - George Elliott St . John 1 s Mothod.ist Church KitoG SW Cubmastcr - T. T . 13oocroft Buntyn Prcsbytcri~n Church SE Cubmastor - Rar rott Ogden Glenview Prnsbyterian· Church Hr:.n(l i craft SW Cubmastcr - Cecil McDonal d Fellcwship Cla.::is - Trinity Methodist Misc . Craft NW Cubmastcr - Joo Fitzratrick Bellemie Baptist Chur~h Fir st Aid l'lW Cubmaster - H, W. Walpole Optimist Luncheon Club Aircraft NW Cubmaster - E . C , Grissom Station Imrrovcmont Club White NEturecraft SE Cubmastcr - F, Warren Chaille Blessed Sacrament Chur~h Don Fun Cubma~ter - Robe rt E. Booiring ' s Club Fisherman ore L · Indian SE Cubmaster - J. F. Gr eg ory Templ e Siste r hood of Temple Israel Stamps NW Cubmastcr - Sam Tsuber Mar y ' s Ep iscopal CA. thcdral Gt. Home t a Scouts Cub li!W Cubmaster - W, H. J0ncs, Jr , Union Avenue Baptis t C hur~h Misc. Crafts SE Cubmaster - Gordon Kcmr t Memphis Rota ry Club \:les Cr itt Mi sc. Crafts Cubmas t c r - B. B. McCarloy Me.con Roa d Presbyterian Chur~h ~l1ransporta ti on NE Cubmast c r - Robert W. ''ra ltcrs Heig hts Prosl'yte rian C hurch ~ Highland Pinncer Homebuilding NE i. Cubmast e r - Carl ';J , Blcdsco Church tian s Chri Memorial Tayl~r Model Building NE Cubmastor - R. C, Kellc7 St . Lukes r-i: ethodi st Chur~h Cubs in La nd ~f Cz SE Cubmastcr - 1v. F . St erhenson St. John 1 f! Erisc0pR l Church Lcathcrcraft GE Cubmaster - Williard Dix0n Whitehaven Kiwanifl Club J i g Saw Crafta SW Cubmastcr - J . Thayer Hciut~ Springdale - P.T.A, Handicraft LeRuc Marx - Cublllf\stcr Presby terian Church Second ModelG SE Cubma~ter - J n mca Mcl~allum Fi r es t one '11 ir0 & Rubber Company Aircraft NW Cubmast e r - A. T . Edw.t1.:·d:"-1 St, Paul Me th0di s t Church Basketwcaving SW \ Cul'mAstcr - Norris 0won<' Jackson Avenue Method:l.st Church Thing~ that go NE Ct:bmast!1r - Ja ck . D. · B-rown Prescctt Mcm0rial Bapti'-'t Church SE Cl:.°l'ma<'tcr - M, J . Vo sse , Jr. . Michael!:! Hcly Name Socict7 St Ccra!JliC~ CubmRstor - Jo hn Rc zba I . Church Methodist cmoriR.l M Rebecca 'l'hc Ki tes SE Cl~l'master - George F . Acreci SW Pack 1 Pa ck E XP 0 S I T I 0 N F i n House I 51 Pa.ck 2 2 9 Pack 24 54 Pa.ck 2.5 Pack 11) 26 r e.ck 27 Pack 31 12 r t ck 32 14 rack 3.5 16 Pack Jtl 17 Pa ck 40 Pack 42 4l~ 20 Pack (-.9 Pack _5 1 2.5 I'ack 72 Pack 59 27 55 I'a ck 60 Pack 61 10.5 Pack 64 77 r ack fi6 Jl Pack 79 ---- - - -- -------- • �rTagc 2 ·- 1954 I©')0 .rH UNIT ' 83 E~OSITION .N-T_G_ ________ ____ _ _ -ASSlGNl·fo Pack 82 DI s 1.r • SE GvBJDCT Inrlian CraftA 85 P&~k 8~ ME z~me Game~ 8~ Pei.ck 9 1 81.v lnrl:i.an L,,ro l 9.'.'i P&ck 92 'NE Fs.m-:i.ly Flln 93 j\'JE 0,c·ramir, 3 1 i I I i I 11 rb.()k 90 Par.k 99 GW lfor'.1.fl l noat a 92 Pack 207 NW Handicraft 34 Pa ck 211 NE Comll'iU.nicationo 3~ Pack 214 3E Air Adventure~ Pe.ck 219 SE Game a 39 Tr oop 1 NW 3 Troop 2 Flag 5 SW '.1.'roop iS NW Rad i n Troop 7 SE S ignaling Troop 9 NE Nature lvild.lifo •rroor lO SE Pioneer Bridge 44 Troop 1 1 S"l Camping 48 Troor 13 NW Radi "' 4n 4" /., 103 Tr0op ~~POHSORING I NST ITUTION Gt. Anne 0e.thc-,1-i'n0r.urr.h Jflstcr , Jr . r,ubmaster L,q:lfler P . T .A , ~ibmastcr - H . P . rr~nlcy i lall1wy Hcightn P , T . A. Cu.hrr.a3ter -W . 1 , 3b.e.r.ks Graha.mwood 3chocl ·- P . T .A . C'1bmastcr -· J, 3 , ner.htcld , Jr , m.ghla.nd Hoight~ Mo thod.:l.st r.hurch CubYr.antor - H. R. Ballard St. Tr.ome.~ Holy Name Socicty Cubtna.stcr - J . A. Busler Winche::itor Civic C:lub Cu brna.::itcr - J . T , Mc-.Kit tri.ck Fir nt Baptist Church Cubma.stcr - C , M. :DR.llard South Central Civ i c Club Cubn:a.stor - W. ~, Gadlcr Church ("If th() Hr ly- Communior. Cubmastcr - H. ~·l . Lancaster c. r . First Mcth(\dist 0~urch ScoutrrAst0r - J , R. Timbo rl::i.ko St. Luke:; Mo thodbt Churr.r. Scout ma::>kr - L,;nd0n BMth St . John ' s Mcthod l P.t Church 3cou tmar, tcr - R. C. M..1.~/3 RarC\n Hir::ich Men ' r. · Club Scrutma:;ter - Aoc Sauer CJrcling 15 NW Trading Post 1.l'ro(lr 19 SE Painting !l'r0or 20 Slv Cam.r Equ ipment Tro0p - - - - --··-- ·- - - ---·--- Union Avenue Methodi:;t Churr.h Gcoutma:;ter - R, E, Giddcn3 l1cn 1 n Club-Eve rgreen Presl'-;ytcriar. ScC'utma:-itor -· R"'Y D. Rainey Temple Bapti~t Church Scoutma3tor - Duane Mallery Glenviow Prc:;hyter i Rn Church Scoutmaster - Cecil McDonald Tr i nit;;r Methodist C.hi:rch Scoutma3ter - Dougl a3 Smith , J r . Knir,htn of Pythiar, - LodgEJ # 39 Scoutmaster - L, D. Dyer Bellevue :f3.qpti.Gt Church Scoutmaster - D. D, KittP, Jr , Uni<'n A'\·0nu0 Raptist Church Scoutmaster - 50 Pl um hi ng 53 i'/(lrl d 0ltizcnsh il:' Ch~ rlcs Chapman Idl cwild Presb,y terian Church Scoutmaster - Jnhn D. Walt Blessed Sacrament Church -· Men 1 s CJi~ Scou tmastcr - E . H. '1fainright St , Ma tthews Methidi?t Church Scout ir.aster - Dill Srlckard Temple I s ra"11 .55 1 l'r00p 25 NW BRskc t ry 'j'? '.'l'ro op 27 NW 59 Troop JO SW Decatur Street Chri~ t ifl.n C.b:rch Scoutma<"tnr - Ll o.rd Aciam~ 1 !hi tohavcn llctho<l.iPt Church ]'orcritry ScontmA.::itor -· E . L . VP.ndiveer ... --- --· ·------·------·--- ---··-·-- ---·-· Scoutmantcr Rcpt.ile Study J a ke Fonrcrg �~---·-- - -- -- ·- Pago 3 ·- 1954 EXPOSITICN ASSIGNMEN'l·S DIS'l' . .1.1 · -..--SUBJEC' NE Firomanshir 13 Troop 32 61 Troop 33 IIJ"E (Exp)Troop 33 62 Troop 34 $W 15 'l' roop 35 NE 63 Tr oop 36 3W 18 Troop 40 SE 65 Troop 42 SE 19 Tr oop 43 SW 66 Troop 44 1~/ 21 Troop 45 NW ~7 Troor 47 NW 68 Troop 4P- SW 70 'l'roop 51 24 Troop 53 GE 23 Tro op 54 SE 26 Troop 55 SE 71 Tr oop 57 SW 73 Troop 59 i~W 75 Troop 6"1 SW 28 Tro op 61. 7h Troop 64 SE 78 Tro op 70 NW 29 Tr oop 72 Cr itt 79 Trcop 7J Cr i tt 80 Troop 74 SE JO Troop 75 SE NE L _·_ T_r _o_0_p_ 7_9_ SE Angling Service Unit Bookbinding Macon Road Men ' s Clur Scoutmaste r - R. J, Harper, Sr . Memphis Civitan Club Scoutmaster - B. W. Beaumont Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church Scoutma3ter - George Philli ps Heights Frosbyter ian Church Highland Elcctri c i ty - R. E , Drake tmaster Scn.u Catholic Ch.:mh Conception te Immacula Ar chery Scoutmaster - Alfred Dintretti St. Luke 1 s Methodist Church Surveying Scoutmaster - Jeck Foote St. John's Episccpal Church Kntt Tying Scoutma~ter - Cameron Clough Central Chri stir. n Church First Aid Scoutmaster - Kenneth Humphreys McLean Br o the rho od-~·' cLean F...a:pt.i st Camri ng Sc outmaster ~· George Ashton Ir.tornation al Harvester Comrany Agriculture Sc ou t mAstor ~ w. T . Gilr oy 5l North Improvement Club Knot a Scoutmaster - Ch~r lcn Thomp3on McLemcre Presbyteri an Church Automobilin g Scoutme.ster - Newt on Cook Civic Cl ub Springdale Printing Gilk Screen Scoutmas ter - VI . D. Crow Oakv ille Civic Club Railroading Scoutmaster - Cecil Connolly . Anne Cathclic Church 3t Railroading Jo s eph A. Waff - Scoutmaster First Aid to Animals Second Presbyteri an Chur ch Gcou tma s tcr - J. ll'iillcn Darnell n. Hill - P.T .A. A. Carpontry Scoutmas te r - H.F. Bittlingcr Firostcnc Tire & Rubber Company Camping Scou tmaster - L, R, Tognetti St. Paul's Methodist Church Finger Printing Scou t ma s ter - J ohn W, Whitehead Avenue Methodist Church Jackson Cooking Scoutmaster - Herbe rt C. Simmons Proscet t Memorial Church-Bap ttst Neckerchi ef Slides Scoutmaster - Alan M, Strautman Millington Rotary Club Reading Scoutir.a.8 ter·· Johr. Kolszar Harion Rl"tary Club Conservatio n Scoutmaster - Ernest Crawford , Jr. West Memphis RotRry Club Cc in C0lloct ing Scoutmaster - Tommy Sims Park Avenue Lodge # Jf 2 Conservatio n- Soil Scoutmas ter - Henry W, Cross lfollins Mcthodbt Church Mapping Scoutmast er - Robert L. Hall Memorial Methodi s t Church Rebecca He-me Rerair Scoutma ster - Cl i fford Kron0 �. ....... . .. --·-· · ~·· .. .. I Page 4 - 19)4 EXPdSITI0N ASSIGN~lENTS §P9 pSORJNG_ .Di.ST l'.l'U~_! ON ;]OOTH I! Hil lin gto n Meth odi st Chu rch Sco utm aste r - s. L, Pe rpe r Germantown Civ ic Clu b Bir d Stu dy Tro op 87 SE Sco utm aste r - Rob ert E . Fl eming Pa.r k Ave . Cumberland Pre sby teri an ip nsh kma Mar SEi 89 op Tro Scoutmas te r - R. C. Tatom . T. A. Phy sic al Development Graha mwood P r - C. l•f, Mason Tro op 92 11E Sco utm aste '. hla nd Hc i ght a Me tho dis t Chu r ch Hig e Lif ect Ins NE ; Tro op 9J Sco utm aste r - Fr ed F . Wright , Jr. 1 rch Chu Calve.r y Meth odi st Lca tho rwo rk Troop 94 SW r aste utm Don Kimle r - Sco ani s Clu b & Memphi s Housing Kiw Pio nee r Tow era Tro op 95 SW Scoutm ast er - D. R, Hepburn J Parkway Bap tist Church Scou tin g Sk ills ~ ,Jr n i Troop 97 SW Irw L, ert Sco utm aste r - Rob I . Ste phe ns Me tho dist Church St Lea the rcr aft 1 Tro op 200 NE hes Hug Sco utm aste r - \ illi am lsea Ave , Method i st Church Che Camp Si t .c I Troop 205 NW Sco utm aste r - W. H. Pos ey Fir st Bap t ist Church Com mun icat i ons Troop 211 NE Scoutmast er - Cha rle s F . Saf l ey Tcmplo Me tho dist Chu rch Av iati on Troop 213 NW Sco utm aste r - Rob~rt Cra bt re e Sou th Cen tr al Civ ic Clu b Camping Troop 214 SE Sco utm aote r - Ma rcu s Pri ne Dogwood Gar den C1u b Cabin ma.king Troop 216 NE Sco utm aste r - H. v. Col eman Chu rch of Holy Commun ion Saf ety j Troop 219 SE Sco utm aste r - W, K. Simpson ! rce me Com Memphi s Jun ior Cham ber of Woodworking Troop 224 NE Sco utm aste r - Tr ent H. Lau ndr c W, Memphis Cham ber of Commer ce g erin one Pi tt Cri 2J2 Troop Scoutm ast er - Robe r t Maddux Tro cp 80 32 I 84 33 98 87 88 104 102 91 99 93 35 37 94 9, 38 97 Dra mat ico NW I Fes t 13 NW Servic e Uni t Pos t 24 SE Ser vi ce Uni t 58 Pos t 27 NW Cra fts 22 Pos t 45 NW Soi l Con ser vat ion Pos t 61 NE Ser vic e Uni t Pos t 80 NW Outdoo r Sk ills Pos t 82 GE Ser vic e Un it Pos t 84 SW Se r vic e Uni t Pos t 97 SW Totems Pos t 20 1 SE Se rvi ce Uni t 82 101 I. - Tri nit y Method ist Chu r ch , Jr. 1 Ex , Adv i s or . - R0 ber t Shu l tz j St. Mat the ws Method i s t Chu rch B.Y. . Adv i s0r .. _ Ben Hu""fman Dec atu r St r eet Ch rist i an Church Ex . . Adv isor · - Clyde E . Gil l ter Company Int o r n~ tional Har ves ·c. Lewis ert - Alb Ex ~ AdviG0 r Chu rch st i Jac k~on Ave . Method lio ns Bil . J Ex . Ad vis 6r. - R. ton ing ll Mi Method i~ t Chu rch nea s Gui ian rist Ex. Aclv i sor · - Ch rch St . Anno Cat hol ic Chu n Waf f t~ . 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Gordon Norris, Scout Executive Thurman J. Frashure, Asst. Scout Executive Robert M. Bentley, Jr., Field Executivo Clifford J. Nolan, Field Executive S. Ralph Young, Field Executive William B. Springer, Field Executive vlalthall Peters, Field Exeou t ive CmlIHTTEE H. R. Blackwood, Roy Billions, ARENA Chairman UNITS COf-'lHITTEE Chairman SHOW- COHl'HTTEE J. D. Carruth, Jimmy Soaton vlilliam Kemr J. D. Turnham RECEPTION R. D. Fuller, Chairman COI-ii'fITTEE John Hessen, PUBLICITY Chairman AND GL~STS COMMITTEE DECORATIONS J. R. Hurt, Chairman J. E. Morton W. E. Waddell Jim lvIarquia W. R. Moyers, Jr. PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION Chairman E. L. vfilliamson, Chairman Troy Beatty, Jr. O. H. Coay Frank Gresham lililliam Johnson CONCESSIONS Chairman SE~VICE JUDGING AND A1r{ARDSCONdTTEE BOOKLET S Chairman CLINIC Cm1JvlITTEE PROGRAM I S HOW!' I_O::-..:;N:.....-.-..;&=---=A R E N A .---------1 Chairmen AN}) PARADE COfiI~HT'I.'EE C. C. Handly, Chairman E. L. Williamson Reverend Joel l-viggs Charles M. Crump Reverend Harry vHlliams M. J. Vosse H. F. Hemker Abc Sauer DISTRICT Cor-mISSIONERS !lfurryRioter Dwight 1ifilliama Lamar Newport Taylor Claiborne Roy Johnson m., SW 3E Critt r.Us t'I T. J. McGuire, III J~ I.G. Goldsmith, Scout C~mm �! LlLL.Q-1Lh- II I I BOY S A ~l S C 0 U T 3 0 F OFFICERS AND MEl1n3ERS OF T}:E EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR 'rHI) YEAR 1954 R. D. Fuller ..••.•..•.••......•.•..••.•............. Prcsidorlt F. Joe Flanagan .....•..•...•.........•........• Vice-Prosident He rber t F. Hemker •.......•...•.......••.••....• Vice-President A. E. Hohenberg ••.•••••••••.•••.••.••.••...•••• Vice-President R. D. IvTcLendon••.••••••••.••••.•....•...•..•.•. Vice-President Elton A. Ri ev os , Jr ••••...•.•.•.••••.••••.•.... Vice--President J. R. <Talker•••••••.•••.••...•••••••••.•.•....• Vice-President E. L. Williamson •..•...•.•...•....•.•........•• Vice-President Ira G. Goldsmith •..........•..•••......•..• Scout Commissioner J. M. McKnight •..•.•........••.••....•..••.................• vi. Gord.on Norris ••...•..•.•..•.•••.•....•..••• 'I'r caaur or 3ccut Exe cu t Lvo D 1ST R I C T CHAIRMEN Ray J. Coltharp •..•..•.••.•..............•. 3~utheast L. R~ White ••.••••••• ~ ••••.•.•.••.•.•••.. Mississippi Doyle C. Nance ..•..............•...•..••.•• Southwest F. T. Thayer, Jr •••.•••••••.•.•.•.••••..••• Northeast E. L. Willi8msan ••.•.•••••...•••••••.•..••. Northwcst J. L. nobert::;on•••••.•••.•••••.••.•••.•..• Crittendcn District District District District District District .::;C:.....::O~M:...:...;jIfj--=.I_T=--T=--:E=-....:E=---...:C::...-=H.::... R MEN A. B. Bowman •••.•......•......• Camping & Activities O. H. Ccay ••..••...•••••.•.•••..•••...•. Advancement T. Robert Acklcn •••.••••••••••• Awards & Resolutions S. Shepherd Tate ••••••••••.•• Constitution & By-Laws E. J .. Hou se ••••••••.•.•.•.••.•.•.•.•..•••...•••••...•.•••.• Finance Dr. p. Thurman Crawford ••••••••••.•• Health & Safety Howard H. Grube •••••••••••.••••.••••••• Inter-Racial Ray Herz('lg ••••.••••••••••••••••• Leadership Training J. D. Tennison, Jr ••••••••• Organization & Extensicn Joe Helms ••••..••••.••••••••.••••••.••.•• OUtfittera M. J. Vossc •••••••••••••.•••.••.•• Public Relations C. A. Atkinson •••••••••••••.•••••..•••••• Exposition Herbert F. Hemker ••• ,•••••••••••••••••••• .Pcr aonnc l, C~mmittee Committee Committee Committ~c Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee MEMBERS~AT-LARGE », H, Austin C. Arthur Bruce A. K. Burr('w J. D. Carruth H. 1,1. CLayt on r. A. Clayton Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Dr. A. vi. Dick Phil Emerick v. B. Fordyce Lt , Cmd r , Robert G-ardcmal Jack p. Goldschmid C. C. Handly 111. r. Halliday T. p, Howard _._------------- -- ---- ---- B. T. Hunt I Jr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. F. Clyde Lambert R. C. Ma;rn W. C. Miller Allen IvIcrgan Ru:::;sell Perry Samuel S. Pharr George P, Phillipo, h·. s, L. Sharpe J. L, Skinner Alvan F. Tate, Jr. L. K. ThcmI':;Ion R. A. Trirpeor Ra bbi James A, Wax Rev'crelld Joel lViggG �-------THE S HOW ARENA ----I i I Friday -night 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. Saturday night 7:30 to 8:3(1 P.H. Saturday afternoon 2:30 P.M. I I I ! Chickasaw action. Council welcomes you to see the Exploring SOCIAL ••.•••••..•••.••••••••••••••••••••• Program in Pete Bowman, Chairman Post 42 Post 42 Post 75 Senior Girl Scout - Mariner Ship 27 1st Unitarian Church VOCATION ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• Gordon Monteith, Chairman Post 40 Sea Explorer Unit - Post 59 Air Exploror Unit - Post 66 OUTDOOR •••••••••••••••••••••.•.•••••.••. Fred Atchley, Chairman Post 22 Post 97 Post 22 SERVICE •••••••••.•.............•.•.....•••• Phil Adams, Chairman Post 43 Post 43 Post 48 NAR.RA.TOR ••• CHAlm~N It •••••••••••••••.••••••••• OF ARENA It" ••••••••••• SHCW ••.••••••.••••••..•••.•.•.• .Bill Sllllivan J. D. Carruth ELECTRICIAN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jimmy Seat~n CONSTRtiCTIONS ••.••.••••.••••••••...•.••••••••..••• William Kemp J. D. Turnham �, I 19 5 4 E X P 0 SIT ASS ION Pack 1 sw 2 Pa.ck 2 SE P()St Office 41 Pack 6 STtl Kites 5 Pack 8 SE Linoleum Craft Pc ck 11 S1.1J' HAnd icraf t Pack 13 lilvl Misc. Craft I 4: Peck 15 l'lW First Aid I 49 Pack Ii) 89 Pack 21 51 Pack 22 9 Pack 24 SE Indian Lore 54. Pack 25 NW Stamps 56 Pack 26 NW Cub Scouts at Home 11) Peck 27 SE Misc. Crafts 60 Pack 31 Critt Misc. Crafts 12 Prck 32 NE 2,'ransportation 14 Pack 35 I~ Pioneer Homebuilding 16 Pack 38 1m Model Building 17 Pack 40 BE Cubs in Lend of 64 Pack 42 SE Lcathercraft 20 Pack 44 SW Jig Saw Crafts Pack 51 NE Handicraft 25 rack 55 SE Models 72 Pack 59 Nlif Aircraft SW Basketwoaving I I I I I 43 T S SPONSORING INSTITUTION IBOO:H i I G N MEN 74- Aircraft SE Nfturecraft Den Fun 27 Pack 61 NE Things that go 105 Pack 64 SE Cd.r-cu s Pack 66 JIJ"E Ceramics Pack 79 SE Kites l:: ._-- Cz Idlewild Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Theo Couch Saint Lukes Mo t hod i s t Church Cubmaster - George Elliott St. John's Methodist Church Cubmaster - T. T. Beecroft Buntyn Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Barrett Ogden Glenview Presbyterian Cm2rch Cubmaster - Cecil McDonald Fellowship Class - Trinity Nethodist Cubmaster - JOE)Fitzlatrick Bellevue Baptist Chur~h Cubmaster - H. lv. l¥'alpole Optimist Luncheon Club Cu bma st er - E. C. Grissom Vlhite Station Improvement Club Cubmastcr - F. Warren Chaillc Blessed Sacrament Church Cubmaster - Robert E. Boeving Fisherman's Club Cubma st er - J. F. Gregory Temple Sisterhood of Temple Israel Cubmaster - Sam Tauber St. Hary1s Episcopal Cathedral Cu bma s t er - ~{.H. Jones, Jr, Union Avcnue Baptist Church Cubmaster - Gordon Kemp It/es t Memphis Rotary Club Cubmaster - B. B. HcCarley Maco n Road Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Robert 1'1.1iTalters • Highland Heights Presbyterian Church· Cubmaster - Carl 1r,T. Bl.ed sce Taylor Memorial Christian Church Cubmastor - R. C. Kelley St. Lukes Methodist Church Cubmaster - T',T, F. Stephenson St. John's Episcopal Church Cu bmaster - ['1illiardDixon Whitehaven Kiwanis Club Cubmaster - J. Thayer Houts Springdale - P.T.A. LeRue Marx - Cubmastcr Second Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Jt=',mes McCallum Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Cubmaster - A. T. Edwards St., Paul Methodist Church Cubmastcr - Norris Cwcns Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Cubmaster -JackD. Brown Prescott Memorial Baptist Church Cubmaster - M. J. Vossa, Jr. St. Michaels Holy Name Society Cubmaster - John Rczba The Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church i Cubmaster - George F. Acred I �Page 2 - 1954 EXPOSI'l'IOHASSIGN:'ENTS mOOTH UNIT Pack 82 DIST. SE SUBJECT Indian Crafts 85 Pack 86 NE Home Games 86 Pack 91 '83 I I Indian Lr,re NE Family Fun 195 Pack 92 III Pack 93 90 Pack 99 SW Hodel Boats 92 Pack 207 NW Handicraft 34 Pack 211 NE CommunicationG 36 Pack 214 SE Air Adventures lOG Pa.ck 219 SE Games 39 Troop 1 NW Cooking 3 Troop 2 SE Flag 40 Troop 5 SW Zo o Logy 4 Troop 6 NW Radio 42 Troop 7 SE Signaling 6 Troop 9 NE Na tur o l1ildlife 103 Troop 10 SE Pioneer Bridge 44 Troop 11 SW' Camping 48 Troop 13 N1~v Radin 45 Troop 14 m'! Cycling 47 Troop 15 N}l Trading Post 8 Troop 19 SE Painting 50 Troop 20 SW Camp Equipment 52 Troop 22 NE P'Iurabt ng I Ceramics SPOnSORING INSTITUTION St. Anne Cat ho Li.c Church Cubmaster - C. P. Jester, Jr. Lawler P.T.A. O~bmaster - H. P. Presley Hallory Heights P, T. A. Cubmaster - 1/f. L. Shanks Graha~¥ood School - P.T.A. Cubmaster - J. S. Bechtold, Jr. Highland Heights Methodist Church Cubmaster - H. R. Ballard St. Thomas Holy Name Society Cubmastcr - J, A. Busler Winchester Civic Club Cu bmaster - J. T. IVlcKittrick First Baptist Church Cubmaster - C. M. Ballard South Central Civic Club Cubmaa t o r - lIT, C. Sadler Church of the Holy Communion Cubmaster - H. 11{. Lancaster First Methodist Church Scoutmaster - J. R. Timberlake St. Lukes ~,1ethodistChurch Scoutmaster - Lendon Booth St. John's Methodist Church Scoutmaster - R. C. Mays Baron Hirsch Menls Club Scoutmaster - Abe Sauer Union Avenue Nethodist Church Scoutmaster - R. E. Giddens Hen's Club-Evergreen Presbyterian Sc~utmaster - Roy D. Rainey Temple Baptist Church Scoutmaster - Duane Mallory G'Lcnv Lew Presbyterian Church Scoutmaster - Cecil McDonald Trinity IvlethodistChurch Scoutmaster - Douglas Smith, Jr. Knights of Pythias - Lodge # 39 Scoutmaster - L. D. Dyer Bellovue Baptist Church Scoutmaster - D. D. Kitts, Jr. Union Avenue Baptist Church Scoutmaster - Che.r-Lo s Chapman Idlewild Presbyterian Church Scoutmaster - John D. Walt Blessed Sacrament Church - Men's C:u:o Scoutmaster - E. H. \'iainright I 53 Troop ZL} BE World Gitizenshi~ St. Hatthmv6 Methodist Church Sc out.mast er- - Bill Spickard 55 Troep 25 Nt'! Basketry 57 Troop 27 ~lv Reptile Study 59 Troop 30 sw Forestry Temple Israel Scau tmaster - Jake Fcnberg Decatur Street Christian Church Scoutmaster - Lloyd Adam~ l'fhi tehaven ilethodist Church Scoutmaster - E. L. Vandiveer �IPage 3·:1954-EJ.POSITIC'N ASSIGlifl\f.ENTS--~- i IECOTE 13 UNIT 3U,BJECT ------ SFONSORING INSTITUTION -_._-.. Troop 32 Firomanshir Macon Road Men!s 91ur Scoutmaster - R. J, Harper, Sr. Hcmphis Civi tan Club Scoutmaster - B. vi. Beaumont 61 Angling (Exp)Troop 33 6z iroop 34 SW Sorvice Unit Bookbinding 15 'I r ocp 35 :'fE Electrici ty 63 Troor 36 3vl Archery 18 Troop 40 SE Surveying 65 Troop 42 SE Kn('t Tying 19 Troop 43 sv First Aid 66 Troop 44 1\vl Camping 21 Troop 45 NlJl Agricul ture 67 Troop 47 m¥ Knots 68 Troop 48 SW Au tom 0 bil ing 70 Troop 51 1~ Silk Screen Printing 24 Troep 53 3E Railroading 23 Troop 54 SE Railroading 26 Troop 55 SE First Aid t("l Animals 71 Troop 57 SW Carpentry 73 Troop 59 NW Camping 75 Troop 61 SW Finger Printing 28 Troop (>1. 7h Troop 64 SE Neckerchief Slides 78 Tro~p 70 WN Reading 29 Troop 72 Critt Conservation 79 Trcop 73 Critt Ccin Collecting Scoutmaster - George Phillips Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Sc~utmastor - R. E. Drake Immaeulete Conception Catholic Ch4ch Scoutmaster ~ Alfred Dintrotti St. Luke!s Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Jack Foote St. Jnhn's Episcopal Church Scoutma~ter - Cameron Clough Central Christi~n Church Scoutmaster - Kenneth Humphreys McLean Br-o t he r-ho od=Pc Leari Baptist Scoutmaster - George ~shton t:r.tfYrnatio.p-al Harvester Company Scou t.maater-- W. 'I'.Gilroy 5:1- North Improvement Club Scoutmaster - Che.rlcs Thomrson McLemcro Presbyterian Chur-ch Scoutm8.ster - Newton Cock Springdale Civip Club Scoutmaster - W. D. Crow Cakville Civic Club Scoutmaster - Cecil Connolly S·t. Anne Cathclic Church Joseph A. \I/aff- Scoutmaster Second Presbyterian Church Sc ou tmaster - J. ItiillenDarnell A. B. Hill - P.T.A. Scoutma8te~ - H.F. Bittlinger Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Scoutmaster - L. R. Tognetti St. Paul's Methodist Church Scou tmas tor - Jnhn 1ff. \llhitehcad Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Herbert C. Si~~ons Prescott Memorial Church-Baptist Scoutmaster - Alan Ivi. Strautman I Millington Rotary Club I Scoutrr.8.ster-Johr. Kolszar ./ Hari on R(Itary C lub ' Scoutmaster - Ernest Crawford, Jr.1 vlest Memphis Rotary Club Scoutma3ter - Tommy Sims Park Avenue Lodge # 3f2 NE C ookil".g 80 Troop 74 SE Consorvation-Soil 30 Troop 75 SE Napping 81 Troop 79 SE He-IDe Repair Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church Scou t mas ter - Henry \1{. C1'038 l\~ullinsMethodist Chur-ch Scoutmaster - Robert L. RaIl Rebecca Memorial Mcthcdist Church Scoutmaster - Clifford Krone -------_._----_._-- I I I I ' I I ! �i I .-- -._. -.---~--.--------.--------- ---" Pag@.,.4.•.1954 EXPOSITION ASSIGNivffiNTS i-'- IBOOTH UNIT DIST. SUBJECT -.--- ! 32 Troop 80 NW Dramatics 84 Tr.oop 87 SE Bird Study 33 Troop 89 SE Markmanship 98 Troop 92 11E Physical Development 87 Troop 93 NE Insect Life 88 Troop 94 SVv Leatherwork 104 Troop 95 SIV Pioneer Towers 102 Troop 97 Sv{ Scouting Skills 91 Troop 200 NE 99 Troop 205 NW 93 'I'r o op 35 Troop 213 Ht'l Aviation 37 Troop 214 SE Camping 94 Troop 216 NFl Ca bin making 9' Troop 219 SE Safety 38 Troop 224 NFl Woodworking 97 Troop 232 Critt Pioneering 211 NFl Leathercraft Camp Site Communications Pest 13 NW Service Unit Post 24 SE Service Unit 58 Post 27 NW Crafts 22 Post 45 NW Soil Conservation Post 61 NE Service Unit Post 80 NW Outdoor Skills Post 82 SE Service Unit Post 84 Slil Service Unit Post 97 SW Totems Post 201 SE Service Unbt 82 101 rUllington Methodist Church Scoutmaster - S. L. Perper Germantown Civic Club Scoutmaster - Robert E. Fleming Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Scoutmaster - R. C. Tatom Grahamwo od P. T. A. Scoutmaster - C. 1<[.Mason Highland Heights Methodist Church . I Scoutmaster - Fred F. Wright, Jr~ Ca Lvaz-y Methodist Church ! Don Kimler - Scoutmaster ; Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing . Scoutmaster - D. R. Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church I Scoutmaster - Robert L. Irwin,Jr~ St. Stephens Methodist Church i Scoutmaster - l'lilliamHughes Chelsea Ave. Hethodist Church Scoutmaster - \~r. H. Posey i I First Baptist Church Scoutmaster - Charles F. Safley Temple Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Robert Crabtree South Central Civic Club Scoutmaster - Marcus Prine Dogwood Garden Club Scoutmaster - H. V. Coleman Church of Holy Communicn Scoutmaster - VI. K. Simpson L1emphis Junior Chamber of Commerce Scoutmaster - Trent H. Leund re W. IvIemphisChamber of Commerce Scoutmaster - Robert Maddux I i Trinity Methodist Church Ex. Advisor - Robert Shultz, Jr. St. 1\1atthewslvfethodistChurch E:"-. Advisor'- Ben HU'ffman Decatur Street Christian Church Ex •.Advisor ' - Clyde E. 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I 5"3 -:30 ~- t C'o4, 31 I Ti' ~ a, P z. EI P/ 0 --I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document · SC 0 UT ING F 0 R ALL · 8 0 Y S 1954 Boy Scout Exposition And Arena Show Fairgrounds March 12-13, 1954 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Memphis, Tennessee ~------- & · C 0 M M I T T E E S c. A. Atkinson , Gono r al Chai r mnn LA.Y0UT AND ASSIGNMENT COMHI TTEE Phi l Eme ri ck , Cha irman Ll oyd Woodard CLINIC COMMI TTEE J . P. Go l dschm i d , Chairman JUDGING AND AWARDS COMrHTTEE E. L. v/.il liamson , Cha irman Troy Beatty , Jr. O. H. Coay ~ Franlc Gro shAm William Johnson PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMI TTFiE Doy l e Nanco , Chair~.an CONCESSIONS COMMITTF.E J . R. Hurt , Chairman J . E . Morton W. E. Waddell Jim Ma r q_uia w. R. M('lyerM , J r . ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMJ\1 I T'I'EE T. J . McGuire , Chairman Jay M('lrgan W. Q. Cole Abe Sauer I . G. Goldsmith Edga r Provine PROFESSIONAL $TAFF w. Gordon Morr i s, Scout Exeeutivo Thurman J. Frashure , Asst. Scout Ex e cutive Robert M. Bentley, Jr ., Field Execut i ve Clifford J. Nolan , Field Executive s. Ralph Young , Field Executive William B. Springer , Field Executive Walthall Petors , Field Executive PARTICIPATION CO MM ITTEE H. R. Blackwood , Chairman SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE Roy Billions , Chairman ARENA SHr.W CO MMITTEE J . D. Carruth , Chairman Jimmy Seaton William Kcmr J • n. ·Turnham RECEPTION AND GUESTS COMMITTEE R. D. Ful l er , Chairman DEr.ORATIONS COMMITTEE John Hessen , Chairmen PUBLICITY AND PA.RADE CO MMITTEE c. C. Handly , Chairman E, L . Williamson Rovere~d Joel Wig g s Che.rles M. Crump Reverond Harry Williams M. J. V(ISSO H. F . Hemker Abe Sauer DISTRI0T CO MHISSIONERS Murry Rioter ID1 Dwight Williamn SW Lamar Newport SE Taylor Claiborne Critt Roy Johnson Miso T . J . McGuire , III NE I.G. Go l dsmith , Scout Crmm r .Q .. JL.L.Q.JL~_fl A W B 0 Y S C 0 U T G 0 F c o .. u N Q_Lh A M ER I r; .A , I !L.Q.!. ';F£IGERS AND MEMBER': ~F TJ-:E EXEr;UTITI BOP.RD ·.li'G~_'.g_@_]_EAR 12.2~ R . D . ]1illc r . . . ... ... . ...... . .. .... .. . . ......... ... . ?r«:>side r!t F . J()c Flana.gan .. . ......•... . . . ......•. .. ...... Vit-,c-Pr csidcnt He rbert F . He mke r •. . ....•• . ... . . .. . .. ••.• •. •..• Vice- Presiden t A. E . Rdhenb erg ••.•••••.•••.•• , •• • .•. . •••• .•• .. Vi cc-Presidont R . D. McLendon •• .••• ••• .•.•••• . ••. .• . .• .•..• .•. Vice-Presid~nt El ton A. Ricvcn , Jr • • •••.•• • •.•• • . , •.••••.•••• . Vice--Frcs id.cnt J . R . We.lker ••••••••. • .• • •.••• ,,, .. • .• . •.•. ...• Vice-Pr ~::iidcnt E. L, WilliBmson •.•• . .. • .•.. ••.. •• • .•.•.•....•• Vice-President I r a G. G<1ldsmith ................... .. ...... Scout Ccmmirrnicncr J. M. M~Knight • .... ........... .. . .. . .. ...... .... . . ... Tr~A.su ror W, !}ordon Mor:r.:l.n •••..•.••.•. . •• . , •• • •. ... .. , .• 8ccut F:xc r-.'J. tivc D I S T R I C T C H A I R M E N ..;;;._..::_~..::._...:;.;;_...:;:_...:;:_..;;c_~_;_, Ray J. Coltharp • . ...... •..•.•.. . ...... ..... 8~uthcast District L , R~ Whl.to • . . ••• • , •••••.•.••..••••••••.• Missis::ii ppi Distr ict Do y le C , NanM .... .. ..• . . . . . ..•• • . . . . .•.•• • S0uthwcst District F . T , Thaye r , Jr ........................... No r theast Di ::itrict E . L . Will i &. mson ••.•. ,.,., •. • , ••• ,, •• . . .• • • No r thwest District J . L . Rob0rtnon ., , ••.••.•••. , ••• , •.••••. . , Ori ttcnden Distr ict C 0 M M I T T E E CHAI R MEN A . B . B0wma n .•• .•.. . .. . .. . ... . • Camp i ng & Ac tiviti es Cr mmittce o. H. Cnay ••.. • •.•••••.•• • .•••. . ..•....• Advancement Comm ittee T, Robert Acklen ............... Awards & Resolutions Committee S , Shepherd. Tate ••••••••• , •• . Conoti tution e~ By-Laws Ccmmi ttce E . J. Hou~e •.•••..•. ... . .. .•. .. .... .. ...•.•• Finance Committ ee Dr. P . Thurman Crawford •.••.•••••.•• Heal th & Safoty Committz~ How.ci.rd M. Gr ube ., •••••••••• , •• ••••• •••• Inte r -Racial Comm i ttee Ray Hcrzog •• ••. •••••••• ••••••••• Lcadcrship T r aining Comm ittee J. D. Tennison , Jr •• ." .• ,, •• Organi zat i on & ExtensiC'n Commi tteo Joe Helms ••.•..•• •. , ••• , .,., . ••••• , •• , • •• Outfitter ~ Committee M . J . V C' ssc ... . .. ....... ........ ,. Public Re l a t i onR Committee C. A . Atkinson ••• •• ••••••••.• • •••.. •• , ••• E~position CC\mmittce Herbert F. He mker •••••• , ••••.••••. , •.• , ••• Personnel CC'mm i t tcc M EMBERS-AT-LARGE w. H. Austin C . Arthur Brn ~o A. K . Burl't"W J . D. Carruth H, M, Clayton I'. A. Cl11.y t on Cha rle fl M, Crump Edwin Da lst:t·om Dr. A. W. D.ick Phil En:ericlc W. B, F'ord yce Lt. Cmdr . Ro ho rt G·n .~ ·dc111A. l J ack P. Golrla0hmtd C. C. Hand l;r W. P. Ha lliday T. P . IT011•ard R • T • · Hunt , <Tr • Robert L. Irwin, J r, F . Cl yde Vimbcrt R . C . Ma;rn W. C. Miller Allen J.iC'l·g An Rtrnsoll Pe1·r.v Samtwl S . ? hArr George r . Phillipa , .TI··.:~ W. L , Sha:·p~ ' J • L • Skinnc.l\. AlvA.n F. Ta.to , J r .. .. L. K. Th omrP . .,n R. A . Trir_rcC'r Rabh.i J 'n mcB A , Wax fo-a •cro: i."i .rool !ViggG .. " •" ,- ! I -----·---------------- ------------------ -· -- ... - r.r H E FridA..y night 7:30 to 8 :30 F.M, ARENA G H 0 W Sa t,·:i.rdA.y t:l.ft~r noon 2: 30 P,M. '::;a.t:nd.a.y Itight 7:30 to P:)r P. M. Chicke.0E\w1 Counr:il welcome:; YC'l t.o see tho E:ir1)loring Prr-g;ra.rn 1r: ant i on . SOCIAL ••• , •• , •..• ,., •••••. , ••••• , •••• , , •• Poto Dcwman, Ctairmn.n P(lst 4 2 Post 75 Seni o r Girl Scout - Ma riner Ship 27 ~s t Unita rian Church . r c~t 42 VOCATION , • • , ,, ,, ,., •••.••••• , • • ,., •• ,G(lrdon M(lntcith, Ch.i:i.irrrAn P0st 40 Goa Ex:r lorcr Un it - P o3t 59 Air Exp l orer Un it - Pnst ~h CUTOOOR •.•• , , •••• , .•• , , ••• , • , , . , . • , , . , . • Fred Atchl&y, Ch A irmA.n Post 22 Post 97 Post 22 SERVI CE .,,.,., ••.•..... ..• .......... • • , •• Phil Adams , ChAirmP.n F0Rt 4J Post 4J Pf\St 4£:. NARRATOR , •• ,., ..•. ,, •• ;· ••• , •••.• , •• ..•. .. ••. • •.. Fill Su llivAn C iiAIR~ffi. :V OF ARENA. sncw •. .••.•••.. .. • .. ..•...•. ... J . D. Carruth ELEC'.i1RICIAN ••••••••• ••• •• , •••••.•• , ••••••••• , •.•• Jimmy Scat l'l n OCINt''l.1El7CTIONf; ., . • •.• • , ••••• • • • , •... , •• . .•• .••..••• William Kemp 'J • .D • Turnham -·~---,---·-- ·---.-- - ... - --------- -·· 1 9 5 4 E X P 0 S I T I 0 N A S G I G N M ~ N T S I 1~ I i I 2 I 41 5 43 7 46 49 8') 51 9 54 11) 12 14 16 17 20 (-.9 2.5 72 2 7 10.5 77 Jl UMIT - Pack 1 Pa.ck 2 Pa ck 6 Pack 8 rack 13 Pack 21 Pa.ck 2 2 Pack 24 Pa.ck 2.5 Pack 26 r e.ck 27 Pack 31 r t ck 32 rack 3.5 Pack Jtl P a ck 40 Pack 42 Pack 4l~ Pack _5 1 I'ack 55 Pa c k 59 I'a ck 60 Pack 61 Pack 64 r ack fi6 Pack 79 SU EJECT SW F i n House SE PnGt Office SW KitoG SE SW Hr:.n(l i craft NW Misc . Craft l'lW Fir st Aid NW Aircraft SE NEturecraft Don Fun SE Indian ·Lore NW Stamps li!W Cub Scouts a t Home SE Misc. Crafts Cr itt Mi sc. Crafts NE ~l1ransporta ti on NE Pinncer Homebuilding NE Model Building SE Cubs in La nd ~f Cz GE Lcathcrcraft SW J i g Saw Crafta Handicraft SE ModelG NW Aircraft SW Basketwcaving NE Thing~ that go SE Ccra!JliC~ SE Ki tes -------- -------- ~PONSORING INSTITYJJQ~ Id.lewild P r esbyte rian Church Ciibmaster - ~' hco Cc.iich Saint Lukc;J Mc t hod.ist Church Cuhmaste r - George E lliott St . John 1 s Mothod.ist Church Cubmastcr - T. T . 13oocroft Buntyn Prcsbytcri~n Church Cubmastor - Ra r rott Ogden Glenview Prnsbyterian· Church Cubmastc r - Ce cil McDona l d Fellcwship Cla.::is - Trinity Methodist Cubmastcr - Joo Fitzratrick Bellemie Baptist Chur~h Cubmaster - H , W. Walp o le Optimist Lunche on Club Cubmaster - E . C , Grissom White Station Imrrovcmont Club Cubmastcr - F, Warren Chaille Blessed Sacrament Chur~h Cubma~ter - Robe rt E. Bo oiring Fisherman ' s Club Cubmaster - J. F. Gr eg ory Temp l e Sister hood of Temple Israel Cubmastcr - Sam Ts uber Gt. Ma r y ' s Ep iscopal CA. thcdral Cubmaster - W, H. J0ncs, Jr , Uni on Avenue Baptis t C hur~h Cubmaster - Gordo n Kcmr \:les t Memphis Rota ry Club Cubmas t c r - B. B. McCarloy I • Me.con Ro a d Presbyterian Chur~h Cubmast c r - Robert W. ' 'ra ltcrs Highland Heig hts Prosl'yte rian C hurch ~ Cubmast e r - Carl ';J , Blcdsco i. Tayl~r Memorial Chri s tian Church Cubmastor - R . C , Kellc7 St . Lukes r-i: ethodi st Chur~h Cubmastcr - 1v. F . St erhenson St. John 1 f! Erisc0pR l Church Cubmaster - Williard Dix0n Whitehaven Kiwanifl Club Cubmastcr - J . Thayer Hciut~ Springdale - P.T.A, LeRuc Marx - Cublllf\stcr Second Presby terian Church Cubma~ter - J n mca Mcl~allum Fir es t one '11ir0 & Rubber Company Cubmast e r - A. T . Edw.t1.:·d:"-1 St, Paul Me th0dis t Church Cul'mAstcr - Norris 0won<' Jackson Avenue Method:l.st Church Ct:bmast!1r - Jack . D. · B-r own Prescctt Mcm0rial Bapti'-'t Church Cl:.°l'ma<'tcr - M, J . Vo sse , Jr. St . Michael!:! Hcly Name Socict7 CubmRstor - Jo h n Rc z ba \ . I 'l'hc Rebecca McmoriR.l Methodist Church Cl~l'master - George F . Acreci rTagc 2 ·- 1954 E~OSITION ASSlGNl·fo--.N-T_G _________ ___ __ I ------··-- ·------·--- ©')0 1.rH UNIT DI s 1.r • GvBJDCT ' 83 Pack 82 SE Inrlian CraftA ~~PO HSORING I NST ITUTION Gt. Anne 0e.thc-,1-i'n0r.urr.h r,ubmaster - c . r . Jflstcr , Jr . 85 P&~k 8~ ME z~me Game~ L,q:lfler P . T .A , I i 8~ Pei.ck 9 1 81.v lnrl:i.an L,,ro ~ibmastcr - H . P . rr~nlcy i lall1wy Hcightn P , T . A . Cu.hrr.a3ter -W . 1 , 3b.e.r.ks Graha.mwood 3chocl ·- P . T . A . l 9.'.'i P&ck 92 'NE Fs.m-:i.ly Flln I i I 11 rb.()k 93 j\'JE 0,c·ramir, 3 C'1bmastcr -· J, 3 , ner.htcld , Jr , m.ghla.nd Hoight~ Mo thod.:l.st r.hurch CubYr.antor - H. R. Ballard 90 Par.k 99 GW lfor'.1.fl l noat a St. Tr.ome.~ Holy Name Socicty Cubtna.stcr - J . A. Busler Winche::itor Civic C:lub 92 Pack 207 NW Handicraft 34 P a ck 211 NE Comll'iU.nicationo Cu brna.::itc r - J . T , M c-.Kit tri.ck Fi r nt Baptist Church 3~ Pack 214 3E Air Adventure~ Cubma.stcr - C , M. :DR.llard South Central Civ i c Club Cubn:a.stor - W. ~, Gadlcr Church ("If th() Hr ly- Communior. 39 3 4n 4 " /., 103 44 48 50 53 .5 5 'j'? 59 Pe.ck 219 SE Tr oop 1 NW Troop 2 Tr0op 5 SW '.1.'roop iS NW Troop 7 SE Troop 9 NE •rroor lO SE Troop 1 1 S"l Troor 13 NW Tro0p 15 NW 1.l'ro(lr 19 SE !l'r0or 20 Slv 1l'r00p 25 NW '.'l' ro op 2 7 NW Troop JO SW Game a Flag Rad i n S ignaling Cubmastcr - H . ~·l . Lancaster First Mcth(\dist 0~urch ScoutrrAst0r - J , R. Timbo rl::i.ko St. Luke:; Mo thodbt Churr.r. Scoutma::>kr - L ,;nd0n BMth St . John ' s Mcthod l P.t Church 3cou tmar, tcr - R. C . M..1.~/3 RarC\n Hir::ich Me n ' r. · Club Scrutma:;ter - Aoc Sauer Union Avenue Methodi:;t Churr.h Gcoutma:;ter - R, E, Giddcn3 Nature lvild.lifo l1cn 1 n Club-Eve rgreen Presl'-;ytcriar. ScC'utma:-itor -· R"'Y D. Rainey Pioneer Bridge Temple Bapti~t Chu rch Scoutma3tor - Duane Mal lery Camping Glenviow Prc:;hyter i Rn Church Scoutmaster - Cecil McDonald Radi "' Tr i nit;;r Methodist C.hi:rch Scoutma3ter - Doug l a3 Smith , J r . CJrcling Knir,htn of Pythiar, - LodgEJ # 39 Scoutmaster - L, D. Dyer Trading Post Bellevue :f3.qpti.Gt Church Scoutmaster - D. D, KittP, Jr , Painting Uni<'n A'\·0nu0 Raptist Church Scoutmaster - Ch~ rlcs Chapman Cam.r Equ ipment Idl cwild Presb,yterian Church Scoutmaster - Jnhn D. Walt P l um hi ng Blessed Sacrament Church -· Men 1 s CJi ~ Scou tmastcr - E . H. '1fainright i'/(lrl d 0ltizcnsh il:' St , Ma tthews Methidi?t Church S cout ir.aster - Dill Srlckard BRskct ry Temple I s ra"11 Scoutmantcr J a ke Fonrcrg Rcpt.ile Study Decatur Street Chri~ t ifl.n C.b:rch Scoutma<"tnr - Ll o.rd Aciam~ ]'orcritry 1!hi tohavcn llctho<l.iPt Church ScontmA.::itor -· E . L . VP.ndiveer ... --- --· ·------·------·--- ---··-·-- ---·-· ~---·--- -- -- ·- Pago 3 ·- 1954 EXP OSITICN ASSIGNMEN'l·S DIS'l' . 13 Troop 32 NE 61 Troop 33 IIJ"E (Exp)Troop 33 62 Troop 34 $W 15 'l' roop 35 NE 63 Tr oop 36 3W 18 Troop 40 SE 65 Troop 4 2 SE 19 Tr oop 43 SW 66 Troop 4 4 1~/ 21 Troop 45 NW ~7 Troor 47 NW 68 Troop 4P- SW 70 24 23 26 71 73 75 28 7h 78 29 79 80 JO 'l'roop 51 Troop 53 Tro op 54 Troop 55 Tr oop 57 Troop 59 Troop 6"1 Tro op 61 . Troop 64 Tro op 70 Troop 72 Trcop 7J Troop 74 Troop 75 GE SE SE SW i~W SW NE SE NW Cr itt Cr i tt SE SE L_·_ T_r o_0_p_ 7_9_ SE SUBJEC'.1.1 - · -.. -- Firomanshir Angling Service Unit Bookb inding Elcctri c i ty Ar chery Surveying Kntt Tying First Aid Ca mri ng Agriculture Knot a Automobiling Gilk Screen Printing Railroading Railroading First Aid to Animals Carpontry Camping Finge r Printing Cooking Neckerchi ef Slides Reading Conservation Cc in C0lloct ing Conservation- Soil Mapping He-me Rerair Macon Road Men ' s Clur Scoutmas ter - R . J, Harper, Sr . Memphis Civitan Club Scoutmaster - B. W. Beaumont Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church Scoutma3ter - George Phillips Highland Heights Frosbyte r ian Church Scn.u tmaster - R. E , Drake Immacula te Conception Catholic Ch.:mh Scoutmaster - Alfred Dintretti St. Luke 1 s Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Jeck Foote St. John's Episccpal Church Scoutma~ter - Cameron Clough Central Ch ri stir. n Church Scoutmaster - Ken neth Humphr e ys McLean Br o the rho o d-~ ·' cLean F...a:pt.i st Sc outmaster ~· George Ashton Ir.tornational Harvester Comrany Sc ou t mAstor ~ w. T . Gilr oy 5l North Improvement Club Scoutmaster - Ch~r lcn Thomp3on Mc Lemcre Presbyteri an Church Scou tme.ster - Ne wt on Cook Springdale Civic Cl ub Scoutmas ter - VI . D. Crow Oakv ille Civic Club Scoutmaster - Cecil Con nolly 3 t . Anne Cathclic Church Jo s eph A. Waff - Scoutmaster Second Presbyteri a n Chu r ch Gcou tma s tcr - J. ll'iillcn Darnell A. n. Hill - P.T .A. Scoutmas ter - H.F. Bittlingcr Firostcnc Tire & Rubber Company Scou tmaster - L , R, Tognetti St. Paul's Methodist Church Scou t ma s ter - J ohn W, Wh ite head Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Herbe rt C. Simmons Proscett Memorial Church-Bapttst Scoutmaster - Alan M, Strautman Millington Rotary Club Scoutir.a.8 ter·· Johr. Kolsza r Harion Rl"tary Club Scoutmaster - Ernest Crawford , Jr. West Memphis RotRry Club Sc outmaster - Tommy Sims Park Avenue Lodg e # Jf 2 Sc outmas ter - Henry W, Cross lfollins Mcthodbt Church Scoutmast e r - Robert L. Hall Rebecca Memori al Methodi s t Church Scoutma ster - Cl i fford Kron0 . ....... . .. --·-· · ~·· .. .. I Page 4 - 19)4 EXPdSITI0N ASSIGN~lENTS ;]OOTH I ! 32 I 84 33 98 87 88 104 102 91 99 93 35 37 94 9, 38 97 58 22 82 101 I. - Trocp 80 NW Tro op 87 SE Tro op 89 SEi Troop 92 11E Troop 9J NE Troop 94 SW Troop 95 SW Troop 97 SW Tro op 200 NE Troop 205 NW Troop 211 NE Troop 213 NW Troop 214 SE Troop 216 NE Troop 2 19 SE Troop 224 NE Troop 2 J2 Critt Fest 13 NW Post 24 SE Post 27 NW Post 45 NW Post 61 NE Post 80 NW Post 82 GE Post 84 SW Post 97 SW Post 20 1 SE Dramatico Bird Study Ma rkmanship Physical Development Insect Life Lcathorwork Pioneer Tow era Scou ting Skills Leathercraft Camp Si t .c Co mmunications Aviation Camping Cabin ma.king Safety Woodworking Pioneering Service Unit Servi ce Unit Crafts Soil Conservation Service Unit Outdoor Skills Service Unit Se r vice Unit Totems Se rvice Un it §P9pSORJNG_ .Di.ST l'.l'U~_! ON Hillington Methodist Chu rch Scoutmaster - s . L , Pe rper Germantown Civic Club Scoutmaster - Robert E . F l eming Pa. rk Av e. Cumberland Presbyterian Scoutmas te r - R. C. Tatom Graha mw ood P . T. A. Scoutmaster - C. l•f, Mason Highland Hc i ghta Me thodist Chu r ch '. Scoutmaster - Fr ed F . Wright , Jr.; Calve.ry Methodist Church 1 Don Kimle r - Scoutmaster Kiw anis Club & Memph i s Housing Sc outmaster - D. R, Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church J Scoutmaster - Robert L, Irwi n ,Jr ~ St . Stephens Methodist Church I Scoutmaster - \1illiam Hughes I Chelsea Ave , Methodi st Church Scoutmaste r - W. H. Posey I First Bap t ist Church Scoutmaster - Charles F . Safl ey Tcmplo Methodist Chu rch Scoutmaster - Rob~rt Crabt ree South Centr al Civic Cl u b Scoutmaote r - Ma rcus Prine Dogwood Garden C1u b Scoutmaster - H. v. Col eman Church of Holy Co mmun ion Scoutmaster - W, K. Simpson j Me mphi s Junior Ch am be r of Comme rce ! Scoutmaster - Tr ent H. Laundrc W, Memphis Cham be r of Comme r ce Sc outmaster - Robe r t Maddux Trinity Methodist Chu r ch Ex , Advi s or . - R0 bert Shu l tz , Jr. 1 St. Ma tthews Method i s t Church j B.Y. . Advi s 0r .. _ Ben Hu""fman Decatur Str eet Christ i an Church Ex . . Advisor · - Clyde E . Gill Int o r n~ tional Ha rvester Company Ex ~ AdviG0 r - Albert ·c . Lewis Jac k~on Ave. Method i st Church Ex . Advis6r. - R. J . Billions Method i~ t Chu rch - Millington Ex. Aclvi sor · - Christian Guineas St . Anno Catholic Chu rch t~ . Adv i sor - D, J ackson Waf f Longview Heighta Civic Clu b Ex . Adv i sor - B. H. Brunson s. Pa rkw ay Bapt ist Church E-· . Aciv i so :r:- - Ernest Maynard Pa rk Ave. Cumber l and Presbyterian EY. , ·Advisor - Les lie G. James J ! "> i f ! co-4 I I ~? 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 Chickasaw Council Boy Scout Exposition and Arena Show Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Troop 48 Ed Provine Event Scout Exposition https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/40a72c6ad05445fa5da5f926af5b662c.pdf e722d2073dc87fcce8522e1be12fc26e PDF Text Text ���������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Win Lots of · Free Prizes FOR SELLING TICKETS TO THE 1954 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ANO ARENA SHOW Dream Train Thb b.outlful Sliver Oluel Streondlner with on elobor41• track layout mo""'ted on plywood, will be 91ven to th• Cub Scout sell Ing t+ie most tlc:keh. S.e It at the Scout ~ow ot the Croutown Th•oter, 9:30 o.m., Sot urdoy, F.b. 27th. Westward Ho! Going Camping? ·Th• • 90 In .,ylel Th Boy Seo•• .. 11109 the'""' ' ti cots will recol•• thl• w,. r C-pl•11 O..tflt lncl.dl•11. 0.1 ••• Sl009r..11 8011. Overnltht T .. t with Pole, Troll 0..1 C-k Kit with Co .. , R•cktodr., Air M.-n, Air Piiiow, Kit Cor• on Axe ond Knlf., Vltt-L·Kft, C."'""'• .O.lte Power Lllo Hd Bottery, C-p Woi.r Bot ond For .. tor Foldl•g Sow. AHO TWO WEEKS ot KAMP KIA KIMI.. Join the Wogon Troinl rti. Explorer w'1o Hlh ""• rt'IOlt tickets will 90 to Philmont with the Chldt••ow Co•ncll Wagon Train Expedition . Exp•n•H will be pold by the 1954 Expo•ltlon Commltt ... Moko THIS TRIP. OF A LIFE· TIME! Oeadllne Dote 11 S p.m. Morch 24., 19S4. Mone1, 1t1i1b1 ond reports •vd be rec.Iv· ed ot "'• Scout Office lty thh tlMe to M counted In owordlnt ftt.H Crond Prh•• The ActlvltlH Comrol ttH of the Co•ncll will be l•d90•. Tl.elr 0.cl•lon i. final. WHAT IT IS ... HOW IT WORKS . .. ~· -· STEP 1. GET EXPOSITION TICKETS FROM YOUR SALES MANAGER STEP 2 . SELL TICKETS TO· YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, THE PUBLIC STEP 3. I~ [1ij'·r ~ . .:~. 1/{~~ ~ Turn money in to your sales mono- - ·~~ --· .1)fil~·-='~· ger. He wilt get you one Credit Slip M .J 11 ~"' ~~. for each ticket you sell. STEP 4·. YOU CAN GET FREE ANY PRIZES SHOWN In this Catalog for the Num~er of Credits Shown by Each Item ..• There Are Lots More Prizes - See Them at Scout Si.ppliers. -ORTurn in your CrecHt Slips at Scout Headquarters along with your application for Summer Camp ~nd receive Sc credit for each slip turned in. WEAR A ROCKETEER T-SHIRT - Free for selling 3 Books of 12 Tickets All Prices Subject to Change NO C.REDIT SLIPS GOOD AFTER APRIL 30, 1954 Page 3 OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WAL LET: Gonuine cowhido with Emblem omboued in color. Three side zipper closure . Also identificotion cord window and separ ote spiral photo holdor, Boxed. NO. 1234 Plus 203 Fed. Excise Tax ••• 50 POINTS NO. 1205 Leaders Wallet plus 203 Tax .. 75 POINTS SCOUT LIGHTWEIGHT SWEAT SHIRT NO. 517 Sizes: Smoll, Medium, L o rge ond Extro Lorge .................... 37 POINTS Cub Scout Metal Neckerchief Slide This Is a brand new item that evory Cub Scout will receive with g l ee. It's a good-quality brass slide, !In· !shed in lustrous gold color, hlqhlightod by a wolf head on a blue diamond-shaped panel. Smart and appealing. No.800 5 Official Scout J(nife Your best friend out-of-doors. 4 specialized blades, tempered top-quality steel. Cuts, punches, opens con8, etc. Flis pocket or can be wom on belt. No: 1996 Standard Model, top 35 No. 1~3 Deluxe 5 Blade Mode 55 Official Flashlight Dependable flash throws 400' beam. L·head design, 3-way switch, belt clip; with bulb, ballerles. ~~: lm ~~~~le ~;e · :::.39ea No. 1278A Baltery .......... ea. 3 Official Telescope A six-power tubular aluminum lele· scope with precision ground lenses. Extends in 1hree sections lo 14 inches. Has wide field of clear vision. Great for nature and bird study. No. 1993 ........................................ 39 ___ ..... 'L! Official Haver5ack Tough, water resistanc canvas bag chat's tops for Campotees and week end camping. Jr's l 7" x 13" x 4 'h", has fronc bellows pocket, blanket rings. adiuscable maps. No. 573 Plus 20% Fed. Tox ..... .' •... · · · 75 Official Ruck sack l arge, spacious bag totes rremcndous amount of gear with ease. Two outer pockets; large center pouch; heavy water resistant duck. 18" x 16" x 6"; adjustable maps. No. 1334 Plu• 20% Fed. Tox ..... · .. · · · 119 Aluminum Pack Frame f eat herweight aluminum gives firm load base, adds scant 26 ois Seamless 111bes rivcced for las1ini; service. Adiuscable ca rrying stra11s. No. 1085 . . 110 Official Sheath li:nives Finely bolancod knivos of tor crnfll manship. They're onc.,pieco chrom, vanadium steel, tempered 10 toke and keep a k!"Pn edqe. Hand prip is smooth, slt>ek rinq loather. Knife hm convenient hnqer quord. Both mod<'I• include lealhPr sheath No. 1378 Saber Blad<'. 41/z", top 52 No. 1379 Grooved Blad<>, 5" 5 7 Pooe 5 Official Brid9eport Axe T his one-piece "sacety" axe cannot lose its bead. Drop forged steel throughout, wood inlaid handles. Head l l/.i lbs., handle 13\1" long. No. 1424 Witft Sht oth • • . . • . 75 Forester Folding Saw Compact saw for minor construe· cion and conservation use. 12" Swedish charcoal steel blade, birch handle. No. 2365 . ... . ...... . 53 "Hot Pot" Tongs Sturdy aluminum tongs for moving fire pans, grabbing hoc pots from fire. Grand cool for "tin can" cooks. No. 121 5 . . . . ... ...... 15 Id e ntification Brace let Chrome plated chain and name tag with Emb lem, space for engraving. No. 320 Plus 20% Fed. Tax ....... 25 OUicial Explorer Axe This Official Explorer Axe follows the traditional felling a xe d esign yet weighs only 2V• lbs.)'he head is hand forged, tempered ' s teel Vl ith a scien· tifically desig ned broad bit; the 26V2" prime hi-:kory handle is gently curved for fine balance and easier swinging. No. 1272 Explorer Axe ................ 79 . No. "" L~'""' Sh~<O. E" ro ~ Bushman Saw Lighcweighc bowsaw does variecv of jobs faster, easier and nearer than any axe. 24" tubular steel frame has right tension to hold blade firm. Tempered steel blade. No. 2360 Bowsaw with Blade . . . . . . .. . .. .. ... 58 No. 2365 Folding Saw, 12" Blade . . ........... 53 I Official Whittler's Knife A s plendid, s tu rdy knife tha t can do c:my k ind of whittling job . Its three specializod b lades a re made o f top quality cutlery steel to ta ke and hold an edge. Stag-type handle riveted on. No. 1047______ 45 I Page 6 I ~ Exp l o rer T i e R a ck A qifl for evPry day of the year. Uni verso! Emblem dommoles the walnu l· toned rack. 8 swing.away hooks ho?d lies secur<'IY for eosy selec1ion. 2() No. 1744 Ste nc il C o lor Ki t Puc colorful designs on packs, bags, cents and other personal equipment. Kit has stencil paints, brush, paper and special knife,_ also sample s ten· ci ts, al1>habets, instructions. No. 1437 ... ...... . . · · · · · • · 50 Official Utility Box Glfl of a hundred uses t u cks away in desk or dresser draw er. Ample size box made of composition material, walnut finish. Scout Emblems on cover. No. 1745 ................. ........ ...... ...... l.S Bo y S cout M ech a nical P encil Available for lho first time! This slick looking, two·tone me<:hanical pencil makes a serviceable qilt. Black barr el. gold-tono metal cap, propel·repel action, oxlra lead supply, Scout Emblem slampod in qold. Boxed. No.5195 .. ----------- --- 12 flint and Steel Se t Tho complete liro-maker has flint, tough v anadium sloe! and tinder In handy ro ll up case. Instructions. No. 150 5 ................. . ................................. . 13 Explorer I< e y Chain Me tal lag w11h Explorer Emblem In bold relief; beaded choin. No. 5626 5 P la stic Utility Bo xes Sturdy, clear p l astic boxes that every fi sherman will treasure. Many other uses: protects . a n d d i splays hobby coJl ections, holds small tools, hardware, etc. No. 1969 6 Comportments, Hi nged Cove r, 8 1~ x 4 \~ x 1141". 15 No. 1966 4 Compart m e nts, Hin ged Cover, 4'>t x 21,. x 1" .. G No. 19'1 14t11ere .... ., .. Caver, 1 ·~ x 1 ~ x ~".. . . . . • . . 2. Page 7 YOUR BOY SCOUT lOUIPM(Nl IS AVAILABLE AT LOW .lNSTllN'S AND LOWlNSTllN'S - ( A S T Page 8 l J FOR ALL YOUR [ BOY SCOUT [OUIPMfNT SHOP AT Page 9 Pottery Making Kit Outfit has molds, glaze, instructions and pottery clay that can be "fired" in any kitchen oven. No. 1889 ............. ····· ········ ····· 20 No. 1890 Extra Clay, 1 lb. ... 5 Wildlife Miniatures 15 wildlife casts you can paint and mount into attraclive slides or rings. Paints, hardware and d irections included. Makes swell gifts. H A N a I c R A F T s ~ A . No. 1880 .................................... 55 Model Plane Kits Hair Roach Kit Headdress for braves and dancers. All materials and instruction~ • Solid model 1>lanes any bov will be proud to make and own. Easy with these kits-all parts. fittings, decals, instructions. ~~: ~~:~ ~!~~~Zrte~oo"cil'"iCii. zo No. 2682 Feather Crest Kit ~~ Apache Headdress Kit Authenlic Indian style !ieacdress of the 4-feather rosette design Simple to .make with Instructions No. 2663 ................. ..... ... , ........ l2 Indian Beadcraft Outfit Complete kit for fascinating craft. Contains wire loom, assorted beads, all essentials. With instructions and beadwork Illustrations in color. No. 1144 ..................... ........... 39 Page 10 No. 1679A Piper Cub Cruiser ... • 12 No. 16798 Swift Seaplane . . .... 12 No. 1679C f.80 Shooting Star .. . 14 No. 16790 Douglas Skyrocket .. • 14 No. 1679E F-94 Lockheed Jet .• . 16 Model Auto Kib Back at the turn of the century thoso qosollne buqqles were tho hottest thlnqs on tho road. Now you and your boys con molce o horseless carriage quickly and easily, just by as· sembllng the pre-formed ports In these lclts. Molded plosllc ports and metal fittings qo t09ethor easily, lnstrucllons tell you how. No tools required. Models ore exact reproductions of orlqlnals, molce great homo decorations. 1686A 1900 Packard 16868 1903 Model "A" Ford l686C 190;! Cadillac l686D 1909 Stanley Steomor l886E 1910 Model "T" Ford F.ach Kit, Complbto, 14 Ship Mode l Ki ts All p arts, pre-shaped h ull, ship p lan included. 1673A Sub Chaser, 12"; 1673B Four Masted Schooner, 9!,4"; 1673C Coast Guard Cutter, 12"; 16730 Sea Witch, 9!4"; 1673E U.S.S. H anford, 9!4"; 1673F Queen Mary, 12", Eac h .. , .•...•. . •...•.......••.. •.•• .. · 10 Historic Model Wago~ Kits Easy to build! Picturesque model s· of historic wagons to pep up D en craft prosrams. Die cut parts, plastic wheels, metal fittings and complete instruetions for quiq, easy auembly. No. 1676A Stage Coach. . .. . . 30 No. 16768 Coveced Wagon .•. No. 1676C. Buckboard.... . .. ea. Model Train Kits Sanding and g luing pans together will make handsome,authentic model t rain s. Ki~ have all pans pl us instructions. Cars.optional. No. 1677A D. Clinton Engine. 12 No. 16770 Engine & 2 Coaches 21t No. 16778 Wm. Galloway No. 1677E No. 1677C No. 1677F Engine.. .... ... I i?. Engine & 2 Cars. • . z. 't Pioneer Engine . . . 16 Engine & Coach . . • 28 Spatt e r Printing Set Intriguing Cub .&9ut craft project ihat lets unskilled hands turn out anistic, useful items from scrap materials. Make plaques, greeting cards, etc., decorate home-made Den furnirure with spatter printing. Paints, brush1 wire grid, stencils, instruetions inducted. No, 1861. . ..••••••••••••••. 40 Fingerprint Outfit . Materials for starting a real lingerpnnt lab with detailed inmuctions for taking and li ting prints. Record cards include_d. Lots of fun to dust and lift latent fingerpn nts (com ob· jects around the house and then identify the person who made them. 1525 ..... .. . . . . . ... • • .... 30 P age 11 Official Cook Kit Favorllo yoar oller year for individua l coo kin g In the field. All·alumlnum kit has frying pan, stew pot with cover, cup, pla te o nd carrying case. No. 1200 ...... .... ... .. ... .... . .................... 55 Official Vitt·L·Kit Stainless steel knife, fork and spoon won't rust. Rugged one·piece construction means y ears of service. Parts clip together, flt case. No. 1387 ..................... .................... 35 Heata b Stove Outfit Poclcet-slze metal stove ready for instant use. Just light fuel tablets. 20 No. 1032 Stove and Fueltabs..... . 9 No. 1033 Tabs, s mi:lll, box of 2-4 No. 103.C Taha, large, box of 2.C 13 Reflecto r O ven When campini: our and you yearn for hot biscuits or other fresh baked goodies, this anodized aluminum reffector oven does the job. Only 28 ozs., folch Rat. N o. 10 89 .................. · ·. · · 93 Hi-l o Camp Stove Movable fire pan gives 4-level hear control to rhis all ste~I .stove. Has Rar surface for frying, rod grid for broiling. Grand for Patrol camping and hike rrip~. No. l 464 With Heat loca li zer ...... . 9 O Round Charcoal Grill Heavy 8RU8C steel one-po< charcoal stove, 9* across, 7\,7* high , foldins legs. Easy-roauy bale handle. Great for a.mpins uips. No. 1327 .. . .... .. ... 50 Page 12 .. ~ . , .. :::,:·}w,,._:~ .... Plastic • AIR MATTRESS • Rubberired Modern fi e ld ma ttress of clear, Rugged khaki sheeting mattress has strong Vinylite plastic inflates eas- two-ply inside coating of vulcanily by mouth, takes little space in ize<l rubber, exclusive Double-Vee your pack, adds hardly any weight. process for maximum strength and Just the thi ng for getting a good service. Lock-type air valve. Will night's sleep on any ca mping trip. give years of dependable service for Easy to clea n a nd s tore. Illustrated. the camper who l ikes rest ful sleep. No. 1459 Sire 24" x 48" . ..•... 99 No. 1455 25" x 48", 3Y.l lbs... 248 No. 1453 Sire 24" x 74" .. . .. .. '177 No. 1456 25" x 72", 5 l bs .••••. 327 PLASTIC AIR PIL LOW For sleeping comfort out·of-doors this 15" x 18" plastic pillow is a winner. Inflates in a jiffy to give you a soft, firm bead-rest. No. 1460 .............. . . . ... . 25 RUBBERIZED AIR PILLOW 18" x 20" pillow matches rubber· ized mattress describt:d above. No.1457...... . . . ... .•••. .• 59 Full assortmen t of tools for the outdoor chef: 12" pot fork, 8" slfcer, 7 " spatula, part serratod fruit k n He , bastinq spoon, ladl o, 2 pota to p eelers, In ro ll·u p case . No. 14 86 Complete ............ 8 5 Explorer Liquid Filled Compass Top-lllqht direct course r eading compass by Silva is a<.~ curate. easy to use. liquid fillod chamber quaranteed leakprool. Has luminous reference points, strap and other quolfty features not found In Pathfinder. No. 1079 .............................. ·· ···· ....... . ................. J 55) Page 13 Camp Grid lightw eight cast aluminum qriddle for use o v er charcoal s tove, or open firo. Heavy w i re s tandards included. 101/4" x 16 " surfaco. Dotach a ble handle> . No. 14?! .................. ........ .. ................ 77 Arrowhe ad Flint Chip Kit Official Moccasin Kit Scouting's ever-popular c roft kit of easy-to-make leather moccasins Is especially popular OS a Christmas glfl. Sturdy leolher uppers a lready stitched lo lonq-woaring composillon soles. All holes punched, ready for lacing. No. 1999 A vo!loblo for shoe sizes i" through 12V2 70 Crystal Radio Kit Ideal way to master the A BC of radio and build a usable crystal set. Kit conlolns lunlng coll, crystal and ear· k~~n1~~lu~· ··l·~~~-~~~~~-~~~: .. ~ .. t~··bS9 One-Tube Radio Kit All ports lo build a ballery-poworod one-tube radio receiver, Including earphone, tube and aeria l w ire. Com· ple te instructions. Carton makes an at· tractive cabinet. Batteries extra. l30 No. 1804 ........................ .. ...... ... . No. 1804A "B" Battery, 22V2 Voll• ... ...................................................... ~3 Two-Tube Kit -similar lo set above 5iiT' more. powerful. Built In loudspeaker. Carton makes an attractive ooblnet. Batteries extra. 215 No. 18 05 ................................. .. No. 1805A "B" BaUery, 90 Volls ................... ................................. .. 65 Page 14 Stamp Collector's Outfits Starter oullils; llluslraled album, as· sorted slamps, plclorlols, hinges, watermark detector, perforation qauqe. No. 3533 Soll Cover Album "27 No. 3534 Hard Cover Album . 59 Link Belt Kits Easy to make fine leather link belts, to size 36. All parts, Instructions. 3~" Link: 1650B, Block; 1650C. Brown; 16500, Natural . . ea. 13 l" Link: 16788, Black; 1678C, Brown; 16780, Natural .. .... ea. 16 Western Belt Kit- I" wide to size 36. No. 1639 .. :....................................... 2Q Totem Pole Carving Kit l J Totem pole carving is an ancient art that boys enjoy. This kit has materials for 3 poles, including 3-7" balsa shells wllh tolom design In out· line special knife, sandpaper and Instructions. ... 1146 ---------- 33 I l ~-!/, y \ __ .!l~ .~''' OFFICIAL CAMP BLANKET All-wool blanket lets you relax in toasty comfort even when the mer' cury dips out-of-doors. It's a big man-size blanket, 62" x 80" for lots of wrap-around warmth, weighs 31;2 lbs. Khaki color. No. 1172 ........ . ............ 160 No. 1358 Blanket Pins (6)....... 8 No. 1302 Blanket Straps (3) ••• • • 17 De luxe Whittling Kit Big boxful of whittl~raft materials contains 10 softwood cut-outs p roperly grained, whittling knife, waler colors, d etailed instrucllon book. No. 16-48 De .luxe Se t, Shown -·---- 50 No. IU9 4-F1gure Set·-·-------· . 25 Boy Scout l'ly Tying Kit Selected materia ls for tying more than 100 fishing flies. With metal vise, 20 assorted hooks, complete instructions. Ho. 170S .................... ........... 57 No. l70SA Replacement JC!t 37 "Overnighter" Tent Improved, bigger Overnighter now has 66.sq. feet of floor space; made of tough, lightweight cotton doth, water repellent treated. Goes up with a single 6' upright or shearpoles. Storage bag. Pegs and pole extra. No. 1415 With Front Flaps, 434 lbs ...... . 250 No. 1414 Without Flaps, 334 lbs .. . . •.·. ·216 NEWI Sedional Aluminum Poles Say good bye to long, cumbersome wood tent poles. Sectional aluminum pole is only 30H long when it travels, sets up into a rig.id 6' pole in a jiffy. Weighs just 14 ounces, will last for years. One supporu Overnighter, Camper tents need two. No. 1408 ThrH Section· Tent Pole .•.••..• 22~ No. 1402 4-Section Tent Pole, 8'3", for Z:S dirting fly or # 1443 Explorer Tent 2. Handicraft Tool Chest Metal chest has 6 each: knife blades, carvers, router; 3 punches; 1 saw. Ideal lor hobbycral!ers. Metal handle adapted for gouging, punching No. 2690 ........ ..... ..... ..... ................... 75 Kite Materi a ls Kit Cub Scouts enJoy building kites. 6ying them in the sky. Kit has 16 sticks and enough qualicy ~aper to make 8 dandy cross·stick kites. With detailed directions. No. 1895 •..•••.••••.••••••••••. 25 Page 15 MOVIE FREE On Saturday morning, February 27, 1954 at 9:30 A.M. you are invited to a FREE MOVIE at the Crosstown Theatre. Come in uniform or bring your registration card or have Exposition tickets with you. THIS IS GOING TO BE FU N Win That Grand Prize When a Unit turns m its money, stubs and report, the report will be filed and all reports which are in by 5 P.M. Tuesday, Marach 23, 1954 will be tabulated to determine the Grand Prize Winners. The Activities Committee of the Council will be the judges and their decision will be final. Only those reports received by the deadline will will be counted in awarding the Grand Prizes. Remind your Unit Solesmanager of the Deadline. Be sure your money is in his hands in plenty of time before the Deadline - - March, 23, 1954. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 Chickasaw Council Green Bar Conference Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Event Green Bar Bill Conference