35 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1f953299f73a92688480eeb3e033f09f.pdf d438935bfe7ac2b5337da0d227f4e411 PDF Text Text Y.LAY 11 & 12, 1956 BOY scours OF AMERI CA 418 M & M BUI ID ING MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE -, . �CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1956 R. D. Fuller • • • Herbert F. Hemker R. c. Mays • J. L. Robertson J. E. R. Saunders F. T. Thayer, Jr. • Hearn w.. Tidwell • • E. L. Williamson • • J. M. McKnight • • • T. J. McGuire, III .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .. .. . .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • President • Vice President Vice President • Vice President • Vice President • Vice President • • • Vice President • , Vice President • • • Treasurer Scout COllllissioner DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Dr. James A. Wallace • ·Tom P. Mitchell James Aydelotte J. o. Conner • Aubrey V. Spear Adolph A. Floyd • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .... , Northeast District • • • • • • • , Southeast District Northwest District • • • • • • District • Southwest • District Crittenden • • • • District • Mississippi • • • . .. COMMI'.l"IEE CHAIRMEN c. A, Atkinson • • • • J, P. Goldschmid • • • • S. Shepherd Tate • Reverend Harry Williams • • T, Robert Acklen , , • Howard M. Grube • • • • • • • • • Ray Herzog , • • • • Joe G. Helms •. • • • • • • • • Harry Woodbury • • • • • • • I. G. Goldsmith Camping & Activities Committee . . . . • Constitution & By-Laws Committee • . . . . . .... •• Health & Safety Committee .. • • • • • • Inter-Racial Committee .. • • • • • • • Advancement Committee • • • • • • Finance Committee .• . • • • • • • • .. . . • • • , Leadership Training Organization & Extension , • Public Relations Outfitters • • ... Committee Committee Committee Committee lr!EMBERS - AT - LARGE Jerred Blanchard Paul Borda Hon, Marion Boyd John E, Brown A. K. Burrow Oliver E. Cathey Taylor Claiborne H. M. Clayton P, A. Clayton Rev, Daniel Clements Capt, J, C. Clifton, U,S,N, Ray J, Coltharp Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Rev·. A. W. Dick B. c. Dowdle Don Drinkard W. B, Fordyce J. L. Goldsmith Charles c. Handly E. J. House T. G. Kirkpatrick F. Clyde Lambert Roy M. Marr Raymond G. Mahal W. C, Miller Doyle c. Nance Lamar Newport Kenneth W. Orgill Max Pinkerton w. B. Pollard Russell Reeves Elton A. Rieves, Jr. Caffey Robertson Aaron R. Scharff w. L. Sharpe Alvan F. Tate, Jr. R. A. Trippeer Blanchard TUal Norfleet Turner M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax �;.-- CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Alan M. Strautman A. c. Lewis G. B. Whitehead c. A. Atkinson w. Gordon Morris R. D. Fuller • . . • • • • General Chairman Scout Show • Cub Circus • Camping & Activities Scout Executive • • • President • • • • • • • • • • . SCOUT SHOW COMMITTEE A. L. Lewis • • Col. John Freichs • • • Ray Herzog • Sam Kelsall, III • • John Hessen, Jr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chairman Asst • Chairman Layout • Assignment • Decorating CIRCUS COMMITTEE G. B. Whitehead • Gerald Shill Paul Ball , • • • Chairman • Booths • • • • • Ring Acts, Clowns, Cowboys & Indians • • • • • PROMOTION COMMITTEE Julian Perryman • • Lee Stewart • R. P. Bratten • • • • M. J. Vosse • • • • • • . • • • • • Concessions • • • Service • • • Ticket Sales • • • • , Publicity �UNIT # SUBJECT 1 SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER Idlewild Presbyteria n Church s. Tual St. Luke's Methodist Church Paul Bell McLean Baptist Church B. 2 Trained Chimpanzees 7 Clowns 8 Fishing Pool E. D. Cox 11 Clowns 12 13 Animal Act - Clowns 15 Clowns 17 22 Handicraft - Clowns Animal Act Clowns 25 Recording - Clowns 27 Buntyn Presbyteria n Church A. c. Wright, Jr. Glenview Presbyteria n Church B. L. Houseal Lindenwood Christian Church J. M. Boswell, Jr. Trinity Methodist Church C. A. Ruleman Bellevue Baptist Church Toxey Fortinberry Frayser Lions Club J. A. Via Blessed Sacrament Church J. H. Starr Temple Israel J. H. Buchanan Union Avenue Baptist Church Benson Sales 31 Animal Act - Clowns 32 35 Magic Act 40 Animal Act 42 Animal Act - ClnwnA 44 Animal Act 45 Film 47 Tumbling Act - Clowns 49 Clowns 50 Clowns 51 Acrobatics 55 Animal Act 59 Clowns 60 Shooting Gallery 61 Base Ball 64 Tumbling Act Rotary Club of West Memphis D. c. Neal Macon Road Presbyteria n Church E. F. Beale Highland Heights Presbyteria n Church Robert Liles St •. Luke's Methodist Church J. L. Guy St. John's Episcopal Church w. T. Edge, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven T. B. Schabel Internation al Harvester H. L. McElravey, Jr. Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church D. L. Faust Sacred Heart Church L. J. Li vaudias Twentieth Century Club Edwin Horner Springdale P.T.A. Lerue Marx Second Presbyteria n Church M. P. Booker Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. T. Edwards St. Paul's Methodist Church Henry Watson Jackson Avenue Methodist Church John Lawrence Prescott Memorial Baptist Church G. B. Whitehead �UNIT# SUBJECT 66 79 Wheel of Fortune 82 Tumbling Act 91 92 Skill Game - Animal Act Clowns Animal Act - Clowns 93 Strong Man Act 99 Tight Rope Walker Clown Trapeze Act - Clowns 200 214 Games & Fun House Animal Act - Clowns Clown Act 219 Game Exhibit 237 Animal Act 248 Animal Act 251 Animal Act 253 Peep Show 255 Clowns 257 Animal Act 211 266 271 Bull Fight - Black Face 272 Darts 280 Clowns 292 Freaks 300 Hawaiian Act 303 St. George and The Dragon SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society E. L. Blankenship Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church George Acred St. Ann's Catholic Church C. E. Boucher Mallory Heights P.T.A. William Repperger Grahamwood School P.T.A. Allan Peterson Highland Heights Methodist Church T. A. Feazel St. Thomas's Catholic Church Sherman Vincent St. Stephen's Methodist Church R. T. Barnett First Baptist Church C. M. Ballard Charjean Baptist Church W. P. Sadler Church of Holy Communion Gordon Lawhead Memphis Christian Church H. M. Lee Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Richard Green Berclair Lions Club c. s. Young Highland Heights Cumberland Presbyterian M. H. Parnell Bartlett School P.T.A. D. R. Kaltreider St. James Roman Catholic Church H. A. Mitchell St. Michael's Parish J. c. O'Brien St. Luke's Methodist Church J. P. Walker Kennedy Baptist Church J. S. Cooper East Acres Baptist Church Neal Reid West Memphis First Methodist Church Mil ton Hicks Frayser Baptist Church J. W. Elam East Frayser P.T.A. Felix E. ware �''- UNIT# BOOTH# 1 SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER Service Unit First Methodist Church R. B. Potter, Jr. St. Luke's Methodist Church Max B. Ostner McLemore Ave. Christian Church Dan Kenner Baron Hirsch Congregation Sol Cohen Buntyn Presbyterian Church H. D. Tobias Evergreen Presbyterian Men's Club Jack Callicott Temple Baptist Church Ken Thomas Glenview Presbyterian Church Henry Brawley Lindenwood Christian Church Dr. John Jemison Trinity Methodist Church Clyde R. Wentz Bellevue Baptist Church D. D. Kitts, Jr. Union Avenue Baptist Church Charles T. Capman Idlewild Presbyterian Church John D. Walt East Memphis Kiwanis Club Mortimer Higgins St. Matthew's Methodist Church Robert Wright Temple Israel Stanley Newman Decatur Street Christian Church Lloyd Adams Whitehaven Methodist Church E. L. Vandiveer Macon Road Presbyterian Church T. w. Cunningham Memphis Civitan Club B. w. Beaumont Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church George Clarke Highland Heights Presbyterian Church w. v. Neighbors Immaculate Conception Church Alfred Distretti First Presbyterian Church w. G. Clayton St. Luke's Methodist Church William McKnight, Jr. St. John's Episcopal Church John Embury, Jr. Central Christian Church Kenneth Humphreys International Harvester N. L. Johnson Bicycling 2 80 3 2 6 29 8 5 9 1 10 15 Firemanship 11 14 Signaling Games 12 24 Aviation 13 19 Metal Works 15 39 Woodworking 19 56 Bookbinding 20 37 Cooking & Camping 21 30 24 27 Second Class Requirements weather 25 11 Forestry 27 74 Firemanship Electricity & Plumbing World Brotherhood Neckerchief Slides Leathercraft Indian Village 30 Lashing 32 7 33 28 34 17 Pioneer Handicraft Basketry 35 18 Electricity 36 22 Patrol Camp 37 16 Cooking 40 23 Pioneering 42 62 Pioneering 43 20-21 45 68 First Aid Camping �UNIT # BOOTH # SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER McLemore Presbyterian Church Newton Cook Sacred Heart Church C. H. Stopp Springdale Civic Club Frank Sullivan Second Presbyterian Church c. H. Threlkeld, Jr. Parkway Methodist Church H. F. Bittlinger Raleigh Kiwanis Harry Arnold Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. M. Ferguson, Jr. St. Paul's Methodist Church John w. Whitehead Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church c. H. Martin St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society Daniel Watermeier American Legion Post #1 o. N. Cole Marion Rotary Club Earnest Crawford, Jr. Park Avenue Lodge #326 H. w. Cross Mullins Methodist Church Omer Odell Methodist Men's Bible Class s. o. Perper St. Anne's Catholic Church C. M. Clower Loyal Order Of Moose Charles Cuneo Germantown Civic Club Robert Wi thman Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church Raymond c. Tatem First Assembly of God 48 72 49 34 Bird Study & Housing God & Country 51 73 Basketry 55 3 57 50 First·Aid To Animals Carpentry 58 55 Forestry 59 79 Camping Service Unit 60 62 70 Frontier Life 66 9 Frontier Life 68 57 Model Airplanes 72 46 Conservation 74 53 Pioneering 75 32 80 76 First Class Requirements Puppets 82 65 Ad.Altare Dei 84 78 Bone Craft 87 25 Fishing 89 60-61-63 90 43-44 91 6 92 4 93 40 Philmont Swapping Shop Leathercraft 95 35 Trading 97 12 Pottery 99 49 Nature 200 45 Firemanship 211 81 Camping Camping Basketry & Woodcarving Bookbinding S. F. Freeman South Memphis Lions Club Daniel Hanson Grahamwood P.T.A. J. D. Barksdale Highland Heights Methodist Church W. E. Jones Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority D. R. Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church Robert Irwin, Jr. Holy Names Society D. V. Knapp, Jr. St. Stephens Methodist Church Robert L, Park First Baptist Church R. H, Wadlington �BOOTH # SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER 213 71 Woodwork 214 26 Woodcarving 219 66-67 220 64 Pioneering 226 77 Finger Painting 229 42 Model of Fairgrounds 232 75 Marksmanship 238 38 Woodworking 248 54 Camp Gadgettering 300 8 Big Creek.- Lucy - Woodstock Civic Club William J. Rutledge Charjean Baptist Cburch Charles Littleton Church of Holy Communion James J, Madison St. John's Catholic Church James N. Goad, Jr. Christ Episcopal Church Robert Becker Local 988 U.A.W. C. I .o. Edward Haley West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce Al Maddux Cherokee Baptist Church W. B. Ferguson Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Lee Mouton Frayser Baptist Church UNIT# Nature Mechanics James 10 EXPLORERS Service Unit 13 Outdoor Skills 15 Leathercraft 20 Social Skills 24 Fishing 30 Communications & Service 35 Concession 40 Personal Fitness 42 Ground Observers Corp. Craft Skills 43 49 Camping & Cooking General Science 55 First Aid 61 Concession 84 Parking Attendents 98 Communication ll Ship at Show 45 Ship Squad. 231 Aviation o. Cox Temple Baptist Church Duane Mallery Trinity Methodist Church Robert G. Shultz, Jr. Bellevue Baptist Church Brewer Crawford Idlewild Presbyterian Church R, E. Fakkema Fisherman's Club - St. Matthew's Methodist Donald Waf f Whitehaven Methodist Church Lee Stewart Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Julian Perryman St, Luke's Methodist Church William Bartlett St, John's Episcopal Church Sam Cone Central Christian Church William Dixon International Harvester William Spinks Sacred Heart Catholic Church v. E. Hilger Second Presbyterian Church J. Chester Shields Jackson Avenue Methodist Church R, J, Billions Loyal Order of Moose B. H. Brunson Highland Heights Baptist Church Andy M, Mullings Glenview Presbyterian Church J, L. Fuller, Jr. U. S, Navy Charles Carmichael �.---, I D1·essing Room Ii- J:·--~~8~.k ··r.~~1;~01 ~ .L~_J_~~~-, ~~_1-·t~-r~~--p~-~-~·~,:~-=-~- 361431143 1,'13, 351' 34, 37 j 10 J 11 22121 20 19 18 17 16 16• L_ __ I~ DJ ti (/] I r: I ;-----;----· ~ . H~SS ~ . 74 r:'l 0 ;:! 58 Cl '15 Q ID ..,.._ " _s . lffSS MISS 21+8 LJ..t.U a J.l~S! ;;s I I 19 J-7 rt:. 1--89 l~o l_hl I 220 i~9 I l INDD1N VILIAGE 82 !i TRCQP 9 49 228 I 95 75 ~i I 20 30 45 68 I 6 . 29_ I -~I ~21 I 2~ I 1:0 I ~~ 33 1'! l. 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Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Y.LAY 11 & 12, 1956 BOY scours OF AMERI CA 418 M & M BUI ID ING MEMPH I S, TENNESSEE -, . CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1956 R. D. Fuller ••• Herbert F. Hemker • • • • • • • . . President • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice President . . Vice President R. • • J. c. L. Mays • Robertson • • J. E. R. Saunders F. T. Thayer, Jr. • • Hearn w.. Tidwell •• E. L. Williamson • • J. M. McKnight • • • • T. J. McGuire, III • • • .• .• . • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DISTRICT CHAIRMEN • • • • • Vice President Vice President Vice President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice President • • , Vice President • • • • Treasurer , Scout COllllissioner Dr. James A. Wallace • ·Tom P. Mitchell •••• • • • • • • • • • . . . . . , Northeast District , Southeast District Northwest District • • • • • • • • • • • • • • James Aydelotte J. o. Conner • Aubrey V. Spear Adolph A. Floyd • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . • Southwest • • • • • • Crittenden • Mississippi District District District COMMI'.l"IEE CHAIRMEN c. A, Atkinson J, P. Goldschmid • • • • • S. Shepherd Tate Reverend Harry Williams • T, Robert Acklen , , • . .• Howard M. Grube • • • • • • • • Ray Herzog , • • • • . . Joe G. Helms •. • • • • • • Harry Woodbury I. G. Goldsmith • • • • • • .• . . .• • • • • Camping & Activities Committee ••••• Advancement Committee Constitution & By-Laws Committee . . . . . . . . . • ••••• Finance Committee •• Health & Safety Committee • • • Inter-Racial Committee • • • • • .• . • • • • • • • • • . . .• .• • • • , Leadership Training Committee Organization & Extension Committee , • Public Relations Committee • • . . . Outfitters Committee lr!EMBERS - AT - LARGE Jerred Blanchard Paul Borda Hon, Marion Boyd John E, Brown A. K. Burrow Oliver E. Cathey Taylor Claiborne H. M. Clayton P, A. Clayton Rev, Daniel Clements Capt, J, C. Clifton, U,S,N, Ray J, Coltharp Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Rev·. A. W. Dick B. c. Dowdle Don Drinkard W. B, Fordyce J. L. Goldsmith Charles c. Handly E. J. House T. G. Kirkpatrick F. Clyde Lambert Roy M. Marr Raymond G. Mahal W. C, Miller Doyle c. Nance Lamar Newport Kenneth W. Orgill Max Pinkerton w. B. Pollard Russell Reeves Elton A. Rieves, Jr. Caffey Robertson Aaron R. Scharff w. L. Sharpe Alvan F. Tate, Jr. R. A. Trippeer Blanchard TUal Norfleet Turner M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax ;.-- Alan M. Strautman A. c. Lewis . G. B. Whitehead . c. A. Atkinson w. Gordon Morris R. D. Fuller • A. L. Lewis Col. John Freichs Ray Herzog Sam Kelsall, III John Hessen, Jr. G. B. Whitehead • Gerald Shill Paul Ball , • • • Julian Perryman Lee Stewart . R. P. Bratten • M. J. Vosse • • • • • CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SCOUT SHOW COMMITTEE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CIRCUS COMMITTEE • • • • • General Chairman • • Scout Show Cub Circus Camping & Activities • • • • Scout Executive • • . President • Chairman Asst • Chairman • • Layout Assignment Decorating Chairman Booths • • Ring Acts, Clowns, Cowboys & Indians PROMOTION COMMITTEE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Concessions ••• Service Ticket Sales , Publicity UNIT # 1 2 7 8 11 12 13 15 17 22 25 27 31 32 35 40 42 44 45 47 49 50 51 55 59 60 61 64 SUBJECT Trained Chimpanzees Clowns Fishing Pool Clowns Animal Act - Clowns Clowns Handicraft - Clowns Animal Act Clowns Recording - Clowns Animal Act - Clowns Magic Act Animal Act Animal Act - ClnwnA Animal Act Film Tumbling Act - Clowns Clowns Clowns Acrobatics Animal Act Clowns Shooting Gallery Base Ball Tumbling Act SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER Idlewild Presbyterian Church B. s. Tual St. Luke's Methodist Church Paul Bell McLean Baptist Church E. D. Cox Buntyn Presbyterian Church A. c. Wright, Jr. Glenview Presbyterian Church B. L. Houseal Lindenwood Christian Church J. M. Boswell, Jr. Trinity Methodist Church C. A. Ruleman Bellevue Baptist Church Toxey Fortinberry Frayser Lions Club J. A. Via Blessed Sacrament Church J. H. Starr Temple Israel J. H. Buchanan Union Avenue Baptist Church Benson Sales Rotary Club of West Memphis D. c. Neal Macon Road Presbyterian Church E. F. Beale Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Robert Liles St •. Luke's Methodist Church J. L. Guy St. John's Episcopal Church w. T. Edge, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven T. B. Schabel International Harvester H. L. McElravey, Jr. Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church D. L. Faust Sacred Heart Church L. J. Li vaudias Twentieth Century Club Edwin Horner Springdale P.T.A. Lerue Marx Second Presbyterian Church M. P. Booker Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. T. Edwards St. Paul's Methodist Church Henry Watson Jackson Avenue Methodist Church John Lawrence Prescott Memorial Baptist Church G. B. Whitehead UNIT# 66 79 82 91 92 93 99 200 211 214 219 237 248 251 253 255 257 266 271 272 280 292 300 303 SUBJECT Wheel of Fortune Tumbling Act Skill Game - Animal Act Clowns Animal Act - Clowns Strong Man Act Tight Rope Walker Clown Trapeze Act - Clowns Games & Fun House Animal Act - Clowns Clown Act Game Exhibit Animal Act Animal Act Animal Act Peep Show Clowns Animal Act Bull Fight - Black Face Darts Clowns Freaks Hawaiian Act St. George and The Dragon SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society E. L. Blankenship Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church George Acred St. Ann's Catholic Church C. E. Boucher Mallory Heights P.T.A. William Repperger Grahamwood School P.T.A. Allan Peterson Highland Heights Methodist Church T. A. Feazel St. Thomas's Catholic Church Sherman Vincent St. Stephen's Methodist Church R. T. Barnett First Baptist Church C. M. Ballard Charjean Baptist Church W. P. Sadler Church of Holy Communion Gordon Lawhead Memphis Christian Church H. M. Lee Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Richard Green Berclair Lions Club c. s. Young Highland Heights Cumberland Presbyterian M. H. Parnell Bartlett School P.T.A. D. R. Kaltreider St. James Roman Catholic Church H. A. Mitchell St. Michael's Parish J. c. O'Brien St. Luke's Methodist Church J. P. Walker Kennedy Baptist Church J. S. Cooper East Acres Baptist Church Neal Reid West Memphis First Methodist Church Mil ton Hicks Frayser Baptist Church J. W. Elam East Frayser P.T.A. Felix E. ware UNIT# BOOTH# 1 2 80 3 2 6 29 8 5 9 1 10 15 11 14 12 24 13 19 15 39 19 56 20 37 21 30 24 27 25 11 27 74 30 32 7 33 28 34 17 35 18 36 22 37 16 40 23 42 62 43 20-21 45 68 SUBJECT Service Unit Bicycling Electricity & Plumbing World Brotherhood Neckerchief Slides Leathercraft Firemanship Signaling Games Aviation Metal Works Woodworking Bookbinding Cooking & Camping Second Class Requirements weather Forestry Firemanship Indian Village Lashing Pioneer Handicraft Basketry Electricity Patrol Camp Cooking Pioneering Pioneering First Aid Camping SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER First Methodist Church R. B. Potter, Jr. St. Luke's Methodist Church Max B. Ostner McLemore Ave. Christian Church Dan Kenner Baron Hirsch Congregation Sol Cohen Buntyn Presbyterian Church H. D. Tobias Evergreen Presbyterian Men's Club Jack Callicott Temple Baptist Church Ken Thomas Glenview Presbyterian Church Henry Brawley Lindenwood Christian Church Dr. John Jemison Trinity Methodist Church Clyde R. Wentz Bellevue Baptist Church D. D. Kitts, Jr. Union Avenue Baptist Church Charles T. Capman Idlewild Presbyterian Church John D. Walt East Memphis Kiwanis Club Mortimer Higgins St. Matthew's Methodist Church Robert Wright Temple Israel Stanley Newman Decatur Street Christian Church Lloyd Adams Whitehaven Methodist Church E. L. Vandiveer Macon Road Presbyterian Church T. w. Cunningham Memphis Civitan Club B. w. Beaumont Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church George Clarke Highland Heights Presbyterian Church w. v. Neighbors Immaculate Conception Church Alfred Distretti First Presbyterian Church w. G. Clayton St. Luke's Methodist Church William McKnight, Jr. St. John's Episcopal Church John Embury, Jr. Central Christian Church Kenneth Humphreys International Harvester N. L. Johnson ''- UNIT # BOOTH # 48 72 49 34 51 73 55 3 57 50 58 55 59 79 60 62 70 66 9 68 57 72 46 74 53 75 32 80 76 82 65 84 78 87 25 89 60-61-63 90 43-44 91 6 92 4 93 40 95 35 97 12 99 49 200 45 211 81 SUBJECT Bird Study & Housing God & Country Basketry First·Aid To Animals Carpentry Forestry Camping Service Unit Frontier Life Frontier Life Model Airplanes Conservation Pioneering First Class Requirements Puppets Ad.Altare Dei Bone Craft Fishing Camping Basketry & Woodcarving Bookbinding Philmont Swapping Shop Leathercraft Trading Pottery Nature Firemanship Camping SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER McLemore Presbyterian Church Newton Cook Sacred Heart Church C. H. Stopp Springdale Civic Club Frank Sullivan Second Presbyterian Church c. H. Threlkeld, Jr. Parkway Methodist Church H. F. Bittlinger Raleigh Kiwanis Harry Arnold Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. M. Ferguson, Jr. St. Paul's Methodist Church John w. Whitehead Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church c. H. Martin St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society Daniel Watermeier American Legion Post #1 o. N. Cole Marion Rotary Club Earnest Crawford, Jr. Park Avenue Lodge #326 H. w. Cross Mullins Methodist Church Omer Odell Methodist Men's Bible Class s. o. Perper St. Anne's Catholic Church C. M. Clower Loyal Order Of Moose Charles Cuneo Germantown Civic Club Robert Wi thman Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church Raymond c. Tatem First Assembly of God S. F. Freeman South Memphis Lions Club Daniel Hanson Grahamwood P.T.A. J. D. Barksdale Highland Heights Methodist Church W. E. Jones Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority D. R. Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church Robert Irwin, Jr. Holy Names Society D. V. Knapp, Jr. St. Stephens Methodist Church Robert L, Park First Baptist Church R. H, Wadlington UNIT# BOOTH # 213 71 214 26 219 66-67 220 64 226 77 229 42 232 75 238 38 248 54 300 8 10 13 15 20 24 30 35 40 42 43 45 49 55 61 84 98 Ship ll Squad. 231 SUBJECT Woodwork Woodcarving Nature Pioneering Finger Painting Model of Fairgrounds Marksmanship Woodworking Camp Gadgettering Mechanics EXPLORERS Service Unit Outdoor Skills Leathercraft Social Skills Fishing Communications & Service Concession Personal Fitness Ground Observers Corp. Craft Skills Camping & Cooking General Science First Aid Concession Parking Attendents Communication Ship at Show Aviation SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER Big Creek.- Lucy - Woodstock Civic Club William J. Rutledge Charjean Baptist Cburch Charles Littleton Church of Holy Communion James J, Madison St. John's Catholic Church James N. Goad, Jr. Christ Episcopal Church Robert Becker Local 988 U.A.W. C. I .o. Edward Haley West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce Al Maddux Cherokee Baptist Church W. B. Ferguson Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Lee Mouton Frayser Baptist Church James o. Cox Temple Baptist Church Duane Mallery Trinity Methodist Church Robert G. Shultz, Jr. Bellevue Baptist Church Brewer Crawford Idlewild Presbyterian Church R, E. Fakkema Fisherman's Club - St. Matthew's Methodist Donald Waf f Whitehaven Methodist Church Lee Stewart Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Julian Perryman St, Luke's Methodist Church William Bartlett St, John's Episcopal Church Sam Cone Central Christian Church William Dixon International Harvester William Spinks Sacred Heart Catholic Church v. E. Hilger Second Presbyterian Church J. Chester Shields Jackson Avenue Methodist Church R, J, Billions Loyal Order of Moose B. H. Brunson Highland Heights Baptist Church Andy M, Mullings Glenview Presbyterian Church J, L. Fuller, Jr. U. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1956 Chickasaw Council Scout Show and Circus Program 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 1956 Event Scout Circus Scout Show https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/42a333bd0b0afb384da0f88e4aa62ffa.pdf 3c248cb0ae2e87b4f9dd28f75616dd88 PDF Text Text J\E.POI\T 1\1\JFOR D 'j 'J'Jo['},.., I ·JJ':t.J [") ,. . 7 - .~1 '-.!JO C'J ,.., (") 'J C'J C'J - 'J :>7 CJ--J JC;(;\S;\\Y 'OU~J.c JL BOY SCOUTS Of )\ N1EI\1 C;\ .J �CDI~K.ASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INOORPORATEl> 416-420 M. & M. BLDG. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. Mqv 31, 1956 To the Budget Committee of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest, 210 Madison Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, We present herewith our request for participation in the Memphis and Shelby County Community Ohest, 1957, on behalf of the Boy Scouts of America in Memphis and Shelby County. We arc proud of tho fact that our program is available to all boys regard,.. l ess of race, creed, color, or social or financial status. Our well-rounded program which has been provided during past years has brought Scouting at its best to an increasing number of boys. We include here facts which we think will indicate to you that the money which has been provided by the Community Chest has been used wisely and efficiently in carrying out our responsibilities to the community. However the lack cf funds has prevented us from accomplishing as much as we should in a rapidly growing city and area. We have projoct~d our plans through 1959 as reflected by the manpower charts. The six operating committees made a detailed study of the needs of the Council and after approxima tely 960 manhours of volunteer time developed the detailed budget enclosed. A lesser program would not meet tho needs of the boys in the Council area. A careful study of our Four Year Plan will convince you that our r e quested budget i s neces~ary. your approval. ' We thank you for your study of this plan and await Respectifully Submitted, Harry Williams Finance Chairman R. D. Fuller Presidont W. Gordon Morris Scout Executi vo �Next to the home, church, and school, the Boy Scouts of America is recognized by leading citizens as the greatest deterrent to crime and juvenile delinquen cy. The Honorable Edmund Orgill and the Honorable Walter Chandler, Mayors of Memphis, 'in a joint letter of December 30, 1955, point out these facts. Copy attached. Tho need for more adjoining territory as Department Chiefs have elevate tho increasin g Scouting is apparent in certain areas of our city and evidenced by tho fact that Commissioner Annour and his joined forces with us in promoting additiona l Units to juvonilo delinquen cy. Mr. H. M. Bizzcl, juvonilo probation officer in Crittendo n County, said, year, Many of those "Delinque ncy rose 88 percent in Crittende n County last 11 involved Memphis boys - - especiall y in oar thofts. 11 Juvenile Court Judge Elizabeth McCain recently said, Mrnnphis Juvenile Court handled 1256 delinquen t complaint s in 1950; 2000 in 1954, and 2,500 in Those do not include many traffic offcnses, 11 1955. Mr, Joe Brunton, Jr., who investiga ted juvenile delinquen cy in Now York for thc>.t st<Cto said, 11 A youngster started on tho wrong track may cost tho stato in oxcoss of $60,000, in addition to a loss of a potential ly worthy life. This of course refers to tho cost over several years of trying to rehabilit ate and· rostoro to society a youngster who gets in difficult y in his fonnetivo years. Actually, tho annuP.l cost of procossin g·and.ins titutiona lizing a boy or girl in·troubl o runs to an annual cost of $1,800. to in some instances as much P.S $7,000. or $8,000." In our own sto.te of Tonnessee the cost of keeping a boy at the Ste.to Vocationa l Training School at Jordonia whore white juvenile delinquen ts are.sent and the State Vocationa l Training School at Pikeville , for Negro boys, ·will not approach. tho Now York figure, but will average approxim ately $1000. per boy per year. Tho actual cost at Jordonia is $1200. per boy per year. Mr. Prigmore, superinte ndent of this institutio n, said that they used Scouting to rohabilito .to their boys and that thoy have four Scout Units in full operation at tho present time. Tho Scouting Program is carried out by trainod volunteer s, Those volunteer are trained by professio nal Scoutors to organize new Units, soc thnt they have sound financial backgroun d, that they participa te in camping and other activitic that their mooting plHces arc ndequato and safe and that tho boy advances in Scout skills, Scout spirit and leadershi p. Tho following pages will give you tho general picture of tho potential of Scouting in Chickasaw Council~ �SE AL (Jffice of Walter ChanclJ.er MalfOr SS! vN GOVER1IM:iliT Memphis, Tenn, COH~iI December 30, 1955 Our city has the distinction of being first as the cleanest city, the quietest city and the safest from fire, We have now entered into a "Forward Mempni s Program" and we are of the opinion that every citizen will want to include in that program the training of our boys f'or better citizenship, For many yee.rs the Jlloy scout Movement in Memphis has provided an outstanding program for a larc;e ntunber of our boys thereqy setting up a strong deterrent to jiwenile clelinq_uency. The Scout Program has served well in its responsibil ity as supplying a parallel to the work done on bohelf' of' our boys in the homes, the churches and the schools, Out city is faced now with a tremendous "Boy Crop. 11 This "Boy Crop" has outgrown the present adl.11. t leader ship. Additional volunteer workers a.re necessary to continue to servo even tho present porcentac;e of tho boys available who want to be in Scouting, We know of no finer wey in which our citizens can be of assistance in the building of' our city than qy giving their time, effort end support to tho program 6f tho Boy scouts of America through tho Memphis Chickasaw Council, By so doing wo can then bo assured the.t the mtlo ci tizons of tomorrow will bo man of exceptional ly fine leadership. In combined agreement wo hLvo signed our names and caused the Saal of tho City of Memphis to be affixed this ::Oth day of December, 1955, /s/ Wal tor ChanclJ. er Meyor, City Of Memphis Edmund Orgill Mayor Elect �REPURT CF CPERATiilG CC!i~HTTEES The Organization and Extension Committee is charged with the responsibility of organizing new Cub Packs, Scout Troops and Explorer Units, and, assisting in the reregistration of existing Units, At this date, the committee has organized thirty-six new Units and reregistered one hundred thirty Uni ts. At the present time there are fifty-three institutions that we have been unable to organize due to the lack of manpower which means lack of money. The Leadership Training Committee is responsible for the instruction and inspiration of all Adult scouters, This year eleven Scouters will go to Philir.ont scout Ranch in New Mexico, at their own e:x;pense, in order to receive further training that they may pass on here. The Woodbadge Course, international To date, during 1956 t"lfpe training, will be held at Krunp Kia Kima in August. of trainees and courses number largest the is which we have trained 390 scouters held in any similar period. The Camping and Activities Committee maintains camps and provides special events. Camp reservations at Kamp have been so great that it has been necessary to opan Camp Currier for ona week this year and for four weeks next year. At the present time, May 1956, nearly half of the available space at Kamp Kia Kima for the summer 1957 has been taken. At our present rate of growth in camping, it will be necessary to procure additional camping area qy 1959, The Heal th and Safety Commi tteo inspects campsi tos, meeting places, swimming facilities and other hazardous locations in which boys might be placed in ds.nger. This committee is responsi blc for the cooperation of tho Council with emergency agencies of the council area. This year the committee has secured an emergency service truck that will bo available with trained porsonnol to assist in community disaster anywhere in the council area, The Advancement Commi ttoe in business could be called "quality control" Under the guidance of this committee The Goldsmith Family has established a four year college scholarship for an Eagle scout or an Explorer holding the Silver Award, This commi ttoe has presented four oi tations to scouts who have stwed lives • It he,s sponsored one candidate to the Byrd Antarctic Expedition and one candidate for the James E. West Conservation Scholarship. From JanuLry through April, our volumn of business has been moro than tho entire yegr 1955, Tho Finance Committee is charged with tho responsibility of developill{; a detailed budget satisf2.ctory to the Council Exocuti vo Board, rv.ising tho nocossai:y money and supervising tho expenditures, In developing tho enclosed budget a modest increase in salary is includod, This is necessary to kcop tho trained personnel th~.t wo have and attre.ct o.dditional personnel that wo need, Wo had difficulty roplEtcing one mE>.n \'.ho resigned ten months ago o.nd we have just lost one of our best men to another council. The salary ranges indicated for the positions in tho Chickasaw Council aro well within tho limits of the councils in our six state region which includes Tonnosseo, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Northern Florida.. Tho minimum stDndards of the Boy Scou.ts of America require college trained personnel on our professional staff, In todeys market thoy command e, higher price evon though it is recognized that tho men who are interested must be dedicated to tho sorvico of boyhood and tho dovoloPmont of tho future ci ti zons of our land. �GROWTH OF SCOUTING The number of boys of Scouting age - 8 through 16 yearshas increased greatly over tho past have seen an accelerated increase 15 years. because In Memphis we of tho spurt in population growth and also because of tho many new families who have moved to Memphis area in the post-war years. The accompanying chart shows this increase in since 1945 together with the Scouting Membership at boy crop the year c:md for corresponding years, The only reason wo have not boon able to servo a larger percentage of tho boys is lack professional manpower which of course means lack of money. of �- .............................................................................. ............._,... ,........................................... ,. ................................................................................................... , ~-·"'''''"''"'''''"'''""'" GROWTH OF SCOUTING IN CliICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF Ju'\IERICA 80,000 74,000 70,000 Chi kasaw Council :Boy Crop 60,000 50,000 63,000 phis & Co. Crop 1---~---l----~~1---~~~-+--l-~-f--r<:::::;Sfil1eley 40,000 30,000 19&0 otential 27,000 30"\ 20,000 // .?- _... ! 25% 20 ,00~ 20«, 16 ,OOP ---- 171 13,60p .// 10,000 24,00~ / // // /// 1 18% 8491 _ 18% ----:~tib:?!l::~~rr2:-~~i 15% 27 l 12 - 0 100 - 1940 j I 11% 1945 * National 1950 960 1955 average is 24% which we expect to reach ey 1960. ----- ......................... ·-· ......,........................................................................................................................... -............................................................................................... , ' �CHICKASAW COUNCIL LONG-RANGE GOALS { AVAILABLE BOY CROP Cub Scout (8, 9, 10 years) Boy Scout (11, 12, 13 years) Explorer (14, 15, 16 years) Total boys available PER CENT OF CROP TO BE SERVED Cub Scout age Boy Scout age Explorer age Per cent of all boys served TOTAL BOY MEMBERSHIP -Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers Total Boys UNITS NEEDED Cub Scout packs Boy Scout troops Explorer units Total units MAN POWER NEEDED Volunteers Profeissional staff Office staff 1'PARENTS OF BOYS IN SCOUTING 1955 22 ,500 17' 200 11,300 51,000 13.3 20.0 11.9 16.o 3,926 3,404 1,319 8,649 117 169 3l~ 320 3,146 9 7 13,300 1956 25-;BoO 18,200 14,000 58,000 27, 00 19,900 15,700 63,000 lt?? 1958 28,600 22,500 17,200 68,300 1959 29,200 25,800 18,200 73,200 22 27 15 21 25 28 17 23 28 32 21 27 20 25 15 20 5,000 5,940 1,000 8,120 4,500 5,130 6,160 8,ooo 2,100 2,250 2,890 3,780 11,600 13,320 16,050 19,900 151 214 50 415 4,150 107 180 242 68 490 4,900 11 e. 17 ,400 20)000 212 293 86 591 246 380 104 730 5,910 12 9 7,300 13 10 24,000 30,000 CUB SCOUTING is a program designed to closely tie tho boy to his mother and father in tho homo, tho citadel of good citizenship. . BOY SCOUTING --:Ls-a program designed to dovelopo the mind, body, and skills of the boy and to make him appreciate his loyalty to God and Country. EXPLORER SCOUTING --further dovelopes the young man in the precepts of Scouting and helps to intergrate his life with others in a common endeavor. lfl~ parents per boy �PROPOSED 1957 BUDGI!.'T REC"P Organization and Extension Training 12.il 956.75 4,356.53 1,865.72 15,307.00 6,934.00 563. 75 43.00 357,90 307.90 Professional Salaries 53 ,040.00 45 ,420.00 Clerical Salaries 19,600,00 16,060.00 Maintenance Salaries 4,020.00 3,720.00 Retirement and Social Security 6,0ll.60 4,145,60 Rent 4,260,00 3,660.00 Fuel and Electricity 140.00 140.00 Insurance 475,00 475,00 Camping and j\ctivities Advancement Ark. & Miss. Travel Office 200.00 9 ,135,50 6,996.00 700.00 360.00 Auto Expense 7,905.00 7,170.00 National Council 1,175,00 1,175 ,,;O Miscellaneous 865,80 447,80 Audit 250.00 250.00 $129,119.83 $99 ,811. 76 Meeting Expenses Sources of Income From Capital Funds Independent Campaigns Interest Community C):lest 940.00 8,0ou,oo 500,0Q 119 .979.83 lf $129 .119. 83 lfTho Sustaining Membership program wil+ be geared to produce the difference between Chest allocation and the budget, �PROPO f;liJJl "BUDGEr ORGANIZATION AND EXTENQI01T fO 60 60 40 1000 1000 1000 150 l 60 180 40 100 25 100 25 75 2000 60 60 100 100 2000 2000 500 500 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 1000 100 Highlights of Organization Ten Steps to Organize a Scout Troop Ten Steps to Organize a Cub Pack How to Organize an Explorer Unit Applications to become a Cub scout Applications to become a Boy Scout How to secure a Leader Cubbing guide books Awards & Round Up Program ~uarterlies for Troop Program ~uarterlies for Cub Pack scoutmaster's First Six Weeks Pack's First Two Months Explorer's First Six Meetings Pack Program planning Charts Explorer Program Planning Charts Troop Program Planning Charts Weekly Den Meeting Sheets Troop Financial Record Books Troop Simplified Record Books Pack Simplified Record Books Pack Financial Record Books What is Cubbing? What is Scouting? The Troop Committee \<!hat is Explorering? The Advancement Plan Parents Cub Scout Book scoutmaster's Handbooks Boy• s Handbooks How Books of Cubbing Wolf Books Bear Books Lion Books Explorer's Manuals Denmother's Den Books Denchief's Den Books Job Description Cards J.1ow to renew Unit Charters 1957 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ® © © ® @ © © © .10 .10 .20 .25 .01 .01 ,03 .05 .05 ,05 .10 .10 ,25 .10 .10 .10 .01 .ro .ro .20 .20 @ .01 @ .01 @ ,06 @ .01 @ .10 @ @ .20 .ao © .52 ©l.oo ® ,36 36 @ .36 © ,75 @ ,75 @ @ • @ • 40 © ,01 © .25 $ 5.00 6.00 12.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 7.50 60.00 3.00 9.00 4,00 10,00 6.25 10.00 2.50 7,50 20.00 12.00 12.00 20.00 ro.oo ro.oo zo.oo 20.00 5,00 10.00 ro.oo ao.oo 52.00 100.00 36,00 36,00 36,00 75,00 75,00 40,00 10,00 25,00 9b6. 75 �1957 - TR1iii'Tiim JUDGET - 1957 Chickasaw Council - Boy scouts of b.merica $ PRINTING & PUl3LIC1lTIC1JS 3500 80 300 25 36 60 25 100 500 1000 1000 500 25 500 300 100 2)0 300 500 400 Cub J3c,sic Scout Inst. Guides scout Course Notebooks Advanced scout Ldr, Notebooks Explorer Inst. Guides Explorer Notebooks N. c. Instructor Guides H. C, Project :Books Progress Cards Course Certificates Training Record Cards 3 Yr. Training Program Highlights of Training Cub program Notebooks Scout Program Notebooks Explorer Program Notebooks Commissioners Program Notebooks Cub Program Charts Scout Progrem Charts Explorer Charts VI SUJ\L ilI DS 2 Troop Grows F. S, 2 Scout Fundamentals 2 Sets Cub :Basic 2 JLTC seto l Renewing Partnership FS l Time of Their Lives 1 Film Inspector 6 Strip Projectors Projector Repairs 6 16 !Jii1j 7 35 !v'JM FILiv; REP ilIR & 0 • 08 lb ,08 G ,15 © , 50 G .08 lb ,15 G .15 G , 15 C • 01 c .Ol IG .ol @ .15 G , ll 0 , 15 ~' ,15 0 , 15 0 • 25 & .02 0 , 02 C , 02 @8.75 @18. 50 0104, 25 042,00 ©12. 25 <£.77. 50 @20.00 @50,00 .280, 00 6. 40 45,00 12. 50 2.88 9.00 3. 75 15.00 5,00 10.00 10.00 75.00 2. 75 75,00 45.00 15,00 50,00 6,00 10,00 8.00 $ 976.75 17, 50 37.00 208, 50 84,00 12.25 77. 50 20.00 300.00 220.00 @25,00 ©10,00 $ 510,00 REJUVE~TilTI 0N 10 16 mm 10 Magnetic Tapes 6 RCA Record Players 618. 50 @ 2,50 @50.00 185, 00 25,00 300,00 $1550,00 PROFESSION.AL TRA:rnnm Scout Executives Conference 10 Men to :Biloxi 2 Intermediate Tre,ining 2 :Basic Training - New Men 686, 28 600,00 400,00 550,00 �133.50 TRAINING AW.ARDS 4.0 Keys & Awards 50 Arrowheads 4.0 Square Knots ® 3.oo @ .15 @ .15 120.00 7.50 s.oo 200.00 TRAINING CENTJ11l. New Roof Fencin!}-MemoriaJ. 150.00 50.oo 300.00 ROUNDTABLE EXPENSES TOT.AL 4, 356. 53 �CAMPING & ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 1957 Budget C.llMP CURR! ER Auto Expenses, Hope H. Ford Electricity Insurance Telephone Saasonable Staff Salaries Four Weeks Camp Staff Training Water Front Director (Salary) Water Front Director (Food) Lumber Paint Swimming Pool Chlorine Repairs to Motors Mi scollanoous 12 Paddles Truck Rental Labor & Maintenance Poison Ivy Control Fuel - Mess Hall Minor Items Tractor, gas, oil, repairs 10 Aluminum Boats (Punts) 10 Pairs Oars end Leathers Camp Premo ti on $6, 374, 00 $ 528,00 650,00 400,00 180,00 780,00 100,00 300.00 120.00 200.00 100,00 115;00 200,00 50,00 20.00 300,00 250~00 100,00 170,00 100,00 100.00 1,450,00 61,00 100.00 2,175. 50 CAMP FULLER Rent on Fuller State Park Staff Training Seasonable Staff Salaries Four Weeks Comp Program Matorinls & supplies 5 Aluminum Boats (Punts) l Aluminum Canoe 15' 4 Canoe Paddles - Budget 5 Sets Oars Camp Promati.on 450,00 180.00 300,00 200.00 725.00 185,00 5,00 30,50 1,00,00 5,822.50 KAMP KIA KIMA staff SalQ,f:.j'.Qs El,ectrici t;y · Insuro,nce ·' Toleph0ne . Staff ~raini~g Eloctricnl )'topairs Pipe Fittings GenereJ. Camp Maintenance Paint, Lumber, Glass 2,590,00 2Z5.00 ;:i2s.oo · 120.00 250.• oa 6d.oa. 35,00 300,00 300,00 �- 2 KAMP KIA KIM.A (Cont t) 50 Replaceme nt Mattress Covers 50 Mattresse s 3 canoes 16' Guide 1 Dory Hauling equipment to camp Pumping out latrines Camp Promoticn 115.00 362.50 600.00 145.00 250.00 70.00 175.00 935.00 ACTIVITIES Special Awards Camp-0-Ree Minor Items Kite Derby Cub-.0-Ree Explorer Event (Golf Tournament Insurance on canoes Explorer Air Encampment (Negro) Jamboree Promotion Philmont Promotion 500.00 75.00 40.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 70,00 25.00 100.00 50.00 15,307.00 �PROPOSED BU])'.}ET - 1957 ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 50 Wall Charts 1500 Cub Advancement Cards 6000 Scout Advancement Cards 200 Explorer Certifica tes 4000 Board of Review Forms 2000 Monthly Cub Reports 1 Advancement Film strip 50 Mother Ea~le Pins 50 Eagle Badges 15 Silver Awards aJO Job Descripti on Cards 175 Merit Badge Counselor Guides 200 llA Boy Scout Heeds You as a Merit Badge Counselorn 200 Merit Badge Counselor Forms 18 Advancement & Your Patrol 5 Silver Beavers © .20 @ ,01 ®.•ooe .01 @ ·008 @ ,006 @ @ .45 @2.00 @2.00 @ .008 @ .005 @ @ .02 .005 10,00 15,00 48.00 2.00 32.00 12.00 8,45 22. 50 100.00 30,00 1.60 8.75 4.00 1.00 12.60 fi0,00 357.90 HEALTH AND SAFETY COliiMI TTEE 25 Highligh ts of Health and Safety #3193 20 Civil Defense Gui de 1\\3198 20 First Aid & Rescue Methods #3196 20 Pattern For SurvivaJ. #3197 20 Collectio n, Distribut ion, and Communication Service #3195 20 Family llBe Preparedn Plan #3194 5 Unit First Aid Pouch #1101 First Aid Chest (Camp Currier) Emerg~ncy service Truck Battery Parts Insurance Li sense Tires Repairs Operation ® .20 @ •. 10 5.00 2.00 @ .15 © .20 3.00 4.00 G ,15 3.00 3.00 28,75 15.00 .15 @5,75 CJ 600.00 $563. 75 �OFFICE SAL.ARY AHD FIXED ITEM BUDGET 1957 $4,260.00 RENT Scout Office Di vision Office $3,660.00 600.00 140.00 FUEL & ELECTRICITY Fuel Electricity INSURANCE 100.00 40.00 475.00 9,135. 50 OFFICE supplies Postage Telephone & Telegraph MEETING EXPENSES 4,507.50 3,078.00 1,550.00 700.00 AUDIT 1,100.00 75.00 200.00 MESCELLAMEOUS Bank Exchange Business Cards Car Fare Jani tor Service Minor Items (Negro) Repairs To Office Equipment Rotary Club 700.00 L,175.00 NATIONAL COUNCIL Q,uota Charter Fee 475.00 250.00 865.80 8.oo 35.00 15.00 156.00 100.00 150.00 50.00 �MESCELL.ANF.oUS (cont 1 d,) Awards & Recognitions © .03 3000 Universals 100 Universal Paper Weights @ ,65 oo.oo ::0 Statuettes © .10 990 Letters Engraved Safety Deposit Box 90.00 65,00 90.00 99.00 7,80 7 ,905,00 AUTOMOBILE EXPENSES w. G. Morris T. J. Frashure W. Peters c. J. Nolan Lamar Howell Ralph Young R. M. Bentley Director Camping & Special Events F. (;. Harris M. Grey J. A, Beauchamp Parking Lot 40 x 12 675,00 570.00 675.00 640.00 920.00 745.00 640.00 675.00 605.00 640,00 640.00 480.00 �NO. 4508 �CHICKASA'' CGUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1956 0 F_LI C_JLij Mr. R. D. Fuller Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. R. C, Mays Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. E. R. Saunders Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr. Mr. Hearn w. Tidwell Mr. E. L. Williamson Mr. J, M. McKnight Mr. T. J, McGuire, III Mr. w. Gordon Morris President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Scout Commissioner scout Executive CHAIRMEN COMMITTEE Mr. J, P. Goldschmid Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. C. A. Atkinson Mr. Shepherd Tate Mr. Herman Bensdorf Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. Howard M. Grube Mr. Ray Herzog Rev. F.arry Williams Mr. I, G. Goldsmith Mr. Harry Woodbury Mr. Lamar NeWport Advancement Awards & Re sol ut!.ons Camping & Activities Cons ti tuti on & :av-Laws Finance Heal th & Safety Interracial Leadership Training Organization & Extension Outfitters Public Relations Sustaining Membership DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Dr. James A. Wallace Mr. James E. Aydelotte Mr. Tom p, Mitchell Northeast Northwest Southeast Mr. J. O. Conner ~;r. Aubrey v. spear Mr. Adolph A. Floyd SO'uthwest Ori ttenden Mississippi )'1.JllM BERS - AT - LARGE Mr. Jerred Blanchard Mr. Paul Borda Hon. Marion Boyd Mr. John E. Brown Mr. A. K. :Burrow Mr. Oliver E. Cathey Mr. Taylor Claiborne Mr. H. M. Clayton Mr. P. A. Clayton Capt. J. C. Clifton, USN Mr. Ray J. Coltharp Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Rev. A. W. Dick I_ - - - ·-·------·-··- ·--- Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. B. C. Dowdle Don Drinkard W. B. Fordyce Jack Goldsmith Charles C. Handly Joe G. Helms E. J. House T, G. Kirkpatrick F. Clyde Lambert Roy M. Marr Raymond G. Mahal W. C. Miller Doyle C. Nance Kenneth W, Orgill Max Pinkerton W, :B. Pollard Bussell Reeves Elton A, Rieves, Jr, Caffey Rooortson Aaron R. Scharff W, L. Sharpe Alvan F. Tate, Jr. R. A, Trippeer Blanchard Tual Norfleet Turner M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, -------------------·--·-----·--·-·""-·- .---< �------------------------ ·-··-------~ ~SIDEN~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S, A, INC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 1916 - 1917 Mr. John B, Edgar l91S Mr. A, L, Parker 1919 - 1920 Mr. c. W, Butler 1921 - 1922 - 1923 *Mr. John T. Morgan 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 ifMr. John E, Roberts 192$ Mr. James Seddon Allen ifMr. Edward M. Salomon *Dr. J, c. Ayres 1929 1930 1931 ,tMr, C, T. McCabe 1932 Mr. J, W, Gates 1933 *Mr, A, D, McWhorter 1933 - 1934 *Dr, W, R, Wallace 1935 *Mr, George P, Phillips 1936 Mr, C, Arthur Bruce 1937 - 193S - 1939 Mr, Abe Scharff 1940 - 1941 Mr, Henry M. Clayton 1942 Mr, P. A, Clayton 1943 - 1944 Mr, A. K. Burrow 1945 - 1%6 Mr, W, L, Sharpe 1947 - 194S Mr, Alvan F. Tate, Jr, 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 Mr. Charles M, Crump 1953 Mr, R, D, Fuller 1954 - 1955 - 1956 *Deceased .. ---·-·--------···-- -·-···-·--------··· -- - �------------- -------··--·· -·----r-----I , ____ ---·- 1 THE SILVER BEA1/LR AWARDS TO MEM:BERS 0F CHI CKASA\·/ CO\JNCIL. B. S. A, INC. FOR DISTINGUISHED s:mvr CE T0 :E0YHC0D *Dr. J, *Mr. *Mr. *Mr. *Mr. Mr. c. .llyer s T. McCabe George p, Phillips, John T, Morgan John E. Roberts Harry Webb c. sr. 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 *Mr. L, R. Fors dick 1932 *Mr. 1933 A. D. Mc 111horter Mr. Ben B, Coffey, Jr, 1934 Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. T, Robert Acklen J. w. Ester Bruce w. Ewing J. Brady 1>i ley Mr. E. c. Grissom Mr. M. M, Huckabee Mr. A. " Mcintyre .i!!• 1946 1946 1946 1946 1947 1947 1947 •Mr. M. w. Bonner Mr, A. B. Carter f1Ir. \'i. L. Sharpe 1948 1948 1948 Mr. Robert Brown 1949 1949 1949 *Mr. Walter L. Grey *Mr. George Wood 1935 1935 Mr, F. Joe Flanagan *Mr, Robert G, Ramsey, 1936 1936 Mr. J, W,Clarke 1937 1937 ivtr. Phil Emerick Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid Mr. Harry Simpkins 1950 1950 1950 1950 No blc Gatlin Howard M. Grube R. c. Meys J. D. Tennison, Jr, 1951 1951 1951 1951 Mr. Edwin Delstrom Mr. R. Von Steinen Mr. Mr, c. c. Arthur Bruce H, Church •Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T, s. Eliot Mr. sr, 1938 1938 1939 1939 Mr, H. M, Cleyton Mr. .Ill van F. Tate, Jr, 1940 1940 Mr. a. K. Burrow Mr. J. G. Gates 1941 1941 Mr, p, A, Clayton iv1r, w. P. Halliday *Mr. Claude Bell 1942 1942 1942 1942 Mr. J. s. Allen *Mr. John A. Angus Mr. Charles M. Crump 1943 1943 1943 Dr. B, E, Jacobs ivir. .Abe Scharff Mr. Robert Johnson Mr. Bob Dozier 1944 1944 1944 1944. l'a- Gey Boyer Mr. J. L. Buckner Mr. Joe G. Helms 1945 1945 1945 Mr. F, L. Christenbury I Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, c. Mr, E. 11', Ri ttelmeyer c. Berry G, Goldsmith *Mr. E, A, Hawkins, Sr, Mr. N. G. Paddison Mr. r. 1952 1952 1952 1952 Mr, J. L. Brinkley Mr. M, L. Martin l•Ir. F. T, They er Mr, George Phillips 1953 1953 1953 1953 Mr, H. R. Blackwood iv[r, 1fi. Cook ivtr. Herbert Hemker Mr. E. L. Williamson 1954 1954 1954 1954 Mr, c. A. Atkinson ivtr, Charles Chatman Mr. R. D. Fuller Mr. Kenneth Humphroys Mr. J, L. Robertson 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 w. *Deceased ---·--··---·-~ �WE CAN AFFECT THE LIVES OF BOYS ONLY THROUGH THE GOOD WORKS OF DEVOTED VOLUNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TRAIN AND INSPIRE THErl Ben B, Coffey, Jr, Dr, Howard Curl R, Von Stoinen i;E, K, Loach 'fJ oe Hopper Miller C. Johnson C. H. Church J, L, Trindle, Jr, Russell Foote J. Brady Wiley Phil E, Emerick I Nod C. Cantroll J. Charles Cotton J, J, Jones II Hearn Tidwell 1 Hope H. Ford Lawrence I.owell J, Granville Gatos Forrest 11ottweiler Emory Ward F, Joo Flanagan F. T. Carney Miller M, Huckabee R, L, Irwin, Jr, Dr, B, E, Jacobs C, W, Rittlomeyer 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 19lio 1940 1940 19lio 19hl 19hl 1942 1942 1942 19l13 19h6 19li6 1946 19h6 19li6 SC OUTERS I KEY Bruce w:rfwing Chester Shields Charles S, Church Bob Dozier H, ll, Robinson Harry Simpkins I,loyd R, Steelman Harold R, Blackwood C, Bonson Salos J, R, Hurt J, T, Lmbroso R, J, Highgate Kenneth Humphreys II, 1, Martin J, D, Carruth Earl c, Berry William Dixon C, J., Atkinson I, G, Goldsmith L, E, Rawlins Dr, Hyman Greenfield T, J, Harrell Gerald R, Whalen Doan Esterly M, J, Vasso, Jr, Clarence Allon 19h7 19li7 1948 191+9 1949 1949 1949 19h9 19h9 1950 1951 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 Dr, James A, Wallace Frank Gresham E, R, Gonyaw %Doug Smith, Jr, 0, C, Doan E. D, Thompson T, J, McGuire, III Alan Strautman, Sr. Elmer Wainright Marvin Ackerman Larry Glass Duane Mallory Robert Weeks Ra,y Herzog Georr;e Moyer H, W, Hoerning Mr, Hur;h Ryland C, N, Ballard Brower Crawford Cecil McDonald John T, Rar;land A, C, Lowis John Whitehead Charles Townsley Albert Forguson 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1954 1954 195h 1954 1954 1954 195li 195h 1954 195h 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 SKIPPERS I KEY ( 5 years) Frederick T, Carney 1948 D. Ted Childress Dr. T, S, Eliot Virgil Roams Joo Helms Lawrence Kent Eugene Parish W. J, Newton, Jr. 'fVictor W, Winkle A, Bon Orgel Kirby Stringer J, D. Tennison, Jr, R, S, Hayne A, B, Bowman Mrs, A, B, Bowman David Garihan E, C, Grissom Mrs. E, C, Grissom 11.rs. H, H, Snee F, T, Thayer, Jr, H, F, Hemker 1941 1943 1943 1946 1946 191i6 1947 1947 1948 19h9 191+9 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1951 Howard M, Grube SCOUTERS TRAINING AWAFD W, A, Kinney 1951 f,, J, Iverson 1952 l1rs. T, J. Harrell 1952 llrs, Kirk Ifonry 1952 Lloyd Church 1952 Doylo C. Nance 1952 James R, Williams 1952 E. L, Williamson 1952 Al Reick 1952 Mrs. M,J, Vosso,Jr, 1953 Louis Cook 1953 Gooree Harter 1953 Thomas Dolla.11y 1953 1953 Lynn H, F,Jrguson Mrs. W, L, Nuss 1953 l'lurrB;)'" Reiter 1953 !!, v. Griffin, Jr, 1953 Mrs. Marion Harbor 195li G, W, Shill 1954 11rs, L, P. Beaver 1954 _____________________:ltJ2c.c_a.aa.a.d.___ __ 1948 Mrs, J, E. West Sam Tauber Ray Tatom Samuel Kolsall, III William T, Gilroy H, E, Drake Roy Billions O, H, Coay Mrs, l1ury Hoorninr; Fred Raedols Horbert Simmons Elizabeth J~ckorman Dolla Batson Mrs. R, C, Kelly Dan Hanson William Waff Irene Byrd Mrs. Tom McGuire, III Tommy Sims 195h 1954 1951+ 1954 195h 1954 195h 1954 1954 1954 195!; 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 ----- I · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "' �1-.--------------------------------Continued The following men have received National recognition for completing WOO DBJ,DGE BEflDS , HOWARD !1. GRUBE 1952 FRED 0, HARRIS 1953 KENNETH HUMPHREYS 1954 MURRAY REITER 1954 WILLiiiM DIXON 1955 CHARLES TOUNSLEY 1956 A, C, LEWIS 1956 GEORGE NOYER 1956 CLIFF J, NOLAN 1956 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .J �r-·····-·· ADV AN CEMENT COMMITTEE i The Counci.l Advancement Committee wishes to thank all personnel who have worked with advancement in 1956. Sincere effort has been ma.de to uphold and accent the ideals of the Boy Scouts of America, to coordinate policies, plans and activities with those of the National Council, Quarterly reports of advancement have been provided to District Advance.... ment Chairmen.· These were broken down by Units with card advice system so each Unit Leader and his Committee would know the overall progress of his Unit and the District Advancement Committee could place efforts on strengthening the weak Units. We, your Council Advancement Committee for 1956, respectfully present the attached copY of the advancement statistics compiled for the year through December 6, for your consideration, Your Committee req_uests your cooperation in the new advancement procedures which were brought about by the National Council changing its re gi. strati on system. Further, the Advancement Committee roq_uests the full coop era ti on of all scouters with the new Advancement Committee in the continua.ti on as wcll as expansion of this program dedicated entirely to the development of our boys, the future ci tizons, businessmen and leaders of our nations destiny. THE ADVANCEMEi:IT COi~UTTEE SCvUT JACK L. GVLDSMITH, JR, Troop 25 ON THE OCCASION OF THE FRESENTATivN OF THE MED.AL OF MERIT FvR LIFE SAVIllG I .I �,-- I ---··-----------------··-·--------·-----·------' CHICKAS.fil'.!:. COUNCIL, B,S,A, CUB ADVMJC:ZNENTS 19')6 Crittendon Mississippi Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest North South Central WOLF ')3 17 2')7 24h 1+29 1'59 17 6 19 BEAR l') l') 78 163 26') 80 3 0 7 BOY SCOUT Crittendon Mississippi Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest North South Central LION 7 7 88 90 129 hl 1 0 7 lfBRIT BADGES 181 116 211 h27 687 1021 28 0 18 WEBELOS ') 7 30 38 ')3 2') 0 0 2 ADVi\NCI':MENTS 1 19')6 SECOND 26 h7 139 112 207 122 9 lh 9 FIRST 1') 32 6h 6') 92 8') 7 0 1 STAR 7 6 l') 3') hl h7 3 0 0 LIFE 7 2 9 9 28 15 0 0 0 EAGLE PAINS 2 1 2 6 17 JJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 6 9 0 0 0 EXPLORER ADVANCENENTS Life Guard Gold Awards Bronzo Awards Apprentice Outdoor Skills Physical Fitness Communication Vocational Explorations Emergency Service Aviation Vocational Emcrcency Skills 5 8 18 82 10 11 l 21 6 23 17 --- --~=-=---=-----' �~~~-~~~~~~-~-- CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMM~ During the past year it was the aim of the Cammi ttee to carry through on a program which would fit all age groups - Cubs, scouts, Explorers and to establish such procedure s as would develop good program in the Unit. Activities held on a Council and District level include Boy Scout Week, Camporee, Rendezvou s, :Explorer Oppo sum Hunt, Good Turn Day, Clean-Up, Paint-U'p, Fix-U'p Parade and Fire Preventio n Week. The Scout Show and Circus was held in May. Your Committee feels that the Unit Leaders have done an outstandi ng job and are to be congratul ated on their fine accomplis hment in leading their boys into the great out-of-do ors. We are proud to say that more Units have gone to camp under their own leadershi p this year than ever before. We feel that you will be very gratified to know that camping is on the upgrade in Chickasaw Council and that more boys are participa ting each year, Interest in camping at Kamp Kia Kima is shown by the fact that 47 Uni ts have already made reservatio ns for 1957, Camp Currier was operated this year for one week as a pilot camp. We now plan to operate Camp Currier for two weeks in 19 57. Splendid progress was made in 1956 in bringing Units to camp under their own leadershi p which is the scout way of camping, Seventy-f our ( 74) Units attended long term camp under their own leadershi p. Five thousand five hundred and thirty (5530) Scouts camped at Camp Currier during 1956, Two long distance Explorer activitie s were held this summer, The Canadian Canoe Expeditio n took six Explorers and leaders through the Canadian Lakes north of Ely, Minnesota . Thirty-th ree ( 33) Explorers under Council leadership participa ted in a two weeks expeditio n to Philmont &:out Ranch in New Mexico. The Second Annual Air Encampment for our Negro :Explorers was held at the Memphis Air Base in November, Fifty-nin e ( 59) Explorers participa ted in the encampment, The Regional Naval Air Encampment was held at NAS, Millingto n in September . Eleven hundred (1100) Explorers from Region V took part in this program. On October 27, the Cubs, scouts, and Explorers joined hands in Good Turn Dew to the Goodwill Industrie s. Over 10 ,000 bags of repairabl e clothing was collected by the boys. According to Goodwill Industrie s, this Good Turn ey the boys will provide approxima tely nine weeks of employment for the 85 handicapp ed people at Goodwill, Your Committee feels that 1957 will be a year of quality program for every boy registere d in our Council, ·-----------~ �I NCORPOR ATED MEMO E R AGENCY MEMPH I S CO MMUN I TY CHEST 94 No . SECOND S T . • PHONE JACKSON 5.737a • MEMPHI S 3. TENN . - - - - - - - - - - - M. L. M c Pn ERON, Executive Director December 13, 1956 Dear Scouter: Two days ~go a one-legg ed man leaned on his crutches while working at his clothes presser at Goodwil l Industr ies, Yesterda y he used only one crutch. And today, with a cane, he WALKED to his job on two limbs. Every day your Scouts of Chickasa w Council are helping to put men on their feet at Goodwil l. Through the 1956 collecti ons drive, your 10 000 bags of discarde d materia ls mean approxim ately a $25,000 service to these pc:ople. Especia lly at this Christm as season, we want to thank you and everyone who particip ated in the splendid Good Turn Day. Sincere ly yours, M. L. McPheron Executiv e Directo r MLMcP:jl �r .I ___- __-_ ·-·----------·---·-·:=..-_·--=----·---...- . . . . . ····---=----~--- EI.NANCE COMMITTEE The Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt, as it has been the policy for many years to spend only those funds which were in hand. The job of our Finance Committee is three fold. First, building the budget, second, developing sources of income and third, supervising expenditures of all Council funds. In May, 1956, under the leadership of our Finance Committee, our Council held its first full scale Budget Planning Conference and planned a budget for 1957 based upon the real needs of the Council. Our sources of income for 1956 have been the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest,Independent FinanceCampaigns in Crittenden and Mississippi Districts,interest on certain endowments and capital funds, appropriations from funds raised by Council activities and the Sustaining Membership Program. During the month of August, under the leadership of the Finance Committee, the Council conducted the "Business Sponsor Program" to encourage the flow of financial support of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest by the business firms of the city having less than fifteen employees. We hope to broaden this program next year. Our books of account are audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, Certified Public Accountants. Expenditures are made in accordance with budget alloca.tions made by the appropriate operating co1mnittees, and approved by the Finance Comm:i.ttee and the Executive Board. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMIT'rEE 1. Protecting Scouts: The H & S Committee made two inspection trips to Camp Currier and checked cabins and equipment, waterfront, water supply, fire hazards, and latrines. Hazardous wiring and trees were eliminated, Letters were sent to all Units concerning Health & Safety measures concerning their cabins. There were also two inspections of Kamp Kia Kima, one prior to and one during camp operations, 2. Preparing Scouts: The Council had twenty counselors in the aquatics subjects and thirty public service (i,e, first-aid and firemanship) counselors serving the boys of our Council. 3. Educating Scouts: Most District activities were protected by trained Explorer service teams to give treatment and education in safety measures. Most Unit meeting places were inspected by the Scouts and the District Health & Safety Committee, ~---------- ·---------·---- ---·------- �LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMI TTEE 1956 has been an exceptional year for the Leadership Training Committee. Our achievements have been both te.ngi ble and inte.ngi ble. We are pleased with the achievements listed below as well as our progress towards one hundred per cent trained Unit Leaders. We are most proud of these accomplishments: l. The successful completion of the first wood Badge Course in the history of our Council at Slick Rock in August. 2. The revision and implementation of the basic training program for the three phases - Cub, Scout and Explorer. 3. The approval of the Training Before to become effective January 1, 1957. 4. The revision, in coop era.ti on with Goldsmith's Department Ster e, of our Den Mothers' Workshops and the implementation of this program through the district training staff. 5. Our success in promoting the attendance of adult leaders both from Council leadership positions and Unit leadership positions in National Training programs at Philmont scout Ranch. commissioning Plan PJ!JR CENT OF TQP UNIUEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING 1,9 52 19Q£. 1,954 1955 1956 Southeast southwest Northeast Northwest Ori ttenden Mississippi Central North south 55% 56oG 57% 34% 69% 67% 45"1o 59"i 70% 18% 68oG 62% 59% 63% 51% 70"1o 61% 54% 23% 39% 37% 27oG 25oG 77% COUNCIL 34% DI STRICT 0 3.5 not, 18% 49"1o 59% 28% 56% 58% 44% 32<$ 46% -----51% 49% 49% 53% In making the "Onward for God and My Country" program a reality in the lives of the boys of our Council territory, your Training Committee believes that there is nothing more important than the training of men and women who will lead boys. ----·----··---··-· �~------------·----------- -·--·-----·---------------------- ---------------~=~-! 8733 ORGANIZATION & EXTENSION COMMITTEE 9,000 8667 The Conunittee is proud of the progress made in overcoming the losses sustained in the reorganization of our Negro work, This compares most favorably to "the 1948 reorganization of the Districts. 8,500 - 8,ooo - 7,500 8491 7642 7294 I!. - 7,000 ~:·:: -.• 6377 6,500 6012 6,ooo ~ 5,500 5231 ...;-;:-"", 4725 5,000 4527 4,500 4,000 3,500 ~i~ I Iiii ~§t<{ IiI"' 2,000 - 1,500 - 1,000 ~ili~f YEAR :~t~ittf: I !"'·"''·<•<· I !~ !li:~ · il 3,000 :~~~~1\B 2,500 II II '1171% :~~?,~: ~;:_~~~ I I ?~~ t~i ::(.($~,-~ ,w,,;f; I ~\~I 1945 1946 1947 194S 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 ! -----------·-- __. �REPORT OF C HI C K A S A W C 0 UN C I L, M E M P H I S, COMMITTE ,5 :S 0 Y S C 0 U T S 0 F T E N N l!l S S E E D lll C E M ll E R l 3" l 9 5 6 AM ER I C A �/ CHICKASA\1 CGTJNCIL, B. S. A., INC. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1956 ------------ OFFICERS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. R. D. Fuller Herbert F. Hemker R. c. Mays J. L. Robertson J. E. R, Saunders F. T. Thayer, Jr, Hearn W, Tidwell E. L. Williamson Mr. J. M. McKnight Mr. T, J. McGuire, III Mr. w. Gordon Morris President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Executive CHAIRMEN COMMITTEE Mr. J. P. Goldschmid Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. C. A. Atkinson Mr, Shepherd Tate Mr. Herman Bensdorf Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. Howard M. Grube Mr. Ray Herzog Rev. F.arry Williams Mr. I. G. Goldsmith Mr. Harry Woodbury Mr. Lamar Newport Advancement Awards & Resol utt ons Camping & Activities Constitution & By-Laws Finance Heal th & Safety Interracial Leadership Training Organization & Extension uut fitters Public Relations Sustaining Membership DISTRICT CHAI RMJili\T Dr. James A. Wallace Mr. James E. Aydelotte Mr. Tom P. Mitchell Northeast Northwest southeast Mr. J. O. Conner Mr. Aubrey V. Spear Mr. Adolph A. Floyd Southwest Ori ttenden Mississippi Mi!LB E R_Jl - A T - L A R G E Mr. Jerred Blanchard Mr. Paul Borda Hon. Marion Boyd Mr. John E. Brown Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Oliver E. Cathey Mr. Taylor Claiborne Mr. H. ill. Clayton Mr. P. A. Clayton Capt. J. C. Clifton, USN Mr. Ray J. Col thar:p Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Rev. A. W. Dick Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. B. C. Dowdle Don Drinkard W. B. Fordyce Jack Goldsmith Charles c. Handly Joe G. Helms E. J. House T, G. Kirkpatrick F. Czyde Lambert Roy M. Marr Ral{mond G, Mahal W, C. Miller Doyle C. Nance Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Kenneth W. Orgill Max Pinkerton w. B, Pollard Russell Reeves Elton A, Rieves, Jr. Caffey Roeertson Aaron R. Scharff W. L. Sharpe Alvan F. Tate, Jr. R, A. Trippeer Blanchard Tual Norfleet Turner M. J. Vosse James A. Wax !_~~-----------=--~-==-~-----==------------------ �r-·---1 r --· ---------------- PRESIDEN"ruE CHICKASAW COUNCIL, MEMPHIS, B, S. A, INC. TENNESSEE 1916 - 1917 ifMr. Bolton Smith 1918 Mr. John B, Edgar Mr, A. L. Parker 1919 - 1920 Mr. c. 1921 - 1922 - 1923 W, Butler *Mr. John T. Morgan 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 ifMr, John E. Roberts 1928 1929 Mr. James Seddon Allen 1930 *Mr. Edward M. Salomon ifDr, J, Mr, c. Mr, J. *Mr. A. c. 1931 Ayres T. McCabe 1932 w. n. Gates 1933 Mc1rfuorter 1933 - 1934 *Dr, W. R. Wallace 1935 ifMr, George P, Phillips 1936 Mr, C, Arthur Bruce 1937 - 1938 - 1939 Mr. Abe Scharff 1940 - 1941 Mr. Henry M. Clayton 1942 Mr. P, A, Clayton 1943 - 1944 Mr, A. K. Burrow 1945 - 1946 Mr, W, L. Sharpe 1947 - 1948 Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr, 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 Mr, Charles M, Crump 1953 1954 - 1955 - 1956 i 11 t; ") I lfDeceased -·------~--- ------·-------- - - - --------------- ____J �r- ------- 1 ··~· ·--- ·---" TllE SILVER BEAVIR _!\Wiill.DS TO MEMBERS OF cm CKilSA\'i COUNCIL. ll, s. A, INC! FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVI CE TO :EOYHCOD ! I I I ! *Dr. J. c. il;Jer s T. McCabe *Mr. George P. Phillips, *Mr. John T, Morgan *Mr. John E. Roberts Mr, Harry Webb *Mr. c. sr. 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 *Mr. L, R. Forsdick 1932 *Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 ~ff£) T. Ac~/- Robert Mr. J. vi, Ester ~ Mr. Bruce w. Ewing , Mr. J. Brady Iii ley.,,..,/ (J:ji:.I E. C, Grissom Mr. M. M. Huickatbe e *Mr. A. E. Mc n yre' / 1947 1947 1947 _&'.'.'.. •Mr. M. W. Bonner 1948 1948 1948 ('lilf< A. E. carter Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 (1\J) W, L. Sharpe *Mr. Walter 1. Grey *Mr. George Wood 1935 1935 Joe Flanagan~ *Mr. Robert G-. Ramsay, sr, Mr. Robert Brown 1949 :IJJ!1rP'. Robert L. Irwl.n, Jr.V--'1949 ''' C. W. Ri ttelmeyer , .. 1949 1936 1936 Q[i) F. (:~? Edwin Dalstrom Mr, R. Von Steinen v-·· Mr. C. Arthur Bruce C. H. Church ~ <TY@. -~--""""~· 1938 1938 CJ42, 1939 1939 (f>@, H, M. Clayton / ·Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr, 1940 1940 /i(-::1 . 1941 1941 "• K. Burr ow Mr. J, G. Gates l 1937 1937 Mr. Mr • Mr. Mr. *Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T, S. Eliot "-~>' ._ 1946 1946 1946 1946 J, W.Clarke / L ~ Phil :Emerick Jack P. Goldschmid~---Harry Simpkins / Gatlin~ Mr, Noble Howard M. Grubei---· (f,f_;;} R, C. Mays t--Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr, 1942 1942 1942 1942 Mr. J, s. Allen *Mr. John A. Angus ();ir~ Charles M. Crump %,,,,,,,,,# 1943 1943 1943 *Dr, B, E. Jacobs (r1;9. Abe Scharff Mr. Robert Johnson Mr, Bob Dozier 1944 1944 1944 1944 Mr. Guy Boyer Mr. J. 1, Buckner / (Ji~.'. Joe G. Helms 1,.-/ 1945 1945 19 1951 1951 1951 1951 . 1952 1952 1952 1952 Mr. J, L. Brinkley-/'k( ~Lr. M. L, Martin,,.......---Gvii) F, T, Thayer ' Mr, George Phillips, 1953 1953 1953 1953 Mr. E, C. Berry (Mi:;:YP. A. Clay ton Mr, W. P. Halliday Mr. F, L. Christenbury *Mr. Claude Bell 1950 19 50 1950 1950 (!i\l;) I. G, Goldsmithy-*Mr. E, ,i_, Hawkins, Sr. Mr. N. G. Paddisoni.----- Mr. H, R, Ble.ckwood v·/ 111[r • W, W. Cook· -;)t"-Mr, Herbert Hemker (~~· E. L. Williamson~ o. A, 1954 1954 1954 1954 Atki~son/~/ 1955 Charles Chatman R, D. Fuller~· Kenneth Humphreys J. 1, Robertson il.955 1955 19 55 1955 ' 45vr-~~~t~~~~~~~~''V''~-:.~"°'·;lf.· -~-~" ";-'7';:1.;-:t.11:::J-·-~7 , _____ - - - · - - Ii - :::: ·.!JF,t·;i ',"if""~ =··--.,_,I , �·---·------· -----·-.....:,.·· - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - · · - - · · - - - - - · - ··-········· ··-······----·--··--·-- ·WE CAN AFFECT THE LIVES OF DOYS ONLY THROUGH THE GOOD WORKS OF DEVOTED VOWNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TRAIN AND INSPIRE THE!! Bon D, Coffey, Jr. , Dr, Howard Curl I R, Von Stcincn I ':·E, K, Loach I ofJ oo Hopper I Millar C, Johnson 1 C, H, Church ! J, L, Trindle, Jr, ! Russell Poeto J, Brady Wiley Phil E, Emerick i Nod C. 0 antroll \ J. Charles Cotton ; J, J, Jones i Hearn Tidwell i Hopo H. Ford J Lawrence I.owell ' J. Granville Gatos Forrest lfottwoilcr 'Emory Ward J F. Joo Flanagan · F, T. Carney Miller M, Huckabee R, L, Irwin, Jr, Dr, D, E, Jacobs I C, W, Rittlcmeyor I I 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 19h2 19h2 1942 191+3 1946 191+6 191+6 1946 191~6 SC OUTERS I KEY Bruce W, Ewing Chester Shields Charles s. Church Bob Dozier !!, M, Robinson Harry Simpkins Lloyd R, Stoolman Harold R, Blackwood C, Bonson Salos J, R, Hurt J, T, Lmbroso R, J. Highgate Kenneth Humphreys !!, L, Martin J, D, Carruth Earl C, Berry William Dixon C, Ii. Atkinson I, G, Goldsmith L, E, Rawlins Dr, Hyman Groonfiold T, J, Harrell Garald R, Whalen Doan Estor1Y M, J, Vosse, Jr, Clarence Allon SKIPPERS I KEY ( Frederick T, Carney I I D. Tod Childress Dr, T, S, Eliot Virgil Roams Joo Helmfl Lawronco Kent Eu.gone Parish W. J. Nowt on, Jr, ofVictor W, Winkle A. Ben Or•gol Kirby Stringer J, D. Tennison, Jr, R, s. Rayno f~. B. Dowman Mrs. A, B, Bowman David Garihan E. C, Grissom Mrs. E, C, Grissom Mrs. H, H, Snoo F, T, Thayer, Jr, H. F, Hemker 19!i8 1947 1947 1948 1949 1949 1949 1949 19!i9 19!i9 1950 1951 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 5 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1951+ 195!i 1954 195!i 1954 1954 1954 195/i 1954 195!i 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 years) Howard l'!, Grube SCOUTERS TRAINING AWJ\FJ) 1951 19hl W, A, Kinnoy 1952 1943 L, J, Iverson 19!i3 Mrs. T. J, HRrroll 1952 191,6 Hrs, Kirk Henry 1952 1952 1946 Lloyd Church Doyle C, Nance 1952 191.~6 1952 19!i7 James R, Williams E, L, vlilliamson 1952 19!i7 1952 1948 Al Reick 1949 Hrs. 11.,J. Vosse,Jr, 1953 1953 19h9 Louis Cook 1953 1950 Goorce lht'ter 1953 1950 'fhomc.s Doll.,,11y 1953 1950 Lynn H, F.Jrguson 1953 1950 Mrs. W, 1, Nuss 1953 1950 lfarroy P.oitor 1950 H, V., Griffin, Jr, 1953 1950 Mrs, Ha.rion Harbor 195!i 1951+ 1950 G, W, Shill 195!i 1951 Mrs, L, P, Beaver ·------- ·--------·-·---*-Jlo~oasod__ Dr, James A, Wallace Frank Gresham E, R, Gonyaw lfDoug Smith, Jr, 0, c. Doan E, D, Thompson T, J, HcGuiro, III Alan Strautman, Sr, Elmer Wainright Marvin Ackerman Larry Glass Duane Mallory Robert Weeks Raef Herzog George !foyer I!, W, Hocrning Mr, Hugh Ryland C, M. Ballard Brower Crawford Cecil McDonald John T, Ragland A, C, lewis John Whitehead Charles Townsley Albert Forguson 19!i8 Mrs, J, E. Wost Sam Tauber Ray Tatom Soriluol Kelsall, III William T. Gilroy H, E, Drake Roy Billions 0, H, Coay l'irs, Mary Hoorning Frod Raedols Horbert Simmons Eliziooth f',ckorman Della Batson Mrs. R, C, Kelly Dan Hanson William \faff Irene Byrd Hrs, Tom McGuire, III Tommy Sims 195!i 195h 1951+ 195!, 1954 195!i 195l> 1951+ 195!i 1954 1951> 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 I I I l II I II I. I I �-o-r,. Continued HOWARD M• GRUBE 1952 FRED o. HARRIS 1953 KENNETH HUMPHREYS 1954 MURRii.I RETIER 1954 WILLIAM DIXON 1955 . CHARLES TOWNS LEY 1956 A. c. LEWIS 1956 GEORGE MOYER 1956 CLIFF J. NOIAN 1956 olh-J- .3 ht r~ I '1 'S 1 �AJ)VANC:EMENT COMMITTEE The Council Advancement Committee wishes to thank all personnel who have worked with advancement in 1956. Sincere effort has been made to uphold and accent the ideals of the :Boy Scouts of America, to coordinate policies, plans and activities with those of the National Council. Q,uarterly reports of advancement have been provided to District Advancement Chairmen. These were broken down by Uni ts with card advice system so each Unit Leader and his Committee would know the overall progress of his Unit and the District Advancement Committee could place efforts on strengthening the weak Units. We, your Council .Advancement Committee for 1956, respectfully present the attached cop,y of the advancement statistics compiled for the year through December 6 1 for your consideration. Your Committee requests your cooperation in the new advancement procedures which were brought about by the National Council changing i ta re gi strati on system. Further, the Advancement Committee requests the full coopS<'ation of all scouters with the new Advancement Committee in the continuation as well as expansion of this program dedicated entirely to tho development of our boys, the future citizens, businessmen and leaders of our nations destiny. THE ADV ANCEME!.\!T COlfuHTTEE CGMiliENDS SCGUT JACK L. GVLDSMITH, JR. Troop 25 ON THE OCCASION CF THE PRESENTATION OF THE MEDJ>L 0F MERIT FvR LIFE SAV!}TG <--------------------------- -----------------------' --·--·------·-------- �-----------·-------CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B,S,/l, CUB ADVI,NCEl1E!ITS 1956 WOIF Crittendon Mississippi Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest North South Central BEAR 15 15 78 163 53 17 257 244 l.i29 159 17 6 19 LION 7 7 88 90 129 41 1 0 7 265 80 3 0 7 WEBELOS 5 7 30 38 53 25 0 0 2 BOY SCOUT ADVANC:J!ENTS, 1956 Crittendon Hississippi Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest North South Central llliRIT BADGES 181 116 211 427 687 1021 28 0 18 SECOND 26 47 139 112 207 122 9 14 9 FIRST STAR LIFE E.AGL.r!; PAU!S 2 0 15 7 7 6 2 1 0 :32 2 0 64 15 9 6 10 65 9 35 28 6 41 92 17 15 13 85 9 47 0 0 0 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 EXPLORER ADVANCEMENTS Life Guard Gold Awards Bronzo Awards Apprentice Outdoor Skills Physical Fi tnoss Cornraunication Vocational Explorations Ernorgoncy SorvicG Aviation Vocational ~'n!Grgoncy Skills ·--------~---- 5 8 18 82 10 11 1 21 6 23 17 ----=-=-------------·-----· __J �INCORPORATED MEMOER AGENCY MEMPHIS COMMUNITY CHEST 94 No. 5ECONO ST. • PHONE JACKSON 5.7378 • MEMPHIS 3. TENN. - - - - - - - - - - - M. L, McPHERON, Executive Director December 13, 1956 Dear Scouter: Two days ago a one-legg ed man leaned on his crutches while working at his clothes presser at Goodwil l Industr ies, Yesterda y he used only one crutch. And today, with a cane, he WALKED to his job on two limbs, Every day your Scouts of Chickasa w Council are helping to put men on their feet at Goodwil l. Through the 1956 collecti ons drive, your 10 000 bags of discarde d materia ls mean approxim ately a $25 1 000 service to these people. Especia lly at this Christm as season, we want to thank you and everyone who particip ated in the splendid Good Turn Day. Sincere ly yours, M. L. McPheron Executiv e Directo r MLMcP: jl �CAMPING AFD ACTIVITIES COMM~ During the past year it was the aim of the Committee to carry through on a program which would fit all age groups - Cubs, scouts, Explorers and to establish such procedures as would develop good program in the Unit. Activities held on a Council and District level include Boy scout Week, Camporee, Rendezvous, Explorer Opposum Hunt, Good Turn Day, Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Parade and Fire Prevention Week. The Scout Show and Circus was held in May. Your Committee feels that the Unit Leaders have done an outstanding job and are to be congratulated on their fine accomplishment in leading their boys into the great out-of-doors. We are proud to say that more Uni ts have gone to camp under their own leadership this year than ever before. We feel that you will be very gratified to know that camping is on the upgrade in Chickasaw Council and that more boys are participating each year. Interest in camping at Kamp Kia Ki ma is shown by the fact that 47 Uni ts have already made reservations for 1957. Camp Currier was operated this year for one week as a pilot camp. We now plan to operate Camp Currier for two weeks in 19 57. Splendid progress was made in 1956 in bringing Units to camp under their own leadership which is the Scout way of camping, Seventy-four (74) Units attended long term oamp under their own leadership. Five thousand five hundred and thirty (5530) scouts camped at Call!P currier during 1956. Two long distance Explorer activities were held this summer. The Canadian Canoe Expedition took six Explorers and leaders through the Canadian Lakes north of Ely, Minnesota, Thirty-three ( 33) Explorers under Council leadership participated in a two weeks expedition to Philmont S;Jout Ranch in New Mexico. The Second Annual Air Encall!Pment for our Negro Explorers was held at the Memphis Air Base in November. Fifty-nine ( 59) Explorers participated in the encampment. The Regional Naval Air Encampment was held at NAS, Millington in September. Eleven hundred ( llOO) Explorers from Region V took part in this program. On October 27, the Cubs, scouts, and Explorers joined hands in Good Turn Day to the Goodwill Industries. Over 10 ,000 bags of repairable clothing was collected ey the boys. According to Goodwill Industries, this Good Turn ey the boys will provide approximately nine weeks of employment for the 85 handicapped people at Goodwill. Your Committee feels that 1957 will be a year of quality program for every boy r egi stared in our counci 1. '--------------·----·-----·--------------_) �-----=----- ---I -____ The Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt, as it ha.s been the policy for ma.ny years to spend only those funds which were in hand. The job of our Finance Committee is three fold. First, building the budget, second, developing sources of income and third, supervising expenditures of all Council funds, In Ma.y, ),956, under the leadership of our Finance Qpmmittee, our Council h9lC\ its first full_ scale Budget\Plam:iing Conference and plam1ed a budget fpr 1957 based upon the real needs of the Council. · '~"::"; ' ') OUr sources of income for 1956 have been the Mem;ihis and Shelby County Community Chest,Independent FinanceCampaigns in Crittenden and Mississippi Districts,interest on certain endowments and capital funds, appropriations from funds raised by Council activities and the Sustaining Membership Pro' ,f " ;:.} /(·-;., / og:r_am, I During the month of August, under the leadership of the Finance Committee, the Council conducted the "Business Sponsor Program" to encourage the flow of financial support of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest by the business firms of the city having less than fifteen employees, We hope to broaden this program next year, .~\Our books of account are audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, Certified Public Accountants, Expenditures a.re made in accordance with budget allocations made by the appropriate operating conm1ittees, and approved by the Finance Committee and the Executive Board, HEALTH & SAFETY CO!A°t"ITTEE 10 Protecting Scouts: The H & S Committee made two inspection trips to Camp Curri.er and checked cabins and equipment, waterfront, water supply, fire hazards, and latrines. Hazardous wiring and trees were eliminated, Letters were sent to all Units concerning Health & Safety measures concerning their cabins, There were also two inspections of Kamp Kia Kima, one prior to and one during camp operations, 2• Preps.ring Scouts: The Council had twenty counselors in the aquatics subjects and thirty public service (i,e, first-aid and firemanship) counselors serving the boys of our Council. 3, Educating Scouts: Most District activities were protected by trained Explorer service teams to give treatment and education in safety measures, Most Unit meeting places were inspected by the Scouts and the District Health & Safety Committee, ~----- __________J I -------~-----------"----------------------···-----__) �I; ·-----·--------------------LE,\DERSHil? TRAINIUG COMMITTEE 1956 has been an exceptional year for the Leadership Training Commit.tee. Our achievements have been both tangible and intangi ble. We are pleased with the achievements listed below as weill as our progress towards one hundred per cent trained Unit Leader~ We are most proud of these accomplishments: l. The successful completion of the first Wood Badge Course in the history of our Council at Slick Rock in August. 2. The revision and implementation of the basic training program for the three phases - Cub, scout and Explorer. 3. The approval of the Training Before to become effective January l, 1957. 4. The revision, in coopere,tion with Goldsmi th 1 s Department stcr e, of our Den Mothers 1 Workshops and the implementation of this program through the district training staff. 5. Our success in promoting the attendance of adult leaders both from Council leadership positions and Unit leadership positions in National Training programs at Philmont Scout Ranch. Commissioning Plan P:E!R CENT 0 F TuP .!llilUEl\DER S WI TH BASI C TRAINING Y 1952 19Q£ 1954 1955 1956 southeast southwest Northeast Northwest Crittenden Mississippi Central North south 55% 56% 57% 34<\ 68ol, 62'1& 59% 63% 3.5 ieot, 18'1, 51% 70% 61% 54% 23% 39% 37% 27'? 25% 77% 49% 59% 0 69% 67% 45% 59&, 70<'& COUNCIL 34% 49% 53% DI STRICT 51% 71% 49<1, 28% 56% 58% 44% 32~ 46<S In making the "Onward for God and If~ Country" program a reality in the lives of the boys of our Council territory, your Training Committee believes that there is nothing more important than the training of men and women who will lead boys. _______________ __!i �/i '!/ ____________L_/_<Y_!_z_;v'--~,f--·::;_J;_ __-_vt._'_c_c_< __________________::,.._ _ _ I J__, l -------·---·---------------------------------------9,000 ORGANIZATION & EXTENSION COMMITTEE 8,500 - 8,000 The Corrnnittee is proud of the progress made in overcoming the losses sustained in the reorganization of our Negro work, This compares most favorably to-the 1948 reorganization of the Districts. 8733 8667 8491 7642 - 7,500 7294 Ill - 7,000 6377 - 6,500 6012 - 6,ooo 5,500 5231 5045 5,000 4725 4652 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 - 1,500 - 1,000 YEAR 1945 1946 1947 194S 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Mqv 31, 1956 To the Budget Committee of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest, 210 Madison Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, We present herewith our request for participation in the Memphis and Shelby County Community Ohest, 1957, on behalf of the Boy Scouts of America in Memphis and Shelby County. We arc proud of tho fact that our program is available to all boys regard,.. l ess of race, creed, color, or social or financial status. Our well-rounded program which has been provided during past years has brought Scouting at its best to an increasing number of boys. We include here facts which we think will indicate to you that the money which has been provided by the Community Chest has been used wisely and efficiently in carrying out our responsibilities to the community. However the lack cf funds has prevented us from accomplishing as much as we should in a rapidly growing city and area. We have projoct~d our plans through 1959 as reflected by the manpower charts. The six operating committees made a detailed study of the needs of the Council and after approximately 960 manhours of volunteer time developed the detailed budget enclosed. A lesser program would not meet tho needs of the boys in the Council area. A careful study of our Four Year Plan will convince you that our r equested budget i s neces~ary. We thank you for your study of this plan and await your approval. ' Respectifully Submitted, Harry Williams Finance Chairman R. D. Fuller Presidont W. Gordon Morris Scout Executi vo Next to the home, church, and school, the Boy Scouts of America is recognized by leading citizens as the greatest deterrent to crime and juvenile delinquency. The Honorable Edmund Orgill and the Honorable Walter Chandler, Mayors of Memphis,'in a joint letter of December 30, 1955, point out these facts. Copy attached. Tho need for more Scouting is apparent in certain areas of our city and adjoining territory as evidenced by tho fact that Commissioner Annour and his Department Chiefs have joined forces with us in promoting additional Units to elevate tho increasing juvonilo delinquency. Mr. H. M. Bizzcl, juvonilo probation officer in Crittendon County, said, "Delinquency rose 88 percent in Crittenden County last year, Many of those involved Memphis boys - - especially in oar thofts. 11 Juvenile Court Judge Elizabeth McCain recently said, 11Mrnnphis Juvenile Court handled 1256 delinquent complaints in 1950; 2000 in 1954, and 2,500 in 1955. Those do not include many traffic offcnses, 11 Mr, Joe Brunton, Jr., who investigated juvenile delinquency in Now York for thc>.t st<Cto said, 11 A youngster started on tho wrong track may cost tho stato in oxcoss of $60,000, in addition to a loss of a potentially worthy life. This of course refers to tho cost over several years of trying to rehabilitate and· rostoro to society a youngster who gets in difficulty in his fonnetivo years. Actually, tho annuP.l cost of procossing·and.institutionalizing a boy or girl in·troublo runs to an annual cost of $1,800. to in some instances as much P.S $7,000. or $8,000." In our own sto.te of Tonnessee the cost of keeping a boy at the Ste.to Vocational Training School at Jordonia whore white juvenile delinquents are.sent and the State Vocational Training School at Pikeville, for Negro boys, ·will not approach.tho Now York figure, but will average approximately $1000. per boy per year. Tho actual cost at Jordonia is $1200. per boy per year. Mr. Prigmore, superintendent of this institution, said that they used Scouting to rohabilito.to their boys and that thoy have four Scout Units in full operation at tho present time. Tho Scouting Program is carried out by trainod volunteers, Those volunteer are trained by professional Scoutors to organize new Units, soc thnt they have sound financial background, that they participate in camping and other activitic that their mooting plHces arc ndequato and safe and that tho boy advances in Scout skills, Scout spirit and leadership. Tho following pages will give you tho general picture of tho potential of Scouting in Chickasaw Council~ (Jffice of Walter ChanclJ.er MalfOr SE AL COH~iI SS! vN GOVER1IM:iliT Memphis, Tenn, December 30, 1955 Our city has the distinction of being first as the cleanest city, the quietest city and the safest from fire, We have now entered into a "Forward Mempni s Program" and we are of the opinion that every citizen will want to include in that program the training of our boys f'or better citizenship, For many yee.rs the Jlloy scout Movement in Memphis has provided an outstanding program for a larc;e ntunber of our boys thereqy setting up a strong deterrent to jiwenile clelinq_uency. The Scout Program has served well in its responsibility as supplying a parallel to the work done on bohelf' of' our boys in the homes, the churches and the schools, Out city is faced now with a tremendous "Boy Crop. 11 This "Boy Crop" has outgrown the present adl.11. t leader ship. Additional volunteer workers a.re necessary to continue to servo even tho present porcentac;e of tho boys available who want to be in Scouting, We know of no finer wey in which our citizens can be of assistance in the building of' our city than qy giving their time, effort end support to tho program 6f tho Boy scouts of America through tho Memphis Chickasaw Council, By so doing wo can then bo assured the.t the mtlo ci tizons of tomorrow will bo man of exceptionally fine leadership. In combined agreement wo hLvo signed our names and caused the Saal of tho City of Memphis to be affixed this ::Oth day of December, 1955, /s/ Wal tor ChanclJ. er Meyor, City Of Memphis Edmund Orgill Mayor Elect REPURT CF CPERATiilG CC!i~HTTEES The Organization and Extension Committee is charged with the responsibility of organizing new Cub Packs, Scout Troops and Explorer Units, and, assisting in the reregistration of existing Units, At this date, the committee has organized thirty-six new Units and reregistered one hundred thirty Uni ts. At the present time there are fifty-three institutions that we have been unable to organize due to the lack of manpower which means lack of money. The Leadership Training Committee is responsible for the instruction and inspiration of all Adult scouters, This year eleven Scouters will go to Philir.ont scout Ranch in New Mexico, at their own e:x;pense, in order to receive further training that they may pass on here. The Woodbadge Course, international t"lfpe training, will be held at Krunp Kia Kima in August. To date, during 1956 we have trained 390 scouters which is the largest number of trainees and courses held in any similar period. The Camping and Activities Committee maintains camps and provides special events. Camp reservations at Kamp have been so great that it has been necessary to opan Camp Currier for ona week this year and for four weeks next year. At the present time, May 1956, nearly half of the available space at Kamp Kia Kima for the summer 1957 has been taken. At our present rate of growth in camping, it will be necessary to procure additional camping area qy 1959, The Heal th and Safety Commi tteo inspects campsi tos, meeting places, swimming facilities and other hazardous locations in which boys might be placed in ds.nger. This committee is responsi blc for the cooperation of tho Council with emergency agencies of the council area. This year the committee has secured an emergency service truck that will bo available with trained porsonnol to assist in community disaster anywhere in the council area, The Advancement Commi ttoe in business could be called "quality control" Under the guidance of this committee The Goldsmith Family has established a four year college scholarship for an Eagle scout or an Explorer holding the Silver Award, This commi ttoe has presented four oi tations to scouts who have stwed lives • It he,s sponsored one candidate to the Byrd Antarctic Expedition and one candidate for the James E. West Conservation Scholarship. From JanuLry through April, our volumn of business has been moro than tho entire yegr 1955, Tho Finance Committee is charged with tho responsibility of developill{; a detailed budget satisf2.ctory to the Council Exocuti vo Board, rv.ising tho nocossai:y money and supervising tho expenditures, In developing tho enclosed budget a modest increase in salary is includod, This is necessary to kcop tho trained personnel th~.t wo have and attre.ct o.dditional personnel that wo need, Wo had difficulty roplEtcing one mE>.n \'.ho resigned ten months ago o.nd we have just lost one of our best men to another council. The salary ranges indicated for the positions in tho Chickasaw Council aro well within tho limits of the councils in our six state region which includes Tonnosseo, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Northern Florida.. Tho minimum stDndards of the Boy Scou.ts of America require college trained personnel on our professional staff, In todeys market thoy command e, higher price evon though it is recognized that tho men who are interested must be dedicated to tho sorvico of boyhood and tho dovoloPmont of tho future ci ti zons of our land. GROWTH OF SCOUTING The number of boys of Scouting age - 8 through 16 yearshas increased greatly over tho past 15 years. In Memphis we have seen an accelerated increase because of tho spurt in population growth and also because of tho many new families who have moved to Memphis area in the post-war years. The accompanying chart shows this increase in boy crop since 1945 together with the Scouting Membership at the year c:md for corresponding years, The only reason wo have not boon able to servo a larger percentage of tho boys is lack of professional manpower which of course means lack of money. , .............................................................................. -............. _, ... , ........................................... ,. ................................................................................................... ~-·"'''''"''"'''''"'''""'" GROWTH OF SCOUTING IN CliICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF Ju'\IERICA 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 Chi kasaw Council :Boy Crop 74,000 63,000 phis & 1---~---l----~~1---~~~-+--l-~-f--r<:::::;Sfil1eley Co. 27,000 / // // .// /// // ---- Crop 19&0 otential 1 30"\ 24,00~ ! 25% 20 ,00~ 20«, 16 ,OOP 171 13,60p .?- _... l ----:~tib:?!l::~~rr2:-~~i 8491 _ 18% 12 - 18% 27 - 15% 100 - 11% 1940 1945 1950 1955 960 I j * National average is 24% which we expect to reach ey 1960. 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CHICKASAW COUNCIL LONG-RANGE GOALS { AVAILABLE BOY CROP 1955 1956 lt?? 1958 1959 Cub Scout (8, 9, 10 years) 22 ,500 25-;BoO 27, 00 28,600 29,200 Boy Scout (11, 12, 13 years) 17' 200 18,200 19,900 22,500 25,800 Explorer (14, 15, 16 years) 11,300 14,000 15,700 17,200 18,200 Total boys available 51,000 58,000 63,000 68,300 73,200 PER CENT OF CROP TO BE SERVED Cub Scout age 13.3 20 22 25 28 Boy Scout age 20.0 25 27 28 32 Explorer age 11.9 15 15 17 21 Per cent of all boys served 16.o 20 21 23 27 TOTAL BOY MEMBERSHIP -Cub Scouts 3,926 5,000 5,940 1,000 8,120 Boy Scouts 3,404 4,500 5,130 6,160 8,ooo Explorers 1,319 2,100 2,250 2,890 3,780 Total Boys 8,649 11,600 13,320 16,050 19,900 UNITS NEEDED Cub Scout packs 117 151 180 212 246 Boy Scout troops 169 214 242 293 380 Explorer units 3l~ 50 68 86 104 Total units 320 415 490 591 730 MAN POWER NEEDED Volunteers 3,146 4,150 4,900 5,910 7,300 Profeissional staff 9 10- 11 12 13 Office staff 7 7 e. 9 10 1'PARENTS OF BOYS IN SCOUTING 13,300 17 ,400 20)000 24,000 30,000 CUB SCOUTING is a program designed to closely tie tho boy to his mother and father in tho homo, tho citadel of good citizenship. BOY SCOUTING . --:Ls-a program designed to dovelopo the mind, body, and skills of the boy and to make him appreciate his loyalty to God and Country. EXPLORER SCOUTING --further dovelopes the young man in the precepts of Scouting and helps to intergrate his life with others in a common endeavor. lfl~ parents per boy Organization and Extension Training Camping and j\ctivities Advancement Professional Salaries Clerical Salaries Maintenance Salaries Retirement and Social Security Rent Fuel and Electricity Insurance Ark. & Miss. Travel Office Meeting Expenses Auto Expense National Council Miscellaneous Audit Sources of Income From Capital Funds Independent Campaigns Interest Community C):lest PROPOSED 1957 BUDGI!.'T REC"P 12.il 956.75 4,356.53 15,307.00 563. 75 357,90 53 ,040.00 19,600,00 4,020.00 6,0ll.60 4,260,00 140.00 475,00 9 ,135,50 700.00 7,905.00 1,175,00 865,80 250.00 $129,119.83 940.00 8,0ou,oo 500,0Q 119 .979.83 lf $129 .119. 83 1,865.72 6,934.00 43.00 307.90 45 ,420.00 16,060.00 3,720.00 4,145,60 3,660.00 140.00 475,00 200.00 6,996.00 360.00 7,170.00 1,175 ,,;O 447,80 250.00 $99 ,811. 76 lfTho Sustaining Membership program wil+ be geared to produce the difference between Chest allocation and the budget, ORGANIZATION AND EXTENQI01T PRO PO f;liJJl "BUDG Er 1957 fO Highlights of Organization @ .10 $ 5.00 60 Ten Steps to Organize a Scout Troop @ .10 6.00 60 Ten Steps to Organize a Cub Pack @ .20 12.00 40 How to Organize an Explorer Unit @ .25 10.00 1000 Applications to become a Cub scout @ .01 10.00 1000 Applications to become a Boy Scout @ .01 10.00 1000 How to secure a Leader @ ,03 30.00 150 Cubbing guide books @ .05 7.50 l Awards & Round Up 60.00 60 Program ~uarterlies for Troop @ .05 3.00 180 Program ~uarterlies for Cub Pack @ ,05 9.00 40 scoutmaster's First Six Weeks @ .10 4,00 100 Pack's First Two Months @ .10 10,00 25 Explorer's First Six Meetings ® ,25 6.25 100 Pack Program planning Charts © .10 10.00 25 Explorer Program Planning Charts © .10 2.50 75 Troop Program Planning Charts ® .10 7,50 2000 Weekly Den Meeting Sheets @ .01 20.00 60 Troop Financial Record Books © .ro 12.00 60 Troop Simplified Record Books © .ro 12.00 100 Pack Simplified Record Books © .20 20.00 100 Pack Financial Record Books @ .20 ro.oo 2000 What is Cubbing? @ .01 20.00 2000 What is Scouting? @ .01 ro.oo 500 The Troop Committee @ ,06 zo.oo 500 \<!hat is Explorering? @ .01 5,00 100 The Advancement Plan @ .10 10.00 100 Parents Cub Scout Book @ .20 ro.oo 100 scoutmaster's Handbooks ® .ao ao.oo 100 Boy• s Handbooks © .52 52.00 100 How Books of Cubbing ©l.oo 100.00 100 Wolf Books @ ,36 36,00 100 Bear Books @ • 36 36,00 100 Lion Books @ .36 36,00 100 Explorer's Manuals © ,75 75,00 100 Denmother's Den Books @ ,75 75,00 100 Denchief's Den Books @ • 40 40,00 1000 Job Description Cards © ,01 10,00 100 J.1ow to renew Unit Charters © .25 25,00 9b6. 75 1957 - TR1iii'Tiim JUDGET - 1957 Chickasaw Council - Boy scouts of b.merica PRINTING & PUl3LIC1lTIC1JS 3500 Cub J3c,sic 0 • 08 80 Scout Inst. Guides lb ,08 300 scout Course Notebooks G ,15 25 Advanced scout Ldr, Notebooks © , 50 36 Explorer Inst. Guides G .08 60 Explorer Notebooks lb ,15 25 N. c. Instructor Guides G .15 100 H. C, Project :Books G , 15 500 Progress Cards C • 01 1000 Course Certificates c .Ol 1000 Training Record Cards IG .ol 500 3 Yr. Training Program @ .15 25 Highlights of Training G , ll 500 Cub program Notebooks 0 , 15 300 Scout Program Notebooks ~' ,15 100 Explorer Program Notebooks 0 , 15 2)0 Commissioners Program Notebooks 0 • 25 300 Cub Program Charts & .02 500 Scout Progrem Charts 0 , 02 400 Explorer Charts C , 02 VI SUJ\L ilI DS 2 Troop Grows F. S, 2 Scout Fundamentals 2 Sets Cub :Basic 2 JLTC seto l Renewing Partnership FS l Time of Their Lives 1 Film Inspector 6 Strip Projectors Projector Repairs 6 16 !Jii1j 7 35 !v'JM FILiv; REP ilIR & REJUVE~TilTI 0N 10 16 mm 10 Magnetic Tapes 6 RCA Record Players PROFESSION.AL TRA:rnnm Scout Executives Conference 10 Men to :Biloxi 2 Intermediate Tre,ining 2 :Basic Training - New Men @8.75 @18. 50 0104, 25 042,00 ©12. 25 <£.77. 50 @20.00 @50,00 @25,00 ©10,00 618. 50 @ 2,50 @50.00 .280, 00 6. 40 45,00 12. 50 2.88 9.00 3. 75 15.00 5,00 10.00 10.00 75.00 2. 75 75,00 45.00 15,00 50,00 6,00 10,00 8.00 17, 50 37.00 208, 50 84,00 12.25 77. 50 20.00 300.00 220.00 185, 00 25,00 300,00 600,00 400,00 550,00 $ 686, 28 $ 976.75 $ 510,00 $1550,00 TRAINING AW.ARDS 133.50 4.0 Keys & Awards ® 3.oo 120.00 50 Arrowheads @ .15 7.50 4.0 Square Knots @ .15 s.oo TRAINING C ENTJ11l. 200.00 New Roof 150.00 Fencin!}-MemoriaJ. 50.oo ROUNDTABLE EXPENSES 300.00 TOT.AL 4, 356. 53 CAMPING & ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 1957 Budget C.llMP CURR! ER Auto Expenses, Hope H. Ford Electricity Insurance Telephone Saasonable Staff Salaries Four Weeks Camp Staff Training Water Front Director (Salary) Water Front Director (Food) Lumber Paint Swimming Pool Chlorine Repairs to Motors Mi scollanoous 12 Paddles Truck Rental Labor & Maintenance Poison Ivy Control Fuel - Mess Hall Minor Items Tractor, gas, oil, repairs 10 Aluminum Boats (Punts) 10 Pairs Oars end Leathers Camp Premo ti on CAMP FULLER Rent on Fuller State Park Staff Training Seasonable Staff Salaries Four Weeks Comp Program Matorinls & supplies 5 Aluminum Boats (Punts) l Aluminum Canoe 15' 4 Canoe Paddles - Budget 5 Sets Oars Camp Promati.on KAMP KIA KIMA staff SalQ,f:.j'.Qs El,ectrici t;y · Insuro,nce ·' Toleph0ne . Staff ~raini~g Eloctricnl )'topairs Pipe Fittings GenereJ. Camp Maintenance Paint, Lumber, Glass $ 528,00 650,00 400,00 180,00 780,00 100,00 300.00 120.00 200.00 100,00 115;00 200,00 50,00 20.00 300,00 250~00 100,00 170,00 100,00 100.00 1,450,00 61,00 100.00 450,00 180.00 300,00 200.00 725.00 185,00 5,00 30,50 1,00,00 2,590,00 2Z5.00 ;:i2s.oo · 120.00 250 .• oa 6d.oa. 35,00 300,00 300,00 $6, 374, 00 2,175. 50 5,822.50 KAMP KIA KIM.A (Cont t) 50 Replacement Mattress Covers 50 Mattresses 3 canoes 16' Guide 1 Dory Hauling equipment to camp Pumping out latrines Camp Promoticn ACTIVITIES Special Awards Camp-0-Ree Minor Items Kite Derby Cub-.0-Ree Explorer Event (Golf Tournament Insurance on canoes Explorer Air Encampment (Negro) Jamboree Promotion Philmont Promotion - 2 - 115.00 362.50 600.00 145.00 250.00 70.00 175.00 500.00 75.00 40.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 70,00 25.00 100.00 50.00 935.00 15,307.00 PROPOSED BU])'.}ET - 1957 ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 50 Wall Charts 1500 Cub Advancement Cards 6000 Scout Advancement Cards 200 Explorer Certificates 4000 Board of Review Forms 2000 Monthly Cub Reports 1 Advancement Film strip 50 Mother Ea~le Pins 50 Eagle Badges 15 Silver Awards aJO Job Description Cards 175 Merit Badge Counselor Guides 200 llA Boy Scout Heeds You as a Merit Badge Counselorn 200 Merit Badge Counselor Forms 18 Advancement & Your Patrol 5 Silver Beavers HEALTH AND SAFETY COliiMI TTEE 25 Highlights of Health and Safety #3193 20 Civil Defense Gui de 1\\3198 20 First Aid & Rescue Methods #3196 20 Pattern For SurvivaJ. #3197 20 Collection, Distribution, and Communication Service #3195 20 Family llBe Preparedn Plan #3194 5 Unit First Aid Pouch #1101 First Aid Chest (Camp Currier) Emerg~ncy service Truck Battery Parts Insurance Li sense Tires Repairs Operation © .20 @ ,01 ® .• ooe @ .01 @ ·008 @ ,006 @ .45 @2.00 @2.00 @ .008 @ .005 @ .02 @ .005 ® .20 @ •. 10 @ .15 © .20 G ,15 CJ .15 @5,75 10,00 15,00 48.00 2.00 32.00 12.00 8,45 22. 50 100.00 30,00 1.60 8.75 4.00 1.00 12.60 fi0,00 357.90 5.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 28,75 15.00 600.00 $563. 75 OFFICE SAL.ARY AHD FIXED ITEM BUDGET 1957 RENT $4,260.00 Scout Office $3,660.00 Di vision Office 600.00 FUEL & ELECTRICITY 140.00 Fuel 100.00 Electricity 40.00 INSURANCE 475.00 475.00 OFFICE 9,135. 50 supplies 4,507.50 Postage 3,078.00 Telephone & Telegraph 1,550.00 MEETING EXPENSES 700.00 700.00 NATIONAL COUNCIL L,175.00 Q,uota 1,100.00 Charter Fee 75.00 AUDIT 200.00 250.00 MESCELLAMEOUS 865.80 Bank Exchange 8.oo Business Cards 35.00 Car Fare 15.00 Jani tor Service 156.00 Minor Items (Negro) 100.00 Repairs To Office Equipment 150.00 Rotary Club 50.00 MESCELL.ANF.oUS (cont 1 d,) Awards 3000 100 ::0 990 Safety & Recognitions Universals Universal Paper Statuettes Letters Engraved Deposit Box AUTOMOBILE EXPENSES w. G. Morris T. J. Frashure W. Peters c. J. Nolan Lamar Howell Ralph Young R. M. Bentley © .03 Weights @ ,65 oo.oo © .10 Director Camping & Special Events F. (;. Harris M. Grey J. A, Beauchamp Parking Lot 40 x 12 90.00 65,00 90.00 99.00 7,80 675,00 570.00 675.00 640.00 920.00 745.00 640.00 675.00 605.00 640,00 640.00 480.00 7 ,905,00 NO. 4508 CHICKASA'' CGUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1956 0 F_LI C_JLij Mr. R. D. Fuller Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. R. C, Mays Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. E. R. Saunders Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr. Mr. Hearn w. Tidwell Mr. E. L. Williamson Mr. J, M. McKnight Mr. T. J, McGuire, III Mr. w. Gordon Morris CHAIRMEN Mr. J, P. Goldschmid Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. C. A. Atkinson Mr. Shepherd Tate Mr. Herman Bensdorf Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. Howard M. Grube Mr. Ray Herzog Rev. F.arry Williams Mr. I, G. Goldsmith Mr. Harry Woodbury Mr. Lamar NeWport President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Scout Commissioner scout Executive COMMITTEE Advancement Awards & Re sol ut!.ons Camping & Activities Cons ti tu ti on & :av-Laws Finance Heal th & Safety Interracial Leadership Training Organization & Extension Outfitters Public Relations Sustaining Membership DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Dr. James A. Wallace Mr. James E. Aydelotte Mr. Tom p, Mitchell Northeast Northwest Southeast Mr. J. O. Conner ~;r. Aubrey v. spear Mr. Adolph A. Floyd SO'uthwest Ori ttenden Mississippi )'1.JllM BERS - AT - LARGE Mr. Jerred Blanchard Mr. Paul Borda Hon. Marion Boyd Mr. John E. Brown Mr. A. K. :Burrow Mr. Oliver E. Cathey Mr. Taylor Claiborne Mr. H. M. Clayton Mr. P. A. Clayton Capt. J. C. Clifton, USN Mr. Ray J. Coltharp Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Rev. A. W. Dick Mr. B. C. Dowdle Mr. Don Drinkard Mr. W. B. Fordyce Mr. Jack Goldsmith Mr. Charles C. Handly Mr. Joe G. Helms Mr. E. J. House Mr. T, G. Kirkpatrick Mr. F. Clyde Lambert Mr, Roy M. Marr Mr. Raymond G. Mahal Mr. W. C. Miller Mr. Doyle C. Nance Mr. Kenneth W, Orgill Mr. Max Pinkerton Mr, W, :B. Pollard Mr. Bussell Reeves Mr. Elton A, Rieves, Jr, Mr. Caffey Rooortson Mr, Aaron R. Scharff Mr. W, L. Sharpe Mr, Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Mr. R. A, Trippeer Mr. Blanchard Tual Mr. Norfleet Turner Mr, M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax I_ --- ·-·------·-··- ·--- -------------------·--·-----·--·-·""-·-.---< ·-··-------~ ------------------------ ~SIDEN~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S, A, INC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Mr. John B, Edgar Mr. A, L, Parker Mr. c. W, Butler *Mr. John T. Morgan ifMr. John E, Roberts Mr. James Seddon Allen ifMr. Edward M. Salomon *Dr. J, c. Ayres ,tMr, C, T. McCabe Mr. J, W, Gates *Mr, A, D, McWhorter *Dr, W, R, Wallace *Mr, George P, Phillips Mr, C, Arthur Bruce Mr, Abe Scharff Mr, Henry M. Clayton Mr, P. A, Clayton Mr, A. K. Burrow Mr, W, L, Sharpe Mr, Alvan F. Tate, Jr, Mr. Charles M, Crump Mr, R, D, Fuller *Deceased .. ---·-·--------···---·-···-·--------···--- 1916 - 1917 l91S 1919 - 1920 1921 - 1922 - 1923 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 192$ 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1933 - 1934 1935 1936 1937 - 193S - 1939 1940 - 1941 1942 1943 - 1944 1945 - 1%6 1947 - 194S 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 1953 1954 - 1955 - 1956 --------------------··--··-·----- r------1 I ,, ____ ---·- THE SILVER BEA1/LR AWARDS TO MEM:BERS 0F CHI CKASA\·/ CO\JNCIL. B. S. A, INC. FOR DISTINGUISHED s:mvr CE T0 :E0YHC0D *Dr. J, c. .llyer s 1931 Mr, T, Robert Acklen 1946 *Mr. c. T. McCabe 1931 Mr. J. w. Ester 1946 *Mr. George p, Phillips, sr. 1931 Mr. Bruce w. Ewing 1946 *Mr. John T, Morgan 1931 Mr. J. Brady 1>i ley 1946 *Mr. John E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Harry Webb 1931 Mr. E. c. Grissom 1947 Mr. M. M, Huckabee 1947 *Mr. L, R. Fors dick 1932 Mr. A. " Mcintyre 1947 .i!!• *Mr. A. D. Mc111horter 1933 •Mr. M. w. Bonner 1948 Mr, A. B. Carter 1948 Mr. Ben B, Coffey, Jr, 1934 f1Ir. \'i. L. Sharpe 1948 *Mr. Walter L. Grey 1935 Mr. Robert Brown 1949 *Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. 1949 Mr. c. 11', Ri ttelmeyer 1949 Mr, F. Joe Flanagan 1936 *Mr, Robert G, Ramsey, sr, 1936 Mr. J, W,Clarke 1950 ivtr. Phil Emerick 1950 Mr. Edwin Delstrom 1937 Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid 1950 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. Harry Simpkins 1950 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. No blc Gatlin 1951 Mr, c. H, Church 1938 Mr. Howard M. Grube 1951 Mr. R. c. Meys 1951 •Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 Mr, J. D. Tennison, Jr, 1951 Dr. T, s. Eliot 1939 Mr, E. c. Berry 1952 Mr, H. M, Cleyton 1940 Mr. r. G, Goldsmith 1952 Mr. .Ill van F. Tate, Jr, 1940 *Mr. E, A, Hawkins, Sr, 1952 Mr. N. G. Paddison 1952 Mr. a. K. Burrow 1941 Mr. J. G. Gates 1941 Mr, J. L. Brinkley 1953 Mr. M, L. Martin 1953 Mr, p, A, Clayton 1942 l•Ir. F. T, They er 1953 iv1r, w. P. Halliday 1942 Mr, George Phillips 1953 Mr. F, L. Christenbury 1942 *Mr. Claude Bell 1942 Mr, H. R. Blackwood 1954 iv[r, 1fi. w. Cook 1954 Mr. J. s. Allen 1943 ivtr. Herbert Hemker 1954 *Mr. John A. Angus 1943 Mr. E. L. Williamson 1954 Mr. Charles M. Crump 1943 Mr, c. A. Atkinson 1955 Dr. B, E, Jacobs 1944 ivtr, Charles Chatman 1955 ivir. .Abe Scharff 1944 Mr. R. D. Fuller 1955 Mr. Robert Johnson 1944 Mr. Kenneth Humphroys 1955 Mr. Bob Dozier 1944. Mr. J, L. Robertson 1955 l'a- I Gey Boyer 1945 Mr. J. L. Buckner 1945 Mr. Joe G. Helms 1945 *Deceased ---·--··---·-~ WE CAN AFFECT THE LIVES OF BOYS ONLY THROUGH THE GOOD WORKS OF DEVOTED VOLUNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TRAIN AND INSPIRE THErl Ben B, Coffey, Jr, Dr, Howard Curl R, Von Stoinen i;E, K, Loach 'fJ oe Hopper Miller C. Johnson C. H. Church J, L, Trindle, Jr, Russell Foote J. Brady Wiley Phil E, Emerick I Nod C. C antroll I J. Charles Cotton J, J, Jones I Hearn Tidwell 1 Hope H. Ford Lawrence I.owell J, Granville Gatos Forrest 11ottweiler Emory Ward F, Joo Flanagan F. T. Carney Miller M, Huckabee R, L, Irwin, Jr, Dr, B, E, Jacobs C, W, Rittlomeyer 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 19lio 1940 1940 19lio 19hl 19hl 1942 1942 1942 19l13 19h6 19li6 1946 19h6 19li6 SC OUTERS I KEY Bruce w:rfwing 19h7 Dr, James A, Wallace Chester Shields 19li7 Frank Gresham Charles S, Church 1948 E, R, Gonyaw Bob Dozier 191+9 %Doug Smith, Jr, H, ll, Robinson 1949 0, C, Doan Harry Simpkins 1949 E. D, Thompson I,loyd R, Steelman 1949 T, J, McGuire, III Harold R, Blackwood 19h9 Alan Strautman, Sr. C, Bonson Salos 19h9 Elmer Wainright J, R, Hurt 1950 Marvin Ackerman J, T, Lmbroso 1951 Larry Glass R, J, Highgate 1951 Duane Mallory Kenneth Humphreys 1951 Robert Weeks II, 1, Martin 1951 Ra,y Herzog J, D, Carruth 1952 Georr;e Moyer Earl c, Berry 1952 H, W, Hoerning William Dixon 1952 Mr, Hur;h Ryland C, J., Atkinson 1952 C, N, Ballard I, G, Goldsmith 1952 Brower Crawford L, E, Rawlins 1953 Cecil McDonald Dr, Hyman Greenfield 1953 John T, Rar;land T, J, Harrell 1953 A, C, Lowis Gerald R, Whalen 1953 John Whitehead Doan Esterly 1953 Charles Townsley M, J, Vasso, Jr, 1953 Albert Forguson Clarence Allon 1953 SKIPPERS I KEY ( 5 years) Frederick T, Carney 1948 Howard M, Grube 1948 D. Ted Childress Dr. T, S, Eliot Virgil Roams Joo Helms Lawrence Kent Eugene Parish W. J, Newton, Jr. 'fVictor W, Winkle A, Bon Orgel Kirby Stringer J, D. Tennison, Jr, R, S, Hayne A, B, Bowman Mrs, A, B, Bowman David Garihan E, C, Grissom Mrs. E, C, Grissom 11.rs. H, H, Snee F, T, Thayer, Jr, H, F, Hemker 1941 1943 1943 1946 1946 191i6 1947 1947 1948 19h9 191+9 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1951 SCOUTERS TRAINING AWAFD W, A, Kinney 1951 Mrs, J, E. West f,, J, Iverson 1952 Sam Tauber l1rs. T, J. Harrell 1952 Ray Tatom llrs, Kirk Ifonry 1952 Samuel Kolsall, III Lloyd Church 1952 William T, Gilroy Doy lo C. Nance 1952 H, E, Drake James R, Williams 1952 Roy Billions E. L, Williamson 1952 O, H, Coay Al Reick 1952 Mrs, l1ury Hoorninr; Mrs. M,J, Vosso,Jr, 1953 Fred Raedols Louis Cook 1953 Horbert Simmons Gooree Harter 1953 Elizabeth J~ckorman Thomas Dolla.11y 1953 Dolla Batson Lynn H, F,Jrguson 1953 Mrs. R, C, Kelly Mrs. W, L, Nuss 1953 Dan Hanson l'lurrB;)'" Reiter 1953 William Waff !!, v. Griffin, Jr, 1953 Irene Byrd Mrs. Marion Harbor 195li Mrs. Tom McGuire, III G, W, Shill 1954 Tommy Sims 11rs, L, P. Beaver 1954 _____________________ :ltJ2c.c_a.aa.a.d._ _ __ 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1954 1954 195h 1954 1954 1954 195li 195h 1954 195h 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 195h 1954 1951+ 1954 195h 1954 195h 1954 1954 1954 195!; 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 ----- I ·--------------"' 1-.--------------------------------- Continued The following men have received National recognition for completing WOO DBJ,DGE BEflDS , HOWARD !1. GRUBE 1952 FRED 0, HARRIS 1953 KENNETH HUMPHREYS 1954 MURRAY REITER 1954 WILLiiiM DIXON 1955 CHARLES TOUNSLEY 1956 A, C, LEWIS 1956 GEORGE NOYER 1956 CLIFF J, NOLAN 1956 ________ .J r-···-· ADV AN CEMENT COMMITTEE i The Counci.l Advancement Committee wishes to thank all personnel who have worked with advancement in 1956. Sincere effort has been ma.de to uphold and accent the ideals of the Boy Scouts of America, to coordinate policies, plans and activities with those of the National Council, Quarterly reports of advancement have been provided to District Advance.... ment Chairmen.· These were broken down by Units with card advice system so each Unit Leader and his Committee would know the overall progress of his Unit and the District Advancement Committee could place efforts on strengthening the weak Units. We, your Council Advancement Committee for 1956, respectfully present the attached copY of the advancement statistics compiled for the year through December 6, for your consideration, Your Committee req_uests your cooperation in the new advancement procedures which were brought about by the National Council changing its re - gi. strati on system. Further, the Advancement Committee roq_uests the full coop era ti on of all scouters with the new Advancement Committee in the continua.ti on as wcll as expansion of this program dedicated entirely to the development of our boys, the future ci tizons, businessmen and leaders of our nations destiny. THE ADVANCEMEi:IT COi~UTTEE SCvUT JACK L. GVLDSMITH, JR, Troop 25 ON THE OCCASION OF THE FRESENTATivN OF THE MED.AL OF MERIT FvR LIFE SAVIllG I .I ,-- I ---··-----------------··-·--------·-----·------- ' CHICKAS.fil'.!:. COUNCIL, B,S,A, CUB ADVMJC:ZNENTS 19')6 WOLF BEAR LION WEBELOS Crittendon ')3 l') 7 ') Mississippi 17 l') 7 7 Northeast 2')7 78 88 30 Northwest 24h 163 90 38 Southeast 1+29 26') 129 ')3 Southwest 1'59 80 hl 2') North 17 3 1 0 South 6 0 0 0 Central 19 7 7 2 BOY SCOUT ADVi\NCI':MENTS 119')6 lfBRIT BADGES SECOND FIRST STAR LIFE EAGLE PAINS Crittendon 181 26 1') 7 7 2 0 Mississippi 116 h7 32 6 2 1 0 Northeast 211 139 6h l') 9 2 0 Northwest h27 112 6') 3') 9 6 10 Southeast 687 207 92 hl 28 17 6 Southwest 1021 122 8') h7 15 JJ 9 North 28 9 7 3 0 0 0 South 0 lh 0 0 0 0 0 Central 18 9 1 0 0 0 0 EXPLORER ADVANCENENTS Life Guard 5 Gold Awards 8 Bronzo Awards 18 Apprentice 82 Outdoor Skills 10 Physical Fitness 11 Communication l Vocational Explorations Emergency Service 21 Aviation 6 Vocational 23 Emcrcency Skills 17 --- --~=-=---=-----' ~~~-~~~~~~-~-- CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMM~ During the past year it was the aim of the Cammi ttee to carry through on a program which would fit all age groups - Cubs, scouts, Explorers and to establish such procedures as would develop good program in the Unit. Activities held on a Council and District level include Boy Scout Week, Camporee, Rendezvous, :Explorer Oppo sum Hunt, Good Turn Day, Clean-Up, Paint-U'p, Fix-U'p Parade and Fire Prevention Week. The Scout Show and Circus was held in May. Your Committee feels that the Unit Leaders have done an outstanding job and are to be congratulated on their fine accomplishment in leading their boys into the great out-of-doors. We are proud to say that more Units have gone to camp under their own leadership this year than ever before. We feel that you will be very gratified to know that camping is on the upgrade in Chickasaw Council and that more boys are participating each year, Interest in camping at Kamp Kia Kima is shown by the fact that 47 Uni ts have already made reservations for 1957, Camp Currier was operated this year for one week as a pilot camp. We now plan to operate Camp Currier for two weeks in 19 57. Splendid progress was made in 1956 in bringing Units to camp under their own leadership which is the scout way of camping, Seventy-four ( 74) Units attended long term camp under their own leadership. Five thousand five hundred and thirty (5530) Scouts camped at Camp Currier during 1956, Two long distance Explorer activities were held this summer, The Canadian Canoe Expedition took six Explorers and leaders through the Canadian Lakes north of Ely, Minnesota. Thirty-three ( 33) Explorers under Council leadership participated in a two weeks expedition to Philmont &:out Ranch in New Mexico. The Second Annual Air Encampment for our Negro :Explorers was held at the Memphis Air Base in November, Fifty-nine ( 59) Explorers participated in the encampment, The Regional Naval Air Encampment was held at NAS, Millington in September. Eleven hundred (1100) Explorers from Region V took part in this program. On October 27, the Cubs, scouts, and Explorers joined hands in Good Turn Dew to the Goodwill Industries. Over 10 ,000 bags of repairable clothing was collected by the boys. According to Goodwill Industries, this Good Turn ey the boys will provide approximately nine weeks of employment for the 85 handicapped people at Goodwill, Your Committee feels that 1957 will be a year of quality program for every boy registered in our Council, ·-----------~ I NCORPORATED MEMO ER AGENCY MEMPH I S CO MMUNI TY CHEST 94 No . SECOND S T . • PHONE JACKSON 5.737a • MEMPHI S 3. TENN . ----------- M. L. M c Pn ERON , Executive Director December 13, 1956 Dear Scouter: Two days ~go a one-legged man leaned on his crutches while working at his clothes presser at Goodwill Industries, Yesterday he used only one crutch. And today, with a cane, he WALKED to his job on two limbs. Every day your Scouts of Chickasaw Council are helping to put men on their feet at Goodwill. Through the 1956 collections drive, your 10 000 bags of discarded materials mean approximately a $25,000 service to these pc:ople. Especially at this Christmas season, we want to thank you and everyone who participated in the splendid Good Turn Day. MLMcP:jl Sincerely yours, M. L. McPheron Executive Director . r ····---=----~---___ - __ -_ ·-·----------·---·-·:=..-_·--=----·---... - ......... I EI.NANCE COMMITTEE The Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt, as it has been the policy for many years to spend only those funds which were in hand. The job of our Finance Committee is three fold. First, building the budget, second, developing sources of income and third, supervising expenditures of all Council funds. In May, 1956, under the leadership of our Finance Committee, our Council held its first full scale Budget Planning Conference and planned a budget for 1957 based upon the real needs of the Council. Our sources of income for 1956 have been the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest,Independent FinanceCampaigns in Crittenden and Mississippi Districts,interest on certain endowments and capital funds, appropriations from funds raised by Council activities and the Sustaining Membership Program. During the month of August, under the leadership of the Finance Committee, the Council conducted the "Business Sponsor Program" to encourage the flow of financial support of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest by the business firms of the city having less than fifteen employees. We hope to broaden this program next year. Our books of account are audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, Certified Public Accountants. Expenditures are made in accordance with budget alloca.tions made by the appropriate operating co1mnittees, and approved by the Finance Comm:i.ttee and the Executive Board. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMIT'rEE 1. Protecting Scouts: The H & S Committee made two inspection trips to Camp Currier and checked cabins and equipment, waterfront, water supply, fire hazards, and latrines. Hazardous wiring and trees were eliminated, Letters were sent to all Units concerning Health & Safety measures concerning their cabins. There were also two inspections of Kamp Kia Kima, one prior to and one during camp operations, 2. Preparing Scouts: The Council had twenty counselors in the aquatics subjects and thirty public service (i,e, first-aid and firemanship) counselors serving the boys of our Council. 3. Educating Scouts: Most District activities were protected by trained Explorer service teams to give treatment and education in safety measures. Most Unit meeting places were inspected by the Scouts and the District Health & Safety Committee, ~---------- ·---------·-------·------- LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMI TTEE 1956 has been an exceptional year for the Leadership Training Committee. Our achievements have been both te.ngi ble and inte.ngi ble. We are pleased with the achievements listed below as well as our progress towards one hundred per cent trained Unit Leaders. We are most proud of these accomplishments: l. The successful completion of the first wood Badge Course in the history of our Council at Slick Rock in August. 2. The revision and implementation of the basic training program for the three phases - Cub, Scout and Explorer. 3. The approval of the Training Before commissioning Plan to become effective January 1, 1957. 4. The revision, in coop era.ti on with Goldsmith's Department Ster e, of our Den Mothers' Workshops and the implementation of this program through the district training staff. 5. Our success in promoting the attendance of adult leaders both from Council leadership positions and Unit leadership positions in National Training programs at Philmont scout Ranch. PJ!JR CENT OF TQP UNIUEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING DI STRICT 1,9 52 19Q£. 1,954 1955 1956 Southeast 55% 69% 68oG 51% 77% southwest 56oG 67% 62% 70"1o 49"1o Northeast 57% 45"1o 59% 61% 59% Northwest 34% 59"i 63% 54% 28% Ori ttenden 0 70% not, 23% 56% Mississippi 3.5 18% 18% 39% 58% Central 37% 44% North 27oG 32<$ south -25-oG ---46-% COUNCIL 34% 51% 49% 49% 53% In making the "Onward for God and My Country" program a reality in the lives of the boys of our Council territory, your Training Committee believes that there is nothing more important than the training of men and women who will lead boys. ----·----··---··-· ~------------·----------- -·--·-----·-------------------------------------~=~-! 9,000 8733 8,500 - 8,ooo - 7,500 - 7,000 6,500 6,ooo ~ 5,500 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 - 1,500 - 1,000 YEAR ORGANIZATION & EXTENSION COMMITTEE The Conunittee is proud of the progress made in overcoming the losses sustained in the reorganization of our Negro work, This compares most favorably to "the 1948 reorganization of the Districts. 7294 6377 6012 5231 ... ;-;:-"", I 4725 4527 I II I :~t~ittf: ~i~ I :~~~~1\B Ii I"' ~ili~f iii ~§t<{ ~;:_~~~ I I 1945 1946 1947 194S I !~~!li:~~· ill ?~~ t~i ::(.($~,-~ 1949 ,w,,;f; I ~\~I 1950 1951 1952 8667 8491 7642 I!. ~:·:: -.• !"'·"''·<•<· I '1171% :~~?,~: 1953 1954 1955 1956 ! -----------·-- _ _. REPORT OF COMMITTE , 5 C HI C K A S A W C 0 UN C I L, :S 0 Y S C 0 U T S 0 F AM ER I C A M E M P H I S, T E N N l!l S S E E D lll C E M ll E R l 3" l 9 5 6 ------------ CHICKASA\1 CGTJNCIL, B. S. A., INC. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1956 OFFICERS Mr. R. D. Fuller Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. R. c. Mays Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. E. R, Saunders Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr, Mr. Hearn W, Tidwell Mr. E. L. Williamson Mr. J. M. McKnight Mr. T, J. McGuire, III Mr. w. Gordon Morris CHAIRMEN Mr. J. P. Goldschmid Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. C. A. Atkinson Mr, Shepherd Tate President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Executive COMMITTEE Advancement Awards & Resol utt ons Camping & Activities Constitution & By-Laws Finance Heal th & Safety Interracial Mr. Herman Bensdorf Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. Howard M. Grube Mr. Ray Herzog Rev. F.arry Williams Mr. I. G. Goldsmith Mr. Harry Woodbury Mr. Lamar Newport Leadership Training Organization & Extension uut fitters Dr. James A. Wallace Mr. James E. Aydelotte Mr. Tom P. Mitchell Public Relations Sustaining Membership DISTRICT CHAI RMJili\T Northeast Northwest southeast Mr. J. O. Conner Mr. Aubrey V. Spear Mr. Adolph A. Floyd Mi!LB E R_Jl - A T - L A R G E Southwest Ori ttenden Mississippi Mr. Jerred Blanchard Mr. Paul Borda Mr. B. C. Dowdle Mr. Don Drinkard Mr. Kenneth W. Orgill Mr. Max Pinkerton Hon. Marion Boyd Mr. John E. Brown Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Oliver E. Cathey Mr. Taylor Claiborne Mr. H. ill. Clayton Mr. P. A. Clayton Capt. J. C. Clifton, USN Mr. Ray J. Col thar:p Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Rev. A. W. Dick Mr. W. B. Fordyce Mr. Jack Goldsmith Mr. Charles c. Handly Mr. Joe G. Helms Mr. E. J. House Mr. T, G. Kirkpatrick Mr. F. Czyde Lambert Mr, Roy M. Marr Mr. Ral{mond G, Mahal Mr. W, C. Miller Mr. Doyle C. Nance Mr. w. B, Pollard Mr. Russell Reeves Mr. Elton A, Rieves, Jr. Mr. Caffey Roeertson Mr. Aaron R. Scharff Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Mr. R, A. Trippeer Mr. Blanchard Tual Mr. Norfleet Turner Mr. M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax !_~~-----------=--~-==-~-----==------------------ / r-·---- 1 r --· ---------------- ifMr. Bolton Smith Mr. John B, Edgar Mr, A. L. Parker Mr. c. W, Butler *Mr. John T. Morgan ifMr, John E. Roberts Mr. James Seddon Allen *Mr. Edward M. Salomon if Dr, J, c. Ayres Mr, c. T. McCabe Mr, J. w. Gates *Mr. A. n. Mc1rfuorter *Dr, W. R. Wallace ifMr, George P, Phillips Mr, C, Arthur Bruce Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. P, A, Clayton Mr, A. K. Burrow Mr, W, L. Sharpe Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr, Mr, Charles M, Crump lfDeceased PRESIDEN"ruE CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S. A, INC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 1916 - 1917 1918 1919 - 1920 1921 - 1922 - 1923 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1933 - 1934 1935 1936 1937 - 1938 - 1939 1940 - 1941 1942 1943 - 1944 1945 - 1946 1947 - 1948 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 1953 1954 - 1955 - 1956 i 11 t; ") I ------·-------- --- -·------~--- --------------- ____ J r- ------- 1 ··~· ·--- ·---" ! I I I ! TllE SILVER BEAVIR _!\Wiill.DS TO MEMBERS OF cm CKilSA\'i COUNCIL. ll, s. A, INC! FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVI CE TO :EOYHCOD *Dr. J. c. il;Jer s *Mr. c. T. McCabe *Mr. George P. Phillips, sr. *Mr. John T, Morgan *Mr. John E. Roberts Mr, Harry Webb *Mr. L, R. Forsdick *Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. *Mr. Walter 1. Grey *Mr. George Wood Q[i) F. Joe Flanagan~ *Mr. Robert G-. Ramsay, sr, (:~? Edwin Dalstrom v-·· Mr, R. Von Steinen Mr. C. Arthur Bruce <TY@. C. H. Church ~ -~--""""~· *Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T, S. Eliot (f>@, H, M. Clayton / ·Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr, /i(-::1 . "-~>' "• K. Burr ow Mr. J, G. Gates (Mi:;:YP. A. Clay ton Mr, W. P. Halliday Mr. F, L. Christenbury *Mr. Claude Bell Mr. J, s. Allen *Mr. John A. Angus ();ir~ Charles M. Crump %,,,,,,,,,# *Dr, B, E. Jacobs (r1;9. Abe Scharff Mr. Robert Johnson Mr, Bob Dozier Mr. Guy Boyer l Mr. J. 1, Buckner / . _ (Ji~.'. Joe G. Helms 1,.-/ 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 1944 1944 1944 1944 1945 1945 ~ff£) T. Robert Ac~/- Mr. J. vi, Ester ~ Mr. Bruce w. Ewing , Mr. J. Brady Iii ley.,,..,/ (J:ji:.I E. C, Mr. M. M. *Mr. A. E. Grissom / M Huickatbe e _&'.'.'.. c n yre' 1946 1946 1946 1946 1947 1947 1947 •Mr. M. W. Bonner 1948 ('lilf< A. E. carter 1948 (1\J) W, L. Sharpe / 1948 Mr. Robert Brown L 1949 :IJJ!1rP'. Robert L. Irwl.n, Jr.V--'1949 ''' C. W. Ri ttelmeyer , .. 1949 Mr. J, W.Clarke ~ 1950 Mr • Phil :Emerick 19 50 Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid~---- 1950 Mr. Harry Simpkins / 1950 Mr, Noble Gatlin~ 1951 CJ42, Howard M. Grubei---· 1951 (f,f_;;} R, C. Mays t--- 1951 Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr, 1951 Mr. E, C. Berry (!i\l;) I. G, Goldsmithy-* Mr. E, ,i_, Hawkins, Sr. Mr. N. G. Paddisoni.----- . Mr. J, L. Brinkley-/'k( ~Lr. M. L, Martin,,.......---- Gvii) F, T, Thayer ' Mr, George Phillips, Mr. 111[r • -;)t"-Mr, H, R, Ble.ckwood v·/ W, W. Cook· Herbert Hemker E. L. Williamson~ 1952 1952 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1954 1954 1954 1954 o. A, Atki~son/~/ 1955 Charles Chatman - il.955 (~~· R, D. Fuller~· 1955 Kenneth Humphreys 19 55 J. 1, Robertson 1955 ' 19 45vr-~~~t~~~~~~~~''V''~-:.~"°'·;lf.··.!J F,t-·;~i -~""";-'7';:1.;,- :t.11:::J-__·__-_=~ 7·· --.,_,I - ',"if""~ , ---·-- Ii :::: ·---·------· -----·-.....:,.·· ------------·--··--··-----·- ··-········· ··-······----·--··--·-- ·- WE CAN AFFECT THE LIVES OF DOYS ONLY THROUGH THE GOOD WORKS OF DEVOTED VOWNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TRAIN AND INSPIRE THE!! Bon D, Coffey, Jr. , Dr, Howard Curl I R, Von Stcincn I ':·E, K, Loach I ofJ oo Hopper I Millar C, Johnson 1 C, H, Church ! J, L, Trindle, Jr, ! Russell Poeto I J, Brady Wiley Phil E, Emerick i Nod C. 0 antroll \ J. Charles Cotton ; J, J, Jones i Hearn Tidwell i Hopo H. Ford J Lawrence I.owell ' J. Granville Gatos I Forrest lfottwoilcr 'Emory Ward J F. Joo Flanagan · F, T. Carney Miller M, Huckabee R, L, Irwin, Jr, Dr, D, E, Jacobs I C, W, Rittlcmeyor 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 19h2 19h2 1942 191+3 1946 191+6 191+6 1946 191~6 SC OUTERS I KEY Bruce W, Ewing 1947 Dr, James A, Wallace Chester Shields 1947 Frank Gresham Charles s. Church 1948 E, R, Gonyaw Bob Dozier 1949 lfDoug Smith, Jr, !!, M, Robinson 1949 0, c. Doan Harry Simpkins 1949 E, D, Thompson Lloyd R, Stoolman 1949 T, J, HcGuiro, III Harold R, Blackwood 19!i9 Alan Strautman, Sr, C, Bonson Salos 19!i9 Elmer Wainright J, R, Hurt 1950 Marvin Ackerman J, T, Lmbroso 1951 Larry Glass R, J. Highgate 1951 Duane Mallory Kenneth Humphreys 1951 Robert Weeks !!, L, Martin 1951 Raef Herzog J, D, Carruth 1952 George !foyer Earl C, Berry 1952 I!, W, Hocrning William Dixon 1952 Mr, Hugh Ryland C, Ii. Atkinson 1952 C, M. Ballard I, G, Goldsmith 1952 Brower Crawford L, E, Rawlins 1953 Cecil McDonald Dr, Hyman Groonfiold 1953 John T, Ragland T, J, Harrell 1953 A, C, lewis Garald R, Whalen 1953 John Whitehead Doan Estor1Y 1953 Charles Townsley M, J, Vosse, Jr, 1953 Albert Forguson Clarence Allon 1953 SKIPPERS I KEY ( 5 years) I Frederick T, Carney 19!i8 Howard l'!, Grube 19!i8 I D. Tod Childress Dr, T, S, Eliot Virgil Roams Joo Helmfl Lawronco Kent Eu.gone Parish W. J. Nowt on, Jr, ofVictor W, Winkle A. Ben Or•gol Kirby Stringer J, D. Tennison, Jr, R, s. Rayno f~. B. Dowman Mrs. A, B, Bowman David Garihan E. C, Grissom Mrs. E, C, Grissom Mrs. H, H, Snoo F, T, Thayer, Jr, H. F, Hemker 19hl 1943 19!i3 191,6 1946 191.~6 19!i7 19!i7 1948 1949 19h9 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1951 SCOUTERS TRAINING AWJ\FJ) W, A, Kinnoy 1951 Mrs, J, E. Wost L, J, Iverson 1952 Sam Tauber Mrs. T. J, HRrroll 1952 Ray Tatom Hrs, Kirk Henry 1952 Soriluol Kelsall, III Lloyd Church 1952 William T. Gilroy Doyle C, Nance 1952 H, E, Drake James R, Williams 1952 Roy Billions E, L, vlilliamson 1952 0, H, Coay Al Reick 1952 l'irs, Mary Hoorning Hrs. 11.,J. Vosse,Jr, 1953 Frod Raedols Louis Cook 1953 Horbert Simmons Goorce lht'ter 1953 Eliziooth f',ckorman 'fhomc.s Doll.,,11y 1953 Della Batson Lynn H, F.Jrguson 1953 Mrs. R, C, Kelly Mrs. W, 1, Nuss 1953 Dan Hanson lfarroy P.oitor 1953 William \faff H, V., Griffin, Jr, 1953 Irene Byrd Mrs, Ha.rion Harbor 195!i Hrs, Tom McGuire, III G, W, Shill 1951+ Tommy Sims Mrs, L, P, Beaver 195!i ·------- ·--------·-·---*-Jlo~oasod__ 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1951+ 195!i 1954 195!i 1954 1954 1954 195/i 1954 195!i 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 195!i 195h 1951+ 195!, 1954 195!i 195l> 1951+ 195!i 1954 1951> 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 I I I l I I I I I I . I I Continued .. -o-r,. HOWARD M • GRUBE 1952 FRED o. HARRIS 1953 KENNETH HUMPHREYS 1954 MURRii.I RETIER 1954 WILLIAM DIXON 1955 CHARLES TOWNS LEY 1956 A. c. LEWIS 1956 GEORGE MOYER 1956 CLIFF J. NOIAN 1956 olh-J- . 3 ht r~ I '1 'S 1 AJ)VANC:EMENT COMMITTEE The Council Advancement Committee wishes to thank all personnel who have worked with advancement in 1956. Sincere effort has been made to uphold and accent the ideals of the :Boy Scouts of America, to coordinate policies, plans and activities with those of the National Council. Q,uarterly reports of advancement have been provided to District Advancement Chairmen. These were broken down by Uni ts with card advice system so each Unit Leader and his Committee would know the overall progress of his Unit and the District Advancement Committee could place efforts on strengthening the weak Units. We, your Council .Advancement Committee for 1956, respectfully present the attached cop,y of the advancement statistics compiled for the year through December 6 1 for your consideration. Your Committee requests your cooperation in the new advancement procedures which were brought about by the National Council changing i ta re - gi strati on system. Further, the Advancement Committee requests the full coopS<'ation of all scouters with the new Advancement Committee in the continuation as well as expansion of this program dedicated entirely to tho development of our boys, the future citizens, businessmen and leaders of our nations destiny. THE ADV ANCEME!.\!T COlfuHTTEE CGMiliENDS SCGUT JACK L. GVLDSMITH, JR. Troop 25 ON THE OCCASION CF THE PRESENTATION OF THE MEDJ>L 0F MERIT FvR LIFE SAV!}TG <--------------------------------------------------' --·--·------·-------- -----------·-------- CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B,S,/l, CUB ADVI,NCEl1E!ITS 1956 WOIF BEAR LION WEBELOS Crittendon 53 15 7 5 Mississippi 17 15 7 7 Northeast 257 78 88 30 Northwest 244 163 90 38 Southeast l.i29 265 129 53 Southwest 159 80 41 25 North 17 3 1 0 South 6 0 0 0 Central 19 7 7 2 BOY SCOUT ADVANC:J!ENTS, 1956 llliRIT BADGES SECOND FIRST STAR LIFE E.AGL.r!; PAU!S Crittendon 181 26 15 7 7 2 0 Hississippi 116 47 :32 6 2 1 0 Northeast 211 139 64 15 9 2 0 Northwest 427 112 65 35 9 6 10 Southeast 687 207 92 41 28 17 6 Southwest 1021 122 85 47 15 13 9 North 28 9 7 3 0 0 0 South 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 Central 18 9 1 0 0 0 0 EXPLORER ADVANCEMENTS Life Guard 5 Gold Awards 8 Bronzo Awards 18 Apprentice 82 Outdoor Skills 10 Physical Fi tnoss 11 Cornraunication 1 Vocational Explorations Ernorgoncy SorvicG 21 Aviation 6 Vocational 23 ~'n!Grgoncy Skills 17 ·--------~---- ----=-=-------------·-----· __ J INCORPORATED MEMOER AGENCY MEMPHIS COMMUNITY CHEST 94 No. 5ECONO ST. • PHONE JACKSON 5.7378 • MEMPHIS 3. TENN. ----------- M. L, McPHERON, Executive Director December 13, 1956 Dear Scouter: Two days ago a one-legged man leaned on his crutches while working at his clothes presser at Goodwill Industries, Yesterday he used only one crutch. And today, with a cane, he WALKED to his job on two limbs, Every day your Scouts of Chickasaw Council are helping to put men on their feet at Goodwill. Through the 1956 collections drive, your 10 000 bags of discarded materials mean approximately a $25 1 000 service to these people. Especially at this Christmas season, we want to thank you and everyone who participated in the splendid Good Turn Day. MLMcP: jl Sincerely yours, M. L. McPheron Executive Director CAMPING AFD ACTIVITIES COMM~ During the past year it was the aim of the Committee to carry through on a program which would fit all age groups - Cubs, scouts, Explorers and to establish such procedures as would develop good program in the Unit. Activities held on a Council and District level include Boy scout Week, Camporee, Rendezvous, Explorer Opposum Hunt, Good Turn Day, Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Parade and Fire Prevention Week. The Scout Show and Circus was held in May. Your Committee feels that the Unit Leaders have done an outstanding job and are to be congratulated on their fine accomplishment in leading their boys into the great out-of-doors. We are proud to say that more Uni ts have gone to camp under their own leadership this year than ever before. We feel that you will be very gratified to know that camping is on the upgrade in Chickasaw Council and that more boys are participating each year. Interest in camping at Kamp Kia Ki ma is shown by the fact that 47 Uni ts have already made reservations for 1957. Camp Currier was operated this year for one week as a pilot camp. We now plan to operate Camp Currier for two weeks in 19 57. Splendid progress was made in 1956 in bringing Units to camp under their own leadership which is the Scout way of camping, Seventy-four (74) Units attended long term oamp under their own leadership. Five thousand five hundred and thirty (5530) scouts camped at Call!P currier during 1956. Two long distance Explorer activities were held this summer. The Canadian Canoe Expedition took six Explorers and leaders through the Canadian Lakes north of Ely, Minnesota, Thirty-three ( 33) Explorers under Council leadership participated in a two weeks expedition to Philmont S;Jout Ranch in New Mexico. The Second Annual Air Encall!Pment for our Negro Explorers was held at the Memphis Air Base in November. Fifty-nine ( 59) Explorers participated in the encampment. The Regional Naval Air Encampment was held at NAS, Millington in September. Eleven hundred ( llOO) Explorers from Region V took part in this program. On October 27, the Cubs, scouts, and Explorers joined hands in Good Turn Day to the Goodwill Industries. Over 10 ,000 bags of repairable clothing was collected ey the boys. According to Goodwill Industries, this Good Turn ey the boys will provide approximately nine weeks of employment for the 85 handicapped people at Goodwill. Your Committee feels that 1957 will be a year of quality program for every boy r egi stared in our counci 1. '--------------·----·-----·--------------_) I -____ -----=----- ---- The Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt, as it ha.s been the policy for ma.ny years to spend only those funds which were in hand. The job of our Finance Committee is three fold. First, building the budget, second, developing sources of income and third, supervising expenditures of all Council funds, In Ma.y, ),956, under the leadership of our Finance Qpmmittee, our Council h9lC\ its first full_ scale Budget\Plam:iing Conference and plam1ed a budget fpr 1957 based upon the real needs of the Council. · '~"::"; ' ') OUr sources of income for 1956 have been the Mem;ihis and Shelby County Community Chest,Independent FinanceCampaigns in Crittenden and Mississippi Districts,interest on certain endowments and capital funds, appropriations from funds raised by Council activities and the Sustaining Membership Proog: r_am, ;:.} /(·-;., / " ,f ' During the month of August, under the leadership of the Finance Committee, the Council conducted the "Business Sponsor Program" to encourage the flow of financial support of the Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest by the business firms of the city having less than fifteen employees, We I hope to broaden this program next year, .~\Our books of account are audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, Certified Public Accountants, Expenditures a.re made in accordance with budget allocations made by the appropriate operating conm1ittees, and approved by the Finance Committee and the Executive Board, HEALTH & SAFETY CO!A°t"ITTEE 1 0 Protecting Scouts: The H & S Committee made two inspection trips to Camp Curri.er and checked cabins and equipment, waterfront, water supply, fire hazards, and latrines. Hazardous wiring and trees were eliminated, Letters were sent to all Units concerning Health & Safety measures concerning their cabins, There were also two inspections of Kamp Kia Kima, one prior to and one during camp operations, 2 • Preps.ring Scouts: The Council had twenty counselors in the aquatics subjects and thirty public service (i,e, first-aid and firemanship) counselors serving the boys of our Council. 3, Educating Scouts: Most District activities were protected by trained Explorer service teams to give treatment and education in safety measures, Most Unit meeting places were inspected by the Scouts and the District Health & Safety Committee, __________ J I ~----- -------~-----------"----------------------···-----__) ·-----·--------------------- LE,\DERSHil? TRAINIUG COMMITTEE 1956 has been an exceptional year for the Leadership Training Commit.tee. Our achievements have been both tangible and intangi ble. We are pleased with the achievements listed below as weill as our progress towards one hundred per cent trained Unit Leader~ We are most proud of these accomplishments: l. The successful completion of the first Wood Badge Course in the history of our Council at Slick Rock in August. 2. The revision and implementation of the basic training program for the three phases - Cub, scout and Explorer. 3. The approval of the Training Before Commissioning Plan to become effective January l, 1957. 4. The revision, in coopere,tion with Goldsmi th1 s Department stcr e, of our Den Mothers 1 Workshops and the implementation of this program through the district training staff. 5. Our success in promoting the attendance of adult leaders both from Council leadership positions and Unit leadership positions in National Training programs at Philmont Scout Ranch. P:E!R CENT 0 F TuP .!llilUEl\DER S WI TH BASI C TRAINING Y DI STRICT 1952 19Q£ 1954 1955 1956 southeast 55% 69% 68ol, 51% 77% southwest 56% 67% 62'1& 70% 49% Northeast 57% 45% 59% 61% 59% Northwest 34<\ 59&, 63% 54% 28% Crittenden 0 70<'& 71% 23% 56% Mississippi 3.5 ieot, 18'1, 39% 58% Central 37% 44% North 27'? 32~ south 25% 46<S COUNCIL 34% 51% 49<1, 49% 53% In making the "Onward for God and If~ Country" program a reality in the lives of the boys of our Council territory, your Training Committee believes that there is nothing more important than the training of men and women who will lead boys. _______________ _!i I; /i l '!/ ____________L_ /_<Y_!_z_;v'--~,f--·::;__J;__- _ vt._'_c_c_< __________________ ::,.. __ -------·---·---------------------------------------- 9,000 8,500 - 8,000 - 7,500 - 7,000 - 6,500 - 6,ooo 5,500 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 - 1,500 - 1,000 YEAR ORGANIZATION & EXTENSION COMMITTEE The Corrnnittee is proud of the progress made in overcoming the losses sustained in the reorganization of our Negro work, This compares most favorably to-the 1948 reorganization of the Districts. 7642 7294 Ill 6377 6012 5231 5045 4725 4652 1945 1946 1947 194S 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 8733 8667 8491 1954 1955 1956 I J__, Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956 Title A name given to the resource 1956 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/be9209e1b4bead6abd7fb5f33865da31.pdf 23b54d7bae72031e37bc3855fcdbcd5e PDF Text Text REGION No . ...... J. .... COUNCIL No ..... f~ A!PPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1956 NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERLCA New Brunswick New Jersey The ............................. c... c........................ ............ ~-a. . . . . . (Nameofcoundl) . ....................... Council, · Boy Scouts of America, with ~ M 41.$ ~ ill~ llll0Ulilliq ~.:ilil, ,.~i.e._ head quarters at ...... ................... ...... ...... ...... ...... .... .. .. ... ......................................................................... .. (Local mailing address) (City and zone) (State) "MJ.w.r 'l~-:w81il• T~t.t and having jurisdiction over (indicate e!l!tire area) ..........,,: .... :.'.:c .... cc~ ...........::...... :.. c: .... :.:c.:.... ~..... ~.: .... :f .. .... .. ~~---*'~- . ~~~ . Cil...~~~~~1!!~.. _(1~~1.~~~-~~~~-·-~-·~IJl~~--1;;~~) ~.. .!'.1.1!..~~~~-:~...4'>~ .. ~~t.~~- ~-~:! ................................ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1956. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1955 and objectives for 1956 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 applicati~Jl ~·b,een i'fewed and approved • the council or executive board at a duly called meeting on ..............l!l.......~~.....................................19........ , at which meeting a quorum was present and the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its rep· resentatives 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 BOY SOOUTS OF AMERICA (Inc-0rporated Feb!uary 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916. 32001155 �1. On December 31, 1955, we had . .?.~ ... chartered institutions in our territo2t; each of which sponsored one or more Scout1lS1"nits. At the same time the membership of our council was co.tnposed of .... ~ ...."/.............. institutional representatives and ........................ members at large. To ensure the repres'entative 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 ... Ji.; Educational... .. i.';; Labor....~.; Civic.. Z .. ; Business ...•'ll'... ; Agricultural... lit,. ~........... ; Jewish ..... Council (give number of each): Catholic. ........ ~ ...... ; Protestant...~.'! ......... ; °............... Other.... Exec. Board (give number of each) : Jewish........;I.......... ; Catholic.......... .$!...... ; Protestant. ....... "·······; Other ...... t)........... 2. Amendments to our constitution and by-laws were adopted in 1955. These amendments have been approved hy the National Council. 3. We provide regular commissioner service by personal visit D D Yes Yes to~--·~-·~.. units [lt No No D (If not, attach copies.) out of a total of..~~ls-.u~its. in the council. 4. During 1955 there were..... :~.... meetings of our council and ... '-...... meetings of otir executive ·board and/or executive committee. District committees met monthly (except July and August) during 1955 in•.. :1*......... of our districts; and the rest averaged ...... JL ... meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in ..........6 ....... of our districts. The remaining districts averaged ...... ~ ...~........ roundtables. 5. Council. a.nnua! meeting is in month of. ...~l$•1~r..................Officers and members elected at that time serve one year · · .. . beginning........ i/l~~-.J..~:L................................ J l,)~\-"11ilil.~ . m ......... organized ·districts with functioning district committees. There are............ l','l......... distriots 6. This council has.Ji.. .in 1956. withoultfunctionin_g district comrnitte_es. Of these. -;e will ?rganize........ ·············-----·------·--d1str1ct5',. are sharing 1n financing this council. Jt.................... ~tl Dlvt®.iim~ 7: FUNCTIONING OF COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES No,' of Districts Represented on Each . Council 1 board 7 Organization and· extension -~ Executive Leadership training 9 Advancement ~ v Camping and activities Health and safety Finance I:, '' 8. This council has accepted its quota of Number of Members No. of Meetings l~ Members on District Operating Committees ' xxx xxx xxx xxx 222 66 u Total Number of Held in 19'' ~ 2'J. 9 m 1 ·~9 "" 10 1$ u • f~.:ii~.. for ' J Additional Comments The w;:riat:ten ;in Get1r\li,tte!'l ~e:rsh:tp x~su:l:ts fi'Olll NegM:J :Pl rt~ 0:1.p.11:0.011. 9 9 the year 1956 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $................ ; in .......~ ...... equal payments of $.:'!~.!~ ................each during the months of ~~t'l' f~'flf ...•.....•...•...••.•••••••••••••••...••..........•. ....•••...•..•..•••••••.•••.•.••....•..•..••..•..... .•..•••••............•..•..••••••••••• !!!.....••..•..............•........•...••••.••....•..... ............... illtn«l �Form 0·~39A This copy for National Office D Regional Office O Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE TRANS MITTAL SHEET Charter fee Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter $------------------------------·· Quota S................. .i~ ........ . Region No ...... ....... Council No. Total ------------------------------------------ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, New Brunswick, New Jersey Attached is the application of the...................Qht~~~-~W.......................................................................................................................... local Council .......~~.~.~.....~~~~--~-~~- ............. .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1956, together with reports as called for. 1-Icadquartcrs City State Supplen1enting this 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 Nos. 1, 4, and 5 should accompany application, and No. 3 if possible. 1. Charter fee $------15..-00_____ ...... 2. Payment of quota $--··········----·········--·----·· 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending.......................... 1955* .......................... Yes or No 4. Scout executive's report for 1954, if any 5. Four-Year Program ("Onward for God and My Country") goals for 1956 (Ten Tests of Successful Scouting) ......... .A:b.<:>~~-}~"11__ 1._f!:I;____ -········nate ________ l'tllil......... Yes or No Date ......Yes J~~---··-··· or No Date ."'f"'k"~""'T'<''~.J'V ~,~rftf-'o%e<F0 'll r:4 6. Roster will be mailedJ'.~~~~"1-l!'Y.... ~.1---·1.9.ZY. _____________________________ _ Date was mailed ................. . Date •If fiscal year is_ other tha~ calendar year and is later than June 30, 1955, then subi_nit as a part of this charti:r appl_ication.thc. figures and audit for thi: fiscal year just comr.letcd. If tiscal yc~r 1s between January l and June 30, 1956, then the audit JS to become a part of this year s applicat10n and should be submitted as soon as possible after close of fiscal year. 32001155 �Form O-'.'.i39F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1955 J S\51 Council No. _ _ __ Region No. _ _ _ _ _ __ Name of Council____ ijh\t;.,IS\lBW State Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY Cub Scouts Col. 2 'l)ali.fied Enro!led Dec. 31, 19'.'.i'.'.i 19'.'.i'.'.i xxx - I Bear ~ 9--Aviation .... ;._................ :..._..... m xxx TOTAL lteA . • Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops Tenderfoot Second Class xxx "/WI ~'' ~ ·et+ • xxx xxx Mt.,, Star Life Explorers without Boy Scout rank ToT AL TROOP MEMBERS 4f ~~=g~~y~~;~:::: Explorers in Explorer Units No Explorer rank Apprentice Bronze A\Yard Gold Award Silver Award xxx ...,. ' - 1" •fif1 'I -, ~ ;w u Ordinary Able Life Eagle :::::: _ _ n ' ' 4 ··- 6.,_ 6 ~ NPaa_tnutr_en._g_-_-___- _- _- _-._-_·_._·.·_.·_.-_-_._._._._._._- _-_-.-_._._._-_-_._-.~_•- .,:_.-_._._._._._._._- _•_•_•_ 1 ___ - :: 'I' 1 65-Pcrsonal FitnesL ......... ~;---~?;:~~~f~f~fi••· . 68-Pioneering............... --ftii ........... · ·.· .p ~ ... . . 69-Plumbing............................ . 70--Pottery............................., 71-·-Poultry Keeping... .,._, ...... ,,. ............ . 72-Printing......................... 73-Public Health ................ ··)j············ 74-Public Speaking............................ . 75-Rabbit Raising......... . . ;13··· ..... . 76---Radio................ ~ ......... . 77-Railroading................... ···s,ir·········· 78--Reading.......................................... . 79-Reptile Study................ ···1't······· .. ··iJ:,-·········· 1.2 iF1:f::;:::::,:;::: : : : : ,. : 31-Dramatics.............................. J........ 32--Electricity.. ,........................... ,l...... 33-Farm Home.................................... 34-Farm Layout......................... Ji!....... 35-Farm Mechanics............ ·····---~·-····· 36---F~rm Records ................. ,:······-~'' 1_ 37-'-Fmgerprmtmg.......... :... ., ....... 38-Firemanship.................. ·········11···· 39-First Aid .......... :············ ......... f}"j.... 40-F1rst Aid to Animals ..............)6.... 41-Fishing.......... ............... .................. 42-Forestry..................................(t....... 43-Fruit an_d Nut Growing.................. 44-Gardenrng ..................... ........ -1,...... 45--Geology........................ ......... 41... ll.6J. 46-Grasses, Legumes ..................._16---· Quarterma~ter_ Star • ___-- Jtv.----- 18-Camping............................... j....... 19~Canoeing....................... ........'1J...... 20-0iemistry............... ,...... ···'·---'1'1---.--· 21-Citizenship in Home ..... ·······-~-·--· 22" -Community, ........ ;u,,,.. 23" -Nation ......... ·····---~-24--Coin Collecting.......... 25-Cooking............ ...... $...... 2~orn Farming............... ·········U····· 27-Cotton Farming......... '.·· ·········:···:···· 28_:Cycling.................................. J.J.... • • Eagle 12-Beekeepmg........................... :!......... 13-Bird Study ..................... ·······:ir··----. 14-Bookbinding.................................... ' tt-~~~fl~i:-----------------_ .. - ~ *D First Class I 52---·-lnsect Life. ......................·'1>. ..... . 53-Journalism.....................1................ . 54-Landscape Gardcning... 1 {fj 55-Leatherwork... :·············· ··Jli.J········· 1 : ~· ~:r~~~~fr:_::_::_ ::····--·~•-•--;~~~~~i~~~~:: ::::::·~.:i::: 4 58-Marksmanship.............. 1-~-- .... : 8-Automobiling....................... £A..... 59 MMae·scohnanry_c·.·.··l··D···r-.a;v··,:n··g··.·.·.·.·_ ._.,1! .·'.·. ·. _·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_· -2~---·-· 60 , 1 10-Basketry....... :················ ....... .1........ 61--Mctalwork..................... ... .......... . 1{,, 11-Bccf P10duct1on ............ ········*~·-··· 62--Music. Ml4 . Webelos IJ;. !-Agriculture........................... !......... 2-Animal Industry .................. Z/....... 3-Archery......................... .......•...... 4-Architecturc ..........................a,....... "' ~ ~ Lion -- I ~ I 1f49 Wolf Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1955. Col. 1 urmg Bobcat MERIT BADGE RECORD ··m········ -Salesmanship................. 83-Scholarship........................... '. ......... . 84-Sculpture......................................... . 85-Seamanship ................... ···1;············· 86'-$heel' Farming.............. ···j·············· 87-Signaling.......................... :............. . 88-Skung...................... ................. . 89-Small Grains ....................•........... 90-Soil and Water Conserv ... 91-Stamp Collecting ............................ . 92-Surveyi~g.........................•........ 93-Sw11nm111g..................... ··-a············ 94-Textiles ......................... ···1+············· 95-Weather........................ -··;Lt··········· 96---Wildlife Management.. ···12··········· 49........... 97-Woodcarving ................ ···14,··········· 47-Hiking................................... ,\1$.9. 98-Woodwork. ................... ··);6·········· 48-Hog and Pork Prod....... .........•.... 99-World Brotherhood ........................ . 49-Home Repairs ........................ )...... 100-Zoology..................... . 50--Ho~semanship............... .................. 'il{/"$"J 51-lndian Lore..................................... Total... ................... . 32001155 �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1"J.. Explorer units.....34,........ Total... ................. . 1. Number of units Dec. 31, 1955: Troops......... Number 2. Units which conduct boards of review for Second and First Class rank.... 1$4 .. 3. Units which conduct boards of review for Star and Life rank.................... ...l~ 4. Units which conduct boards of review for Eagle rank.................................. _..,Jt_ Per Cent __,,.._% 5. Troops which had 40 per cent or more of their membership who were First Class rank and above as of the end of the troop's charter year ................. 6. Does the advancement committee have a plan for contacting units at least annually for continued training in advancement procedures?.................... ll IYes 0 advancement procedures which >Were (Signed) Scout Executive No �Form 0·$390 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1955 Name of Council... ... g~~9~1!J.~'IV'. Council No. ...... Ji§JiL ...... ....................................................... Headquarters City ...... ~EIJ!!IP}_l~fi. CAMPING 5 . Region No ................... .. ... .... State...'JJ~.Il.l'l.E>~~~4\L .. CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-1955 (Note: Units include total troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units.) .. +.... . 8. 2 GROUP 1: Units camping a total of ten days and nights during the. yearNuJ!>er ~~ P.ts.r... '.,n.. GROUP 2: A. ~fi8r~~~nf soine camping, but not up to the sWndard 49 -~~-~t:4 Note: ~In repo'~ting year.round camping, choose the most convenient twelve.month period; i.e., the calendar year, d1e program year (September through Au· gust), or the chartered year of each unit. Io the latter case, the accu1nulated reports secured from chatter reviews covering twelve months operation of each unit would result in the council total. B. Units doing no camping TOTAL OF ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Report of Org. and Ext. Comm.) Total troop and Explorer units, Dec. 31, 1955 Number of units receiving the national Camping Award (50 per cent of active members camping a total of ten days and nights during the year), ........ . Membership June 30, 1955, was~.~~...... troops, ~.#.~.~~............................................... neighborhood patrols, and 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 Totals below should be included in summary of long-term camping if camping period is six consecutive days or more. Number of Unit Scouters Boy 0 Scouts ............ and Explorers Agricultural service camp A. CHARTERED UNITS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On council site 2. Off coi1ncil site 3. Total (1 and 2 ) - - - - - 57 5 854 78 et ~ 9&2 97 B. PROVISIONAL UNITS Off council site---- 6. Total ( 4 and 5) ____ C. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6)_ 7. Percent of June 30, 1955, Boy Scout and Explorer 1nembership* s $71 xxx: xxx: xxx: xxx 4. On council site _ _ _ j, Number of Different Scouts & Explorers Boy Scouts and Explorers t 24 131 1.es1 x'x:x , 11 68 llill. Boy 0 ............ Scouts and Explorers " Explorer expedition, cruise, canoe trip, pack trip, etc. ts.~.l;.... Explorers Tours outside council area Boy 43 Scouts ............ and Explorers " xxx 2s.1 % " Forest " " ......$ .... Scouters " Number of tours ..... '11.... Tours Philmont Scout Ranch .. Ji.... Explorers *In com1buting the percentage of long-term camping for the year, divide the grand total, line C, y the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. " " ..... ~.... Scoi1ters " ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age. AGES Central camp staff** Provisional Scoutmasters Provisional Asst. SM's. 15 5 16 6 17 18 4 5 re ·----· 19 7 ---·- I ,. 21 20 __ __JL_ --····-- . 22 --·-- 24 23 l ----- ""{Do not include Scoutmasters or assistants of chartered or provisional troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to . pr6gr~m Over Total 4 36 ·----- 2 services such as troop cooking,) BOAT INVENTORY 0 Yes 1!J No If "yes," has annual boat inventory been sent to the regional office? D Yes D No Does the council possess any boats acquired from government sources? .)200115~ �• CAMP OPERATION. $_~,!iliU;;QQ, Actual 1955 net camp operating expense (summer and year-around camping). -................................ (This figure is the difference between total opernting expenses of all camps and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include the council appropriation as a receipt.) 2. What amount was included in the council 1955 operating budget as the council appropriation for camping? .............. $__$•~-~~,,'()() 4.<l../)tz.f I. CAMP CAPITAL ~: ~~e:u::: s~~~c~np;:;:n:::::=::~s::n :~;~~:: 1:5 :::::::::: :::::::: .. ::· :: ·:··· ........ : :· : : ::: : :·:·::·:·: . :...::::::::[] ~::1Jr!~;;;, 3. If ''yes,'' estimate cost. ..................................................................................... ............................................................... $__ _ 4. Amount available now for camp development... ...................................................................... :...... ................................ i1~l:S.J.9 5. Amount of special funds for camp development that council plans to raise in 1956. ............................................ $. _ _ _ __ 6. Additional camp acreage acquired during 1955 ................lJ.(tD.I .......................................... :.········. ............... Acres 7. How many separate pieces of camp property doe; the council own? .................. ·............ :...... . 8. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council operate? .................. ,............................................... . ACTIVITIES I. ACTIVITIES. 1955 District Council . Camporees Check Activity Public Scouts l,172 6 . 1956 Acr1vrrIES PLANNED ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE NUMBER HELD l,500 Circuses Exposi tions l Mobilizations Pilgrimages GoJ:id. '.tut> ri J. Fair participation v Regattas!dX> r>n ca111i '1©1.'lt 4.000 li!i.QOO 1 2... 500 '.. When g '&: x 'Mav Where ~- '" ,/1 ' .Memnh.1$ • x !int;ob@:t' 200 :lit s-t. RO() ·:a" Feb. ' 2 ~50 Rendezvous 43 2 Expeditions Vocational conferences Roundup Boy Scout Week 6 2-5"'" f3 7.000 2.,500 4 l.J.500 1.000 Sam. Aquatic activities Other Cuboreei.I'! IL CUB SCOUTING Was a council or district Cub Scout activity resource book developed, listing possible places to visit and things to do on a pack basis? ................................................................................... D Yes I xi No III. EXPLORER PLANNING CONFERENCES Number of districts in the council ................................................................................................................................. . 2. Number of different districts conducting Explorer planning conference with adults and Explorers participating.... 3. Number of districts conducting two or more Explorer activities .............................................................................. . I. 4 IV. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following): A planned program was promoted ........ ?!!!~ ........... ; a survey of civic service needs and opportunities was made'l~.!IL ..... ; we encourage units to Jllan for Good Turns to ;heir neighborhooland institutionl' .....l':e.1L ...... ; our most successful civic-service event during the year was .....\:l~<>.'1. ..:J:l:<li'!'.1 ...l>:$i.if........C>:t' ...Cl-".C>.<il7J'i..~...... ~l.'!<i.'ll:li'l_f;_l.'. ...!".S. .................. . t (Signed) ..... ;,;/j' (tA Ji t l . ' -,~........ ~;t; ." ... ___ I,_ ,'/!Jµ~-;t:¢:J!pJ!:~---····· :c./J!,, Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee • �Form 0-539H REPOR1 OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1955 ' ' __ Region No,_ , __JL_' if' .. Name of Council ChililkiUl.i;aW Headquarters City M=e,,,mp_,h"""i"'a,._---~------ Stat~e-~9'~·•ewn~n,,.e~s,.1:1..,e.,e.,. .. . . . Colun1n 1 1; Operating Expenditures: 7. 8. 9, 10, 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16, Total Expenditures $ TOTAL OPE.RATING .· . Cohunn 3 Net Expenditures Capital Expenditures: Office building ................... Office equipment... ............. Camp property................... Cainp equiptnent. .......... :,,··· Au to mobile...................,. "". TOTAL CAPITAL $40.22s.oo J.5.<ilfl.86 li. 66, ·.· . $45.,420.00 1e.u60.oo 4 .. 145.60 t>, ouv. uu . . ,.., , .;:~ .. ..,J•l>'•vovv . 471+77 'i<f<'>•VIJ 634.J.6 ,..., t •OU s,91e.,oo 2.aa .. . " . " • l9·9"' , ·-- . 2,oi4.155 J. 1 J.'f5o00 . ". "1'.t<$¢l•VU ~·9¥ - .. , ' ;> .76 •.• 07t .04 •.• ~5. ....13 tl.4J.."5·r ~ .• . ,,- - _M2•27 , 250.00 339 •.27 12.,95. a,720.00 'lll.:i.,OO Zl:N.uv ~4I.'7i - 200.00 .. . . ·. ~.,ili.•41 ___ (Col. 1 Minus Col. 2) . a.e52.93 a.• 9'la.oo 2" "'"' 2so.oo -·- BUDGET-1956 (NET) . Column 2 " .. , Special Receipts $ . ~· 1955 (Si::e Note 1 Below) 40,225.00 Executives salaries.* ......... I5.2le.atS Office salaries .................... Retire1nent, Soc. Sec ........ ~,652~ _3. 661-713 Rent, light, heat, tel... ....... 4-070-04 Office supplies ................... 1·951 11\i J)o?tage, exp~ess ............... --~ Ii'ield expense, transp'n .... 7 • l.41. <'$7 • l38i>91!l Public relations ... A~.d.v.,. .. 24~ ..... Camping............................. - · - - - <;) f'>, A 4' " Leader trng. & conf.. ........ l ll"'. -~ Nat'! quota, charter fee .... Activities ........................... , - · Campaign expense ............ Interest on indebtedness:j: .. 4/ll,;,. '77 Insurance ........................... 634.16. fiiscellan,eoi1t""l": ......... '"a n t. cla a:r @a Hoal·th f!:; Sa.fety AUd1ta Or1:r,ti.n:h:$l. ti on (~ Elx <• 'J.':P$l. vel Ark, & Milil •• II. I. 2. 3. 4. 5. Z,1 D!i!Qcm'fie1' ' 5. 6. f.)58 (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of national record· and comparison.) EXPENDITURES-For Fiscal Year Endii;g ·--'' 1. 2. 3. 4. Council No. . " · (10 • 010.~7 5l$,.91i! .,., : . ,,,,., 1:1 J..t.. '10 'qj '&J.':;o JI .. 610·57 x xx · OJ.t>ov""' . •' .. --~--~· 11126•29 . . . J.1J.li!IS.~ III. Revolving Accounts: (National funds) 1. BOYS'. LIFE......... , .......... 2. Registrations.............. ,. ...... 3. Scout supplies............ ::...... TOTAL REVOLVING IV. Sundry Accounts 'l .. ""f')'- '"'- U•431.·71i! 5.liH38+11 14~407.•6.6 3·4&4.46 ' 14•8661116 11:1.424·56 V, Payments of Indebtedness Incurred in Previous Years . ------ S9:Z,.15 ._...:1 b•wo . . ____ ,,.,_., ___ 4ta.oo l6,4lii4.56 0 . N01'E 1-H.eport as ·Special H.eceipts only such ite1ns as c~mp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., \Vhich are incidental to certain council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second coltunn. *In reporting salaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. :j:Do not include payn1ents to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 32001155 �INCOME-Analysis of income from contributions for 1955 fiscal .year INcOMF. FROM AREAS WH1-:nE CouNCIL P,\RTIClPi\TES IN (OM?>1UNITY CHEST . INCOME I"RO~I AREAS VVnERE CouNcn. From Sttpplen1ental Contributions* ' Froth Chest or Chests PIA Total for council operation ..... - .,~"' ' " ' • ~m ~ <>• f!1. .. -~ .. TOTAL INCOME INVESTMENTS (TRUST FUNDS, ETC.) IN CHEST "'°'.~:tfl GQ _.,.. xx x xxx xxx xx x Total for capital purposes ....... NOT PARTICIPATE "'• lNCOMF. FROM DoE~ *Include all income received from community chest ·territory over and above the chest contribution, such as income from sustaining memberships, ' ' friends of Scouting, or special solicitations of'board members and others. Assets, Dec. 31, 1955 (Or end of fiscal year) Current..:_Cash · on hand and in bank $ l. 1 31!\S.!il@ $ *Fixed - Office building Unpaid pledges " Offic~ equipment Offic'e supplies Camp property Supp)ies for resale Camp equipment Securities Auto~obile' TOTAL TOTAL ___________ *Present value Outstanding Obligations, Dec. 31, 1955 · (Or end of fiscal year) Operatio~s-Accounts and bills payable $ 4 1 ltl8.i'1 Capital-Accouhts and bills payable '$·----·· · · - Notes payable Notes payable Mortgages ---··---------------------' - TOTAL 4.ll\\8+8'1 TOTAL____.----~ Does the council use the local council standard monthly financial report? Q9 Yes O No We request continuation of present credit limit by S\lpply Service Division and \fill ma\ntain our account on a thirty-day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here.$------) This council has established a trust fund controlled by an approved declaration of trust and administered by trustees. (Check yes or no.) Yes. _ _ _ _ _ No.. ~X~- (Ms 1~ hcm•<>;l{p~nd.:i. bl-& b@quea ts) The amount of this trust fund,, December 31, 1955, was $;j,J 1. • .,¢l0 __....~ . ' ' •, " Ren1arks, explanations, or additiops :_ -----·-----·-------- ·-----------··------ ----- ..1 , . /' ;:'/ ·/i,t;C' (Signed) <:::_c.c._~:~//-t>c.<:l:-1-~-~~ . .£?<:"':'.i;,~.·~~-· /J. __ Chairman, Finance Committee I '- �Form 0-,39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE- 1955 Name of CounciL.. .......... .Mlll!i>lth.Alnd.. &u'.t'lt;y.............................................................................. Region No . ....... S.................. . Headquarters City ........... }lelllphia................................................ State........ T.enn......................... Council No ........ !)58............. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments nrtder the direction of this committee dnring the year 1955. 1. Number of active members on council health and safety committee............·-l2'····· Total number of active members on district health and safety committees.....9..... . 2. Items checked below were included in the 1955 program carried out by this committee: CHECK ····-X·····Eight Defense swimming safety plan was taught to troop and Explorer leaders . .....~ .... First aid and aquatic skill events were conducted. ............ The Family .Be Prepared plan was extended to Scout families . ..,..lJ: ....Safe transportation knowledge was included in unit leader training. ..... ~ .... More opportunities for swimming instruction were provided . ............ Physical fitness and personal health habits were emphasized. 3. Other items given attention in 1955: CHECK ............ Strengthening organization of council and district health and safety committees by including technical experts and adding other members as needed . .....:X: ... .Inspections of meeting places, camps, and carriers, with follow through on recommendations. ............ Emergency service training and mobilization plans geared in with disaster preparedness planning of communities. .....;l!;.... Stres~ing values of yearly health examination plan. ··---~---·Safety through skill in connection with fire prevention, aquatic and camp training. •.... ;ll;.... Adequate health and safety protection measures at camps and special activities. 4. Was camp medical recheck plan (by a medical doctor) carried out? ( :it) YES (. ) NO How many persons were sent home or limited as to activity as result of medical recheck? ....................... . (Number) 5. In 1955 we made .....:U.... Scout Lifeguard Awards and ...'l. ..'1... Emergency Service Explorer Awards. (' ! (20<) 62>. . ~ . . . (~.umb") ~-·· (Signed) ... __ Ch,;<m'", H<dth •nd S•f<ty Co'"t/tt" Scout Em"';" (See other side.) �ROSTER. OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE IN 1956 Note: Four (4) issues per year. Free of charge to all members of council and district health and safety committees; also council commissioners, district~ commissioners, and other key council and distriC::t &outers. List ·below. Subscription price for others-25 cents per year. In hulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5 cents each; 50 to 99 copies, 2 cents each; 100 copies or more, 1V2 cents each. Address Name Columbian Mutual Tower 1569 MempM.1!, Tennessee Lin.den 3153 Cowde.n 409 flibtM)tl West Memphis, Arkansas l'h>. JMtil.lS G. K:tng 758 Ayers Mlill!lphi111, Tennessee Mr. !<l:w:!.11 Dalst:rom 345 s. Front st. Me!llphis., Tenneeeee 69 Femw.y Rd. Sou~h.em $Ql Pelk Iee Cream Ce. M~his• Ten11es11¢1e 11l>. T• J • MeGu:tre> III 365S Highland Park Place · Memphis, Tenne11eee Mr• C. W• 'l'Qwt111ley 9Sli, Fonest Memplxl.11, Tenn. 11r. Iiobert Graubwm 1478 llailten Memplds 1 Tenn. l1l>. Niell: Pinter SS7 Washington Memph t 14, Tenn. 4600 Gilbert Whitehaven, Tenn. �Form 0-539E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE- 1955 Region No ....... JL ............... Name of CounciL ...................... ~Qklil-l.'>1%\11'..................................................................... . lib•"""'hli\l Headquarters City ·------······-····-··-':!~'Wt:............ .. Council No .........ff.I ......... . ft~l!&ftlJ<f'.f,l --··············-·······-···-·····-·············· State....~ ..... :............. : ..................... ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1955, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered unit with BASIC TRAINING* ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING Status 12/31/55 S"1tus 12/31/55 Have Completed Appropriate Bastc Training• Number Registered Have Completed Objective 12/31/56 Number Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent Cubmasters U'1 Dl 44 lle Scoutmasters ltil • M • U\ le Squadron Advisors Post Advisors H '16 Asst. Scoutmasters 1 ·. xxx TOTAL UNIT LEADER~ ,. x . - ' x lf>4 0 la x x IQ m Per Cent Number Per Cent H lUL -~ 4i 'lift 1i _H__ -~ 't l'T G 100 ' 14 $1 ~I 40 Asst. Squadron Advisors Asst. Post Advisors 1fji Asst. Ship Advisors Ship Advisors (Skippers) Asst. Cubmasters Objective 12/31/56 Appropnate Basic Training• (Mates) l Explorer Advisors in troop·s ' TOTAL ASST. UNIT LEADERS ~it,$ ·4i . ~ . *Credit leader with basic training only if he has completed tbe appropriate basic training for the program which he now leads, through participation in scheduled tr~ining sessions, personal coaching, or ho1ne study. a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training b. Administration Section, Cub &outers' Pow Wow, plus four additional training meetings c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training d. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training (or previous equivalent) UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader \Vith ·outdoor training in troop camping, cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING OBJECTIVE 12/31/56 .......,f.......Per cent .....".1..3.... ....... Per cent 10 . Number.... ·-·······-···--· STATUS 12/31/55 a. Total registered commissioners Number......: :...... . b. Have completed a com1nissioners' training course Nuinber........ _.......... . DEN MOTHER TRAINING STATUS 12/31/55 ~'¥ a. Total registered Den Mothers Number.. J.'1$tj....... . b. Have completed a basic Cub leader's training course Number................... . 41 OBJECTIVE 12/31/56 VI . ................... Per cent .................... Per cent STATUS 12/31/55 OBJECTIVE 12/31/56 It . ................... Per cent 40 ........ Per cent 32001155 �1955 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1956 OBJECTIVES 1956 1955 No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED No, of COURSES CONDUCTED -·"·····~ - CHECK COURSES PLANNED -·· . -"' Cub Scout leaders BASIC Boy Scout leaders ..... Explorer leaders A Neighborhood commissioners TRAINING District commissioners TOTAL BASIC TRAINING OUTDOOR TRAINING UNIVERSITY COURSES s ¥~ The following courses have been con· ducted by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. Do no; include these co11rses g """' "'"' s ' 0 "''' k "' 11; 13 !!IOI in the co11nd/ totals. No. Courses Name of School Colle~e Atten· Credit daoce No y" ' li&~!td.$ iilll.le nlil ~~1-··.,,.4%· 40 ;iJ. 2 Troop camping Explorer cruising and boat handling . flt I Explorer expedition lit TOTAL OUTDOOR TRAINING . "" Advanced. Scout leaders·· courS'e ,.. - OTHER TRAINING Cubber,S' pow wow I Junior 1,eader tr.ainirig . @ I Den chiefs' conference 0 Explorer elected leaders' training 11 a 0 ~ ,. Other courses (list) - -..... 1?$ WUftdi. "lf:J ~H Jl'i:it13" O;wp" .Iii 0 TOTA!. OTHER TRAINING U\i l~ ';'i'l"~l~ O;wa• .. · ,_ "" (Signed) _ ; ~:·~-' ·I ,-. committoo ···················· ~ ···················· x ··:j"""" Total . ···················· 10 2. Scouters Keys .................. ;........................... le tJ" ~· <:":----#-\· .---- ----.. ~~ ...... /;, '---;};J,_.. --."/l·- .......... _,, __ , _ ......... .. Chlirnfan, LoJ •hirining ...---4-, .................... Asst. unit leaders Dist commissioners - a x x a D_id this council conduot traininwbefore-commissioning for unit leaders in 1955? • Unit leaders Neigh. commissioners 0 4 ~)};}~t· I. Arrowhead Honor· Awards: . • Den Mothers' workshop ,,¢t!il1'l: AWARDS ISSUED, 1955 ... . 40 .· 8 . 3. Scoutcrs Awards ......................................... I O 1Yes O No �Form 0·539£ REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE-1955 Region No.... Council N arne of . ............. . '·· JJS No ................... . . Chickasaw · Council ............................................................................................... . . Memphie 1.'enn1u\l•M Headquarters City .............................................................. State....................... : Tota! on Dec, 31, 1954 TABLE 1 114 I. Total Cub Scout units Not Estimated New in 1956 Est. Net Separations 1956 ll'l .5J 2l 151 l3 29 e 27 167 12 62 lJ 33 214 12 lO 62 2l .5 50 xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 47 3 l 138 4l Separations # in 1955 (Sec Note) New in 1955 Total on Dec, 31, 195~ 2l 24 Objectives Dec, 31, 1956 . xxx (a) Neighborhood dens 39 (b) Negro packs 18) 2. Total Boy Scout units ·. 3 11 xxx (a) Neighborhood patrols 76 (b) Negro troops 3S 32 3. Total Explorer units . (a) Explorer posts xxx ( c) Explorer ships l ( d) Negro Explorer units 3 xxx 0 332 3.507 742 4684 3713 5. Total Cub Scouts (a) Negro Cub Scouts 6. Total Troop Membership (a) Boy Scouts (age 11 through 13) (c) Negro Scouts m * *-), 1078 520 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units 482 (a) Explorers in posts (b) Air Explorers 2S ( c) Sea Explorers 13 (d) Negro Explorers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 9. Total Pack Scouters (incl. Den Mothers) 10. Total Troop Scouters 11. Total Explorer Scouters 12. All Other Scoute~s (Council and District) 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10, 11, and 12) . 60 34 31 21 10 xxx xxx xxx xxx· 2 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) xxx 5 9 (b) Explorer squadrons (b) Explorers in troops xxx l 2 0 44 .58 2257 1914 .547 355 xxx 3 316 .36.50 ..)l,50\ .5~ .,.. .... u.,· · 400 ~, 3000 JJ?4 2400 2166 * ..,. 631 xxx xxx xxx 783 791 227 Sf.ff 4'11 10 xxx xxx xxx 27 350 -..r~- xxx 1829 4'6 496 214 ·- 2000 . ~ .. 5t .·23 2669 2174 545 641. 2.50 . 6JO 700 300 xxx xxx xxx 50 xxx xxx xxx 25 SS B7ll 1307 l-3-73 841 692 1456 1000 750 382 us ~ 67 213 . 147 3081 14~7 1311 750 160 100 :350 300 3277 :al.JO 1 xxx XX'X - tJ;?4 . ff. 11'> 1241 I . ',, xxx xxx 400 70 50 1270 l 2 5 415 .5000 600 4500 - 3600 . . 6.50 550 soo 10 26 74 ll,600 1700 1650 190 610 4150 # Net Separations equals "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfers in." 6-b * 1 ehort .in column to'\lal on Dec .31 1 1955 - we have cheeked & )'echeoked our reeorde and · ta. 6-o * ~eluded both SQOute & Ex in 1.'l'POpe on previoue refj!l'Mle, on thio rePl,)rt.,,it ineludea ~- Seouts 11thto l3,Et,bueTthe reaacn ford· tile 1554 figure(l2-54)bei~ changed to 107o, if 6-c should inc1ude 00- 8 & • in roop, please a vise O cannot d.et.enntne Whore. l!lft'G!!' �TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1955 · TABLE 2 -~--·----- Less than 1 Year Tenure completed in respective programs .,, (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the troop.) Boys in troops (Report only tenure earned Young men in Explorer units ht as an Explorer.) - l<m SU Boys in packs lUl $~ 4 or More Years 3 to4 2 to 3 Years 1 to 2 Years Years ~ . tl.Q xxx 162 xxx jfjl TOTAL tm il®le . NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEP~ATED in 1955. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1955 (under 2,500 population) . NOTE~ The following data,. for 1955, should be given only for boys and units in villages under 2,500 population and·open country. ·-·- Cub Scouting (Sec Note I) Boy Scouting (Sec Note 2) Exploring (See Note 3) TOTAL pecCmber 31 December 31 December 31 December 31 .., 1954 --·------- Total rural boy members - 12 Tota! \rural units 1954 1955 ;,ilQiil '*l.I"' u 1955 ·liJ,fJ u. ~- 1954 1955 1954 t2 u -~-- 1 1 -· Note \1--:--"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and inembers thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. n ----" 19~5 Note .2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troop~, neighborhood patrols and members thereof; including Explorers in troops and Lone Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes squ~d.rons, posts, -~hips and ~emb('rs thereof and Lone Explorers. TABLE 4 UNIT REREGISTRATION On,,D6c. 31, 1955, we h;d:-~.: ......~........ unregiStered units .of all kinds (November or prior eXpfrations). ' ,,,_,__ ' In 1955 we used the charier·review procedure, i~V6·I~ing patticiPation of unit leaders and committee and representatives of chartered institutions and cot1ncil, . ··' • ·. ·.. •.ilOJ - ; ~ indqe~_t_ to· the rciegistra,t,i9ri of= .............:._. ........ ~-n~t_s _ out of :our total of ...... .".::., ....... ,.... units reregi~tering during the year. The ~oundl has a definite; plan for pr9moting ~-~it _bu_~get; plm;:is TABLE 5 (check one)._ ;[JYes THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY Indicate·nutnber of Jnstitµtions in c~uncil that sponsor single ot multiple programs as follows: ~ber 1. Insti.tutions havings packs (one Qr _1nore) only... T 2. Institutions having troops (one ~r ... --~--- more) only ................................................................... 3, Institut_ions having Explorer uni(s (one or more) only.... . 4. Institutions ha../iiig both·-.i)acks a~d 1 troops ............ : ................................-, ....·., ...................... . 5: Institutions having bo.th troops and IJxplorcr units·--·-----·----------------·-------·······-·------···-----·--·· 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units ......... ;.....................................•............. 7. Institutions having Whole Scout'.Fa1nil_y (packs, :troops, .and Explorer units) ............... . 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS-----··---------·-----'-----·------· _ ·. ( .. \, ·. Cl/ .f/1 :::-L. . fK.::71...~ ... ·.· - .- - - (Signed) ... ··· Cl~;·~~ Organiz~tion--and Extension Committee Scout Executive �Form 0539H 1955 "FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM" (3 YEAR) PROGRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish· basis for council award for 1955. Order forn1 for council and district awards on other side. Name of Council .........{)J.l:l&¥.!'1.~.!1..................................................... State.. '.1'e.1'.lr1t ..................... Region No .......... Council No .......... ~~ .......... . Headquarters City .........JiElllJ~~~; ...................................................................................................... Tot.al number of units, Dec. 31, 1954--------'--'-~------ACI1JAL NUMBER TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING INCREASE ADOPTED FOR 1955 1954 (IN NOS. NOT PERCENT) ( 1) (2) (twenty-one years or older) 2. Number of top unit leaders with basic training;~ 3. Number of commissioners. PER CENT ADOPTED INCREASE ACHIEVED TOTAL GOAL FOR INCREASE ATTAINED IN 1955 1955 (3) ( 4) (5) FUNCTIONING MAN POWER !. Number of units with two-deep leadership.t 2................ TOTAL (MAXIMUM SCORE 100 ACHIEVED PERCENT) (6)** 222 22 244 .. ; 217 1;5 15 170 ,. ; 150 -.. 76 30 lo6 32 100 100\\ 20 2:36 17 ~405 340 374'5 2$7 '.3692 774 100 87!! 30 004 2$'59 600 :3459 266 3125 10 62 .. g 44 QUALITY PROGRAM Ntunber of units ei;:tgaging in one of the following: 4. Outdoor Activities-with an emphasis on conservation projects.t Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. Troops providing a minimum of ten 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 ten days and nights hiking and camping exper.ience during the year including at .least one high .adventure expedition* or cruise. 5. Total number of advancements in rank during the year.t . 216 $5% ~:3 e4.4 6. Number of troop members of First Class rank or higher as of Dec. 31. 7. Nun1ber of BOYS' LIFE subscribers:~ '.30 4,4._3 .. INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. Number of new units. 52 9. Nu1nber of dropped units (minus dropped·reregistered). 10. Total nun1ber of boys enrolled. To qualify for the award a council or d1stnct must have an increase in boy membership equal to one boy per unit as of Dec. 31, 195\ over the total boy membership of Dec. 31, 1954, and must achieve at least 80% of its combined goals in the ten items above. . .}~'/Qkof Decrease of 26 10 ~~l!lll.l/(:l 16 59 . S7ll 871 .. .. 9582 .···-, ' 8526 - 185 .---- .. .. tl.ik~~;;:. ;;z{i. .t'"'tY.::'.f;;_______________, .... ··················· . tSee Operating Guidebook, 1953·54 supplement, for interpretations. *Such as an experience at Philmont Scout Ranch. **Formula: Column 4 divided by Column 2 times 100 equals percent~ age. Example: Suppose under item 6 the council has 1,200 First Class Scouts as of December 31, 1954, that during 1955 they will increase this number by 300. Enter 1,200 in Column 1, 300 in Column 2, and 1,500 in Column 3. At the end of 1955 the council finds that it has an increase of 250 First Class Scouts. Enter this in Colu1nn 4 and 1,450 in Column 5. You will obtain the percentage for Column 6 as follows: Col. 4 Number Achieved Col. 2 Adopted Increase - 250 300 X lOO = 83.3% 3200115~ �ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT "FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM" PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1955 Name of Council __ _ _ fil!:!,q~!'il'1\\'I___________________ _ ·······---~----···-··-···· Council No. ----------'-~---····--- --------------- State........ Tl!mi•------··-······-······· Region No. Headquarters City ---------~~-li:ll _______________________________________________________________ ............ ·---·----------------------- · ic.ated. below, a.nd··· is;eq·u·ested It is certified that this_ council and its districts have qualified for Three-Year Program Award-s.for 1955-z.Jn_ that said awards be sent to the council. _;~::l:- -. -~.-~._,,..,,_.z_.,···L. /ffe£~-·v l•·~- / ., __ ( ) /~-· ~'''),...··£.,..<.:,~·~ , } - lf./, . '(.,,...c ' ,~ ··' . \,, / " (Signed) . ~-------b"-··-·--•-~·-···-~!:t..b......y}.::.C-...............;> ....• Scout Executive TYPE OF AWARD* CATALOGUE NUMBER NUMBER REQUESTED DISTRICT COUNCIL "Forward on Liberty's Team" Flag-Council 88512 x xx xx "Forward on Liberty's Team" Flag-District 88505 xxx 4 Gold Honor Award or 88506 x x Gold Merit Award 88507 :x: x Silver Honor Award or 88508 x .IC Silver Merit Award 88509 x x . Blue Honor Award or 88510 x ... Blue Merit Award 88511 x x *For requirements and basis of the above awards, refer to pages 4 and 5 of "Forward on Liberty's Team" Operating Guidebook 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 befound in the 1952·53 and 1953·54 supplements to Operating Guidebook and on the Ten Tests of Successful Scouting Goal Sheet for 1955. �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1957 l\;CTIVE "E" "A" Acklen, T. Robert Ahlgren, Frank R. Akers, Rear Adm. Frank Atkinson, C. A. J,ydelotte, James E. 11]11 Baldwin, P. N. :Sarnes, George Beatty, Troy Bensdorf, Herman Blanchard, Jerred Borda, Paul Bowman , A. B. Boyd, Judge Marion Brown, John E. Burch, Brown Burrow, A. K. Buckeri dge, J\. B, Buring, Nat Bynum, I'r. H. Perry "C" Carnes, Earl Cavette, Ersell D. Carter, A. B. Cathey, Oliver E. Chandler , Walter Chapman, A. Dale Claiborne, Taylor Clayton, H. M. Clayton, P. A. Conner, J. O. Coltharp, Ray J. Cook, R. P. Crump, Charles M. Cross, s. E. "D" Dal strom, Edwin Diamond, Sol Di ck , Ir • .h. Dodson, ·w. C. Dowdle, B. C. Drinkard, Don \~·. s. Evans, Dr. W, s. Fisher, W. H. Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Floyd, ,,.dolph A. Fordyce, W. B. Fortas, Milton Fuller, R, D. Goldschmi d, Jack P. Goldsmith, I. G. Goldsmith, Jack L. Goodman, Thomas F. Goodwin, John B. Graves, Paul T, Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M. "H" Halli d!V, W. P. Handly, Charles C. Harter, Curtis w. Sr. Hawkins, Col, G. c. Helms, Joe G. Herzog, Ray Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. "I u Irwin, Robert L. Jr. Iverson, Alwin J. llJll Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Johnson, J. C. Jones, Dr. Paul Tudor "K" Kopald, S. L. Jr. �~ ~CTIVE COUNCIL 2 ME~BERS - 1957 "S" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, Harry Lewis, H. s. Lewis, Julius "M" Mahal , Raymond G. Marr, Roy M. Mays, R. C, McGuire, T. J, III McKnight, J, M. McLendon, R, D. Meacham,· Dr. M. B. Meeman, E. J. Miller, ·~1. C. Mitchell, Tom P. Moore, E. E. Morgan, All en "N" Neal, D. C. Newport, Lamar Nickey, Sam 11011 Orgill, Hon. Edmund Orgill, Kenneth W. Saunders, J. E. R. Sohar ff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schwartz, Merri 11 Senhausen, C. B. Shainberg, Milton Sharpe, w. L. Skinner, Raymond Smith, J, M. Smith, l-Wron W, Solmson, H. B. Spear, Aubrey V. Stadelman, Russell C. Stimbert, E. c. Strautman, Alan M. Sullivan, H. P. Tate, s. Shepherd Theyer, F. T. Jr, Thompson, Jimnu Ti dwell, Hearn W, Tual, Blanchard S. Turner, Dr. Henry Turner, Norfleet Trippeer, R. A. nvu Vaughn, William M. Vosse, M. J. npn Perry, Russell Pidgeon, J. Everett Pinkerton, Max Pipkin, Perry Pollard, '·'• B. Porter, Dr ••u-thur R. Jr. "R" Reeves, Russell Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N. Rieves, Elton A. Jr, Robertson, Caffey Robertson, J. L. Roach, J. Thurston Walker, J. R. Wallace, Dr, B, F, Wallace, Dr. James A. Waller, Ben R, Wax, Dr, James A. Wellford, John Williams, Rev, Harry Willi ameon, E. L. Wood, Tom Woodbury, Harry 11y11 Young, C. B, �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, $, A, INC. CCUNCIL MEMBERS - 1957 AS Su CI .Id' E• "A" Alexander, Vance J, Allen, Thomas H. Atldnson, Dr. \'I, R. Austin, W. ~ f\ ~, \VL(!>.AA.JJ..__, "B" Baber, Rodney Bailey, E. Q, BaJ. lon, Dave Barber, J. R. Beaoley, John B. Benner, Henri Binswanger, Mil ton Bondurant, Julian B, Boyle, J. Bqyard Brown, Enoch Bruce, c. Arthur llCll Callow, Lewis C. Garrington, R. Russell Carruth, J. D. Carter, M, 0, Garter, Nathan A, Castle, S, Nelson Caudle, Dr. R, Paul Chambers, C, M, Chandler, W. H. Church, C. H, Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Cole, Sam F. Cooper J. Sterling Creson, Larry B. Grump, E. H. Jr, 11]11 Danielson, Gen, W, A. Davis, A, G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Deupree, Weyne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, W, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Dobbs, James K. Jr. Edwards, Frank Emerick, Phil Q, Ferguson, H. L. Fleming, Joseph D, Fogleman, John A, "G" Garey, B. B. Gassoway, Brooks N. Gaylor, W, A, Glas cock, Charles Graves, Dr, L. M. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. llHll Halle, A. .<1.rthur Hays, Lake Hirsh, B, W, Hobson, Dr. J, J, Hopper. A. L. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr, I{ ,,.,,_J._I~ G" nJlf Jacobson, Jappe, Ed c. Av M. Kenwortb,y, William Kearney; Msgr. M. F, King, Dr, C. c, llL II Lee, Dr. R. G. Lewis, T, Walker Lynn, Dr. Ross D. Maden, John W, Madi son, Harry �- '2 - 1957 aSSOCl.1.Tlll CO!MCIL ijliMBl,l.S CONTIJM¥) "M" McGeor ge, McKnight, Mitchell, Moreland, Moriarty, H, L, T. H. W, c. s, Jil, Herbert non O'Ryan, Tom upn Patten, J. M. Sr. Patton, Thomas N. Patton, llesley E. Pennebaker, c. T. Pepper, John Perel, Phillip A. Pharr, Robert W, "Q" Quinlen, William L. Richardson, Charlee D. Ruch, Dr, Walter a, Russell, Edward p, Rychener, Dr, R. O. saunder s, E. B, Schloss, Gilbert M. Schmei s ser, Dr. H, C. Smith, Vial ter L. Smith, William L<,igh Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. somers, Col, John F. Thompson, E. F• • "V" VandemlU'k, F. J. Vesey, ,John B. Wagner, D. Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J, lll'a.dy Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel Wooten, Hoyt B. �c~J:I a~>d~x/··· I t;' CHICKf,S,\W COUNCIL, B, S, A. INC. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 i\SSOCL'.TE 11 GH Alexander, Vance J, ;',llen, Thomas H, :·~tkinson, Dr. W. R. 1\ustin, H. H, "B" Baber,· Rodney Bailey; E. 0, Ballon, ·Dave Beasley, John B, Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur Garey, B; B, Gassoway, ·Brooks N. Gaylor, 14 , A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr, L, M. Gregg; Russell Grout, F, M, "H" Halle, .\. /1.rtJ--ur Hays, , L'lKO . Hirsh, B, N, Hiv.shenner, H-.W, . Carrington, R, Russell Carter; M. 0, Carter; Nuth,:in ,·~. II Jlt .~. Castle, S, Nelson Chambers; C, M, Chandler, H, H, Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Colo, Sam F, Coopor·J, Sterling Creson, Larry B; Crump, E. H, Jr, Do.vis, Hobson; Dr, J, J, Hopper, /,, L, G, Davis, Hon, Clifford Douproe, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, II, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. "E" Edge, rJ; T, Edwards, Frank C. Ferguson, H, L, Fleming,·Jo soph D, Fogleman, John A, Jacobson, C, M, "Kn Kenworthy, William King, Dr, C, C, 11111 Loo, Dr. R. G, Lewis, T, Walker· Lynn, Dr, Ross D, "M" Madon, ·John W, McCabe, C, T, · McGeorge; H, L; McKnight; T; H; Moreland; S, E. Moriarty, Herbert �... 2 - :.ssoCI;'lTE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 O'Ryan, Tom t1p11 Patton; J, M. Sr, Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; Pennebaker, C. T, Popper, John Perel, Phillip A, "R" Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, \I/alter ;\, Russell,-Edwurd P, Rychener, Dr, R. 0, "S" Saunders, E, B.• Schloss, Gilbert M, Schmeisser, Dr, ·H, C, Smith; \falter L, Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G, D, S•n0Pi, Col. John F. :;;;lbn~ HTll Thompson, E, F, "W' Wagnor, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J, Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel �l' '\, ! \ " ··~·· .t ,# 1956 COMMITTEES !\11 \( / ) ii �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, §, A, INC, mcUTIVE :OOAllD - 1956 JAS..1171 Mr, Edwin llalstrom 345 s. Front street JA5-.4101 Reverend A, 4055 Poplar w, JJ\.5.-5822 Dl.ok JA7-7551 Mr, Paul Borda JA5.-3621 HOn, Marion. Boyd Custom House JA6-813) Mr, John E. Brown U, P, National Bank Front and J•flldi son g i/"t-"')) lf:») ' ,..,, ..... }"fr tff ~ 7'E tlE , 1t:>/L,i,,/f,_A>~~,_(;,c-ii,J tf''\. Mr, A, IC, Burrow Falls Building JA3-29ll .~~,p~~~;:,~~lu. w-- 0 Mr, R,D, Fuller P, O, Box 5682 Wl!B-8561 Mr, Jaok P, Goldsohmid 3616 Central f?l: :.>--:J-?J. ?ii:, Mr, Taylor Claiborne 201 West Cooper · West Memphis, Ark. . 117 JAS...0357 < Mr. Oliver E. Catheu 694 Holly JA6-5101 J'.Jl&.6364 Mr, H, M, Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div, JAS-2552 Mr, P, A, Clayton P. Ci, Box 267 4, .De So to Sta ti on JAS-3611 Mr, Jack L, Goldsmith Goldsmith's Dept• store JAG-6644 JAG-8851 Mr, Herbert F, I!emke1' 2508 Sterick Building r-4 43-9e10 Mr, Ji\5-1711 Mr, E, J, Ho.use 4238 Belle Meade.•eove Ray Herzog Memphis State College •. / WHS-8230 l~JAS...1441 s. ,. Mr, Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spottswood ,. I, G, Goldsmith Mendenhall 61 Re~Gir0&i.el:'0;;0~~1;s 3~~er JA7-1646f:::: �Executive Board - 1956, continued Mr. T. G. Xirkpatri'ck 2816 Central BRS-2315 Mr. F. Clyde Lambert la'.l8 Union Planters Bank Bldg, JA?-3587 Mr. Roy M, Marr Leader Federal Savings Assn. 158 Madi son Avo, JAS-2961 & Loan Mr, R, 0, Mays '7J.? Falls Building -_u:;;; JA5-9B22 Mr. Raymond G, Mahal 406 E, Erwin Drive JA6-8831 Mr, J, M. McKnight P. O, Box 2829, DoSoto Sta. JA6-318B Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell Southcrn Ice Cream Co. 801 Polk i\.ve, JA7-5343t:- !fir. R, :,. Trippeer WH3-242l P, Mr. lbyle C. ·Nance aaiiie s. ~f1'f'. ~E. ~ 't!Wf/ o. Box 2493, DeSoto Sta. Mr. Blanchard Tual Exchange Building Jil.5-6666 Mr, Norfl.oot_Tµrnor First National Bank JA7-6681 BRZ..3471 t. ~1'~ '·· ..J :. , ,,· A .A-,tt-V- !'!. - JA5-1608 ,,,,...~ G'I. J,.~3686 Mr. Lamar Newport 421 Colonial Rd, ~~~ · Mr. Kenneth w. Orgill 36 w. Calhoun JA5-8lll Mr. Max Pinkerton Nor th Momphi s Lumqer Co. 510 Pear JA5-5522 Mr. W. E, Pollard 45 s. Second JA5-372l ~A.JERB-5216 Reverend Harry Williams 1641 Koatfng ()£, ;JB-6422 Mr. E, L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon JAS-7198 Mr, Harry Woo.dbury 2012 Storick Building J.li.6-4109 r~ C ill STR IOT CHJ\IRMD:'! (SE) Mr. Tom P, Mi tcholl Commer 0 Tit ding Jl,S...0232 ·1::: ·.J Mr, Caffey Robertson Cotton Exchange :Building Mr, J, L, Robor.tson Wost Memphis, Arkansas Mr. J. E. R. Saunders Hernando, Mississippi Mr. Aaron R, Scharff Lowenstein Is Dept Store 3 [._ 309J •. i.:::. 4821 ( Ji\6-7711 c;·· ER6-8277l:~ (MI SS) L:::: ( CR!!l!T)128~ ..fii· Mr. Aubrey v. Spear ~'12$~~601 w, Barton Rf' :ff;, $'H"Wost Memphis, Arkansas �ADVAN._QI~Ij[i~ COMMITTEE - ~ Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid, Chairman 3616 Central (Northeast) l'A ~3-. 5065 ]1ome J¢ll t-$' Mr, Dudley Strawn 3205 Hardin (Southwest) JA5-1738 Q~-4065 f) 'fi!!S"-JL(, (North Division) (Central Division) -t1.SL:J..J1.c,l :~ I. ·+ ;,_/~) ·\Sr4.'!:>Jc,;.k,J.. :~ _,,,,;JJ.,,,0 (~_,·\A-fl ~ lf'I (South Division) Mr. R. D. Fuller P, o. Box 5682 JA7-1646 Mr. '.!'• J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WHS-9017 7/ �9,/f 5""·· ::;~)/s-y,,J ~~~ Mr, Jerred Blanchard Commerce Title Building (N,E.) l'd;:ti~.~~1(f::1:Y--~~;;\,) q,,. Q J w- \ \ ~ ~ ~";<:Jy %'. Mr• 1'L~~t ~~~~Vb 421 Colonial Ra~ Mr, Doyle c. ' 0/1 If ,:;::..} ?> . AJ£,1.a.u,£.J Nance 2.2QQ r s. .. Ea A'j'.· c 2 P;;ipl£'m•1 ~ ~··-..i ""f'" 'ti e.z·.· 'I'. ( N• W. JA 7-7551 ) (S • E, ) (s.w.) BR 2-3471 :i::.~n·~->- ., '~ ~a"' 't-4·,,.t,,,,/,,.._,,/ Mr, J, C, Johnson West Memphis, Ark, (Critt,) Mr, W,C, Miller Senatobia, Mississippi (Miss,) 2641 Mr, F. Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Bank Bldg, JA 7-3587 Mr, Herbert F, Hemker 2508 Sterick Building JA 5-2651 Mr. Paul Borda 3815 Northwood Dr, JA 5-3621 Mr. R. A, 'rrippeer P, O, Box 2493, DeSoto Station WH 2-2421 Mr, W. L, Sh:lrpe 3431 L=ar fA ~4-9440 Mr• Herman Bensdorf , Commerce Title Building JA 5-5858 Mr. Caffey Robertson Cotton Exchange Building JA 5-0297 Mr, R. D, Fuller' P. o. Box 5682 JA 7-1646 Mr, T. J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WH 8-9017 H. .;is ~a;;'I ll&f~ �SUB-COMMIT}'.EES OF FIN.\NCE COMMITTEE - 1956 CHEST RELATIONS ./\ND BUDGET COMFITTEE ~CE .'.OVISORY COMMITTEE JA Mr, R, A, Trippeer, Chairman WH 2-2421 Mr. W, L. Sharpe, Chairman 'Jl4-9440 P, 0, Box 2493, DeSoto Station 3431 Lamar Mr, John E. Brown U, P, National Bank Front and Madison Mr, Roy M. Marr Lea.c1.er Federal Se.vings Assn. 158 Madison Ave, & Loan JA 3-2911 Mr. E, J, House 4238 Belle Meade Cove JA 3-2911 Mr, Walter Chandler JA 3-2961 lst National Bank Bldg, J1i. 6-6755 Mr. Raymond G. Mahall 406 E. Erwin Drive JA 6-8S31 Mr, Jack Goldsmith Goldsmith's Dept. Store JA 6-6644 Mr, Kenneth Orgill 36 W, Calhoun Mr. E, E. Moore Senatobia, Mississippi Mr. Russell Reeves 962 Union .:,venue Mr. Max Pinkerton North Memphis Lumber Co. JA 5-Slll 510 Pear !/. ,.) /-1.e.,-;~e_,v \ BR 6-3311 JA 5-5522 Mr, w. B, Pollard 45 s. Second J,'l. 5-3721 Mr, 11.aron R. Scharff Lowenstein 1 s Dept, Store Ji• Mr. Norfleet Turner First National Bahk JA 7-6681 Mr, R.c. Mays Falls Building JA 5-9$22 Mr. Caffey Robertson Cotton Exchange Building JA 5-0297 Mr. C, M. Crump 1830 Exchange Bldg, J.!. Mr, T, G, Kirkpatrick 2Sl6 Central BR 5-2315 Mr, Blanchard Tual Exchange Building Jh 5-6666 Mr, Don Drinkard 5169 Wheelis Drive JJ, /I. ._)., ;J.sog> /-/~ j~, ~- TRUST DEVELOPMENT COMMITTE§. 6-7711 Mr, Herman Bensdorf, Chmn. JA 5-5858 Commerce Title Building 6-5101 Mr, :._ K, Burrow Falls Building 5-1711 JA 6-0357 �Mr, 'I', Robert Acklen, Chairman Columbian Mutual ':L'ower JAG-1171 Mr, Tom Bellamy 3619 Macon Rd. JA5-1812 (Northeast) ~;~~~~:6~ftJL (Northwest) Mr. Reede Taylor (Southeast) 0 15 69 Linden Mr, Dwight Williams 3153 Cowden (Southwest) Mr. Taylor D. Buntin 409 Gibson West Memphis, Ark. . I'I /V/c;~i.t~,~ <'.'.~ /l·1 Dr. /Vf,cccsi'" (Crittenden) /j'c, fe S v;'/(;; , /11,. l> Mr. James G. King 758 Ayers ,e:"A '7 <*.-5 632 ,.CA1~5742 88 1102 (Mississippi) (North Division) JAG-0068 ' (Central Division) (South Division) Mr. R. D. F'uller P. o. Box 5682 JA7-1646 Mr. 'l'. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WHB-9017 Mr, Edwin Dalstrom 345 S, Pront St, JA5-5822 Mr. B, c. Dowdle 69 Fernway Hd. JA5-2366 Mr. Hearn vv. 'l'idwell Southern Ice Cream Co, 801 Polk JA7-5343 �LEADERSHIP 'l'ftAINING COMMITTEE - 19B6 --· ~ • •• • • • • , .• • - -· + -~- --~ ----. ---- Mr. Ray Herzog, Chairman Memphis State College ••• -- --·- ·- ----- (/ A."'X-7307 ~~-.w~~; #- II Mr. Elton Rieves, Jr. Marion, Arkansas /-A~3-9818 Mr. Ray Coltharp 3450 Spottswood JA,6-6334 Mr. Taylor Claiborne 201 West Cooper West Memphis, Ark. (Critt.) Mr. Richard Drake 999 Gordon (Northeast) WH2-3261 (] J., )l8-9278 Mr. Al Lewis 3114 Morningside (Northwest) JA6-;8831 Dr. H. W. Anderson 3587 Cowden (Southeast) Mr. William M. Dixon (Southwest) rA X4-3214 JA5-2552 1238 Englewood //Ir. C.tri Hoover· ,S • FC:. r(;:· .s: f [} c.-r-Y'I c ·E: 0-e':--,.,\,<;'l./~.6,.,..~'i<,,/ /'~:~· $ . (Mississippi) f,-\_ /_j. ' 4- ~!'11 Mr. R. D. Fuller P. O, Box 5682 JA7-1646 Mr, T. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WHB-9017 fJ, {[), T,·J ,;ue I/ :$ O ll.. f he,,- M. 1-c e Crea.,""f iJ/ d~/ /:' rt t/e_ ~ o. I \ ') �CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr, Bruce Brunson 614 Cotton Exchange Bldg. (Southwest) WH8-4566 Mr. Paul Matthews 221 s. 4th West Memphis, Arkansas (Crittenden) JA5-8242 654W '• ' ' .' ~15(~ , .I ... Mr. P, A. Clayton :J-3 ff'/ /.Jroa.cl.. P. o. Box 2674, DeSoto Station JA.5-3611 Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division JA5-2552 Mr. A. B, Bowman 524 Reese JA6-0211 Mr, Raymond Weidner Box 492, Hernando, Mississippi Mr, Sam Kelsall, III 4080 Faxon JA5-1249 Mr. R, D, Fuller P. o. Box 5682 JA7-164(3 Mr. T. J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WH8-9017 ~. �• Jo 73 Mr, Charles Givens 880 Wingfield Rd, ) 1y, t) \,...;. ~ • c:: · .. .. (Northeast) , ~· .· · ...• (Northwest) ' "'I-.._ ~ !?"' ~ .~ · --·~ M?O···Ralph Ttiol1lf5ill'bp•., ...•· · . outheast) GeTma n Lo vu n , '3? e rm • ·· · Mr, B, A, Hunt 1150 S, Barksdale (Southwest) Mr, Louis Polk Russell Tractor Co, West Memphis, Ark, (Crittenden) Mr, J: J, Ro.berts Miss, Power 'and Light Co, Sardis, Mississippi (Mississippi) /"A ~3-5840 ~J::.~~-·~47~ ·' , Q,..~,,,,._<j./"'2.D' r:.1 ,,;,_,,-"""~"~';!''F·'i/''"'-·'> _:of? :69la .~l~ JA5-.4671 48.:0138 Mr. Oliver E, Cathey 694 Holly WH8-8561 Mr, R, D, Fuller P, 0, Box 5682 JA7-1646 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WH8-9017 I ~ ~ ·•"( I J. j~ _::\ , c:_~~Vl ,_J.l~) k)~c:;_~~,_~~· 9;15 7),~····· 7D .. ' rf?, R ii~ ~ '1 lfSIA/ Mr. Alwin J, Iverson Box 97 (;,' . ,bl..) q.(p-:79\6 ~Ji.:s~: . .• 0.A 6- ? 1,11 Mr, Howard M, Grube 151 N. Willett ~\r, · _j' �CONSTITUTION Mr. u. J2.)'.-I,4WS COIVIMITT:filj:__"'.._lil?.§. & s. Shepherd Tate, Chairman P. National Bank Building JA 5-5881 _OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr. I. G. Goldsmith, Chairman 61 s. Mendenhall JA 5-1441 AWARDS & RESOL1JJZIONS COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr, Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman 2508 Sterick Building JA 5-2651 INTER - "RJi.CIAL COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr. Howard M. Grube, Chairman J:A~®OO~ 151 North Wil'lett ;$ Mr. J. c. Miller 390 N. Decatur (North Division) o. B. Johnson 1108 s. Lauderdale (Central Division) ~5-f- J BR 5-2861 Mr. WH 8-1917 (South Division) Mr. C, J. Marshall J884 Kansas WH 6·1528 FA Mr. W. L. Sharpe 3431 Lamar PA" Mr, s. Shepherd Tate U, P, National Bank Building )4-9440 JA 5-5881 (i Mr. P. f(, o. D. Fuller Box 5682 Mr. T. J. McGuire-, III 3658 Highland Park Place ,!_Y,7/ JA 7-1646 WH 8-9017 <fk �Mr. Harry Woodbury, Cha.irma.n 2012 Sterick Building JA6-4109 Mr. M, J, Vosse, 59 S, Second JA5-1608 Vice Chairman Mr, Jerred Blanchard Commerce Title Building JJ\7-7551 Capt, J, C, Clifton Na.val Air Station Memphis 15, Tennessee JA6-8851 Dre A, vv.Dick 4055 Poplar ~ f r..5 Un1ow J . •• A ~r. De~ e/l1t'J Mr. Charles Handly 1211 Union BR2-246l Dr •. James A,. Wax 1255 Poplar BR8-5216 ~~~ ~3&69-.S~~"~~ Mr. Vi. B, Fordyce West Memphis, Arkansas FA ~3-2162 117 Mr, Blancha.rd Tual Exchange Building JA5-6666 Hon. Marion Boyd Custom House JA6-8120 Mr, Alvan F, 'l'a.te, Jr •. 195 Scott St. Mr. R, D. Fuller P, o. Box 5682 JA7-1646 Mr. T, J, MCGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place WHS-9017 �I ID>,. 1'.. fJ. lrlilli11s tt111-. 13, l.i!it£i At!dn11on, \\l!Miii!.ll~tl.m.;m Mw-. IJtm•"*t!!. f~1, \?vt»t\t.•!!l!F\i .../ I ;tti ""1@(%1 ~)A ~lllt'~!~(ljJ WI~•.~li'!!» .II!. WW'•~, 4$WA '.r~'1 lil~~41tis ? iJ/;11. 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Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document REGION No . ...... J. .... COUNCIL No ..... f~ LOCAL A!PPLICATION for RENEW AL of COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1956 NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERLCA New Brunswick New Jersey The ..............~......-......a... c. ... c... ..................... ............ . ....................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with . . . . . (Nameofcoundl) · ~ M head quarters at .....4. .1....$.. ..~..... ..i...l. .l...~.. ...l.l.l. l.0...U.. ..l.i.l..l .i.q.. . . .. .. . .. .....~......:...i...l...i..l...,... ................................,......~...i..... .e. ._ (Local mailing address) (City and zone) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate e!l!tire area) ......... .",,M: ...J. :..'w.:c ...r. . c~c ...........: : . ..'..l. :~ .. -c: :..w.. 8:.:1ci.: .l..•. ~ . ..T..~~ .t: ....t. : f .. .... .. ~~---*'~-.. ~~~ .. Cil ... ~~~~~1!!~ .. _(1~~1.~~~-~~~~-·-~-·~IJl~~--1;;~~) ~ .. .!'.1.1! .. ~~~~-:~ ... 4'>~ .. ~~t.~~- ~-~:! ............................... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1956. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1955 and objectives for 1956 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 applicati~Jl ~·b,een i'fewed and approved • the council or executive board at a duly called meeting on .............. l!l ....... ~~ ..................................... 19 ........ , at which meeting a quorum was present and the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its rep· resentatives 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 BOY SOOUTS OF AMERICA (Inc-0rporated Feb!uary 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916. 32001155 1. On December 31, 1955, we had . .?.~ ... chartered institutions in our territo2t; each of which sponsored one or more Scout1lS1"nits. At the same time the membership of our council was co.tnposed of .... ~ .... "/. ............. institutional representatives and ........................ members at large. To ensure the repres'entative 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 ... Ji.; Educational... .. i.';; Labor .... ~.; Civic .. Z .. ; Business ...• 'll'. .. ; Agricultural... lit,. Council (give number of each): Jewish ..... ~ ........... ; Catholic. ........ ~ ...... ; Protestant...~.'! ......... ; Other .... °. ............. . Exec. Board (give number of each) : Jewish ........ ;I. ......... ; Catholic .......... .$! ...... ; Protestant. ....... "·······; Other ...... t) .......... . 2. Amendments to our constitution and by-laws were adopted in 1955. D Yes [lt No These amendments have been approved hy the National Council. D Yes D No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular commissioner service by personal visit to~--·~-·~ .. units out of a total of..~~ls-.u~its. in the council. 4. During 1955 there were ..... :~ .... meetings of our council and ... '-...... meetings of otir executive ·board and/or executive committee. District committees met monthly (except July and August) during 1955 in •.. :1* ......... of our districts; and the rest averaged ...... JL ... meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in .......... 6 ....... of our districts. The remaining districts averaged ...... ~ ... ~ ........ roundtables. 5. Council. a.nnua! meeting is in month of. ... ~l$•1~r .................. Officers and members elected at that time serve one year beginning ........ i/l~~-.J..~:L................................ . . . · · J l,)~\-"11ilil.~ . 6. This council has.Ji .. m ......... organized ·districts with functioning district committees. There are ............ l','l ......... distriots withoultfunctionin_g district comrnitte_es. Of these. -;e will ?rganize ........ Jt .................... .in 1956. ·············-----·------·--d1str1ct5',. are sharing 1n financing this council. ~tl Dlvt®.iim~ 7: FUNCTIONING OF COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES No,' of Total Number of Number of No. of Meetings Members on Additional Comments Districts Repre- Members Held in 19'' District Operating sented on Each Committees ' . 1 Council 222 xxx xxx Executive board 7 66 xxx xxx The w;:riat:ten ;in Organization and· extension -~ l~ ~ 2'J. Get1r\li,tte!'l ~e:rsh:tp Leadership training 9 u 9 ·~ x~su:l:ts fi'Olll NegM:J v 1 9 :Pl rt~ 0:1.p.11:0.011. Advancement ~ m Camping and activities I:, "" 10 1$ Health and safety ' u ' 9 Finance ' • J 9 8. This council has accepted its quota of f~.:ii~ .. for the year 1956 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ................ ; in ....... ~ ...... equal payments of $.:'!~.!~ ................ each during the months of f~'flf illtn«l ~~t'l' ............... !!! .....••..•..............•........•...••••.••....•........•.....•...•...••.•••••••••••••••...••..........•.....•••...•..•..•••••••.•••.•.••....•..•..••..•......•..•••••............•..•..••••••••••• Form 0·~39A This copy for National Office D Regional Office O Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANS MITT AL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No ...... ....... S. ............... . Council No. .i~ ........ .. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, New Brunswick, New Jersey DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter fee $------------------------------·· Quota Total ------------------------------------------ Attached is the application of the ................... Qht~~~-~W. ......................................................................................................................... local Council ....... ~~.~.~ ..... ~~~~--~-~~- ............. .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1956, together with reports as called for. 1-Icadquartcrs City State Supplen1enting this 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 Nos. 1, 4, and 5 should accompany application, and No. 3 if possible. 1. Charter fee 2. Payment of quota 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending .......................... 1955* 4. Scout executive's report for 1954, if any 5. Four-Year Program ("Onward for God and My Country") goals for 1956 (Ten Tests of Successful Scouting) 6. Roster ."'f"'k"~""'T'<''~.J'V ~,~rftf-'o%e<F0 'll r:4 will be mailedJ'.~~~~"1-l!'Y.. .. ~.1---·1.9.ZY. _____________________________ _ Date was mailed ................. . Date $------15..-00 ____ ..... . $--··········----·········--·----·· .......................... ......... .A:b.<:>~~-}~"11 _ 1._f!:I; ___ -········- Yes or No nate ________ l'tllil... ..... . Yes or No Date ...... J~~---··-··· Yes or No Date •If fiscal year is_ other tha~ calendar year and is later than June 30, 1955, then subi_nit as a part of this charti:r appl_ication.thc. figures and audit for thi: fiscal year just comr.letcd. If tiscal yc~r 1s between January l and June 30, 1956, then the audit JS to become a part of this year s applicat10n and should be submitted as soon as possible after close of fiscal year. 32001155 Form O-'.'.i39F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1955 Name of Council ___ ijh\t;.,IS\lBW Region No. . __J_ ____ S\51 Council No. __ _ Headquarters City State ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD Col. 1 Col. 2 Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1955. I -- 'l)ali.fied Enro!led Cub Scouts urmg Dec. 31, 19'.'.i'.'.i 19'.'.i'.'.i Bobcat xxx I ~ I Wolf 1f49 "' Bear - Ml4 Lion ~ ~ . Webelos ~ m TOTAL xxx lteA • . Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops Tenderfoot xxx ~'' Second Class "/WI ~ First Class ~ ·et+ Star * • Life D 4f Eagle • • Explorers without Boy Scout rank xxx ToT AL TROOP MEMBERS xxx Mt.,, Explorers in Explorer Units No Explorer rank xxx 1" •fif1 - Apprentice ...,. ' -, ~ Bronze A \Yard I Gold Award ' ;w Silver Award u Ordinary Able Quarterma~ter_ Star ' ··- Life 4 Eagle ' IJ;. I !-Agriculture ........................... !......... 52---·-lnsect Life. ...................... ·'1>. ..... . 2-Animal Industry .................. Z/....... 53-Journalism ..................... 1 ................ . 3-Archery......................... .......•...... 54-Landscape Gardcning ... 1 1 {fj 4-Architecturc .......................... a,....... 55-Leatherwork ... :·············· ··Jli.J········· ~· ~:r~~~~fr:_::_::_ ::····--·~•-•--- ;~~~~~i~~~~:: ::::::·~.:i::: : 4 58-Marksmanship .............. 1-~-- .... : 8-Automobiling ....................... £A..... 6 5 0 9 MMae· scohnanry 1 _c·.·.·l·D··r-.a;v·,:n·g·.·.·.·.·_ ._.,1! 1 . ·'.· .······ 9--Aviation .... ;._. ............... :. ... . ... -2~---·-· , 10-Basketry ....... :················ ....... .1........ 61--Mctalwork..................... ... . ......... . 11-Bccf P10duct1on ............ ········*~·-··· 62--Music. {,, 12-Beekeepmg ........................... :!......... 66~ NPaa 1 _tnutr 1 _en._g_-_-_-- _--_--_-.-_· _._·.·_.·_.-_-_._._._._._._--_-_-.-_._._._-_-_._-.~_•-•., :_.-_._._._._._._._--_•_•_•_ 13-Bird Study ..................... ·······:ir··----. .,_ 'I' 14-Bookbinding .................................... ' 65-Pcrsonal FitnesL ......... --ftii .......... . tt-~~~fl ~i:-----------------_ .. - • __- - Jtv.----- ~;---~?; :~~~f~f~fi••· . ··.· .~ ... . 68-Pioneering............... . p 18-Camping ............................... j....... 69-Plumbing ............................ . 19~Canoeing ....................... ........ '1J...... 70--Pottery ............................. , 20-0iemistry ............... , ...... ···'·---'1'1---.--· 71-·-Poultry Keeping ... .,._, ...... ,,. ............ . 21-Citizenship in Home ..... ·······-~-·--· 72-Printing ......................... ·iJ:,-····· 22- " -Community, ........ ;u,,,.. 73-Public Health ................ ··)j············ 23- " -Nation ......... ·····---~-- 74-Public Speaking ............................ . 24--Coin Collecting.......... 75-Rabbit Raising......... . . ;13··· ..... . 25-Cooking............ . ..... $...... 76---Radio................ ~ ......... . 2~orn Farming ............... ·········U····· 77-Railroading ................... ···s,ir·········· 27-Cotton Farming ......... '.·· ·········:···:···· 78--Reading .......................................... . 28_:Cycling .................................. J.J.... 79-Reptile Study ................ ···1't······· .. ~~=g~~y~~;~:::: :::::: ____ n ___ - :: 1.2 iF1:f::;:::::,:;::: :: : :::: ,. : 31-Dramatics .............................. J........ -Salesmanship ................. ··m········ 32--Electricity .. , ........................... ,l...... 83-Scholarship ........................... '. ......... . 33-Farm Home.................................... 84-Sculpture ......................................... . 34-Farm Layout ......................... Ji!....... 85-Seamanship ................... ···1;············· 3 5-Farm Mechanics ............ ·····---~·-····· 86'-$heel' Farming .............. ···j·············· 36---F~rm Records ................. ,:······-~'' 1_ 87-Signaling .......................... : ............. . 37-'-Fmgerprmtmg .......... : ... . , ....... ll.6J. 88-Skung...................... . ................ . 38-Firemanship .................. ·········11···· 89-Small Grains ....................•........... 39-First Aid .......... :············ ......... f}"j.... 90-Soil and Water Conserv ... 49 .......... . 40-F1rst Aid to Animals .............. )6.... 91-Stamp Collecting ............................ . 41-Fishing.......... ............... .................. 92-Surveyi~g .........................•........ 42-Forestry .................................. (t....... 93-Sw11nm111g ..................... ··-a············ 43-Fruit an_d Nut Growing.................. 94-Textiles ......................... ···1+············· 44-Gardenrng ..................... ........ -1,...... 95-Weather ........................ -··;Lt··········· 45--Geology ........................ ......... 41... 96---Wildlife Management.. ···12··········· 46-Grasses, Legumes ................... _16---· 97-Woodcarving ................ ···14,··········· 47-Hiking ................................... ,\1$.9. 98-Woodwork. ................... ··);6·········· 48-Hog and Pork Prod....... .........•.... 99-World Brotherhood ........................ . 49-Home Repairs ........................ )...... 100-Zoology ..................... . 50--Ho~semanship............... .................. 'il{/"$"J 51-lndian Lore..................................... Total... ................... . 32001155 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. Number of units Dec. 31, 1955: Troops ......... 1"J .. Explorer units ..... 34, ........ Total... ................. . Number Per Cent 2. Units which conduct boards of review for Second and First Class rank.... 1$4 .. 3. Units which conduct boards of review for Star and Life rank.................... ...l~ __ ,,.._% 4. Units which conduct boards of review for Eagle rank.................................. _..,Jt_ 5. Troops which had 40 per cent or more of their membership who were First Class rank and above as of the end of the troop's charter year ................ . 6. Does the advancement committee have a plan for contacting units at least annually for continued training in advancement procedures? .................... l l I Yes 0 No advancement procedures which >Were (Signed) Scout Executive Form 0·$390 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1955 Region No. ...........5... .... . Name of Council... ... g~~9~1!J.~'IV'. ...................................................... . Council No. . ..... Ji§JiL ..... . Headquarters City ...... ~EIJ!!IP}_l~fi. .. ... .... State ... 'JJ~.Il.l'l.E>~~~4\L .. CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-1955 (Note: Units include total troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units.) Note: ~In repo'~ting year.round camping, choose the most convenient twelve.month period; i.e., the calendar year, d1e program year (September through Au· gust), or the chartered year of each unit. Io the latter case, the accu1nulated reports secured from chatter reviews covering twelve months operation of each unit would result in the council total. GROUP 1: NuJ!>er P.ts..r. .8 .. '.,n .. 2 ... Units camping a total of ten days and nights during the. year +. ... ~~ .. GROUP 2: A. ~fi8r~~~nf soine camping, but not up to the sWndard 49 -~~-~t:4 B. Units doing no camping TOTAL OF ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Report of Org. and Ext. Comm.) Total troop and Explorer units, Dec. 31, 1955 Number of units receiving the national Camping Award (50 per cent of active members camping a total of ten days and nights during the year), ........ . Membership June 30, 1955, was~.~~ ...... troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units; ... ~.#.~.~~ ............................................... Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG-TERM CAMPING (six or more consecutive days), Yearly summary: Totals below should be included in summary of Include tours, cruises, service camps, Explorer trips, etc. Do not include Scouts long-term camping if camping period from other councils. is six consecutive days or more. Number of Number of Number of Different Unit Units Scouts & Explorers Scouters 0 Boy A. CHARTERED UNITS Agricultural service camp ............ Scouts WITH OWN ADULT and Explorers LEADERS 57 854 et 1. On council site 0 Boy 5 78 s Forest " " ............ Scouts 2. Off coi1ncil site Total (1 and 2)----- ~ 9&2 97 and Explorers 3. , Explorer expedition, cruise, B. PROVISIONAL UNITS $71 11 canoe trip, pack trip, etc. ts.~.l;. ... Explorers 4. On council site ___ xxx: j, Off council site---- xxx: 68 t Tours outside council area 43 Boy 131 24 ............ Scouts 6. Total ( 4 and 5 ) ____ xxx: and Explorers C. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6)_ xxx 1.es1 llill. " " " " ...... $ .... Scouters 7. Percent of June 30, 1955, Boy Scout and Explorer Number of tours ..... '11 .... Tours 1nembership* x'x:x 2s.1 % xxx Philmont Scout Ranch .. Ji. ... Explorers *In com1buting the percentage of long-term camping for the year, divide the grand total, " " " ..... ~ .... Scoi1ters line C, y the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age. AGES 15 16 17 18 19 I 20 21 22 23 24 Over Total . Central camp staff** 5 6 4 5 7 ---·- ,. __ _ _JL_ --·-- l 4 36 Provisional Scoutmasters ·re- ---· --····-- ----- . 2 ·----- Provisional Asst. SM's. ""{Do not include Scoutmasters or assistants of chartered or provisional troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to pr6gr~m services such as troop cooking,) BOAT INVENTORY Does the council possess any boats acquired from government sources? 0 Yes 1!J No If "yes," has annual boat inventory been sent to the regional office? D Yes D No .)200115~ CAMP OPERATION. • I. Actual 1955 net camp operating expense (summer and year-around camping). -................................ 4.<l../)tz.f $_~,!iliU;;QQ, (This figure is the difference between total opernting expenses of all camps and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include the council appropriation as a receipt.) 2. What amount was included in the council 1955 operating budget as the council appropriation for camping? .............. $ __ $•~-~~,,'()() CAMP CAPITAL ~: ~~e:u::: s~~~c~np;:;:n :::::=::~s::n 1:5 :~;~~:: :::::::::: :::::::: .. ::· :: ·:··· ........ : :· : : ::: : :·:·::·:·: . : ... ::::::::[] ~::1Jr!~;;;, 3. If ''yes,'' estimate cost. ..................................................................................... ............................................................... $ _ 4. Amount available now for camp development... ...................................................................... :...... ................................ i1~l:S.J.9 5. Amount of special funds for camp development that council plans to raise in 1956. ............................................ $. ____ _ 6. Additional camp acreage acquired during 1955 ................ lJ.(tD.I .......................................... :.········. . .............. Acres 7. How many separate pieces of camp property doe; the council own? .................. · ............ : ...... . 8. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council operate? .................. , ............................................... . ACTIVITIES NUMBER HELD ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE 1956 Acr1vrrIES PLANNED I. ACTIVITIES. 1955 Council District Scouts Public Check When Activity Where Camporees . 6 l,172 l,500 '&: . g ~- '" ,/1 ' Circuses x 'Mav .Memnh.1$ Exposi1tions l 4.000 li!i.QOO ' .. • Mobilizations Pilgrimages GoJ:id. '.tut> ri J. 2 ... 500 x !int;ob@:t' Fair participation v ' Regattas!dX> r>n ca111i '1©1.'lt 2 ~50 200 :lit s-t. Rendezvous Expeditions 2 43 Vocational conferences Roundup 6 2-5"'" RO() " Sam. Boy Scout Week f3 7.000 2.,500 ·:a Feb. Aquatic activities Other Cuboreei.I'! 4 l.J.500 1.000 IL CUB SCOUTING Was a council or district Cub Scout activity resource book developed, listing possible places to visit and things to do on a pack basis? ................................................................................... D Yes I xi No III. EXPLORER PLANNING CONFERENCES I. Number of districts in the council ................................................................................................................................. . 2. Number of different districts conducting Explorer planning conference with adults and Explorers participating .... 3. Number of districts conducting two or more Explorer activities .............................................................................. . 4 IV. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following): A planned program was promoted ........ ?!!!~ ........... ; a survey of civic service needs and opportunities was made'l~.!IL ..... ; we encourage units to Jllan for Good Turns to ;heir neighborhool and institutionl' ..... l':e.1L ...... ; our most successful civic-service event during the year was ..... \:l~<>.'1. .. :J:l:<li'!'.1 ... l>:$i.if. ....... C>:t' ... Cl-".C>.<il7J'i..~ ...... ~l.'!<i.'ll:li'l_f;_l.'. ... !".S. .................. . t /j tl. (tA Ji ;,; ' ~;t; ' -,~........ ." (Signed) ..... :c./J!,, ... ___ I,_ ,'/!Jμ~-;t:¢:J!pJ!:~---····· • Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Form 0-539H REPOR1 OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1955 if' Name of Council ChililkiUl.i;aW Headquarters City M=e,,,mp_,h"""i"'a,._ ---~------ Stat~e-~9'~·•ewn~n,,.e~s,.1:1..,e.,e.,. Region No,_ , __ JL' _' '_ _ Council No. f.)58 (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of national record· and comparison.) .. .. . . EXPENDITURES-For Fiscal Year Endii;g D!i!Qcm'fie1' Z,1 1955 BUDGET-1956 ·--'' ' . , . (NET) Colun1n 1 Column 2 Cohunn 3 1; Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (Si::e Note 1 Below) . (Col. 1 Minus Col. 2) 1. Executives salaries.* ......... $ 40,225.00 $ $40.22s.oo $45.,420.00 2. Office salaries .................... I5.2le.atS J.5.<ilfl.86 1e.u60.oo 3. Retire1nent, Soc. Sec ........ ~,652~ a.e52.93 4 .. 145.60 4. Rent, light, heat, tel... ....... _3. 661-713 li. 66, .76 t>, ouv. uu 5. 4-070-04 . ·.· .• ~ •.• 07t .04 "1'.t<$¢l•VU Office supplies ................... 6. J)o?tage, exp~ess ............... 1·951 11\i •.• ~5. .... 13 ·-- --~ . 7. Ii'ield expense, transp'n .... 7 • l.41. <'$7 tl.4J.."5·r 8. Public relations ... A~.d.v.,. .. • l38i>91!l . - . ,.., .; :~ ~·9¥ 24- ~ ..... ,, - , - 9, Camping ............................. . -·---<;) f'>, A 4' " . 10, Leader trng. & conf.. ........ 2,oi4.155 , 11. Nat'! quota, charter fee .... l ll"' -~ - " . J. 1 J.'f5o00 ..,J•l>'•vovv 12. Activities ........................... , .. . -· 13. Campaign expense ............ 14. Interest on indebtedness:j: .. 15. Insurance ........................... 4/ll,;,. '77 471+77 'i<f<'>•VIJ 16, fiiscellan,eoi1t""l": ......... 634.16. . 634.J.6 ,..., t •OU ~· '"a n t. cla a:r @a a. • 9'la.oo s,91e.,oo a,720.00 Hoal·th f!:; Sa.fety 2" "'"' 2.aa 'lll.:i.,OO AUd1ta 2so.oo , ' ;> .. . " " 250.00 Zl:N.uv Or1:r,ti.n:h:$l. ti on (~ Elx <• _M2•27 ". .. . • 339 •. 27 ~4I.'7i 'J.':P$l. vel Ark, & Milil •• l9·9"' 12.,95 - 200.00 .. .. , . . . -·- ·. TOTAL OPE.RATING ~.,ili.•41 . "· (10 'qj '&J.':;o JI ,,,,., 1:1 J..t.. '10 • II. Capital Expenditures: I. Office building ................... 2. Office equipment... ............. 010.~7 610·57 · .. 3. Camp property ................... 5l$,.91i! : . x xx OJ.t>ov""' •' ___ . .,., 4. Cainp equiptnent. .......... :,,··· --~--~· .. 5. Au to mobile ................... ,. "". .· . TOTAL CAPITAL 11126•29 . . . J.1J.li!IS.~ III. Revolving Accounts: (National funds) 1. BOYS'. LIFE ......... , .......... . . U•431.·71i! ------ S9:Z,.15 - 2. Registrations .............. ,. ...... 'l .. ""f')'- '"'- 3. Scout supplies ............ :: ...... 5.liH38+11 3·4&4.46 ._...:1b•wo ____ ,,.,_., ___ TOTAL REVOLVING 14~407.•6.6 ' 14•8661116 4ta.oo IV. Sundry Accounts 11:1.424·56 l6,4lii4.56 . V, Payments of Indebtedness Incurred in Previous Years . 0 N01'E 1-H.eport as ·Special H.eceipts only such ite1ns as c~mp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., \Vhich are incidental to certain council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second coltunn. *In reporting salaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. :j:Do not include payn1ents to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 32001155 INCOME-Analysis of income from contributions for 1955 fiscal year . . INcOMF. FROM AREAS WH1-:nE CouNCIL INCOME I"RO~I AREAS P,\RTIClPi\TES IN (OM?>1UNITY CHEST lNCOMF. FROM VVnERE CouNcn. DoE~ INVESTMENTS TOTAL INCOME ' Froth From NOT PARTICIPATE Chest or Chests Sttpplen1ental IN CHEST (TRUST FUNDS, ETC.) Contributions* Total for council operation ..... PIA .,~"' <>• '"' • ~m ~ "'• f!1. -~ .. _.,.. "'°'.~:tfl GQ - .. Total for capital purposes ....... xx x x x x x x x xx x *Include all income received from community chest ·territory over and above the chest contribution, such as income from sustaining memberships, friends of Scouting, or special solicitations of'board members and others. ' ' Assets, Dec. 31, 1955 (Or end of fiscal year) Current..:_Cash · on hand and in bank $ l. 1 31!\S.!il@ Unpaid pledges *Fixed - Office building Offic'e supplies Supp)ies for resale Securities " Offic~ equipment Camp property Camp equipment Auto~obile' $ TOTAL *Present value TOT AL _________ _ Outstanding Obligations, Dec. 31, 1955 (Or end of fiscal year) · Operatio~s-Accounts and bills payable $ 4 1 ltl8.i'1 Notes payable ---··--- -------------------- - ' Capital-Accouhts and bills payable Notes payable Mortgages '$·----· ···- TOTAL 4.ll\\8+8'1 TOTAL_ __ .----~ Does the council use the local council standard monthly financial report? Q9 Yes O No We request continuation of present credit limit by S\lpply Service Division and \fill ma\ntain our account on a thirty-day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here.$------) This council has established a trust fund controlled by an approved declaration of trust and administered by trustees. ~X~- (Ms 1~ hcm•<>;l{p~nd.:i. bl-& b@quea ts) (Check yes or no.) Yes. _____ No .. The amount of this trust fund,, December 31, 1955, was $;j,J 1 .• .,¢l0 __ .... . ' ' •, " ~ Ren1arks, explanations, or additiops :_ -----·-----·--------·-----------··----------- .. 1 , . /' ;:'/ ·/i,t;C' (Signed) .£?<:"':'.i;,~.·~~-· .. __ <:::_c.c._~:~//-t>c.<:l:-1-~-~~ . /J Chairman, Finance Committee I '- Form 0-,39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE- 1955 Name of CounciL.. .......... .Mlll!i>lth.Alnd .. &u'.t'lt;y.............................................................................. Region No . ....... S .................. . Headquarters City ........... }lelllphia................................................ State ........ T.enn......................... Council No ........ !)58 ............. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments nrtder the direction of this committee dnring the year 1955. 1. Number of active members on council health and safety committee ............ ·-l2'····· Total number of active members on district health and safety committees ..... 9 ..... . 2. Items checked below were included in the 1955 program carried out by this committee: CHECK ····-X·····Eight Defense swimming safety plan was taught to troop and Explorer leaders . ..... ~ .... First aid and aquatic skill events were conducted . ............ The Family .Be Prepared plan was extended to Scout families . .. , .. lJ: .... Safe transportation knowledge was included in unit leader training . ..... ~ .... More opportunities for swimming instruction were provided . ............ Physical fitness and personal health habits were emphasized. 3. Other items given attention in 1955: CHECK ............ Strengthening organization of council and district health and safety committees by including technical experts and adding other members as needed . ..... :X: ... .Inspections of meeting places, camps, and carriers, with follow through on recommendations . ............ Emergency service training and mobilization plans geared in with disaster preparedness planning of communities . ..... ;l!; .... Stres~ing values of yearly health examination plan. ··---~---·Safety through skill in connection with fire prevention, aquatic and camp training . •.... ;ll; .... Adequate health and safety protection measures at camps and special activities. 4. Was camp medical recheck plan (by a medical doctor) carried out? ( :it) YES ( . ) NO How many persons were sent home or limited as to activity as result of medical recheck? ....................... . (Number) 5. In 1955 we made ..... :U. ... Scout Lifeguard Awards and ... 'l. .. '1 ... Emergency Service Explorer Awards. (Signed) ... __ ('!(20<) 62>. . ~ ...... (~.umb") ~-·· Ch,;<m'", H<dth •nd S•f<ty Co'"t/tt" Scout Em"';" (See other side.) ROSTER. OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE IN 1956 Note: Four (4) issues per year. Free of charge to all members of council and district health and safety committees; also council commissioners, district~ commissioners, and other key council and distriC::t &outers. List ·below. Subscription price for others-25 cents per year. In hulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5 cents each; 50 to 99 copies, 2 cents each; 100 copies or more, 1 V2 cents each. Name l'h>. J Mtil.lS G. K:tng Mr. !<l:w:!.11 Dalst:rom 11l>. T • J • MeGu:tre> III Mr• C. W • 'l'Qwt111ley 11r. Iiobert Graubwm l1l>. Niell: Pinter Address Columbian Mutual Tower 1569 Lin.den 3153 Cowde.n 409 flibtM)tl 758 Ayers 345 s. Front st. 69 Femw.y Rd. Sou~h.em Iee Cream Ce. $Ql Pelk 365S Highland Park Place · 9Sli, Fonest 1478 llailten SS7 Washington 4600 Gilbert MempM.1!, Tennessee West Memphis, Arkansas Mlill!lphi111, Tennessee Me!llphis., Tenneeeee M~his• Ten11es11¢1e Memphis, Tenne11eee Memplxl.11, Tenn. Memplds 1 Tenn. Memph t 14, Tenn. Whitehaven, Tenn. Form 0-539E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE- 1955 Name of CounciL ...................... ~Qklil-l.'>1%\11' ..................................................................... . Region No ....... JL .............. . lib•"""'hli\l Headquarters City ·------······-····-··-':!~'Wt: ............ .. ft~l!&ftlJ<f'.f,l --··············-·······-···-·····-·············· State .... ~ ..... : ............. : ..................... '-------------' Council No ......... ff.I ......... . RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1955, 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 S"1tus 12/31/55 Status 12/31/55 Have Completed Have Completed Objective Appropriate Objective Appropnate 12/31/56 Number Bastc Training• 12/31/56 Number Basic Training• Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent Cubmasters U'1 Dl 44 lle Asst. Cubmasters H lUL -~ 4i Scoutmasters ltil • M • Asst. Scoutmasters 'lift 1i _H__ -~ Squadron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors Asst. Post Advisors 1fji ' l'T ~. H U\ le '16 . Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) ·. 1 ' 0 la (Mates) l t G 100 xxx x . x x x Explorer Advisors in troop·s ' ' 14 $1 TOTAL ASST. TOT AL UNIT LEADER~ - lf>4 IQ m UNIT LEADERS ~it,$ ·4i ~I 40 ,. *Credit leader with basic training only if he has completed tbe appropriate basic training for participation in scheduled tr~ining sessions, personal coaching, or ho1ne study. the program which he now leads, through a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training b. Administration Section, Cub &outers' Pow Wow, plus four additional training meetings c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training d. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training (or previous equivalent) UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader \Vith ·outdoor training in troop camping, cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered commissioners b. Have completed a com1nissioners' training course Number. .....: :. ..... . Nuinber ........ _ .......... . DEN MOTHER TRAINING a. Total registered Den Mothers b. Have completed a basic Cub leader's training course ~'¥ Number .. J.'1$tj ....... . Number ................... . STATUS 12/31/55 10 . Number .... ·-·······-···--· ....... ,f. ...... Per cent STATUS 12/31/55 41 . ................... Per cent STATUS 12/31/55 It . ................... Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/56 ....." .1.. 3 .... . ...... Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/56 VI .................... Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/56 40 ........ Per cent 32001155 1955 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1956 OBJECTIVES 1955 1956 No, of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED - -·"·····~ -·· . UNIVERSITY COURSES BASIC Cub Scout leaders -"' ¥~ s TRAINING The following courses have been con· Boy Scout leaders ..... """' g ducted by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. Do no; include these co11rses Explorer leaders A "'"' s in the co11nd/ totals. Neighborhood commissioners ' "''' k Name of No. Atten· Colle~e Credit School Courses daoce District commissioners 0 "' 11; y" No ' li&~!td.$ iilll.le nlil TOTAL BASIC TRAINING 13 !!IOI ~~1-··.,,.4%· 2 40 ;iJ. OUTDOOR Troop camping TRAINING Explorer cruising and boat handling Explorer expedition I . flt lit TOTAL OUTDOOR TRAINING . .· OTHER Advanced. Scout leaders·· courS'e ,.. - " 11 a TRAINING Cubber,S' pow wow " 0 ~ AW ARDS ISSUED, 1955 I I. Arrowhead Honor· Awards: Junior 1,eader tr.ainirig . @ . 40 ... . Unit leaders .................... Den chiefs' conference I • "" Asst. unit leaders ···················· Explorer elected leaders' training 0 0 Neigh. commissioners ~ ···················· Dist commissioners ··:j"""" Den Mothers' workshop 4 ,. x Total . ···················· Other courses (list) - 10 2. Scouters Keys .................. ; ........................... ,,¢t!il1'l: ~)};}~t· - 1?$ a 3. 8 Scoutcrs Awards .......................................... ';'i'l"~l~ O;wa• .. · ..... le x ,_ - WUftdi. "lf:J ~H x I Jl'i:it13" O;wp" .Iii 0 a TOTA!. OTHER TRAINING U\i l~ D_id this council conduot traininwbefore-commissioning for unit leaders in 1955? O 1Yes O No ... ---4-, tJ" • __ ; ~:·~-' ,-. ~· <:":----#-\· .---- -- (Signed) ---.. ~~ ...... /;, '---;};J,_ .. --."/l·- .......... _,, __ ,,_ ......... .. ·I Chlirnfan, LoJ •hirining committoo Form 0·539£ REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE-1955 . Chickasaw · N arne of Council ............................................................................................... . . Memphie 1.'enn1u\l•M Headquarters City .............................................................. State ....................... : Not TABLE Tota! on New in Separations # 1 Dec, 31, 1954 in 1955 1955 (Sec Note) I. Total Cub Scout units 114 24 2l . (a) Neighborhood dens xxx xxx (b) Negro packs 39 ·. 3 l3 2. Total Boy Scout units 18) 11 27 (a) Neighborhood patrols xxx xxx (b) Negro troops 76 5 21 3. Total Explorer units 3S 9 10 (a) Explorer posts . 32 xxx· xxx (b) Explorer squadrons 2 xxx xxx ( c) Explorer ships l xxx xxx ( d) Negro Explorer units 3 0 0 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) 332 44 .58 5. Total Cub Scouts 3.507 2257 1914 (a) Negro Cub Scouts 742 355 .547 6. Total Troop Membership 4684 xxx xxx (a) Boy Scouts (age 11 through 13) 3713 1829 2166 (b) Explorers in troops * m 4'6 631 - (c) Negro Scouts *-), 1078 496 783 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units 520 214 227 ·- (a) Explorers in posts 482 xxx xxx (b) Air Explorers 2S xxx xxx ( c) Sea Explorers 13 xxx xxx (d) Negro Explorers SS 27 .·23 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) B7ll XX'X xxx . 9. Total Pack Scouters (incl. Den Mothers) 1307 841 692 10. Total Troop Scouters l-3-73 382 ~ - 11. Total Explorer Scouters us 67 ff. All Other Scoute~s (Council and District) . 213 . 147 11'> 12. 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10, 11, and 12) 3081 14~7 1241 # Net Separations equals "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfers in." .'· Region No.... . ............ . JJS Council No ................... . Estimated Est. Net Total on Objectives Dec, 31, 195~ New in Separations Dec, 31, 1956 1956 1956 ll'l .5J 2l 151 29 12 e 33 167 62 lJ 214 60 12 lO 62 34 2l .5 50 31 xxx xxx 47 l xxx xxx l 2 xxx xxx 2 3 3 l 5 316 138 4l 415 .36.50 .. )l,50\ 2000 .5000 .5~ .... · 400 350 600 ., .. -..r~- u., ~, 3000 2669 4500 JJ?4 2400 2174 3600 * . .,. 6JO . 545 -. . 791 700 641. 6.50 Sf.ff 300 2.50 550 4'11 xxx xxx soo 10 xxx xxx 10 . ~ xxx xxx 26 .. 5t 50 . ',, 25 74 tJ;?4 xxx xxx ll,600 1456 1000 750 1700 - 1311 750 1400 1650 160 100 70 190 :350 300 50 610 I 3277 :al.JO 1270 4150 6-b * 1 ehort .in column to'\lal on Dec .31 1 1955 - we have cheeked & )'echeoked our reeorde and · cannot d.et.enntne Whore. l!lft'G!!' ta. 6-o * ~eluded both SQOute & Ex in 1.'l'POpe on previoue refj!l'Mle, on thio rePl,)rt. 7 ,,it ineludea ~- Se1outs 11thto8l3,Et,bueTthe reaacn ford· tile 1554 figure(l2-54)bei~ changed to 10 o, if 6-c should inc ude 00- & • in roop, please a vise O TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1955 · -~--·----- Less than 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to4 4 or More Tenure completed in respective programs 1 Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL Boys in packs SU l<m - xxx xxx tl.Q Boys in troops (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout .,, lUl jfjl ~ 162 tm and as an Explorer in the troop.) Young men in Explorer units (Report only tenure as an Explorer.) earned ht $~ il®le . NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEP~ATED in 1955. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1955 (under 2,500 population) . NOTE~ The following data,. for 1955, should Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring TOTAL be given only for boys and units in (Sec Note I) (Sec Note 2) (See Note 3) villages under 2,500 population and·- pecCmber 31 December 31 December 31 December 31 open country. 1954 1955 1954 1955 1954 1955 1954 19~5 ·-·- --·------- '*"' t2 u -~------ Total rural boy members ;,ilQiil .. , ·liJ,fJ 12 -u l.I ~- Tota! \rural units u. 1 1 n " -· Note \1--:--"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and inembers thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note .2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troop~, neighborhood patrols and members thereof; including Explorers in troops and Lone Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes squ~d.rons, posts, -~hips and ~emb('rs thereof and Lone Explorers. TABLE 4 UNIT REREGISTRATION On,,D6c. 31, 1955, we h;d:-~.: ...... ~ ........ unregiStered units .of all kinds (November or prior eXpfrations). . ,,,_,__ ' ' In 1955 we used the charier·review procedure, i~V6·I~ing patticiPation of unit leaders and committee and representatives of chartered institutions and cot1ncil, . ··' • ·. ·. . •.ilOJ - ; ~ indqe~_t_ to· the rciegistra,t,i9ri of= ............. :._. ........ ~-n~t_s __ out of :our total of ...... .".::., ....... , .... units reregi~tering during the year. The ~oundl has a definite; plan for pr9moting ~-~it _bu_~get; plm;:is (check one)._ ;[JYes TABLE 5 THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY Indicate·nutnber of Jnstitμtions in c~uncil that sponsor single ot multiple programs as follows: 1. Insti.tutions havings packs (one Qr _1nore) only ... T ... ~ber --~--- 1 2. Institutions having troops (one ~r more) only .................................................................. . 3, Institut_ions having Explorer uni(s (one or more) only .... . 4. Institutions ha../iiig both·-.i)acks a~d troops ............ : ................................ -, .... ·., ...................... . 5: Institutions having bo.th troops and IJxplorcr units·--·-----·----------------·-------·······-·------···-----·--·· 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units ......... ; .....................................•............. 7. Institutions having Whole Scout'.Fa1nil_y (packs, :troops, .and Explorer units) ............... . 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS-----··---------·-----'-----·------· _ ·. ( .. \, ·.. Cl/ .f/1 (Signed) ...: ::-L.. .. fK.::71.. ~. ... · .· --.----- ··· Cl~;·~~ Organiz~tion--and Extension Committee Scout Executive Form 0539H 1955 "FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM" (3 YEAR) PROGRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish· basis for council award for 1955. Order forn1 for council and district awards on other side. Name of Council ......... {)J.l:l&¥.!'1.~.!1 ..................................................... State .. '.1'e.1'.lr1t .................... . Region No .......... 2 ............... . Headquarters City ......... JiElllJ~~~; .................................................................................................... .. Council No .......... ~~ .......... . Tot.al number of units, Dec. 31, 1954--------'--'-~------- TEN TESTS OF SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING FUNCTIONING MAN POWER !. Number of units with two-deep leadership.t (twenty-one years or older) 2. Number of top unit leaders with basic training;~ 3. Number of commissioners. QUALITY PROGRAM Ntunber of units ei;:tgaging in one of the following: 4. Outdoor Activities-with an emphasis on conservation projects.t Packs providing appropriate outdoor activities, year round. Troops providing a minimum of ten 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 ten days and nights hiking and camping exper.ience during the year including at .least one high .adventure expedition* or cruise. 5. Total number of advancements in rank during the year.t 6. Number of troop members of First Class rank or higher as of Dec. 31. 7. Nun1ber of BOYS' LIFE subscribers:~ INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 8. Number of new units. 9. Nu1nber of dropped units (minus dropped·reregistered). 10. Total nun1ber of boys enrolled. To qualify for the award a council or d1stnct must have an increase in boy membership equal to one boy per unit as of Dec. 31, 195\ over the total boy membership of Dec. 31, 1954, and must achieve at least 80% of its combined goals in the ten items above. ··················· . tl.ik~~;;:. ;;z{i ... t'"'tY.::'.f;; ______________ ,, .... tSee Operating Guidebook, 1953·54 supplement, for interpretations. *Such as an experience at Philmont Scout Ranch. **Formula: Column 4 divided by Column 2 times 100 equals percent~ age. Example: Suppose under item 6 the council has 1,200 First Class Scouts as of December 31, 1954, that during 1955 they will increase this number by 300. Enter 1,200 in Column 1, 300 in Column 2, and 1,500 in ACI1JAL NUMBER 1954 ( 1) 222 1;5 76 216 ~405 774 2$'59 52 26 S7ll INCREASE PER CENT ADOPTED INCREASE ADOPTED FOR TOTAL INCREASE 1955 GOAL ATTAINED ACHIEVED (IN NOS. FOR IN TOTAL (MAXIMUM NOT 1955 1955 ACHIEVED SCORE 100 PERCENT) PERCENT) (2) (3) ( 4) (5) (6)** 22 244 .. ; 217 - 15 170 ,. ; 150 .. 30 lo6 32 100 100\\ . 20 2:36 17 ~:3 $5% 340 374'5 2$7 '.3692 e4.4 100 87!! 30 004 '.30 600 :3459 266 3125 4,4._3 10 62 .. g 44 .. . Decrease of .}~'/Qkof 10 16 ~~l!lll.l/(:l 59 .. . 871 9582 - 185 8526 .. .. .. .···-, ' .---- Column 3. At the end of 1955 the council finds that it has an increase of 250 First Class Scouts. Enter this in Colu1nn 4 and 1,450 in Column 5. You will obtain the percentage for Column 6 as follows: Col. 4 Number Achieved - 250 Col. 2 Adopted Increase - 300 X lOO = 83.3% 3200115~ ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT "FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM" PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1955 Name of Council __ _ _ fil!:!,q~!'il'1\\'I ___________________ _ --------------- State ........ Tl!mi•------··-······-······· Headquarters City ---------~~-li:ll ______________________________________________________________ ............ ·---·----------------------- Region No. ·······---~----···-··-···· Council No. ----------'-~---····--- It is certified that this_ council and its districts have qualified for Three-Year Program Award-s.for 1955-z.Jn· ic.ated. below, a.nd· is;eq·u· ested that said awards be sent to the council. _;~::l:- - . -~.-~._,,..,,_.z_.,···L. .,,,_ __ /ffe£~-·v l•·~- / ) ( (Signed) . ~-------b"-··-·--•-~·-···-~!:t..b. ..... y}.::.C-............... ;> ....• . \,, / " , } - lf./, .. '(.,,...c ' ,~ ··' /~-· ~'''), ... ··£., .. <.:,~·~ Scout Executive CATALOGUE NUMBER REQUESTED TYPE OF AWARD* NUMBER COUNCIL DISTRICT "Forward on Liberty's Team" Flag-Council 88512 x xx xx "Forward on Liberty's Team" Flag-District 88505 xxx 4 Gold Honor Award or 88506 x x Gold Merit Award 88507 :x: x Silver Honor Award or 88508 x .IC Silver Merit Award 88509 x x . Blue Honor Award or 88510 x ... Blue Merit Award 88511 x x *For requirements and basis of the above awards, refer to pages 4 and 5 of "Forward on Liberty's Team" Operating Guidebook 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 befound in the 1952·53 and 1953·54 supplements to Operating Guidebook and on the Ten Tests of Successful Scouting Goal Sheet for 1955. "A" Acklen, T. Robert Ahlgren, Frank R. Akers, Rear Adm. Frank Atkinson, C. A. J,ydelotte, James E. 11]11 Baldwin, P. N. :Sarnes, George Beatty, Troy Bensdorf, Herman Blanchard, Jerred Borda, Paul Bowman , A. B. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Brown, John E. Burch, Brown Burrow, A. K. Buckeri dge, J\. B, Buring, Nat Bynum, I'r. H. Perry "C" Carnes, Earl Cavette, Ersell D. Carter, A. B. Cathey, Oliver E. Chandler , Walter Chapman, A. Dale Claiborne, Taylor Clayton, H. M. Clayton, P. A. Conner, J. O. Coltharp, Ray J. Cook, R. P. Crump, Charles M. Cross, s. E. "D" Dal strom, Edwin Diamond, Sol Di ck , Ir • .h. \~·. Dodson, ·w. C. Dowdle, B. C. Drinkard, Don CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1957 l\;CTIVE "E" Evans, Dr. W, s. Fisher, W. H. Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Floyd, ,,.dolph A. Fordyce, W. B. Fortas, Milton Fuller, R, D. Goldschmi d, Jack P. Goldsmith, I. G. Goldsmith, Jack L. Goodman, Thomas F. Goodwin, John B. Graves, Paul T, Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M. "H" Halli d!V, W. P. Handly, Charles C. Harter, Curtis w. Sr. Hawkins, Col, G. c. Helms, Joe G. Herzog, Ray Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. "I u Irwin, Robert L. Jr. Iverson, Alwin J. llJll Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Johnson, J. C. Jones, Dr. Paul Tudor "K" Kopald, S. L. Jr. ~ 2 - ~CTIVE COUNCIL ME~BERS - 1957 Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, Harry Lewis, H. s. Lewis, Julius "M" Mahal , Raymond G. Marr, Roy M. Mays, R. C, McGuire, T. J, III McKnight, J, M. McLendon, R, D. Meacham,· Dr. M. B. Meeman, E. J. Miller, ·~1. C. Mitchell, Tom P. Moore, E. E. Morgan, All en "N" Neal, D. C. Newport, Lamar Nickey, Sam 11011 Orgill, Hon. Edmund Orgill, Kenneth W. npn Perry, Russell Pidgeon, J. Everett Pinkerton, Max Pipkin, Perry Pollard, '·'• B. Porter, Dr •• u-thur R. Jr. "R" Reeves, Russell Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N. Rieves, Elton A. Jr, Robertson, Caffey Robertson, J. L. Roach, J. Thurston "S" Saunders, J. E. R. Sohar ff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schwartz, Merri 11 Senhausen, C. B. Shainberg, Milton Sharpe, w. L. Skinner, Raymond Smith, J, M. Smith, l-Wron W, Solmson, H. B. Spear, Aubrey V. Stadelman, Russell C. Stimbert, E. c. Strautman, Alan M. Sullivan, H. P. Tate, s. Shepherd Theyer, F. T. Jr, Thompson, Jimnu Ti dwell, Hearn W, Tual, Blanchard S. Turner, Dr. Henry Turner, Norfleet Trippeer, R. A. nvu Vaughn, William M. Vosse, M. J. Walker, J. R. Wallace, Dr, B, F, Wallace, Dr. James A. Waller, Ben R, Wax, Dr, James A. Wellford, John Williams, Rev, Harry Willi ameon, E. L. Wood, Tom Woodbury, Harry 11y11 Young, C. B, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, $, A, INC. CCUNCIL MEMBERS - 1957 "A" Alexander, Vance J, Allen, Thomas H. Atldnson, Dr. \'I, R. Austin, W. ~ f\ ~, \VL(!>.AA.JJ..__, "B" Baber, Rodney Bailey, E. Q, BaJ. lon, Dave Barber, J. R. Beaoley, John B. Benner, Henri Binswanger, Mil ton Bondurant, Julian B, Boyle, J. Bqyard Brown, Enoch Bruce, c. Arthur llCll Callow, Lewis C. Garrington, R. Russell Carruth, J. D. Carter, M, 0, Garter, Nathan A, Castle, S, Nelson Caudle, Dr. R, Paul Chambers, C, M, Chandler, W. H. Church, C. H, Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Cole, Sam F. Cooper J. Sterling Creson, Larry B. Grump, E. H. Jr, 11]11 Danielson, Gen, W, A. Davis, A, G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Deupree, Weyne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, W, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Dobbs, James K. Jr. AS Su CI .Id' E • Edwards, Frank Q, Emerick, Phil Ferguson, H. L. Fleming, Joseph D, Fogleman, John A, "G" Garey, B. B. Gassoway, Brooks N. Gaylor, W, A, Glas cock, Charles Graves, Dr, L. M. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. llHll Halle, A. .<1.rthur Hays, Lake Hirsh, B, W, Hobson, Dr. J, J, Hopper. A. L. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr, I{ ,,.,,_J._ I~ Av G" nJlf Jacobson, c. M. Jappe, Ed Kenwortb,y, William Kearney; Msgr. M. F, King, Dr, C. c, llL II Lee, Dr. R. G. Lewis, T, Walker Lynn, Dr. Ross D. Maden, John W, Madi son, Harry • - '2 - 1957 aSSOCl.1.Tlll CO!MCIL ijliMBl,l.S CONTIJM¥) "M" McGeor ge, H, L, McKnight, T. H. Mitchell, W, c. Moreland, s, Jil, Moriarty, Herbert non O'Ryan, Tom upn Patten, J. M. Sr. Patton, Thomas N. Patton, llesley E. Pennebaker, c. T. Pepper, John Perel, Phillip A. Pharr, Robert W, "Q" Quinlen, William L. Richardson, Charlee D. Ruch, Dr, Walter a, Russell, Edward p, Rychener, Dr, R. O. saunder s, E. B, Schloss, Gilbert M. Schmei s ser, Dr. H, C. Smith, Vial ter L. Smith, William L<,igh Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. somers, Col, John F. Thompson, E. F • "V" VandemlU'k, F. J. Vesey, ,John B. Wagner, D. Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J, lll'a.dy Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel Wooten, Hoyt B. c~J:I CHICKf,S,\W COUNCIL, B, S, A. INC. a~>d~x/··· I t;' Alexander, Vance J, ;',llen, Thomas H, :·~tkinson, Dr. W. R. 1\ustin, H. H, "B" Baber,· Rodney Bailey; E. 0, Ballon, ·Dave Beasley, John B, Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur Carrington, R, Russell Carter; M. 0, Carter; Nuth,:in .~. Castle, S, Nelson Chambers; C, M, Chandler, H, H, Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Colo, Sam F, Coopor·J, Sterling Creson, Larry B; Crump, E. H, Jr, Do.vis, ,·~. G, Davis, Hon, Clifford Douproe, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, II, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. "E" Edge, rJ; T, Edwards, Frank C. Ferguson, H, L, Fleming,·Josoph D, Fogleman, John A, COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 i\SSOCL'.TE 11 GH Garey, B; B, Gassoway, ·Brooks N. Gaylor, 14 , A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr, L, M. Gregg; Russell Grout, F, M, "H" Halle, .\. /1.rtJ--ur Hays, , L'lKO . Hirsh, B, N, Hiv.shenner,H-.W, . Hobson; Dr, J, J, Hopper, /,, L, II Jlt Jacobson, C, M, "Kn Kenworthy, William King, Dr, C, C, 11111 Loo, Dr. R. G, Lewis, T, Walker· Lynn, Dr, Ross D, "M" Madon, ·John W, McCabe, C, T, · McGeorge; H, L; McKnight; T; H; Moreland; S, E. Moriarty, Herbert ... 2 - :.ssoCI;'lTE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 O'Ryan, Tom t1p11 Patton; J, M. Sr, Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; Pennebaker, C. T, Popper, John Perel, Phillip A, "R" Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, \I/alter ;\, Russell,-Edwurd P, Rychener, Dr, R. 0, "S" Saunders, E, B .• Schloss, Gilbert M, Schmeisser, Dr, · H, C, Smith; \falter L, Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G, D, S•n0Pi, Col. John F. :;;;lbn~ HTll Thompson, E, F, "W' Wagnor, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J, Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel \ '\, 1956 COMMITTEES !\11 / \( ! " ··~·· l' .t ,# ) ii 0 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, §, A, INC, mcUTIVE :OOAllD - 1956 Mr, Paul Borda .. ~~,p~~~;:,~~lu .. w-- HOn, Marion. Boyd Custom House Mr, John E. Brown U, P, National Bank Front and J•flldi son g i/"t-"')) < lf:») ' , .. ,, ..... }"fr tff ~ 7'E tlE , 1t:>/L,i,,/f,_A>~~,_(;,c-ii,J tf''\. Mr, A, IC, Burrow Falls Building Mr. Oliver E. Catheu 694 Holly Mr, Taylor Claiborne 201 West Cooper · West Memphis, Ark. Mr, H, M, Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div, Mr, P, A, Clayton P. Ci, Box 267 4, .De So to Sta ti on . Re~Gir0&i.el:'0;;0~~1;s 3~~er ,. JAS..1171 JA5-.4101 JA7-7551 JA5.-3621 JA6-813) JA3-29ll JAS...0357 Mr, Edwin llalstrom 345 s. Front street Reverend A, w, Dl.ok 4055 Poplar Mr, R,D, Fuller P, O, Box 5682 Mr, Jaok P, Goldsohmid ,. Wl!B-8561 3616 Central f?l: :.>--:J-?J. ?ii:, I, G, Goldsmith J'.Jl&.6364 61 s. Mendenhall JAS-2552 JAS-3611 JAG-8851 Mr, Jack L, Goldsmith Goldsmith's Dept• store Mr, Herbert F, I!emke1' 2508 Sterick Building Mr, Ray J, Coltharp 3450 Spottswood r-4 43-9e10 Mr, Ray Herzog Memphis State College Ji\5-1711 Mr, E, J, Ho.use 4238 Belle Meade .• eove •. / JJ\.5.-5822 JA6-5101 117 JA7-1646f:::: WHS-8230 l~- JAS...1441 JAG-6644 Executive Board - 1956, continued Mr. T. G. Xirkpatri'ck 2816 Central BRS-2315 Mr. F. Clyde Lambert JA?-3587 la'.l8 Union Planters Bank Bldg, Mr. Roy M, Marr JAS-2961 Leader Federal Savings & Loan Assn. 158 Madi son Avo, Mr, R, 0, Mays '7J.? Falls Building Mr. Raymond G, Mahal 406 E, Erwin Drive Mr, J, M. McKnight P. O, Box 2829, DoSoto Sta. JA5-9B22 JA6-8831 JA6-318B Mr. lbyle C. ·Nance BRZ..3471 aaiiie s. ~f1'f'. ~E . !'!.A t. ~1'~ '·.·A -..,J t t-:.V , -,,· ~ 't!Wf/ - ,,,,...~ Mr. Lamar Newport G'I. J,.~3686 · 421 Colonial Rd, Mr. Kenneth w. Orgill 36 w. Calhoun Mr. Max Pinkerton Nor th Momphi s Lumqer Co. 510 Pear Mr. W. E, Pollard 45 s. Second Mr, Caffey Robertson Cotton Exchange :Building Mr, J, L, Robor.tson [._ Wost Memphis, Arkansas Mr. J. E. R. Saunders Hernando, Mississippi Mr. Aaron R, Scharff Lowenstein Is Dept Store ( •. i.:::. JA5-8lll JA5-5522 JA5-372l 309J 4821 Ji\6-7711 -_u:;;; Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell JA7-5343t:- Southcrn Ice Cream Co. 801 Polk i\.ve, !fir. R, :,. Trippeer WH3-242l P, o. Box 2493, DeSoto Sta. Mr. Blanchard Tual Jil.5-6666 Exchange Building Mr, Norfl.oot_Tμrnor First National Bank JA7-6681 JA5-1608 ~~~ ~A.JERB-5216 Reverend Harry Williams ()£, ;JB-6422 1641 Koatfng Mr. E, L. Williamson JAS-7198 r~ 925 N. Avalon C Mr, Harry Woo.dbury 2012 Storick Building ill STR IOT CHJ\IRMD:'! J.li.6-4109 Mr. Tom P, Mi tcholl (SE) Jl,S...0232 ·1::: Commer 0 Tit ding ·.J Mr. Aubrey v. Spear 601 w, Barton Wost Memphis, Arkansas (MI SS) 3 c;·· ER6-8277l:~ L:::: ( CR!!l!T)128~ .. fii· ~'12$~~- R f' :ff;, $'H"- ADVAN._QI~Ij[i~ COMMITTEE - ~ Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid, Chairman 3616 Central (Northeast) Mr, Dudley Strawn (Southwest) 3205 Hardin (North Division) l'A ~3-. 5065 ]1ome J¢ll t-$' lf'I JA5-1738 Q~-4065 f) 'fi!!S"-JL(, 7/ (Central Division) -t1.SL:J..J1.c,l ;,_/~) ·\Sr4.'!:>Jc,;.k,J.. :~ I. ·+ :~ _,,,,;JJ.,,,0 (~_,·\A-fl ~ Mr. R. D. Fuller P, o. Box 5682 Mr. '.!'• J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place (South Division) JA7-1646 WHS-9017 Mr, Jerred Blanchard (N,E.) Commerce Title Building l'd;:ti~.~~1(f::1:Y--~~;;\,) q,,. . ( N • W. ) Q J ' 0/1 'ti \ \ ~ ~ ~";<:Jy %'. w- AJ£,1.a.u,£.J Mr• 1'L~~t ~~~~Vb ( S • E, ) 421 Colonial Ra~ Mr, Doyle c. Nance (s.w.) 2.2QQ s. P;;ipl£'m•1 .. Ea A'j'.· e.z·.· 'I'. r c 2 ~ ~··-..i ""f'" If ,:;::..} ?> :i::.~n·~->- ., '~ ~a"' 't-4·,,.t,,,,/,,.._,,/ Mr, J, C, Johnson (Critt,) West Memphis, Ark, Mr, W,C, Miller (Miss,) Senatobia, Mississippi Mr, F. Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Bank Bldg, Mr, Herbert F, Hemker 2508 Sterick Building Mr. Paul Borda 3815 Northwood Dr, Mr. R. A, 'rrippeer P, O, Box 2493, DeSoto Station Mr, W. L, Sh:lrpe 3431 L=ar Mr• Herman Bensdorf , Commerce Title Building Mr. Caffey Robertson Cotton Exchange Building Mr, R. D, Fuller' P. o. Box 5682 Mr, T. J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place H. .;is ~a;;'I ll&f ~ 9,/f 5""·· ::;~)/ s-y,,J ~~~ JA 7-7551 BR 2-3471 2641 JA 7-3587 JA 5-2651 JA 5-3621 WH 2-2421 fA ~4-9440 JA 5-5858 JA 5-0297 JA 7-1646 WH 8-9017 SUB-COMMIT}'.EES OF FIN.\NCE COMMITTEE - 1956 CHEST RELATIONS ./\ND BUDGET COMFITTEE ~CE .'.OVISORY COMMITTEE Mr, R, A, Trippeer, Chairman P, 0, Box 2493, DeSoto Station Mr, John E. Brown U, P, National Bank Front and Madison Mr, Roy M. Marr Lea.c1.er Federal Se.vings & Loan Assn. 158 Madison Ave, Mr. Raymond G. Mahall 406 E. Erwin Drive Mr, Jack Goldsmith Goldsmith's Dept. Store Mr, Kenneth Orgill 36 W, Calhoun Mr, w. B, Pollard 45 s. Second Mr, 11.aron R. Scharff Lowenstein 1 s Dept, Store Mr. Norfleet Turner First National Bahk Mr. Caffey Robertson Cotton Exchange Building Mr, T, G, Kirkpatrick 2Sl6 Central Mr, Don Drinkard 5169 Wheelis Drive /I . ._)., /-/~ ;J.sog> j~, ~- WH 2-2421 JA Mr. W, L. Sharpe, Chairman 'Jl4-9440 3431 Lamar JA 3-2911 Mr. E, J, House 4238 Belle Meade Cove Mr, Walter Chandler JA 3-2961 lst National Bank Bldg, JA 6-8S31 JA 6-6644 JA 5-Slll Mr. E, E. Moore Senatobia, Mississippi Mr. Russell Reeves 962 Union .:,venue Mr. Max Pinkerton North Memphis Lumber Co. 510 Pear !/. ,.) /-1.e.,-;~e_,v \ JA 3-2911 J1i. 6-6755 BR 6-3311 JA 5-5522 J,'l. 5-3721 TRUST DEVELOPMENT COMMITTE§. Ji• 6-7711 Mr, Herman Bensdorf, Chmn. JA 5-5858 Commerce Title Building JA 7-6681 Mr, R.c. Mays Falls Building JA 5-0297 Mr. C, M. Crump 1830 Exchange Bldg, BR 5-2315 Mr, Blanchard Tual Exchange Building JJ, 6-5101 Mr, :._ K, Burrow Falls Building JA 5-9$22 J.!. 5-1711 Jh 5-6666 JA 6-0357 Mr, 'I', Robert Acklen, Chairman Columbian Mutual ':L'ower Mr, Tom Bellamy (Northeast) 3619 Macon Rd. ~;~~~~:6~ftJL0 (Northwest) Mr. Reede Taylor 15 69 Linden Mr, Dwight Williams 3153 Cowden Mr. Taylor D. 409 Gibson West Memphis, Dr. /Vf,ccc si.' " I'I /j'c, fe S v;'/(;; , /11,. l> Buntin Ark. /V/c;~i.t~,~ <'.'.~ /l·1 Mr. James G. King 758 Ayers Mr. R. D. F'uller P. o. Box 5682 Mr. 'l'. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place Mr, Edwin Dalstrom 345 S, Pront St, Mr. B, c. Dowdle 69 Fernway Hd. Mr. Hearn vv. 'l'idwell Southern Ice Cream Co, 801 Polk (Southeast) (Southwest) (Crittenden) (Mississippi) (North Division) (Central Division) (South Division) JAG-1171 JA5-1812 ,e:"A '7 <*.-5 632 ,.CA1~5742 88 1102 JAG-0068 ' JA7-1646 WHB-9017 JA5-5822 JA5-2366 JA7-5343 LEADERSHIP 'l'ftAINING COMMITTEE - 19B6 --· ~ • •• • ••• ,. •• - -· + -~- --~ ----. ---- ••• -- --·- ·- ----- Mr. Ray Herzog, Chairman Memphis State College Mr. Elton Rieves, Jr. Marion, Arkansas Mr. Ray Coltharp 3450 Spottswood Mr. Taylor Claiborne 201 West Cooper West Memphis, Ark. Mr. Richard Drake 999 Gordon Mr. Al Lewis 3114 Morningside Dr. H. W. Anderson 3587 Cowden Mr. William M. Dixon 1238 Englewood //Ir. C.tri Hoover· f,-\_ ,S • FC:. r(;:· .s: f [} c.-r-Y'I c ·E: 0-e':--,.,\,<;'l./~.6,.,..~'i<,,/ /'~:~· $ . Mr. R. D. Fuller P. O, Box 5682 Mr, T. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place fJ, {[), T,·J ,;ue I/ (Critt.) (Northeast) (Northwest) (Southeast) (Southwest) (Mississippi) :$ O ll.. f he,,- M. 1-c e Crea.,""- ~ o. f iJ/ d~/ /:' rt t/e_ (/ A."'X-7307 ~~-.w~~; #- II /-A~3-9818 JA,6-6334 WH2-3261 (] J., )l8-9278 JA6-;8831 rA X4-3214 JA5-2552 /_j. ' 4- ~!'11 JA7-1646 WHB-9017 I \ ') ' ' CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr, Bruce Brunson (Southwest) WH8-4566 614 Cotton Exchange Bldg. Mr. Paul Matthews (Crittenden) JA5-8242 221 s. 4th 654W West Memphis, Arkansas '• . '' ~15(~ , .I ... ~. Mr. P, A. Clayton :J-3 ff'/ /.Jroa.cl.. JA.5-3611 P. o. Box 2674, DeSoto Station Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division Mr. A. B, Bowman 524 Reese Mr, Raymond Weidner Box 492, Hernando, Mississippi Mr, Sam Kelsall, III 4080 Faxon Mr. R, D, Fuller P. o. Box 5682 Mr. T. J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place JA5-2552 JA6-0211 JA5-1249 JA7-164(3 WH8-9017 ) • Jo 73 Mr, Charles Givens 880 Wingfield Rd, (Northeast) 1y, t) c:: · .. .. , .· · ...• (Northwest) \,...;. ~ • ~· ' "'I-.._ ~ !?"' ~ .~ --·~ M?O···Ralph Ttiol1lf5ill'bp•., · ... •· · . outheast) GeTma n Lo vu n , '3? e rm • · · · Mr, B, A, Hunt 1150 S, Barksdale Mr, Louis Polk Russell Tractor Co, West Memphis, Ark, Mr, J: J, Ro.berts Miss, Power 'and Light Co, Sardis, Mississippi Mr, Howard M, Grube 151 N. Willett Mr. Alwin J, Iverson Box 97 Mr. Oliver E, Cathey 694 Holly Mr, R, D, Fuller P, 0, Box 5682 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place ~\r, (;,' . j~ , c:_~~Vl I ~ ·•"( I _::\ ,_J.l~) ~ J. k)~c:;_~~,_~~· 9;15 7),~····· (Southwest) (Crittenden) (Mississippi) /"A ~3-5840 ~J::.~~-·~47~ , Q,..~,,,,._<j./"'2.D' ·' r:.1 ,,;,_,,-"""~"~';!''F·'i/''"'-·'> _j' _:of? :69la · ,bl..) q.(p-:79\6 .~l~ ~Ji.:s~: 7D . .• 0.A 6- ? 1,11 .. ' rf?, R ii~ ~ '1 lfSIA/ JA5-.4671 48.:0138 WH8-8561 JA7-1646 WH8-9017 CONSTITUTION & J2.)'.-I,4WS COIVIMITT:filj: _" '.._lil?.§. Mr. s. Shepherd Tate, Chairman u. P. National Bank Building _OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr. I. G. Goldsmith, Chairman 61 s. Mendenhall JA 5-5881 JA 5-1441 AWARDS & RESOL1JJZIONS COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr, Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman 2508 Sterick Building INTER - "RJi.CIAL COMMITTEE - 1956 Mr. Howard M. Grube, Chairman 151 North Wil'lett Mr. J. c. Miller 390 N. Decatur Mr. o. B. Johnson 1108 s. Lauderdale Mr. C, J. Marshall J884 Kansas Mr. W. L. Sharpe 3431 Lamar (North Division) (Central Division) (South Division) Mr, s. Shepherd Tate PA" U, P, National Bank Building (i Mr. f(, D. Fuller ,!_Y,7/ P. o. Box 5682 Mr. T. J. McGuire-, III 3658 Highland Park Place JA 5-2651 J:A~®OO~ ;$ ~5-f- J <fk BR 5-2861 WH 8-1917 WH 6·1528 FA )4-9440 JA 5-5881 JA 7-1646 WH 8-9017 Mr. Harry Woodbury, Cha.irma.n 2012 Sterick Building Mr. M, J, Vosse, Vice Chairman 59 S, Second Mr, Jerred Blanchard Commerce Title Building Capt, J, C, Clifton Na.val Air Station Memphis 15, Tennessee Dre A, vv.Dick 4055 Poplar ~r.. J .. •• A ~r. De~ e/l1t'J 5 Un1ow f JA6-4109 JA5-1608 JJ\7-7551 JA6-8851 Mr. Charles Handly BR2-246l 1211 Union Dr •. James A,. Wax BR8-5216 1255 Poplar ~~~ ~3&69-.S~~"~~ Mr. Vi. B, Fordyce West Memphis, Arkansas Mr, Blancha.rd Tual Exchange Building Hon. Marion Boyd Custom House Mr, Alvan F, 'l'a.te, Jr •. 195 Scott St. Mr. R, D. Fuller P, o. Box 5682 Mr. T, J, MCGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place FA ~3-2162 117 JA5-6666 JA6-8120 JA7-1646 WHS-9017 ID>,. 1'.. fJ. lrlilli11s ~)A ~lllt'~!~(ljJ WI~ •. ~li'!!» .II!. WW'•~, IW •• 4$WA '.r~'1 lil~~41tis tt111-. 13, At!dn11on, l.i!it£i \\l!Miii!.ll~tl.m.;m Mw-. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956 Title A name given to the resource 1956 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/e59d5f9edb381bbc6070da84620e604a.pdf cf57b5535d2b13a9bac774f35a8e86b9 PDF Text Text j i ' ., ) -~ 5oY SCOUTS OF AM£r<ICA, INC. VCLL1!E I CJUCK.ASAW cotmcn.. AUGUST, 1956 - / ) ( .• :m:Li!:G7~; S:G'LC?.SR -_;r.;s GCI.DSMITH SCHOLARSiIP Tony ";/hiteheac:i, Eagle Scout and holder ot the Silver Award for Explorers, was t.he Scout selected .::: • •he Council Advancement Convnittee to receive Goldsmi t h Family Eagle Scout Scholarship for r yea rs of college education. the high ligbts ot his career here in addition to serv1ng as District Executive have been management and direction of the tree fanu at Camp Currier, Secretary to the Council Health a :1d Sa fety Committee, and Secretary to the Scout Show and Circus in 1954, 1955, and 1956. Mr. Nolan is a graduate Fores ter and ;1as largely Tony is, t he son of !1-r. and Mrs. M3lvin c. ~·!hitehead responsible tor the conception and di recti on of ~lho live at 4715 Saratoga Stre et in !-tillir.gton. the tree ta.nit and loging operation at Camp CUrrier. Kr. :lhitehead is a Cl".ie! Petty Officer in the United St ?tes tlavy. All ot us 1n Chickasaw will. :niss Cliff, Jean and the bo75. Tony has been active in Sco.uting since l.946 when he became a Cub Scout. He' has served as a Den NATIONAL JAMBOREE - VALLEY FORGE - Bowman · heads Chief , Deput7 Senior Crew Leader, and as a Junio r cazr:>ittee Assist ant Scoutmaster. Tony's ambition is to be a doctor. Mr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and Activities Comnittee, announced the appointment ot In presenting this schol arship to the Council, Mr. Mr. A. B. Bownan to the position of Chninnan of Jack L. Goldsmith, Vice President arvi General the 1957 National Jamboree Comr-1ttee of Chickasaw Manager of J . Goldsmith & Sons Company, said, "tor Council. quite ~ti.cle the GoldSl!lith Family haa been giving cons i deration to expressing their interest in 'lbe Fourth Gationa1 Jamboree will be held at t he boys of Meaphis 1n a wrq which is not dupli- Vallq Forge, Penn57lvani&, in sight of the winter cated in any other agenq or individual. Knowing encampment or General. George Washington Revot h?.t t he Bo7 Scouts is one ot the oldest local and luti?n&l7 ~. Appro.xim2.tel.y ·50,000 Scouts and Nc.t lon:?.l org:i.nization with a fine record at charac - Explorers !rem evecy state will be in attendaice. ter building or our youth. it waa only natural that our thoughts turned to Scouting. " Detailed in.tormation about Chickasaw Council oarticipation will be mailed directly to Unit Leaders I.OLAN LEAV"...S CHICKASAW at an early date. • Clifford J. Nolan, District Executive, serving the South~~st and ~-1sstssippi Districts, officially transfers September l~ 1956, to the position or . ~ District Scout Executive 1n the Winston-Salem, L~.h Carolina Council. .....: __ _• Nolan enterect proteasiona1 service of' the Boy Scouts of America 1n Chickasaw Council. Sane ot CUB 'D-:E>m FOR NOVElo!BER . t~ !-:. ;,-:-- -·- "LIFE IN PUERTO RICO" w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, announced todq that arrangement had been made with the CUb Scout-. i.ng service of' the National Council to obtain for t ree distribution to each registered Den Mother a suppl)- ot toldera and boolcleta !ran the Puerto Rican Go-.-.,rnment . -- -~?' �'! . materia.1 will be shipped from Puerto Rico in e r and "1.11. be distributed by Chickasaw Council to registered Den Mothers probabl,y at the October !Wundtab1ea. other items on the Good Turn Day agenda include a display in each District in Sept ember and October ot Good Turn Day projects, a luncheon for Den Mothers and awards to the District Good Turn Day Chainnan who collects the most bags on a perMr. Morris stated that the !our folcers l«:>uld !it centage basis. into a legal size envelope and would cover the The World's nevest Ca:mon- Mr. W, Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, stated th~t follo~-ng subjects: 1. wealth, 2. The Land of two Chr istmas, J . Songs this W&3 an opportunity for our Scouts, Cubs, and mtd gees from Puerto Rico, 4. Operation Boot Explorers to render two good turns in one. Mr. Strap. Morris also stated that although it was true that the primary objective or the Good Will Industry DI»'.OND HITCi FINANCE CCNFERENCE-PHIDroNT SCOUT was to provide employment !or handicapped people, RAKCH that as a result ot the Good Will Industry, good used clothing was made available to people in the Four representatives or Chickasaw Council partici- low economic status who otherwise could not a!!ord pated in the 6th Diamond Hitch Finance c.,nterence better clothing. held at Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron, New Mexico, !rem June 27th until Jul,y Jrd. Those at- REGION FIVE EXPI.DRER AIR ENCAMPMENT - MIWNGTOO tendir.g were Mr. Herbert F. Hemker, Vice President, !{r. Charles Hosse, Jr., Finance Ct:airman of the We have just received intonnation that the Region Northwest District, Mr. Albert c. Lewis, Training Five Explorer Air Encampnent. will be held at Naval Chair.l'.an of the Northwest District, and Mr.nmnnan Air Station, Millington, Tennessee, September 28th to September JOth. The Explorer Air Encampnent is J. Frashure, Assistant Scout Executive. limited to Explorers and Explorer Leaders. The Eighty- t wo men from over the whole count17 par- Encampnent will open of!iciall,y September 2Sth beticipated in t!::.is conference.Two foreign countri.e a . tween ...6:00 P.M. and 10:00 P.M. when all Explorers Representatives from the will register. were also represented. Viet- i;a,:: Scout Associr.t ion at Saigon Viet-Nam Indo China and frOCl the Boy Scout Association of the The participating cost in the Explorer Air EncampGold Goast or Africa were present for the confer- ment will be $2. 25 per Explorer and Leader. This ence. fee covers the cost of the Region Five Explorer Air Encaopnent Patch and the five meals. Meals taking pa.rt in the conference was ~r. Larr,r furnished at the Naval Air Station will be breakGreater fast, lunch and dinner on September 29th and .1ough, Executive Director of the _ Atlanta Commmity Chest at Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. break!'aat and lunch on September 3oth. Ivan : iood,E..~ecutive Vice President of the ?iational Fund P.aising Corporation of fo!'t ioiorth, Texu, All Explorers and Leaders desiring to fly must and ?·::-. Tex Shaver, National Director of the have the signed !light release in proper form. Fina."lce S~rvice of the Boy Scouts of America. This tonn is available from the Scout Office. The Navy intonns us there will be no flights tor ~ The C~..ickasav men traveled by auto to Philmont. person who does not have.this !pnn complete. - , J ~ ) .. .- , ( .J:. 5COU7S TO fW.P GOOD 1:1IU. rn OCToB~:R: Registration fees are to be paid at the registration desk during the Che.ck- in period from 6:00 until 10: 00 P.M., September 28th. Mr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and Activitie s Coarittce, announced today that pl&rUI had been developed in cooper.:ition with the Good No provisional Explorers will be permitted to part/ill Industr,r to give every Cub, Scout, and ticipate in the Explorer Air Encampnent. Every Explorer in the Council an opportunity to render Explorer 11!\lst be under an Explorer Advisor who is a good tum to hancicapped people and their com- a registered adult o! this Council. munity. All Reservation deadline date is September 10th. Mr. Atkinson stated that at the meeting of the applications to participate must be in the Scout Good TUm Da,y Conrnittee held on July 17th, it was Office b7 September loth. decided th.:it in order to assure prompt celive17 of Good 1'.un Da,y Patches and the Good Tum Day Unit \oA'.>RID FAMOUS 1..00DBADGB COURSE - to be held at Awards this Tf!&r, a change in program and plans Slick Rocle For the 1957 Good Tu.m Da.r a would be made. nu:nber of collection points in each District will Under the guidance of the Lee.dership Training Canbe selected b7 the District Carmittee. Mr. Atkin- l!littee of Chickaaaw Council, the first Wood.badge son stated that these collection points will be Course to be held in Chickasaw Council, will begin ccntrall,y located for a special group of Units and at 2s00 P. M. Saturday, Jul,y 28th. Mr. Ted instead o! taking the Good Tum Bags to the Unit Childress, Scout Executi ve of the Pushmataha Area meeting place, would take the bags to the collec- Council, West Point, Mississippi, will serve as ~ ion point as designated b;r the District Comnittee. the Course Scoutmaster. the collection point, the Unit Leader will re' the patches !or each boy in his Troop or nie Woodbadge experience is the original Boy- Scout Pack that has qualified and i t the Unit has col- Training Pl'tlgram developed by Lord Baden-Powell. lected an average of two bags per boy, the Unit It has been the standard training pl'tlcedure in will receive a Good Tum Da,y Pennant suitable for most of the European countries since the beginning 0£ Scouting. hanging on the meeting rocc wall. >~ = -·- · t• '!!:.,.:: ... -:-..: �-. f - ·- -- ---- ~ __,- -.- -- -- - WORLD F.A!-!OUS \\OODBADGE COURSE ~- BEsERVE YOUR SP.ACE NOW POR CA.VJ> CURRIER. Continued Only men selected and approved by the Training Qmmittee of the Council are eligible to t.alce part in this course. AIJGOST l8 - 25, 1956 $15.00 per Scout The course runs from July 2ath through August 5th. This is the practical phase of the cou.rse in llhich 40 men live together as boys and go through all. the various parts of the Scouting p:-ogram towards First Class rank. Every man who participates in the initial week of out of doors experience in the Woodb<ldge Course comes back to his Council as a fully qualified First Class Scout. Other Officers in the Course are: Assistant Scoutmaster - Mr. !b.lssell Bailey, President of Yocona Council, Tupelo, Mississippi; hsi.5tant. Scoutmaster - Mr. ::;racy Rhinehardt or the Pushmataha Area Council; Assistant Scoutmaster - Mr. Norman Schmitz of the Santa Ana, Ca.1.i!orni&, Council; Senior Patrol Leader - l'.r. Bill Dixon, Southwest Training Chainnan or Chickasaw Council; Quartermuter - Mr. Kenneth Humphreys, Sc.:>utmaster of Following the Cam.ping experience o~. one each Troop 43 in the Southwest District of Chickasaw man to complete his Wooc!>ndge worlt llll1St answer a Council. series of questions on the philoso?l;T and background of Scouting. Only those willi.."'18 to pass The participants in the Course will consist or 24 on their training experience to other men a.re eli- men from Chickasaw Council e.nd 16 men from other gible to t~ke part. Councils in Region Five. -k, 0--~ TE IR GS TO COME August, 1956 -- ·. > .July 28 - August 5 • •• •• •• • • · • •••• • •••• • •••••••••••••• ••• • •••••••••••• • ••••••• ·· ·· · · ····~ADGE COURSE Augtist io; 11, 12 ••• ••••• • •• •• •••• ••• •• ••••••• •••••••• •••••• •••• •• ••• ••• •• • ••••••••• • ~:O!m-!":"SS'l' 'POR'fAClE AUotr\lSt 19 - 25 ••••••••••••.• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••.••• •••••••••• ••• ••• •• ••••••• .••• C~-!P CUR.~ CAMP September 18 •••• • ••• • •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••• ••• • ••••• •• ••••••••• •••• •• •••••• so~ EA:a.E COURT Septenbcr 28 - 30 •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••• ••••• •• ~IC!< V EXPI£>RSa AIR . ~CA\~T October 27••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •. • •• •• ••••••••• aooo TURN DAY ) Februarj, 1957 ••• • •••••• • •• •• •• ••••• ••••••••• •• ••••••••• • •••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••• 30! S:Ot.rr WEEK • ~flXAL BA!l~lET - Q-:ICliSAW COUNCil. April, 1957. ; ••• •••• •• •••• • ••• • •• • • ••• •• • ••••••••••• •• •• •• ••••••• • • •••••••••••••• scotrr .51'.!c:r.i AND CIRCUS July, 1957 •••••••• •• •••••• •• •• ••••• • •• _. •••• • •••••••••••••• •••• • • ••• • • ••• 1llTICJl.AL JA:-~VALLEY PORGE ( Chickasaw Council records with regret the death or Mr. R. F. Dodson, Sr., Inst.itutiona1 Representative , Dean or Counsel.ors, and friend or all. boy's. nte world has a better place !or a boy b ecause ~.r. Dodson passed through it. DITO nm t/ELL ni.\'l' SUPPLIES nm WI~ W..\T3R, CAST NO STONES � 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 Newsletter 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 5oY SCOUTS OF AM£r<ICA, INC. VCLL1!E I CJUCK.ASAW cotmcn.. AUGUST, 1956 - :m:Li!:G7~; S:G'LC?.SR -_;r.;s GCI.DSMITH SCHOLARSiIP the high ligbts ot his career here in addition to serv1ng as District Executive have been mana gement Tony ";/hiteheac:i, Eagle Scout and holder ot the and direction of the tree fanu at Camp Cu rrier, Silver Award for Explorers, was t.he Scout selected Secretary to the Council Health a :1d Sa fety Com.::: • • he Council Advancement Convnittee to receive mittee, and Secretary to the Scout Show and Circus Goldsm i t h Family Eagle Scout Scholarship for in 1954, 1955, and 1956. r yea rs of college education . Tony is, t h e son of !1-r. and Mrs. M3lvin c. ~·!hitehead ~lho live at 4715 Saratoga Stre et in !-tillir.gton. Kr. :lhitehead is a Cl".ie! Petty Officer in the United St ?tes tl avy. Tony has b een active in Sco.uting since l.946 whe n Mr. Nolan is a graduate Fores ter and ;1as largely responsible tor the conception and d i rect i on of the tree ta.nit and loging operation at Camp CUrrier. All ot us 1n Chickasaw will. :niss Cliff, Jean and the bo75. • he became a Cub Scout. He' has served as a Den NATIONAL JAMBOREE - VALLEY FORGE - Bowman · heads Chief , Deput7 Senior Crew Leader, and as a Junior cazr:>ittee Assist ant Scoutmaster. Tony's ambition is to be a doctor. In presenting this schol arship to the Council, Mr . Jack L. Goldsmith, Vice President arvi General Manager of J . Goldsmith & Sons Company, said, " tor quite ~t i.cle the GoldSl!lith Family haa been givMr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and Activities Comnittee, announced the appointment ot Mr. A. B. Bownan to the position of Chninnan of the 1957 National Jamboree Comr-1ttee of Chickasaw Council. ing cons i deration to expressing their interest in 'lbe Fourth Gationa1 Jamboree will be held at t h e boys of Meaphis 1n a wrq which is not dupli- Vallq Forge, Penn57lvani&, in sight of the winter c ated in any othe r agenq or individual. Knowing encampment or General. George Washington Revot h?.t t he Bo7 Scouts is one ot the oldest local and luti?n&l7 ~. Appro.xim2.tel.y ·50,000 Scouts and Nc. t lon:?.l org:i.nization with a fine record at charac - Explorers !rem evecy state will be in attendaice. ter bu ilding or our youth. it waa only natural that our thoughts turned to Scouting. " I.OLAN LEAV"...S CHICKASAW Detailed in.tormation about Chickasaw Council oarticipation will be mailed directly to Unit Leaders at an early date. Clifford J. Nolan, District Executive, serving the CUB 'D-:E>m FOR NOVElo!BER "LIFE IN PUERTO RICO" South~~st and ~-1sstssippi Districts, officially transfers September l~ 1956, to the position or w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, announced todq . ~ District Scout Executive 1n the Winston-Salem, that arrangement had been made with the CUb Scout-. L~.h Carolina Council. i.ng service of' the National Council to obtain for .....: t ree distribution to each registered Den Mother a __ _ • Nolan enterect proteasiona1 service of' the Boy suppl)- ot toldera and boolcleta !ran the Puerto Scouts of America 1n Chickasaw Council. Sane ot Rican Go-.-.,rnment . j i ' , ) . -~ / ) ( .• t~ . - ·- !-:. ;,-: - - -~?' -- '! . - materia.1 will be shipped from Puerto Rico in e r and "1.11. be distributed by Chickasaw Council to registered Den Mothers probabl,y at the October !Wundtab1ea. Mr. Morris stated that the !our folcers l«:>uld !it into a legal size envelope and would cover the follo~-ng subjects: 1 . The World's nevest Ca:monwealth, 2 . The Land of two Chr istmas, J . Songs mtd gees from Puerto Rico, 4. Operation Boot Strap. DI»'.OND HITCi FINANCE CCNFERENCE-PHIDroNT SCOUT RAK CH Four representatives or Chickasaw Council participated in the 6th Diamond Hitch Finance c.,nterence held a t Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron, New Mexico, !rem June 27th until Jul,y Jrd . Those attendir. g were Mr. Herbert F. Hemker, Vice President, !{r. Charles Hosse, Jr., Finance Ct:airman of the Northwest District, Mr. Albert c . Lewis, Training Chair.l'.an of the Northwest District, and Mr.nmnnan J. Frashure, Assistant Scout Executive. other items on the Good Turn Day agenda include a display in each District in Sept ember and October ot Good Turn Day projects, a luncheon for Den Mothers and awards to the District Good Turn Day Chainnan who collects the most bags on a percentage basis. Mr . W, Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, stated th~t this W&3 an opportunity for ou r Scouts, Cubs, and Explorers to render two good turns in one. Mr. Morris also st ated that although it was true that the primary objective or the Good Will Industry was to provide employment !or handicapped people, that as a result ot the Good Will Industry, good used clothing was made available to people in the low economic status who otherwise could not a!!ord better clothing. REGION FIVE EXPI.DRER AIR ENCAMPMENT - MIWNGTOO We have just received intonnation that the Region Five Explorer Air Encampnent. will be held at Naval Air Station, Millington, Tennessee, September 28th to September JOth. The Explorer Air Encampnent is limited to Explorers and Explorer Leaders. The Eighty- t wo men from over the whole count17 par- Encampnent will open of!iciall,y September 2Sth beticipated in t!::.is conference.Two foreign countri.ea . tween ...6:00 P.M. and 10:00 P.M. when all Explorers were also represented. Representatives from the will register. Viet- i;a,:: Scout Associr. t ion at Saigon Viet-Nam Indo China and frOCl the Boy Scout Association of the Gold Goast or Africa were present for the conference. .J: . taking pa.rt in the conference was ~r. Larr,r _ .1ough , Executive Director of the Greater Atlanta Commmity Chest at Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. Ivan : iood,E..~ecutive Vice President of the ?iational Fund P.aising Corporation of fo!'t ioiorth, Texu, and ?·::-. Tex Shaver, National Director of the Fina."lce S~rvic e of the Boy Scouts of America. The C~..ickasav men traveled by auto to Philmont. The participating cost in the Explorer Air Encampment will be $2. 25 per Explorer and Leader. This fee covers the cost of the Region Five Explorer Air Encaopnent Patch and the five meals. Meals furnished at the Naval Air Sta tion will be breakfast, lunch and dinner on September 29th and break!'aat and lunch on September 3oth. All Explorers and Leaders desiring to fly must have the signed !light release in proper form. This tonn is available from the Scout Office. The Navy intonns us there will be no flights tor ~ person who does not have.this !pnn complete . 5COU7S TO fW.P GOOD 1:1IU. rn OCToB~:R: Registration fees are to be paid at the registration desk during the Che.ck- in period from 6:00 Mr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and until 10: 00 P . M., September 28th. Activitie s Coarittce, announced today that pl&rUI had been developed in cooper.:ition with the Good No provisional Explorers will be permitted to part /ill Industr,r to give every Cub , Scout, and ticipate in the Explorer Air Encampnent . Every Explorer in the Council an opportunity to render Explorer 11!\lst be under an Explorer Advisor who is a good tum to hancicapped people and their com- a registered adult o! this Council. munity. Mr. Atkinson stated that at the meeting of the Good TUm Da,y Conrnittee held on July 17th, it was decided th.:it in order to assure prompt celive17 of Good 1'.un Da,y Patches and the Good Tum Day Unit Awards this Tf!&r, a change in program and plans would be made. For the 1957 Good Tu.m Da.r a nu:nber of collection points in each District will be selected b7 the District Carmittee. Mr. Atkinson stated that these collection points will be ccntrall,y located for a special group of Units and instead o! taking the Good Tum Bags to the Unit meeting place, would take the bags to the collec- ~ ion point as designated b;r the District Comnittee. the collection point, the Unit Leader will re' the patches !or each boy in his Troop or Pack that has qualified and it the Unit has collected an average of two bags per boy, the Unit will receive a Good Tum Da,y Pennant suitable fo r hanging on the meeting rocc wall. Reservation deadline date is September 10th. All applications to participate must be in the Scout Office b7 September loth. \oA'.>RID FAMOUS 1..00DBADGB COURSE - to be held at Slick Rocle Under the guidance of the Lee.dership Training Canl! littee of Chickaaaw Council, the first Wood.badge Course to be held in Chickasaw Council, will begin at 2s00 P. M. Saturday, Jul,y 28th. Mr . Ted Childress, Scout Executi ve of the Pushmataha Area Council, West Point, Mississippi, will serve as the Course Scoutmaster. nie Woodbadge experience is the original Boy- Scout Training Pl'tlgram developed by Lord Baden-Powell. It has been the standard training pl'tlcedure in most of the European countries since the beginning 0£ Scouting. - , , J ~ ) .... - ( >~ t- = -·- · • '!!:.,.:: ... -:-..: - . f ~ - 0--~ > -- ·. ) ( ~ - ·- -- -.- -- - ---- __,- -- WORLD F.A!-!OUS \\OODBADGE COURSE Continued Only men selected and approved by the Training Qmmittee of the Council are eligible to t.alce part in this course. The course runs from July 2ath through August 5th. This is the practical phase of the cou.rse in llhich 40 men live together as boys and go through all. the various parts of the Scouting p:-ogram towards First Class rank. Eve ry man who participates in the initial week of out of doors experience in the Woodb<ldge Course comes back to his Council as a fully qualified First Class Scout. Following the Cam.ping experience o~. one -k, each man to complete his Wooc!>ndge worlt llll1St answer a series of questions on the philoso?l;T and background of Scouting. Only those willi.."'18 to pass on their training expe rience to other men a.re eligible to t~ke part. TE IR GS BEsERVE YOUR SP.ACE NOW POR CA.VJ> CURRIER. AIJGOST l8 - 25, 1956 $15.00 per Scout Other Officers in the Course are: Assistant Scoutmaster - Mr. !b.lssell Bailey, President of Yocona Council, Tupelo, Mississippi; hsi.5tant. Scoutmaster - Mr. ::;racy Rhinehardt or the Pushmataha Area Council; As sistant Scoutmaster - Mr. Norman Schmitz of the Santa Ana, Ca.1.i!orni&, Council; Senior Patrol Leader - l'.r. Bill Dixon, Southwest Training Chainnan or Chickasaw Council; Quartermuter - Mr. Kenneth Humphreys, Sc.:>utmaster of Troop 43 in the Southwest District of Chickasaw Council. The participants in the Course will consist or 24 men from Chickasaw Council e.nd 16 men from other Councils in Region Five. TO COME August, 1956 .July 28 - August 5 • •• •• •• • • · • •••• • •••• • •••••••••••••• ••• • •••••••••••• • ••••••• ·· ·· · · ··· ·~ADGE COURSE Augtist io; 11, 12 ••• ••••• • •• •• •••• ••• •• ••••••• •••••••• •••••• •••• •• ••• ••• •• • ••••••••• • ~:O!m-!":"SS'l' 'POR'fAClE AUotr\lSt 19 - 25 ••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• ••• • •• •• • • ••••• .••• C~-!P CUR.~ CAMP Septembe r 18 •••• • ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • ••••• •• ••••••••• • ••• •• •••••• so~ EA:a.E COURT Septenbcr 28 - 30 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••• ••••••• ~IC!< V EXPI£>RSa AIR ~CA\~T . October 27 ••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. • •• •• • •••••••• aooo TURN DAY Februarj, 1957 ••• • •••••• • •• •• •• ••••• ••••••••• • • ••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• ••••• • •••••••••• 30! S:Ot.rr WEEK • ~flXAL BA!l~lET - Q-:ICliSAW COUNCil. April, 1957. ; ••• •••• •• •••• • ••• • •• • • ••• •• • ••••••••••• •• •• •• ••••••• • • •••••••••••••• scotrr .51'.!c:r.i AND CIRCUS July, 1957 •••••••• •• •••••• •• •• ••••• • •• _. •••• • •••••••••••••••••• • • ••• • • ••• 1llTICJl.AL JA:-~VALLEY PORGE Chickasaw Council records with regret the death or Mr. R. F. Dodson, Sr., Inst.itutiona1 Representative, Dean or Counsel.ors , and friend or all. boy's. nte world has a better place !or a boy b e c ause ~.r. Dodson passed through it. DITO nm t/ELL ni.\'l' SUPPLIES nm WI~ W..\T3R, CAST NO STONES 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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Aerial Building Buildings Camp Cherokee Hobgood Kia Kima Lake https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9af00273806529c5d542263f2fece1bc.pdf 1ce8093ee6be380b284d3ee94d0b7e2a PDF Text Text A!Jl00ES OF ANNtlAJd MEJ?Iii • 3,9!!!!!! = ~" "' . 'I!hura~ i'he Annual Meeting of Chlokaeaw Council, B. s. A., J:no. wa.111 hel(l. on Deoein'ber 15th, 191515 at 6145 P. M. in the Oa.feterl.a ef Memphis state College. Mr. :a. :o:r. JaJlles A. wax, R!'.b'bi of Temple Israel. pronounoe<1 the invooat1on. :D. Fuller, :President, p:res1<1e<1 at the meeting. The follewini off1eer11 and Council Mem'b9"! present: Mr. Herbel't ll'. Hemker, V.li'. Mr. 1.i ac. Goldamith, v.P. Mr. '· w. The.Yer. V.li'. Mr. J. M. McKnight, TreaaUl'el' Mr. T. J. McGuire, :i::u, scout Oomm. Mr. J. m.edsoe Mr. TeJ"lor m.edsee Mr. T~lor '.!lunt1n, Jr. Mr. mbtw Spear Mr. Thomas Fairol.oth Mr, A. H. ll!ll'c\Y Mr. Carlisle li'ege Mr. w. w. Ro 'berta Mr• G. W• $hill Mr. s. lll. Van J:Vke Mr. D. A• WillieJ!lt Mr• :a. fl• :lll'unson w. A. Brotherton Mr. R. F. :QldSOlh $%'" Mr• Hewtill'.11 Clitube Mr. :m. .IL• llT ewell Mr• ltalll$l' llfe'WE/Oft Mr• Mr• Mr. Mr. Ml'. Mr. Mr• Mr. Mr• Mr. Ohtara, Q M• Cl'U111J> H. W• 'ft!ltP:'lf.Y o. M0 .lti!11ne11 u. w. G. A. Ro··-~ :.t.• St¢lth 1!.• flill!.l; e, .i'l:r• R. ~. f~ff Willli!}.lll watt J. ll'• we:rne Mr. n. n. Seat Mr• A• A. li'lo;rci. Mr• :m. :.t.. S<>well Mr. D. L• Arthl.U' Mr. Joe Cuccia Mr. A. a. Lms Mr. DudlEV Johnson Mr. J. n. MassEIY' $1ld,lJY!t1.t.ut1e~ ·· Representatives were Cmdl'. C. w. Pierson Nick Pinter J. E. Murley, Jr.• Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 111. L. William~•. e. Me.Y• ~ Heraog Joe o. Helms R. v.P. J. P. Gold11chmid Mr. John Guthl'i e, l.l1 st. Chinn. Mr. l'l.q J. Coltharp, :tl 11t. Chinn. Mr. J. o. Conue:r. ntst. Chinn. Mr. J. E. R. Saunders, Dil!t Ohmn. Mr. m. &be'l.'t Acklen Ml'. Paul Boru Mr. A. J. Ce.:rte1' Mr. H. M. Olaytoa Mr. P • A. Ol~ton Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ml'. Ml'. Ml'. Mr. Mr. Ml'. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ed\'iin Dal strom :Ro'b ni l!li er :s. ii. o.niwdle ». ll'o:rc\Yee Charles a. Handly Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Alwin J. Iveril!On Robert w. l'hfll"r llannlel s. Phal'l" J. :.t.. Robertson w. :.t.. Sharpe s. Shepherd Tate J. :D. Tenn1 son, Jr• Hearn !111dwell llr. Jtlll!le111 A. Walla.ee Rev. Harll'Y W1l11tlll!l• �Also attending werer Mr. w. Gordon Morris, So:> ut Exeouti ve Mr, Clifford J, Nolan, Illst. Executive . Mr •. 'l'hurma.n J, Frashure, Asst. seout Executive Mr. Robert M. :Bentle;r, D1st. Executive . Mr. Wal thal.1 Peters. DI. strict Exeouti ve The Opening Ceremol\,Y was oo.nducted 'Iv Mr. Walthall Peters, with one scout participa ting. Mr.• Fnlle:r thanked the Explorers for serving the meal end al.so Mrs. llerrt and her staff, of the Memphis State College, tor preparing the meal, and he al.so thanked the Den Mothers for selling the tickets at the door. Mr. Fuller awarded a statuette to the C:ri ttenden Illstriot for having the most lnsti tutional. Repr•sen tati ves present. When the count was mad• 1 t was tound that the Southeast D1 strict had tied w1 th the Ori ttenden Di strict on percenta« e, but the Southeast D1 strict graoefull ;r withdrew and gave the statuette to the Crittende n llstrict. Mr. llUJ.ler presented the Chairmen of Special Committees who had served wing the year, these beinga Mr, T, Robert Acklen, Awards aiu~ Resolutio ns Committee, n-. James A. Wallaoe, Office Plannin,g Committee, Mr. s. Shepherd Tate, Conatitui on and BT-Laws Committee, Mr. H. M, Grube, Inter llaolal Committee, Mr, :Lamar Newport, SUsta:tnlng Membership Committee, Mr. Hearn w, Tidwell, A!ulual. Meeting Committee. Mr. Fuller called on the District Chairmen to stand and to introduce the lnsti tutional llepre11entatives in their District tlhloh the DI.strict Chairmen did by asking all of the Di strict Insti tutionaJ. Represen tatives to stand. The following Dist:ri ct Chairmen participa ted ln this event1 Dr. JllJlles A. Wallace, presented the Northeast Di strict Insti tutionsl Represen tatives as Mr. J. R. Hurt, Jlistrict Chairman, wa.e out of the citlv" The other Chairmen were: Mr. John Guthrie, Northwes t District Mr. J. o. Conner, southwest Ill.strict Mr. lll!iY J. Coltharp, southeast District Mr, Aubrq Spear, Crittende n D:l.strlct Mr, J, E. R, Saunders, M1Hise1ppi DJ.st. The movie, "Thq Aleo serve" was then shown 'tv Mr. C. J. lll'olan, llietrict !oq.)i.t lllxeouti ve, Mr. llUller called on the Chairmen of the Operating Commi tteee for a brief report a.s follows: WJ:!e Ad?AAo•mrmt Committee - Mr. J. P. Goldschmid, Chalrma.n. Mr. Goldsohmid referx·ed the members present to the printed report and stated that :ln 1956, the Advancement Cerami ttee proposes to give particula r attention to Religious Awards. He stated that the objective of the Council will be to get «>1' of the boys to be First Class scouts in 1966 and to get advancement in rank in Cubs and Explorers on the basis of one per ;red. DPMqe Oomm' t\11 - Mr. w, L. Sharpe, Vice Chairman, reporting for Mr, R. A. Trippeer who is out of the cl V• Mr, Sharpe stated that Chickasaw Council ls :free ot debt. He fll:rther stated that the Council :Budget ls about double ~ihat it was e16Jlt ;rears ago and the membership is near1T double what it was eight ;rears a.go, He stated \hat the books of the Council hacl. been audited by Peat Marwick M1 tchell and Comparcy- and found ln order. He thanked ell the members who had participa ted in the sustainin g Membership Campaign ll.lld th&G rheve l«lul d be a similar campaign in February and March of 1966 as the Chest has authorise d an app:rcll.Ch to friends of scouting for financial. 9UPP0rt. �-3- Q£ppi zAtion and Extpgion epmm\itee - Mr. Joe G. Helms, Ch!i!.irman. Mr. Holme referred 'i.e membere to Reports of Commi tteee for the reaul t on membership. He said, our loss 1n. ...embereh1p this yea:r ts due lsrgel;r to splitting of the Seminole Division. into three lllvisions. He sa1d, that the ob~ectives of the Organi~ation and Extension Collllllittee :for·l956 included eight (8) points: l. :a. 3. 4. 5. 6. '1. a. To enlarge the o. & E. Committee. To conduct Charter Reviews. To have i111pre1111ive Charter pre11entations. !l'o recruit suffioient man power on mstrict and DJ.Vision levels to do the Job. To devel0p a cultivation pl en and ~rlt schedule on. each institution. Acoompll llh goals set, the goals be1Dti nine new Uni ts :for each month :tor the first five months of 1956. Conduct good round.-up programe in 1966. lJo everything possible to develop a l:lO lapsed condition. :1.n each DI.strict and Divi don. Lpd.ershi:p Tr!)i"ns; Ctmmt)tee - Mr• .,. Herz0g, Chairman.. Mr. Herz0g reported that the Committee had tried to reach eVf!rY scouter "'1th tr/id.Ding in the past yeez but thEV did not eucceed. However, he stated he wants to reach at least 60\'& of the leaders in 1956 and that the Negroes ~uld run on the •ame sohedul.e of training a11 the wh1 te11. He reported timt over 500 ladiea had a grand •11\Perience in the Den. Mothers Training Course held at Goldl!lllS.th' e. He emphasized that we l!IUet continue to train tOp leaders. Qapming @M Mt1Y1tieg Oommtttu - Mr. P. A. Clayton reporting :l.n place of Mr. o. A, 4tlt1nson, who was out of the c1 t;r. Mr. Oleyton praised Mr. Atltinson for the wnrlt ne had done a Chairman of the Act1 Vi ties Comm1 ttee. He said, the 1955 scout Show and 01rcu111 was the largest in the h1stol7' of the Council but an even larger show is expected in 1956. He stated that more ~.Ill p&.rt1c1pa.ted 1n Camporees than ever before :ln 1955 and that there was a :fine 1llcrease in' '9Ummer camping. Mr. Herbert F. Hemker showed pictures of the Osnoe Trip takea in Minnesota during the past eummer. These beautiful colored li!lidee were enJoyed 1\V' all. Mr. T. J. MoGuire, IIl, Scout Commiuioner, gave the Comm1ell1oner' s Report. He stated thiakl!I the Oouacil ie l!)tronger now than 1 t was at the beginning of the ;re~ dd the,t he felt very confident that the Council would make real progreu in 1956. ~"' . Mr. H. F. Hemker moved that the Oounc11 apply :tor a Charter :for the yeez 19136 t.rom the Nation.al Council, Boy Scouts of Alllerl oa. Motion wae eeconded 1\V' Ml'. Ho"6l'd M. Grube and Mr~' :a. D. JW.ler reoop1zed the scout Executive and the Execut:l.ve Staff of the Council md thanked them for the work thEV had done over the years. Mr. Jl:lller called on Mr. Joe G. Helms, Chairman. of the Nollllnating Committee, tor a report of the llfomf.nating Committee. Mr. Helms read the names of the Nollllnating Comllll ttee whl.ch t1a1 composed of Mr. Le.mer Newport, Mr. lloyle c. Nance, Mr. J. R. HUrt, Mr. J. :m. R. saunder11, Mr. Howe.rd M. Grube, Mr. l:l. M. Ola,vton, Mr. w. :a. Fordyce, and Mr. H. F. Hemker. Mr. Helms moved the nom.tnation :tor Council Members at :t.arge for the year 19136, per the list attached. These being the Act1 ve Member• of Ohickasaw Council. Motion was seconded w Mr. Hearn. w. Tidwell and canied. Mr. Helma moved the nomination of the.Associate Council Members as per the list attaOhed to these minutee. Motion was aeeonded 1" Mr. Alvan. F. Tate 1111.d uanimously carried. �.- 4 Mr. Joe G. Rel.me moved the 1101111nation of Officere and National .Council Represente.ti vee for 19 56 e.11 listed 'below: Mr. R. D. Nle.r For President Mr. Herbert F. Helllker Vice-l'resldent Vice-President V1 oe-l'red.d0nt V1oe-President V1oe-l'resident Vioe-Presidl!!ll.t V1oe-li're111ident Mr. R. O. Ma;r1 Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. :m. R. Saunder• Mr•. F. 1'. Tha;rer, Jr. Mr. Hear.n w. Tidwell Mr. lil. L. Willi !llllSOD For Treall\U'GW For seou.t Oolllllllssionel' Mr. !f. J. McGuire, Ul For For For For For For For Mr. J. M. Molnf.ght For National Council Representatives: Mr. H. M. Olqtcm Mr. l'. A. Ola.rt.on Mr. n. D. Mle1' Mr. J aol!: P. Oold11clulli d Mr. Herbert 'if. H•el' Mr. F. Clyde Laml:!ert Mr. T. J. McGuire, lil Mr. w. L. Sh!'ll"pe Mr. ll. A. ~'rippe@ The motion was seconded by Mr. Howard M. Grube. As Mr. Mler was a nomlne•· fol' the Preeident of the Council he requested Mr. H. M. Ola.vton to take the Ohair and put the motion. Mr. Olqton put the IOOtiea which was earr1ed unanimeu111,v' and then Mr. Nld r1.111Wlled the Ohair. Mr. Joe G. Helm• then moved the eleotion of the Executive lloard for 1956 as yl/Jl' the ll 11t below: M.r; ·!f; Robert AClCl en Mr. o. A. Atkinson Mr. Jerred Jlanchard Mr~ l'aul llorda Hon. Marion :Boyd Mr~ John :m.; bown Mr. A. K. ll\U'row Mr. Oliver :m; oath~ Mr~ !ll~lo:r Claiborne Mr; H. M. Olqton Mr; .l. .A. Ole,vton "R1W... J»D1el ·Clements Capt. J. o. Olif'to#t U!'M Mr. R~ J • Ool tb!'ll"p Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr~ 1i!d¢n llel strom Rev~ A• w. .D:l.olc Mots.on was se<Wnde4 Mr. :B. o. I»wdle Mri Don Drlllkard .J•..A..... Jl'olt.z · J. Forc\YOe Mr. J. l'• Goldselunid Mr• l• G;; Goldllll1th Mr. Jack Ooldamt th Mr. Bowfil'dM; Gtll'lle. Mr. Oharl es o. RandlT -Mr~ Mt• w. Ml'. Joe G. Helms ...Mr•·*e,rBiY'liOI Mr. l!1. J. Rouse Mr. T. G. IC1rkpatr1clc: Mr. F. Clyde Lambert Mr. Rot M. Marr Mr• R&Q!llond G, Mahal Mr. W. O,; Mllltll' w Mr. Mr. n>tle o. Nance Mh··J..elnar..Bewport- · w. O:rgl.11 Mr. Max l'1nkerton Mr. w. l!!. l'olle:rd Mr. R'l11111e1l Reeve• Mr. Elton A. llieves, Jr. Mr. Gaffey R.obet"taoa Mr. Aaron R. Sohal'ft Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. Alvan F. Tate. Jr. ·Mr. s. . Shepher¢''l'atif Mr. R. A. T:r1weer Mr. mancMt-4 ·Tuat Mr. Norfleet 'l'IU'Jiel" Mr. M. J. Vosse Dr. JeJlles A. Wax Mr. Kennet.Ii nev.. llarq W1·lll.allls B. M. Grube. Mr. Al van Tat~ stated that he tholl&ht we oU&Bt to :recondd.- Mr. J. D. Tenalsoa, Mr. Robert L. l:rwin, Jr., Mr. l'hU Emerick and Mr. Russell Perry as members of the :SOS"d tMll �- 5- ~ thtV had"mel!fbers of. the llloard in 1955. Mr. Tate then moved that these fo\IJI' men be placed on the l3oar4 :for 1956. 1'here waa DO eecond to the motion and the motion wall wi thdral:AI. tv Mr. Tate. Mr. s." Shepherd !!late etated that nominations should be perllll.ttd flla '1le fl.odt' and ile read Section IV, J\rt:iole 1 of the :BT-Laws to eup;::ort his po~tion. He stated the.t this :lly-Law m:l.~;ht \)e ec1nsidered oppressive and then he read a lettel" from Dr •.A.rtb1ll' A. Schuck, Chief Sucut u11;cv.t:l. Ve, dated November 8, 1954 regarding the nominations of Officers or Council Members from the flo~~ of an Annulll Meeting of a Council. There M»!l cons1.derable di "'cussion a11 to whether or :ooi(.the nominations could be made from the floor, 'but there was no action taken on 1 t, as it wo.11 considered from the letter of the Chief Scout J!ixecutivo of the Boy scouts of America that it was not proper to nomirmto moo from the flooll' :tor office or :for member11M:p on tbe :lib!:ecutive Eoax-d but that all nolllinations had to be !llU.bm$. tted to the )!fom:l.nating Gemmi ttGe of the Council ®nd th"V 1n tu:rn ~iould submit the nolll!mitions to the Council for eleetietn. Mr. C'Jlarles M. CrUi!I!) nominated Mr•.fie bert L. Irwin, Jr. to be a mooiber of the b:lard. '!here was no second 1md the motion was lost for the lack of a second. Mr. Joe a. llelms, moved that we confirm the District Chairm011 to be Mm1bers of the !leard for 1956 as per the lil'lt below: Mr. Tom l'. Mi tab.ell Mr. J. Conner Jamee A. Wallace :or. M:r. o. Jamee :E. A3'delo tte Mr. Adolph A. noyd Mr. Ji:ubi''111 v. Spear lw »1 etrt. ct Distl'ict llt. strf.ct llt. stnct Mi 991 seippi llt. strict Crittenden District southeast southwest lfertheaat Northwest Who motion was seconded 'IV Mr. H. F. Hemkel' and unanimously oar:ried. Mr. Jee G. Hel!lllll then preeented the new preeident for 1956. Mr. R. ll. Fu.1.161'• to the members of the Cow111il present. 'rhe Counoti Members {!P.Ve Mr. l!'ullel" a rising vote of appreciation fer the wo:rlt he had done du:r1~ the past. Mr. Mle:r .etated in hia l!hort add:rees that he looked forward to their help in careying on for an even greater f'utu:re tor Seoutiug in M~s ""th the help of every man who ie interested. f,n ~utb. Reverend Jlarr;r w:s.1u.am11, .Paster o:t R'@l'booca Melli>rial Methodlet Ohu:rob.. then gave the for the Year 1956". Reverend Williams said, when he cme here Chief MoJl'l.~ of the Juvenile Court told h1ll1 that he had not had aJJ1 active .l3o3' Scout in the Juvenile cou.:rt a.t the time Reverend ~lliams came to Memphis. Reverend Williams stated th.it he coi.U~ Mt ~ that now for he knew that scouts had been 1.n the Juvenile Court a.s he had four Scouts paroled to him now i;mil was work:l.ng tl'Ying to rehil.1:411 tate ~hem. He atated that be l'loe11 not thtnk that we have an orgi:mized ,Suven:\le 'iailg in Memphis. but that SCO•!tii.n, is ene !l!:rrganf,:,,atil')ll that could keep ft'Qm have .;tuven:l.le gan«s. and 1 f we :tail to di:) our o'IAl Job we '4.ll :f'ail net onl.7 the 'beys bu.t also the men. He stated that Memphis mu.st he.vs more ti>•~a. leade:r111 to do the Job for youth Mil that we must not tall ctile Soeutmute:r so !Seoutlng can get to the 'bet. lie me.de a. splmdil'l ad&'e1ts which wa.111 enJo7ed l\V' all present. 11 Chal.lmc;e There beiJ16 no mtw budnese the w. me~ng adjourned at 10115 1'. M. Gordon Mo:r:ri.a, Scout llllteoutive. �MINUNES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD JUNE 24, 1955 1-B-d- The Ex:ecutive Boa.rd of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America met at 12:15 PM on Friday, June 24, dent, presiding. 1955, in room 209 of the Peabody Hotel with Mr. R. D. Fuller, Presi- The attendance was checked by the Scout Ex:ecutive and the report is in the Attendance Book. The Invocation was given by Mr. Elton Reives. r '""i1r. T. J. McGuire, Scout Commissioner reported for the Camping and Activities Com- . 'f- .J,. ~ ' mittee in the absense of the Chairman. Mr. McGuire stated that $1,035.35 of the Capital funds had been spent by the Committee for the building of the new cooks quarters and 80 new mattresses at Kamp Kia K.ima. He further stated that this ex- penditure had been submitted to the Finance Committee and had been approved as a Capital expense. expenditures. It was moved by Mr. McGuire that the Ex:ecutive Board approve these This motion was seconded by Mr. :Elnerick and carried. Mr. McGuire .f'urther stated that the Health and Safety Connnittee had visited Kamp Kia Kima and that the camp was in the best physical condition that they had ever seen. He further stated that attendance at camp was ahead of last year. Mr. Gordon Morris introduced Mr. Robert Creamer, who has been employed to serve as District Scout Ex:ecutive in Crittenden and Mississippi Districts. approval ·of Mr. Creamers employment. Creamers employment be approved. He recommended the It was moved by Mr. H.M. Clayton that Mr. This motion seconded by Charles Crump and carried. President Fuller asked the approval of the Board for changing Mr. Lamar Newport from Chairman of the Ncminating Committee to Chairman of the Special Committee on Chest Relations. change. It was moved by Mr. Hemker and seconded by Mr. Grube to approve this The motion was carried. �President Fuller stated that he had appointed Mr. Joe Helms Chairman of the Nominating Committee and had added to the Committee Mr. Howard Grube and Mr. Henry Clayton. was moved by Mr. McGuire that these changes be approved. It This motion seconded by Mr. Handly and carried. Mr. Helms stated that the Nominating Committee had met and had agreed upon five men to be added to the Board at this time. He submitted the :following five men and moved their election to the Board: Messrs. Jerred Blanchard, Max Pinkerton, Russell Reeves, Hearn Tidwell, and Dr. James A. Wallace. This motion was seconded by Mr. Phil :Ebterick and after same discussion on procedure it was carried unanimously. Mr. Helms nominated for membership to the Council, Mr. Sam Cross. The nomination was seconded by Mr. Fordyce and carried. Presiderrt Fu.ller presented the morrthJ.y budget corrtrol statemerrt copy attached. Mr. Helms gave the 0 & E Report. A copy is attached. Mr. Fuller stated that Aubry Spears had invited the Board to meet in West Memphis in October. There was a discussion with reference to the July and August Board Meetings. It was agreed without motion that there would be a Special Meeting to approve the 1956 Budget and to not hold regular meetings in July and August. Mr. Morris stated that the accounts at the Tri-State Bank should be changed from Seminole Divlsion to Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Inc. and that checks should be signed by regular Council officers. It was moved by Mr. Emerick that the account b'3 changed to Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., INc. and that those people authorized to sign Council �checks be the only persons permitted to draw on the account. Mr. Alvan Tate stated that we should reaffinn the fact that this money was for Negro Canq:dng. was seconded by Mr. B. c. The motion Dowdle and carried. President Fuller asked that the Board go to Kamp Kia Kima on July 9 - 10. a notice would be mailed. There being no f'urt:.her business, the meeting adjourned at 1:30 P.M. Respectii'u]J,y submitted, ~4J. Thurman Frashure, Asst. ScQUt Jilxecutive He said �/-- 73-;L July 18, 1955 'fhe Iilx:ecutive Board of L'hickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America met in a special session at 12:15 P.M. on Monday, July 18th, 1955, with Mr. R. D. Fuller, President, presiding. A quorum was present. (See Scout Ex:ecutive 1 s attendance book for those pre- sent. The invocation was given by Mr. Charles M. Crump. Mr. Fuller introduced Dr. James A. Wallace and Russell Reives as new members of the Board. Mr. Fuller stated that the purpose of the special meeting was to consider the 1956 budge·t and to hear a discussion on the bridge situation at Kamp Kia !Cima. // Mr. W. L. Sharpe presented the 1956 budget. each board member. presented. Mimeographed copies were presented to Copy attached. Mr. Sharpe moved the approval of the budget as This motion seconded by Mr. Handly. Mr. Charles M. Crump moved to amend the motion to show income as $8,000.00 from Crittenden and Mississippi $10,000,00 Sustaining Membership, $1,000.00 from miscellaneous sources and the balance from the Community Chest. Messrs. Sharpe and Handly accepted the amendment. Mr. Sharpe moved as an amendment to his original motion that $1,030, 75 be a:ppropr•ated from Capital Funds to purchase the list of Training equipment as per copy attached. The question was carried unamamous];y in the total amout of $99, Bll. 76. Mr. Atkinson stated that the Nickey Brothers Company, which operates the Tree Farm at Currier, desired to cut $5 - 6,oo worth of timber. He further stated that his Committee desired to use money to control Poison Ivy and make other improvements. moved that the Board authorize the cutting of timber. J . 1Jy I No second, motion carried. He �2. Mr. Atkinson moved that Board appropreate $1,000 for the Timber Fund for Poison Ivy control at Currier. Motion seconded by Joe Helms and carried. Mr. Fuller presented Mr, Kenneth Larkey representing the YWCA who made a long detailed statement on the land situation at Kamp Kia Ki.ma mth reference to a bridge across the South Fork. Mr. Atkinson moved that the Council lease to the Girl Scouts a strip of land reaching 199 feet from this present water front for as long as the Girl Scouts use this property as a Girl Scout Camp. This motion seconied by Mr. Sharpe with the understanding that after further study the Board migh'I; extend further up stream in the interest of tl:e Girl Scouts. This motion carried with Doyle Nance descenting. There being no further fusiness, the meeting adjourned. Thurman J. Frash e, Asst, Scout Ex:ecutive �Tb.e Jl.:tilltlal li!eeti.n&; of Ohicka,s<~.i"' Council, :S. S. J;~,,., Inc. ;,'i'G,S held on Thill'sdc~r, DecB1111Jer 15t11., 1955 at 6:45 I). l"i• in the Cafeteria, of I•1etXlpl1is state Oo1leg:e~ Th.e follovrlng officers a-11d Council l1lcmbcrs .:ci,x1d· Insti tut:Lon.c..'1 lleprcse:r1-Ca.t:i.·res vrere pros cn"t: 14r. :Hc·rDert 1!1• IIoruker, V.P. !Jlr .. I. G-. Goldsmith, V.P. £.11'. F. T. Thn~rer, V.P .. l,1:r. J.. i>i. ~1IcK11.izht, Tr ea.surer l·h.'o T. J,,. l~cG-uire, III, Sco·ut Oormn. Mr. J. Bledsoe Mr. Tnc'lor Eleii£oe l1Ir. Tt.\;rlo:r :Buntin, i..1r1~. J).u'br-s:r SpE)al' 1111".. r.Ir .. bir.. £.!Ir.. 1vlr .. J'.... II. llcw.~ ~i 00.rlislo J?<:>:;e VI .. VI. P-o berts G·.. w"" Shill s. ;;,. Vti.Jl :Q;,\"ke !;tr. D. Jl.. ';JillieJrtS ,,. Mr. E. r1. Br-u11so.n. f:ir. "i'l. l~. Erotb.erton l{r .. R. Jf. Welson, Sr. l\1r. Ho111rt,:r'cl Grt..1.be t•lr,. E. H. J:r Enve:Ll lvir. Le,,m~:i.:c lif GViJ?O rt ~,iir. Cl1®..t'l es ~L. C:rwnp iir'. }I. vr. ltr,,. o. M. fill'. l~. 1;!. 14-r. G. L. Perry Raines Xlc Ge0roi:tg$_1 Srcd th M:c. A. }!1,,. ~:1 a,te, Jr,. l'lf:r r> lt. L. To.~rlo::c tilr. r<'Jilli a.m \\[af'f Mr. ". F. 1forne ?Jlr • H. R. Seat T Ji.. ,(),.. L. D. L. "1 4• JPloJrd So;,1-ell J\.r th J.!' i.1r. 1'1r' _. J'o e Cu.cci.r:t l•1r. A. C~ Le1t1i s 1 lift'. Dt:.u112~r Joh.nson tifr. J. R. J::Io,s s~,r G111clr. C. Ii• Pierson Mr. llick Pinter 1.1tc. J.. E. 1«11..U'"'l ey, Jr,, , lie. :m .. 1. ;'Jill:l.nJHso11, \r.J?. 1'1fr. }i. C. lvl.::iJr s l{r .. Ray Rer·zog l·-1.:c. Joe G. Hc1.n1n lJ!r. J. P. Go 16.scluni d. lir. J'ol1n Gu·th.ri e, Di s ·t. Chrrin. r.tr. B.ay J. Ool tharp, Di st. Chrru:1. i11r. J. O. Con:o.e:c, ]):i. st. Cl!.mn. };lr. J. E. Il,. Sa.ttnders, JJj.:::;t Cb.nm.• liir. T. Robc:r·t AclderJ. lVlr • P 1::1 ul :Bo X' d2, M:r" A. :S.. Carter fix. tI. 1-if. Cln)/tO_li. l~l' • 1?. ; ... ~ Cl D~T t 011. l'!.J:'. Ed:v;in. Du_l "';,+:.:1.'(1m f:Ir. .Bob Lo zj, C:T !'1r. 3. C.l/J\10J,e 11Ir. ·;-/{,. :B. Fordyce Mr. C11;;:;,rl es c .. II~1ndl~r ~tc. Robert L. I:cwi.n, Jr. liir. AJ,rl'.fin J· .. Ive:rson lih'. Ii.o ·cert Vf. Ph.s.rr lvir. Sa.m.1101 S,. ·Pho~t'r Ivlr .. J. L. RoOe:ctson ?viT. w·"' L. Sharpe tvir .. S. Sl1ephercl Tate, 11r,, J. D. Ten.:o.:i sor1, Jr. 1,Ir. I{ earn Ti clwell D:c. James it. i;/D,J.ln.. ce Rev. 11a:rry ;1/ill i,;\;ns �f4r. ~rr. G·ord.on £1iorr ist Seo u.t E:x:ecu ti ve l-1r. T::::.:Lc.r::.::.'-Tl J·~ 1'r2.s~-.:.urc, Asst. Sco11"t J£.xecu 'tiv0 i 'ir. 1/<-:J. 4 :t-i.:J.1 Peter s, Distr ict :s~c'.cu.t:lve 1'1r~ 1~1r. 1 of Oliffo r·rl J'. 111. :Sc:.1-CJ.,-,_. ~Lc1:ert Li ct~ lilxecu ti ve Di ~;"t. i~:x:ec11ti vc i,ir. :l!ll1le r t.1:J::::o.1ted tl1e :E~r_p1.ol.'ers ;;; Sta.tc Oolle;~'.E-~, for pr -~LG In;.:~t.itut:tox\e.L J1e:p:ree.:;ox\tr. ·tj_v-es "J.).resont. \fnen tl1.e couJ-it t:1cu:; made it wcv::; fo<:tn.C. t}uJ:C the Scu-the:;:,st 11.st: cict h.e.Ci'. t:i.1::.id 11f1th the Critte nden JJ':i.str :tct cnpe rc So1Jilh.co,sli DiBtr ict 1 Ottt t}1e g.r-~cei\ll1;y vri'tb.d.re\·: a. nCL srve th.e stEttu .ettf; to the Critte nden. D:Lstr ic·t. M.r. ll\J.lle r pre$e nted. Lh.~ci ChBir'1;.e11 ol Specia J. Comntt ttees vJ10 hn.d st:1J'Ve d t:he Yet1r, M:c* '11 • •F~ot:iert .ti.c:(-;lon., ..?i.v;P"rds anC'L :H.esoJ:u.. t:i.o.ns Comrni ttee, ]Jr,, Ji::t.ines A. :'ia11D.ce, Offic e Fle,nni 1i,g Comm.I ttee, 111r. ;;; .. Sl1e_pl1ard Gon~Jt:i. tu.ion. c~.nd J3;:r-La,,,,:s Co:nxn:t ttco, I'if::c. Ii. 1\lf. Gru.be , lritc:cc :.Hs. CiiJ.1.. Cunllni ttee, t, l<Iz,;n111er;~!:i:1.:p Oomn.1i tt-ee, l 1:r. these being : 1 to Bd'J.c1 to i:n.tx,06.t.i.ce tl-ie I.ti.stit u.t-.Lo nel in their Distr ict .,,,!f1ich the :Cistr ict G.hD,irrnen did 'b;;r D.Jl of the D'lHt rict In;Jtit iutio:: 2J_ Re:p:r esenta tives to Gt<J21d. '1.1h0 follow ing Rep:r>c!.~Jf;;.1-t<:t'ti":rss I.·'1.~1trict in th.ts even.t;: Cb.£d.1';'D011 I)8.T ti ted JJ.c. Je.rnos ..:1. Wa<Llz:tc0, r1rese .ntod the 1-\forth_sa.st J)istr ict In:stitt 1tj_o11 c,_l I\.fr. J. H.• IJ11rt, Distr ict Chg.i:r.•,.12.n~ \°''c:;-s out of t};_e ·::::i The o Ch.;;:i,i:rmcn v:cre: 1•il'. J. Goltb. a.rp) ;Scu.tl:.t)D.st Listrl c!·t liJ.r .• J .. :E\ .tL~ s,.::1J.JnCLer' o) l~!i ~' si '.~: Dl :;1 t .. irlr .. J,. o.. OonnE":r, .So'J.1.;h.~-Jest- J)l_st. rict X<lr .. 1.i.1J.'l:rc:;r Sps<E-tX', Ori t·t,onc;.01:. Di stric t T.f.1 o rr1<; vi e 1 !>'lr .. ]\;,.11f ;r CD,11ed on t.hB foJ.lo;o;:.;~ C~n.airD1en of tl1c Ope~c;::;,t:l:n.g tteee for .: :;_. 1:)1':1.e:f repor t o,;;_, J. ~ l;; o Gol C.sc}1'.-;i :'.L (!_, C.b.a,irn:H3.J:i. l1ir. Gold.n chrnid. refc~·1: 'cd. the :.~,,r;.cl sta.t1::.d. tb.n;t :1.n. 1956, tll.e ttee :pro.PO t308 to t:tc~.:O_c:·:r attc:n.t irH-:. t,z_; l~oli 'TC !).;:! ii..w,::;....rds. I:[i.?. ste,ted . t.b.o.t tl"1e o-:Jjo ctive o:f the Co1rr:~cil 11i1.1. 'bs to ~!;et !JO';t of tr:.e ~., to be First 01-'.:;,::;r~ 0cotct~\ in 1956 <-:tnd~ to {:;ot 2C:_voJ 1corn(-:nt :l:n r,:-Ln}~ in Cv:b;,:; [i,11.d Jjt~:.i?lorsr:3 011 t:h.e bc.~_LL"l of on.e :µ,_;;r 2-''82il'. Tir1n11cs.Gom~1itt0e - lif:c,, ·w. 1 .. 'i/'ict:1 Cha.irmo.r.;., repor ting i'or i1tc .. ii.• Tri.pp eer i;v.1:20 o u.t of t.he ci t;y--_. I/tr_. Shal'pB state d t11t:1t Chi CouJ:1ci1 in :f:r00 of de'bt. furtb. er sto.te d tb.;:.~,t t.J.:..e G0nx1;:.:;i1 ct 1~.; ;;:;i,l:;o;_1t 8.01J.b1.e '.'.}'.'.a_t it '.:-"l''-B eigi"lt Jroo.Ts :::::.r:o D..nd tf!.e :.r-.~:mCH.:o'.::'ship :ls d.cn.:'b1c \~·hr~-t it wE1s ei t ;vea.rs ae;o. He state d that t.he ·tx,ok:s of thf.!1 Cotlnc il 1:i.a.d Deen p)J..di tea. Peat lvl<;'\I'1tJick J:1Ii tchel l nr.ld Con~pnn_;y- and. fo·und in orcler . 1Ic tlLs:_n.lcocl eJ.1 tho rnemb ers wb.c · b..s,d :parti cipa.t ed in the Sustai :o.i.ng ~10.a17:. iorthiI' Coitr_ps,i3;n. and. tlH2't..:ij th.ere ·,.-;o·Jld be sin1ilo .I' C8.illpr15.g:o. in Fe"br11ar,y r:;,nd V!a.rch of 1956 El,$ the Ohoot ha,s EJ,ut.hori zed an a.~?proe.ch t 0 fri e:r.C:.s of Sco·u tins f0r f'i n.u.11c:i.BJ. sl1:pp ort. �-· 3 Ort;i:1ni za.ti o.n s_.nd~Jit<cte:o.si o:n Conuni t tee - l•l:t. J·o e G. II elms, GJ:1airJ11t1n. ~1r. Hclr13 ref eTr eel ""le mern'bers to Repor·ts oi' Gornmittce.~ for the result on rnein"bership. He s::.~Jd., oD:l' loss in. . embership this :.rcDJ~ i~~ cl\10 lo;re;elJr to spliting of the Seminole Division in.to tl1ree Divisions. Ile Ga,id, that the obji:-ict:tves oft.he Organi::~c-,tion ::i_.nd. E}ctension Comrnittee for 19:56 ir1clu.cled eight (8) points: 1. a. 3., 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. To enlar0;e the O. & E. Cormni ttee. To cor1d11ct Cha.rt ex' lievl 8\1/S. Toll.ave irr.~pressive G11.s.rte:r presentations. To recruit sn.fficie:nt man :power· on DiDtrict ::;_nd LJ.,ricio11 levels to do tho ,jo O. To develop B. ct11ti VB~tion plo.11 DXld ''·1'!)r1:c schedule on each in.sti t1J.tion. 1\.ccompliBh goals ~et, t11e gor:tls beir~tI rrl.ne ne\\' Units for eac11 rnonth for the fj.rst five mo11ths of 1956& Cond:u.ct goocl ro1md-12p :progra:rns in 1956. J)o ever>Jthing possible to develop a, no lapsed condition in ea.ch :DJ.strict and Division. Lea,dEJI'sh:t.JL.~T:rair.1inf; Com1ni ttee - lvlr. Ray 1Je:rzog 1 Chairmen. lvlr. Herzog reported that the Coinmi ttee l1a.d tried to rEll1ch every Scou.ter •1fl th training in t11e p0,st ;;ree,r Out tb.e;/ did :o.ot su.cceed. Ho·wever, he strtted b.e ·<,y;:J_ntB to r(:1ach at le<:1~1·G 60% o:f the leaders in 1956 and tl1a,t tl1e }Te~~roes 'i>iOUld r1m 011 tlle same scb.eduJ.e of trctining e1s the •4l1i tes. He reported tb.a,t over 500 la. d.:i.es 11ad a grn:nd e:~pe:-r..,,ience in. the Den ~rothers Tra:inin.g Co11rse held e.t Goldsmith's. He en1'hn,si zed tb.at tve n1ust corltinlle to train top lea,ders • .Qarnping tuld Activities Co:.n1nitte.& - 1'Ir. P . . A.. Clay"toll re:portin.g i:n place o:f l,ir{> O•.A. i.1.tkinson who wa.s 01..l.t of the city·. r.irr. Cla;y'ton _prEtlsed 1-i:C'., J1tkirtson for the work ht-; b.nd don<.~ .5 Chr"1i:rrne,n of th.s Activi t1£)S Comn1ittee. }Ie said, the 19S5 .Seoi.1t Shc1;J H.lld Circl1S wa.s the lB.rf;est in the history of the CoG.ncil bu.tan even 12.rger show is c.xpec"ti::3d in J.956. IIe sta.tea. th.e;t1 more bbys po.rtici:pD.tea. in Caxaporees th.o;r1 ever before in 1965 Dnd that tt1or·e 11:c1s a fi:ne in or ee.se in. g·ummer ccunp ing. 1 Mr. Herbert .F. Hernl;:cr sl1owed pictures of the C2.noe Trip ta);:en. in po.st ·.:;u.rruner. Th.cse Oeau:t:L fu..1 colored slides i:tere enjoJred by all. ~4innesota. dur·ing t110 Ii.tr. T. J. ivlcGl1i::ce, III, Scol1t Gornmissioner, gave th13 Cormni~ision.c:c 1 s B.e~port. lie sta,tod h.e tl:d.nks the Counc:LJ. is ;;tro.nrer now thD,n it 11as o,t tl"le beg:inr.:i.ng of th.e yea!' E1.x1d. -tlvvt he felt vc:ry' cox1fident tl.1.D.t the Gounci1 viOu.ld ma,ke l'HDl prog:tess :1.x1 1950. Fiem.lter ruoved tha:t tl1e Co 1Jncil appJ,.v :Co r a. Cl1v,rt0r fo:r· the 'J~eax 1956 frora tl1e A~r:. 12:r·j_co,. !1lotion w&,o seC0n.ded O~r lrl:r. Ro'-;Jt.t.rd 14 .. G·r1J.''oe nnd l;t;.:r. R. D. 1Pu.ller recogni;~cd the Scoi.1t E.xeCtLti ve DX:.d th,e E..-cec1J.ti ve St<'Jff of t.l1e Coun.cil &Xld. than.ked them for the work: they b.ad done over tb.e ;/021· s. l'/h'. !I. ]1,., l{n;ti''.r""al Co,_:incil) Bo:;T Sc0·.1ts of Mr·. JJU11er coJJ.ed on. !<Ir. Joe G. Helms, Chairrn:311 of th.e Nontlna.ting Cornmittee, for ct report of tb.e Nornin.-:-1.ting Cornmittee,. .f;Ir. Helms res.Cl. the :na:;:es of the }fom.in.o,ting Cornntlttee wft."ich wa,s coraposed of fifr. Lar:~p,,r 1~·e\'J:port 1 Mr. L'o;;rle O. 11a11ce, 1•1r. J., 11. l-I\trt, ~4r. J., E. 11. S,3,uni.ie:cs, ivir. :Y01iiBl'd. f.1. Grube, lilr. E. 'Iil-i, Clc\y,.to11, ~Ir·. \-{,. B. ] 1ordyce, ahnd f1ir. }I. ] 1• I-Icrnl;:er. 14r. IIelm.s moved. the n.on1i.n<1tion. for Council l,fcn1b9rs e.t Lg,rge fcx· t11e year 1956, 1)0!' tb.o list att8,Ch.ed. Tb.sec Oein.g the Ac"ti ve !~en1bers of Cb.icks,srtir,; Gou.n.cil. l·1ction wa,s socond(;d 1Jy· X<ir. Hearn \'{,. Tid\vell o.TJ.d. oB.rrisd. X4r. I!elms moved t110 ri,oi:ni11a.tion. of the J\zsociate Co1u1cil lvierubers as per t11e li8t to these ruirt11tes. l-'10 ti on ·was second-ed OtJ Iu!r ...\1 ven F. To;te tmd Wl.a11imol1sl~r Ctl.rri od. att~\.ched �Ivtc. Joe G.. Holrns 1noved the x1orn:tr1a.t1on of Officers r:i-nd. for 19 56 E\S 11- sted f)elov1: Ifor 0r For For 1 ] 1~·0. tio11;:11 Oou. nc~~l J.toprcse.nte,t.i v-es tvtr. B.. D. ]1..i.11 er President Vice-Presidex1t Vice-I)rcsiClent Vice-Fresid.ont l«ir. f1er"bert F. lierrilcer ,, lvia.ys l><!r·. J. L. 11o1)erts:on D Mr. J. Ill .. .l.L S2~u:n d.er s • ];Ir. '.B1. T. Thtryux·, J'r. Heaxn v:. ;ri dvrell E. .I.>. t Ti 1.liB.ntson f.ir .. J'. Pt. Iv:lcK.night vrr. T. J. M:cGu.:lre, III It. Fo1' ·v1c0.-Preside11'G li1or Vice-J?r,3;~'.i (Lent Fer Yicc~Presid.en.t 1!1or V"ico...Prosid.ent For Tr easttl' or 1Tor Scout Co~-nnrl ss:Lo:ner "· T 0 lJfr. H. iii. Cl.n.;;rton Mr. ""() Ji. ton 1•1r. .R. lJ, 1!'1111 er ~1r. Ja,ck: P. Go ldscb1ni d -. lib:'. 1ter1)ert ]"I • :Hc1nk:(:r lvlr. :ff. CJ.3rcl0 La,tnbert ~1Ir. T. J. .lvlcGu:l re, III Ml"'. 1,.1. L. SJ:1<c:1rpe Mr. ll. .A... Tripp eel" The motion was seconded by lvtc. Roi,v0Xd £ii. G·ru.~'Je.. As !v!r. JPu1ler 'i/9,S ~-:'!, nominee for tJ:1e J?Tesident of t11e Council lte reqnested t;Ir. }I. !'·1. Gleyton to ·ta. ~,ce t;hc Ch.s,ir and pi.1t tht1 motion. filr. Cla(,rton p11t the 1notion wl'tich wa.:s carried ur1a,n:L1nously a11d. tl1e11 M:r~ Fn.11cr restuned t11e Chair. l'-'l:C,. Joe G· .. Helms tl1er1 l'.r.J.)VGd the olection. of the :Executive Board for 1956 r:ts ;;er tb.o 1i st "belo·w: riir. T. Ro'bert .Ack:len L-1:c. c. 1,\.,. .i\.t1r:tr1son lilr. J erred Bl:xnchs.:rd. ?'4r. J? a,'!..11 '.Bo r da Ron. 14a.1·i 011 :So;;ra. JYir.. J ob.n 11;. Bro·wn. l1Ir. A.. Ir. 31..ti:·• .l"D 1fl D•Ir .. Oliver· ill. Ca the~r 1->lr. Ta,~rlor Clai OOrr1.e :VIr. H. ~11. Clayton ~4r. P. ,h.... Cl~·;rton Rev. I)gt:.isl C201ur;::nts Capt. J. c. Cl:l.ftori., UST f:!r. :H.B,;y J'.. Co 1 t1.1.<_:t:Cp l<lr. Cb.<::i.rles 14,. CruJr;p !Jlr,. Ekl.":in ~O:::tlstroni Rev • .P,,. i/f. Dick )·1otion "dEts lvir .. :s. VIr • Do x~ Dri nl<:a1~ d. J. i\. Foltz B. JJ'orCyce n Go 1 clsch.1ni d J. I • CJ.. Gol dsrr.:i. th Ju.ck: Goldsrni th Mr. fl.Lr. 1'1r .. l•iT,. G.. L\J v1a1 e -. Ho·ward 11.. GruJ)e 1 l·tr. Oharl es c. Handly Mr. Joe G.. Helms M:r. RaY Hor sog Pir. :ru. J'. Ho11se lti:r. T. G. Kir1e.fH3, tri clc Ml·. F .. Clyde Lurnbert !vlr. ?~o;T 1:1. l<Ia.r:c 1-'Ir. Rc:\ymorid G.. ~1aht3.l Ivfr.. 111.. C .. !4illcr £1Ir. :COyl e G,, £Ls.nee 1'tc .. J,.12JnaT 11 E'Jtapo1·t ftc. X:on:neth ·w .. Orgill ti:tr. £1r .. lvtr. li'lr. l,L::i,z. P:i.rJ::s:t"ton ~1. I3 .. :Pollr":rd. B:t1ssell Reeves E.lto~1 A. Ri.evest Jr. l·lr. Ce,ffe~r l~o Oer·tson ~-h' • .rlEJion R. Sch~:"t!'ff ';l{. L. .Sha,rp e Itc .. .P. .1,.t,:;.n 11. TD.tel Jr,. l"Ix'., S. Shepherd. T2,te ~1r ,. 'R.. l'... Tri ·:·:r_~:i e er t1r. Bl::':\.ncl1a..rd T'l1.al ~tc • No r f1 e 0 "ti '.fu.r 11 er i'-'1T. lJl,. J. Vosse Dr. J cu11 cs A. \1c'-'::-{ Il ev,, Jia1~ry ~t11 l i :1n1s M:r. seconded. J. D. 1.r. en.ni son, !1fr • E\ cf Lb.t: ]0<:R' d. s . 2 �5 - tlit?y ha,d rneff11Jers of tb.e :Board in 1955. lvir. T£t.te th.en raoved ·t}1z:~,t tl1ese four rnen. be ple,ced on the BoE1,rd. for 1956. Tb.ere -w0.s J:lo second to the motion &J.ld the n1otion 'l:Wi,s v1ithd.rc.\{,(l by rtir. T~:i.te. [ilr. S. Sb.E:vho:rd Ts~te st;;J..ted tbo.t r1.')rn:tn.:::.t:i.0n;:~ s11.o-JlC:. be. 1)errtl tteil :J:l\om t~ne !'1.oci.r end he read Section IV ),r·ticle l of the 1Y-Lv,1,._1s to st1,:>:Jort I1is :ptitsi tJ.on .. ~He stated -~11at this By-LD.v1~mit,J1t be considered Oppressive and ·then he re1J.d o. letter from Dr .. 1\:rt:nur A. 1 Schuck, Chief .Scout Ilxecu:Give, dated November 8, 1954 re ;arcling the nominations of Of'ficel'S or Council lv1embers from the floor of an Jtn:nual Meetin{s· of a, Co:._tncil. There i·;as cons:L d.er;,->.ble cii-c;;cussion a.s to whether or not tl1e r1ol1lin<::i,t1ons cottld. be 1nad.e from tl1e floor, but t11ere was no action taJ::en on it, £\sit 'das consiclf';red from the lette.r of the Chief Scout I!.tx:ecutive of t11e Bny Scou_ts of America thn.t it \1as not proper to nomin2.te 1nen from tl1e fl0or for o:ff':lce or for membership on the Executive l3oarcl 1iut that all nominations had to be submitted to t11e }Jorninating Committee of the Council o.nd t11ey in turn \liouJ.d sttbmit the nomina.tions to the Council :for election. fifr. Cl1nTles l<'l. Crtun:p nominated l>l:r • .Hobert L. Ir,;tin, Jr. to be a. inember of the boEJ_ra.. There ·w.::1.s no second tmd. tb.e motion v1f\s lost for tl1e la.ck of a. second .. Mr. Joe G. Helms, movea_ that we confirm the Dlstrict Chairmen ·to be M<'11l1ers o:f the J3oarcl for 1956 as per the list below: >Ir .. Tom P. 1:1:1. tchcll 14.r" Jr- 0.. Co ri.n F.:r ltr'.. J arncs 11,. ~\rDJ.l:}.c e rvrr. Ja. .W.(;S E.. i\;yO.e.lo t.te 1vir. A.clolph 1\.. Flo;<rd. ~"'" l';.:., ~ .So11th.0D,st J)istr:i,ct So11th:weet :Ot strict J:Torthe<:ist District 1Tortb.we~;t ID. stI'iCt t''Iississi:ppi Di'.:;tr:i.cti Crittenden Dif)°C:r:icii l1fr. Joe G. Rcln1s 't1:_.Jn l)X'P<)~~r_;'.:;9(1_ the nr".,' p:ccsiden.t for 1956, !Yl:r. IL. :;J,, F1JlJ.c::r 1 to tb.0 :ner::10er0 of the Cou.ncil pX'r'-se.n:t" Th.e Cr.>\J2:1ci11lc.ir10e:cr;; e;:-xve ~11T .. Jf\t1lr::.:c c-. ::.'t vote ')f ociv.tion1for ~;he ·wo1~k 11e l'1:J,d done d.uri.ng· the past. 1ir. JT'Ull0:c s°bD,ted in }\is s}~:.ort &,dd.l'ess tJ.1;.;~t h.-e 1001.-;:ed. fOJ."vJE\l'd to their b.elp in_ ca.1"r;1 ix1.g on i'o1· an even. f;'.1'.'oo;te:r futuJ."e for Sco11tin.g i:-:-1 ~ifernphi s 1;Vi 'tJ:1 tl1e l1elp of cver~r n1n.:.1 v1.hc" i '" intc~:rcsted in. ;:routlJ... il0hrtll cl'.(;(:"l for tr.~e D;;d.d, v1l!.en he C<,:rD.e b.erc 01;.ief Mo~tl(1;?' of 1956H+ lleverBn.d t1"1e Ju.;ronile Court told, l1i1n the;t b.e ho..CL not hcct_C'" n. rv; e. ct:i.VG Sco'lJ.t in t11e Jn."'teJ;.ile Cortr"iJ 2,t the tLtne R~vorend 'H:1.111erus came to 1J.ten1pl1is. Iloverer1(L \-f11li<.:;,ff,s st;.:.:.ted thu,t b.o coulc1 11ot G<.'-':l that novr fol' }:10 th<::-.,t Sco\.1ts had 'bee11 ir1 the J1,1vcnil0 Con:t't -'.-:O.S b.e Y.u:".. d fcl~l~ .Sco-1J.ts paroled. to h:t.1n no to( ~\ri.CL \'19.-8 \,'Or.l:-;::L.n.g tr.~/in); to reh.e.Oili ta,te them. IIe 0ts..ted. tllD,t; b.c doc:s r;.nt think that 1.--re l:t;:-1.ve a,tl ju.vc:o.:11e g:J.ng ir1 l1lcrnphis, ~Jut th::tt Sco1_ :t"tin"{; is 0110 or~~;t<ni~.;;_:}_tion th.8 ,t ccH_,_Jd k:cep fron1 ht'.'f0 ju.v·cn.:l.le g~:1-JJ.gs, :L:f' ViB 1. to do otu~ O'W.D. jo"t} ·e ·10.11 fc-:d.l no-~ th.s s 'bt1t o...1~1') t}).e ;non,. Ile st.a,ted th;::i,.t 1-.1e;np1r.:lti nn;1.st h.,:;i.:ve ::ctore t2'0,i11ed lea,de:r;?; to Ji'.) th(--) job for ;/ou.:th <:')1d ·that ·i,,.,re :nr~st not fn,il .the Scoutmos:rt»eJ: so Scouting cox·:. [:;ct to t11e b.J}"'" He ;npde D, en ::.id. uC.clre:::~s v:b.ic11 w.::-.i,s enjoyed prE)sent,. There l~ ::s:p 1/: /eili!:tiil~ef::W•t/ st.fb1ni tted 1 wl•W .7§!1i•<<-•·,... Vi. Gor:don 1-lorris, Scout Jf:X:cc'tl ti >ie. �w i))$ "!$ I::.·.·. ~ • ·~ ill I ~ 'fP, i ~ i I ~ ., f I '< # iI @ '4'1: " .w; ·~ I "ii j ~ (I'i "It~ t% i ""•• i ~ it lI -~ ~ t$ &'*- * ••'I (# '\t. ~ *-' :Jl> 't l{'Jf!' 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'!\!~>:rt. ~~. ~"""i~~,~~l:lt VtM..!~i:!Ul!}Ut L rJ. ·JJ., ~a ~*" �l/~L; At the Anlll\lli\l RtileQgnitien Dinnor of Ohickmsmw Council, Boy $0Quts of lw!eriet,, h•1lli at Stl,l;'l;e CollogB, four members of too Coun¢il were ewgrned. tho highest ~mphis hen!W tho Council o@xi b1Mttow. Thi!!! 11.1Nmrd is kswn a~~' Silver l!Mvor imd is liUlnuli\lJ.w' .ttwru:ded to m. Slll¥tll g'tl'O'llp of 111en who haft :rend11red outstanding $al'Vico to ba.rhood in thlll Oounc:l.1' & 11.relll. which 111 :lh@lb;r (lmmt;r, T0noozsoo, De Soto, Tate, Panolt!\ CQUntios, Misois@ippi !!llld tho eatit!iml hlillf <>f Orittl!ilnd.on Countzy', Arkansas. ·~J;r • T• '.nobert Allll:lo» ilil Cheiniui of the Awru:dti & ]1$$<>.'.l;utionm Gammttteo ef tho O®:l'lcil, which Oonmiittoe ll!l!M:le the awe,rd!i! which wore ap}WQV!ld by ThiJ> feur Se!'!tttore 't'ho :reeeiwd thiiJ i;;ipal honor th@ ~oentive 1\loard. ll\l'G :Mr. 11. D. Fuller, J?res:Ld'*nt• Chiclra.saw Council, Eo;r Scout~; of .Am.orioa full'. JU;mieth h'u!ll:p.hrl'l;Y'a, Seotttmrusti:ir of Troop 45, 1SJ>0nsor111d by the Cii:nt:rli\l Chrlstilillil Chureh . Mr. J<imot11 L. Rcibertlllmi., Viee-Priisidont, Chiok@.mi1.w C<:>uno:l.1 1 of Wlilst flili»nphis, Ark. c. Mr. A. Atkil:li!Ol'.11 Chaiman, (lqping & A etiviti01l Comm:!:M:.0e, Ohieka!law Council. all P:resii-ant of the O.ouneil. ~itzy- t.l:i~ll Ooul:1<1:il for th:r~) For llll1lXJY yel!Ars Mr• hllor halil serwd ths youth of th!! lleouting and in oth@r field!!. Y*iru:1;1, !!1S Rogion 5 :roeoijnizlild his fino e11ll .iive. Ml Vioo-J.1reaident of the Choi:rin• of tho O';zg®nililati0n & lilxh©nliilio:n Ganll!litt'ile ll!~<le to ywth by p:rosontiDtX the Silver Antelope Ae:rd to hinl in 1954 l!'l.t .T&llll:l!on, i1iafl, :il\i)gion Fl® Stil:rftd Thill :!.s the highest m:wam which the Mr. li'lltll©r h41ll reQeiVt>1l lil!RlJY honors, :l:nelud:Lng th<!} plkique fl'Qll'l t •.he Vetlil:ranm of l1'ore:i.g7il w~u:-s &Iii "The J'!o;rs• hst Fl'i0>ndtt• Fl'1l ls Past.-l?rBsids.nt of blam �-2Board of Trusto®ll of Ilardin,~Oollego. H!!J is owner ot' the Fuller lllinemetrli: Service, 85 5 rJ.i:1i!<in Aw. Mr. Ken:n'ilth rtwllph:reys, 7'!51 Goodlett AV0•; !loout;master o'f' '.l':ro1>:p 45 1 sponso:red by' the Central Ghrili!tian Chur<ili, 1.mtered !lQcmting in 1957' .!\lld has lilel;"fed of '.l'roop 45 for 11i:mim y<iars, haw sol"l\"..:l. as Gh~1irmlill:l of the Smttl:w10.et Distriet Training Oollllllitt00 for thrae years in !\l}ldi·&ion to his 11orv:l.e0 with his '.l'X'<>op. rI111 eomplot<*l hill Woodb~e Training in 1954 1uid is one of ·tho few men in ~K""1!lphis who he.Ve won this honor. Ho iii! a memb®? of tho of'f:l.oial board of his <fuu:r<1h, is icm engi'!'lffr with tho li:ll.ll!k@ye Ootton Oil Oo. !'U'ld :I.a a member of the l!:tlgineer' s Olub of 1i!(;Jl)plli11. l''!lfml'd of 45 year11 in S.oouting. He beo&e the B<zy" lleout:..a of lUllerioa was organ111ed, CW1'1oil. H ~d Scout in 1912, just two years li\ftor is now a Viee-.Pre11ident of OhiokHl!l;aw lii:i ha11 1101/Vmd in maw po11ition11 inoludi'llg membership on th1!l El!oe11tive :Bortrd, lli11triet Comm:isl)lion<11r, Troop COl11llJitteo111!'U'l a:nd In1:rt.ituti,onal Represecntiativo. I:n aru:J:ition to his aorvit1'1ti& in Ghiekaaw:w Council Tut!'.'. Rel:lei•tao:n thl'01:lgh se,mti'.!llii in Tena, K11111tuoq and !lJ~i.nois. W1~st '.l'he h~1w wo:rk0d for youth Hn is a l'mst Prwilident of the N&1!llf1hil'I Retll3/Y Club aml ii; Looi?J. Rop;r,1\looi:rtative in Critl\end11n Oounty for ~uital:llo )Kr. I,i:fe ~llll\tl?ffJJ:oo Soei<'l'izy' of th"' United Ste:lios. C• A. ll.tldn11on, l40li\ Shad®wl111wn., Chaim11ll of the C@1!lplng & Aotivitios C®lmittoe of OhiokHllttw Osunoilt i.;11 a S®utor who hHa :!!plendidl;r served in :i:nmerous capae:tti•ilHS i:ntlluiling Troop Oommittelll!lliin, Oh!l.iI'lll!'U'l o't' thlil Xt•oop Oolllll!ittee, Institution&.l Reiirosant.Htivo, Mt.:illlher of tho llllrooutivclll Board, llisti>ict Oowm:is1:1ion11:r, Ge-n•~rtll Gh!\i:rrum:n of tho Bo;r Scout Show & Oirous, Ohlil:!.rm!'U'l of the l!etivitios CQID..- mit·!;r<e of the Southwest Dilltriet. 1Ji!(lor his l©~l.ex•ship the CElll)ping & Activiti<ils CO!l!lllitt•ie> o®n'ies ol'.l all of th111 11,otivitios o:f' the (')ouno:tl and the camping progrlWll! «tt "11 fiV0 ®t' tho o"'1!lps operated by' the Oennoil, Camp Otw.wior, K!'llll:ll 1\1& Kima, <'k~mp Fullar, O!lll1p h;wn111!il !'U'ld (ll;mote:rr,1 ~e. the Memphis J,il!fht, ~13 & Water iiivi®il'iin~ li!i> is $u.P..&t.Htion Supex'intlilnd111nt 1i>f � 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 A!Jl00ES OF ANNtlAJd MEJ?Iii • 3,9!!!!!! = ~" "' . i'he Annual Meeting of Chlokaeaw Council, B. s. A., J:no. wa.111 hel(l. on 'I!hura~ Deoein'ber 15th, 191515 at 6145 P. M. in the Oa.feterl.a ef Memphis state College. Mr. :a. :D. Fuller, :President, p:res1<1e<1 at the meeting. :o:r. JaJlles A. wax, R!'.b'bi of Temple Israel. pronounoe<1 the invooat1on. The follewini off1eer11 and Council Mem'b9"! $1ld,lJY!t1.t.ut1e~ Representatives were present: · Mr. Herbel't ll'. Hemker, V.li'. Mr. 1.i ac. Goldamith, v.P. Mr. '· w. The.Yer. V.li'. Mr. J. M. McKnight, TreaaUl'el' Mr. T. J. McGuire, :i::u, scout Oomm. Mr. J. m.edsoe Mr. TeJ"lor m.edsee Mr. T~lor '.!lunt1n, Jr. Mr. mbtw Spear Mr. Thomas Fairol.oth Mr, A. H. ll!ll'c\Y Mr. Carlisle li'ege Mr. w. w. Ro 'berta Mr• G. W • $hill Mr. s. lll. Van J:Vke Mr. D. A• WillieJ!lt Mr• :a. fl• :lll'unson Mr• w. A. Brotherton Mr. R. F. :QldSOlh $%'" Mr• Hewtill'.11 Clitube Mr. :m. .IL• llT ewell Mr• ltalll$l' llfe'WE/Oft Mr• Ohtara, Q M• Cl'U111J> Mr. H. W• 'ft!ltP:'lf.Y Mr. o. M0 .lti!11ne11 Ml'. u. w. Ro··-~ Mr. G. :.t.• St¢lth Mr• A. 1!.• flill!.l; e, .i'l:r • Mr. R. ~. f~ff Mr• Willli!}.lll watt Mr. J. ll'• we:rne Mr. n. n. Seat Mr• A• A. li'lo;rci. Mr• :m. :.t.. S<>well Mr. D. L• Arthl.U' Mr. Joe Cuccia Mr. A. a. Lms Mr. DudlEV Johnson Mr. J. n. MassEIY' Cmdl'. C. w. Pierson Mr. Nick Pinter Mr. J. E. Murley, Jr.• Mr. 111. L. William~•. v.P. Mr. R. e. Me.Y• Mr. ~ Heraog Mr. Joe o. Helms Mr. J. P. Gold11chmid Mr. John Guthl'i e, l.l1 st. Chinn. Mr. l'l.q J. Coltharp, :tl 11t. Chinn. Mr. J. o. Conue:r. ntst. Chinn. Mr. J. E. R. Saunders, Dil!t Ohmn. Mr. m. &be'l.'t Acklen Ml'. Paul Boru Mr. A. J. Ce.:rte1' Mr. H. M. Olaytoa Mr. P • A. Ol~ton Mr. Ed\'iin Dal strom Mr. :Ro 'b ni l!li er Mr. :s. o.niwdle Mr. ii. ». ll'o:rc\Yee Mr. Charles a. Handly Ml'. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Ml'. Alwin J. Iveril!On Ml'. Robert w. l'hfll"r Mr. llannlel s. Phal'l" Mr. J. :.t.. Robertson Ml'. w. :.t.. Sharpe Mr. s. Shepherd Tate Mr. J. :D. Tenn1 son, Jr• Mr. Hearn !111dwell llr. Jtlll!le111 A. Walla.ee Rev. Harll'Y W1l11tlll!l• Also attending werer Mr. w. Gordon Morris, So:> ut Exeouti ve . Mr •. 'l'hurma.n J, Frashure, Asst. seout Executive . Mr. Wal thal.1 Peters. DI. strict Exeouti ve Mr, Clifford J, Nolan, Illst. Executive Mr. Robert M. :Bentle;r, D1st. Executive The Opening Ceremol\,Y was oo.nducted 'Iv Mr. Walthall Peters, with one scout participating. Mr .• Fnlle:r thanked the Explorers for serving the meal end al.so Mrs. llerrt and her staff, of the Memphis State College, tor preparing the meal, and he al.so thanked the Den Mothers for selling the tickets at the door. Mr. Fuller awarded a statuette to the C:ri ttenden Illstriot for having the most lnsti tutional. Repr•sentati ves present. When the count was mad• 1 t was tound that the Southeast D1 strict had tied w1 th the Ori ttenden Di strict on percenta«e, but the Southeast D1 strict graoefull;r withdrew and gave the statuette to the Crittenden llstrict. Mr. llUJ.ler presented the Chairmen of Special Committees who had served wing the year, these beinga Mr, T, Robert Acklen, Awards aiu~ Resolutions Committee, n-. James A. Wallaoe, Office Plannin,g Committee, Mr. s. Shepherd Tate, Conatituion and BT-Laws Committee, Mr. H. M, Grube, Inter llaolal Committee, Mr, :Lamar Newport, SUsta:tnlng Membership Committee, Mr. Hearn w, Tidwell, A!ulual. Meeting Committee. Mr. Fuller called on the District Chairmen to stand and to introduce the lnsti tutional llepre11entatives in their District tlhloh the DI.strict Chairmen did by asking all of the Di strict Insti tutionaJ. Representatives to stand. The following Dist:ri ct Chairmen participated ln this event1 Dr. JllJlles A. Wallace, presented the Northeast Di strict Insti tutionsl Representatives as Mr. J. R. Hurt, Jlistrict Chairman, wa.e out of the citlv" The other Chairmen were: Mr. John Guthrie, Northwest District Mr. lll!iY J. Coltharp, southeast District Mr, J, E. R, Saunders, M1Hise1ppi DJ.st. Mr. J. o. Conner, southwest Ill.strict Mr, Aubrq Spear, Crittenden D:l.strlct The movie, "Thq Aleo serve" was then shown 'tv Mr. C. J. lll'olan, llietrict !oq.)i.t lllxeouti ve, Mr. llUller called on the Chairmen of the Operating Commi tteee for a brief report a.s follows: WJ:!e Ad?AAo•mrmt Committee - Mr. J. P. Goldschmid, Chalrma.n. Mr. Goldsohmid referx·ed the members present to the printed report and stated that :ln 1956, the Advancement Cerami ttee proposes to give particular attention to Religious Awards. He stated that the objective of the Council will be to get «>1' of the boys to be First Class scouts in 1966 and to get advancement in rank in Cubs and Explorers on the basis of one per ;red. DPMqe Oomm' t\11 - Mr. w, L. Sharpe, Vice Chairman, reporting for Mr, R. A. Trippeer who is out of the cl V• Mr, Sharpe stated that Chickasaw Council ls :free ot debt. He fll:rther stated that the Council :Budget ls about double ~ihat it was e16Jlt ;rears ago and the membership is near1T double what it was eight ;rears a.go, He stated \hat the books of the Council hacl. been audited by Peat Marwick M1 tchell and Comparcy- and found ln order. He thanked ell the members who had participated in the sustaining Membership Campaign ll.lld th&G rheve l«lul d be a similar campaign in February and March of 1966 as the Chest has authorised an app:rcll.Ch to friends of scouting for financial. 9UPP0rt. -3- Q£ppi zAtion and Extpgion epmm\itee - Mr. Joe G. Helms, Ch!i!.irman. Mr. Holme referred 'i.e membere to Reports of Commi tteee for the reaul t on membership. He said, our loss 1n. ... embereh1p this yea:r ts due lsrgel;r to splitting of the Seminole Division. into three lllvisions. He sa1d, that the ob~ectives of the Organi~ation and Extension Collllllittee :for·l956 included eight (8) points: l. To enlarge the o. & E. Committee. :a. To conduct Charter Reviews. 3. To have i111pre1111ive Charter pre11entations. 4. !l'o recruit suffioient man power on mstrict and DJ.Vision levels to do the Job. 5. To devel0p a cultivation pl en and ~rlt schedule on. each institution. 6. Acoompll llh goals set, the goals be1Dti nine new Uni ts :for each month :tor the first five months of 1956. '1. Conduct good round.-up programe in 1966. a. lJo everything possible to develop a l:lO lapsed condition. :1.n each DI.strict and Di vi don. Lpd.ershi:p Tr!)i"ns; Ctmmt)tee - Mr • .,. Herz0g, Chairman.. Mr. Herz0g reported that the Committee had tried to reach eVf!rY scouter "'1th tr/id.Ding in the past yeez but thEV did not eucceed. However, he stated he wants to reach at least 60\'& of the leaders in 1956 and that the Negroes ~uld run on the •ame sohedul.e of training a11 the wh1 te11. He reported timt over 500 ladiea had a grand •11\Perience in the Den. Mothers Training Course held at Goldl!lllS.th' e. He emphasized that we l!IUet continue to train tOp leaders. Qapming @M Mt1Y1tieg Oommtttu - Mr. P. A. Clayton reporting :l.n place of Mr. o. A, 4tlt1nson, who was out of the c1 t;r. Mr. Oleyton praised Mr. Atltinson for the wnrlt ne had done a Chairman of the Act1 Vi ties Comm1 ttee. He said, the 1955 scout Show and 01rcu111 was the largest in the h1stol7' of the Council but an even larger show is expected in 1956. He stated that more ~.Ill p&.rt1c1pa.ted 1n Camporees than ever before :ln 1955 and that there was a :fine 1llcrease in' '9Ummer camping. Mr. Herbert F. Hemker showed pictures of the Osnoe Trip takea in Minnesota during the past eummer. These beautiful colored li!lidee were enJoyed 1\V' all. Mr. T. J. MoGuire, IIl, Scout Commiuioner, gave the Comm1ell1oner' s Report. He stated ~"' thiakl!I the Oouacil ie l!)tronger now than 1 t was at the beginning of the ;re~ dd the,t he felt very confident that the Council would make real progreu in 1956. . Mr. H. F. Hemker moved that the Oounc11 apply :tor a Charter :for the yeez 19136 t.rom the Nation.al Council, Boy Scouts of Alllerl oa. Motion wae eeconded 1\V' Ml'. Ho"6l'd M. Grube and Mr~' :a. D. JW.ler reoop1zed the scout Executive and the Execut:l.ve Staff of the Council md thanked them for the work thEV had done over the years. Mr. Jl:lller called on Mr. Joe G. Helms, Chairman. of the Nollllnating Committee, tor a report of the llfomf.nating Committee. Mr. Helms read the names of the Nollllnating Comllll ttee whl.ch t1a1 composed of Mr. Le.mer Newport, Mr. lloyle c. Nance, Mr. J. R. HUrt, Mr. J. :m. R. saunder11, Mr. Howe.rd M. Grube, Mr. l:l. M. Ola,vton, Mr. w. :a. Fordyce, and Mr. H. F. Hemker. Mr. Helms moved the nom.tnation :tor Council Members at :t.arge for the year 19136, per the list attached. These being the Act1 ve Member• of Ohickasaw Council. Motion was seconded w Mr. Hearn. w. Tidwell and canied. Mr. Helma moved the nomination of the.Associate Council Members as per the list attaOhed to these minutee. Motion was aeeonded 1" Mr. Alvan. F. Tate 1111.d uanimously carried. . - 4 - Mr. Joe G. Rel.me moved the 1101111nation of Officere and National .Council Represente.ti vee for 19 56 e.11 listed 'below: For President For Vice-l'resldent For Vice-President For V1 oe-l'red.d0nt For V1oe-President For V1oe-l'resident For Vioe-Presidl!!ll.t For V1oe-li're111ident For Treall\U'GW For seou.t Oolllllllssionel' For National Council Representatives: Mr. H. M. Olqtcm Mr. l'. A. Ola.rt.on Mr. n. D. Mle1' Mr. J aol!: P. Oold11clulli d Mr. Herbert 'if. H•el' Mr. F. Clyde Laml:!ert Mr. T. J. McGuire, lil Mr. w. L. Sh!'ll"pe Mr. ll. A. ~'rippe@ Mr. R. D. Nle.r Mr. Herbert F. Helllker Mr. R. O. Ma;r1 Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. :m. R. Saunder• Mr •. F. 1'. Tha;rer, Jr. Mr. Hear.n w. Tidwell Mr. lil. L. Willi !llllSOD Mr. J. M. Molnf.ght Mr. !f. J. McGuire, Ul The motion was seconded by Mr. Howard M. Grube. As Mr. Mler was a nomlne•· fol' the Preeident of the Council he requested Mr. H. M. Ola.vton to take the Ohair and put the motion. Mr. Olqton put the IOOtiea which was earr1ed unanimeu111,v' and then Mr. Nld r1.111Wlled the Ohair. Mr. Joe G. Helm• then moved the eleotion of the Executive lloard for 1956 as yl/Jl' the ll 11t below: M.r; ·!f; Robert AClCl en Mr. o. A. Atkinson Mr. Jerred Jlanchard Mr~ l'aul llorda Hon. Marion :Boyd Mr~ John :m.; bown Mr. A. K. ll\U'row Mr. Oliver :m; oath~ Mr~ !ll~lo:r Claiborne Mr; H. M. Olqton Mr; .l. .A. Ole,vton "R1W. .. J»D1el ·Clements Capt. J. o. Olif'to#t U!'M Mr. R~ J • Ool tb!'ll"p Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr~ 1i!d¢n llel strom Rev~ A• w. .D:l.olc Mr. :B. o. I»wdle Mri Don Drlllkard -Mr~ .J •.. A.. ... Jl'olt.z · Mt• w. J. Forc\YOe Mr. J. l'• Goldselunid Mr• l• G;; Goldllll1th Mr. Jack Ooldamt th Mr. Bowfil'dM; Gtll'lle. Mr. Oharl es o. RandlT Ml'. Joe G. Helms . ..Mr•·*e,rBiY'liOI Mr. l!1. J. Rouse Mr. T. G. IC1rkpatr1clc: Mr. F. Clyde Lambert Mr. Rot M. Marr Mr• R&Q!llond G, Mahal Mr. W. O,; Mllltll' Mots.on was se<Wnde4 w Mr. B. M. Grube. Mr. n>tle o. Nance Mh··J..elnar..Bewport- · Mr. Kennet.Ii w. O:rgl.11 Mr. Max l'1nkerton Mr. w. l!!. l'olle:rd Mr. R'l11111e1l Reeve• Mr. Elton A. llieves, Jr. Mr. Gaffey R.obet"taoa Mr. Aaron R. Sohal'ft Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. Alvan F. Tate. Jr. ·Mr. s. . Shepher¢''l'atif Mr. R. A. T:r1weer Mr. mancMt-4 ·Tuat Mr. Norfleet 'l'IU'Jiel" Mr. M. J. Vosse Dr. JeJlles A. Wax nev .. llarq W1·lll.allls Mr. Al van Tat~ stated that he tholl&ht we oU&Bt to :recondd.- Mr. J. D. Tenalsoa, Mr. Robert L. l:rwin, Jr., Mr. l'hU Emerick and Mr. Russell Perry as members of the :SOS"d tMll ~ - 5 - thtV had"mel!fbers of. the llloard in 1955. Mr. Tate then moved that these fo\IJI' men be placed on the l3oar4 :for 1956. 1'here waa DO eecond to the motion and the motion wall wi thdral:AI. tv Mr. Tate. Mr. s." Shepherd !!late etated that nominations should be perllll.ttd flla '1le fl.odt' and ile read Section IV, J\rt:iole 1 of the :BT-Laws to eup;::ort his po~tion. He stated the.t this :lly-Law m:l.~;ht \)e ec1nsidered oppressive and then he read a lettel" from Dr •. A.rtb1ll' A. Schuck, Chief Sucut u11;cv.t:l. Ve, dated November 8, 1954 regarding the nominations of Officers or Council Members from the flo~~ of an Annulll Meeting of a Council. There M»!l cons1.derable di "'cussion a11 to whether or :ooi(.the nominations could be made from the floor, 'but there was no action taken on 1 t, as it wo.11 considered from the letter of the Chief Scout J!ixecutivo of the Boy scouts of America that it was not proper to nomirmto moo from the flooll' :tor office or :for member11M:p on tbe :lib!:ecutive Eoax-d but that all nolllinations had to be !llU.bm$. tted to the )!fom:l.nating Gemmi ttGe of the Council ®nd th"V 1n tu:rn ~iould submit the nolll!mitions to the Council for eleetietn. Mr. C'Jlarles M. CrUi!I!) nominated Mr •. fie bert L. Irwin, Jr. to be a mooiber of the b:lard. '!here was no second 1md the motion was lost for the lack of a second. Mr. Joe a. llelms, moved that we confirm the District Chairm011 to be Mm1bers of the !leard for 1956 as per the lil'lt below: Mr. Tom l'. Mi tab.ell Mr. J. o. Conner :or. Jamee A. Wallace M:r. Jamee :E. A3'delo tte Mr. Adolph A. noyd Mr. Ji:ubi''111 v. Spear lw southeast »1 etrt. ct southwest Distl'ict lfertheaat llt. strf.ct Northwest llt. stnct Mi 991 seippi llt. strict Crittenden District Who motion was seconded 'IV Mr. H. F. Hemkel' and unanimously oar:ried. Mr. Jee G. Hel!lllll then preeented the new preeident for 1956. Mr. R. ll. Fu.1.161'• to the members of the Cow111il present. 'rhe Counoti Members {!P.Ve Mr. l!'ullel" a rising vote of appreciation fer the wo:rlt he had done du:r1~ the past. Mr. Mle:r .etated in hia l!hort add:rees that he looked forward to their help in careying on for an even greater f'utu:re tor Seoutiug in M~s ""th the help of every man who ie interested. f,n ~utb. Reverend Jlarr;r w:s.1u.am11, .Paster o:t R'@l'booca Melli>rial Methodlet Ohu:rob.. then gave the 11 Chal.lmc;e for the Year 1956". Reverend Williams said, when he cme here Chief MoJl'l.~ of the Juvenile Court told h1ll1 that he had not had aJJ1 active .l3o3' Scout in the Juvenile cou.:rt a.t the time Reverend ~lliams came to Memphis. Reverend Williams stated th.it he coi.U~ Mt ~ that now for he knew that scouts had been 1.n the Juvenile Court a.s he had four Scouts paroled to him now i;mil was work:l.ng tl'Ying to rehil.1:411 tate ~hem. He atated that be l'loe11 not thtnk that we have an orgi:mized ,Suven:\le 'iailg in Memphis. but that SCO•!tii.n, is ene !l!:rrganf,:,,atil')ll that could keep ft'Qm have .;tuven:l.le gan«s. and 1 f we :tail to di:) our o'IAl Job we '4.ll :f'ail net onl.7 the 'beys bu.t also the men. He stated that Memphis mu.st he.vs more ti>•~a. leade:r111 to do the Job for youth Mil that we must not tall ctile Soeutmute:r so !Seoutlng can get to the 'bet. lie me.de a. splmdil'l ad&'e1ts which wa.111 enJo7ed l\V' all present. There beiJ16 no mtw budnese the me~ng adjourned at 10115 1'. M. w. Gordon Mo:r:ri.a, Scout llllteoutive. MINUNES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD JUNE 24, 1955 1-B-d- The Ex:ecutive Boa.rd of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America met at 12:15 PM on Friday, June 24, 1955, in room 209 of the Peabody Hotel with Mr. R. D. Fuller, President, presiding. The attendance was checked by the Scout Ex:ecutive and the report is in the Attendance Book. The Invocation was given by Mr. Elton Reives. r'""i1r. T. J. McGuire, Scout Commissioner reported for the Camping and Activities Com- . mittee in the absense of the Chairman. Mr. McGuire stated that $1,035.35 of the 'f- .J,. ~ ' Capital funds had been spent by the Committee for the building of the new cooks quarters and 80 new mattresses at Kamp Kia K.ima. He further stated that this expenditure had been submitted to the Finance Committee and had been approved as a Capital expense. It was moved by Mr. McGuire that the Ex:ecutive Board approve these expenditures. This motion was seconded by Mr. :Elnerick and carried. Mr. McGuire .f'urther stated that the Health and Safety Connnittee had visited Kamp Kia Kima and that the camp was in the best physical condition that they had ever seen. He further stated that attendance at camp was ahead of last year. Mr. Gordon Morris introduced Mr. Robert Creamer, who has been employed to serve as District Scout Ex:ecutive in Crittenden and Mississippi Districts. He recommended the approval ·of Mr. Creamers employment. It was moved by Mr. H.M. Clayton that Mr. Creamers employment be approved. This motion seconded by Charles Crump and carried. President Fuller asked the approval of the Board for changing Mr. Lamar Newport from Chairman of the Ncminating Committee to Chairman of the Special Committee on Chest Relations. It was moved by Mr. Hemker and seconded by Mr. Grube to approve this change. The motion was carried. President Fuller stated that he had appointed Mr. Joe Helms Chairman of the Nominating Committee and had added to the Committee Mr. Howard Grube and Mr. Henry Clayton. It was moved by Mr. McGuire that these changes be approved. This motion seconded by Mr. Handly and carried. Mr. Helms stated that the Nominating Committee had met and had agreed upon five men to be added to the Board at this time. He submitted the :following five men and moved their election to the Board: Messrs. Jerred Blanchard, Max Pinkerton, Russell Reeves, Hearn Tidwell, and Dr. James A. Wallace. This motion was seconded by Mr. Phil :Ebterick and after same discussion on procedure it was carried unanimously. Mr. Helms nominated for membership to the Council, Mr. Sam Cross. The nomination was seconded by Mr. Fordyce and carried. Presiderrt Fu.ller presented the morrthJ.y budget corrtrol statemerrt copy attached. Mr. Helms gave the 0 & E Report. A copy is attached. Mr. Fuller stated that Aubry Spears had invited the Board to meet in West Memphis in October. There was a discussion with reference to the July and August Board Meetings. It was agreed without motion that there would be a Special Meeting to approve the 1956 Budget and to not hold regular meetings in July and August. Mr. Morris stated that the accounts at the Tri-State Bank should be changed from Seminole Divlsion to Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Inc. and that checks should be signed by regular Council officers. It was moved by Mr. Emerick that the account b'3 changed to Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., INc. and that those people authorized to sign Council checks be the only persons permitted to draw on the account. Mr. Alvan Tate stated that we should reaffinn the fact that this money was for Negro Canq:dng. The motion was seconded by Mr. B. c. Dowdle and carried. President Fuller asked that the Board go to Kamp Kia Kima on July 9 - 10. He said a notice would be mailed. There being no f'urt:.her business, the meeting adjourned at 1:30 P.M. Respectii'u]J,y submitted, ~4- Thurman J. Frashure, Asst. ScQUt Jilxecutive /-- 73-;L July 18, 1955 'fhe Iilx:ecutive Board of L'hickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America met in a special session at 12:15 P.M. on Monday, July 18th, 1955, with Mr. R. D. Fuller, President, presiding. A quorum was present. (See Scout Ex:ecutive 1s attendance book for those present. The invocation was given by Mr. Charles M. Crump. Mr. Fuller introduced Dr. James A. Wallace and Russell Reives as new members of the Board. Mr. Fuller stated that the purpose of the special meeting was to consider the 1956 budge·t and to hear a discussion on the bridge situation at Kamp Kia !Cima. // Mr. W. L. Sharpe presented the 1956 budget. Mimeographed copies were presented to each board member. Copy attached. Mr. Sharpe moved the approval of the budget as presented. This motion seconded by Mr. Handly. Mr. Charles M. Crump moved to amend the motion to show income as $8,000.00 from Crittenden and Mississippi $10,000,00 Sustaining Membership, $1,000.00 from miscellaneous sources and the balance from the Community Chest. Messrs. Sharpe and Handly accepted the amendment. Mr. Sharpe moved as an amendment to his original motion that $1,030, 75 be a:ppropr•ated from Capital Funds to purchase the list of Training equipment as per copy attached. The question was carried unamamous];y in the total amout of $99, Bll. 76. Mr. Atkinson stated that the Nickey Brothers Company, which operates the Tree Farm at Currier, desired to cut $5 - 6,oo worth of timber. He further stated that his Committee desired to use money to control Poison Ivy and make other improvements. He moved that the Board authorize the cutting of timber. No second, motion carried. J 1Jy . I Mr. Atkinson moved that Board appropreate $1,000 for the Timber Fund for Poison Ivy control at Currier. Motion seconded by Joe Helms and carried. 2. Mr. Fuller presented Mr, Kenneth Larkey representing the YWCA who made a long detailed statement on the land situation at Kamp Kia Ki.ma mth reference to a bridge across the South Fork. Mr. Atkinson moved that the Council lease to the Girl Scouts a strip of land reaching 199 feet from this present water front for as long as the Girl Scouts use this property as a Girl Scout Camp. This motion seconied by Mr. Sharpe with the understanding that after further study the Board migh'I; extend further up stream in the interest of tl:e Girl Scouts. This motion carried with Doyle Nance descenting. There being no further fusiness, the meeting adjourned. Thurman J. Frash e, Asst, Scout Ex:ecutive Tb.e Jl.:tilltlal li!eeti.n&; of Ohicka,s<~.i"' Council, :S. S. J;~,,., Inc. ;,'i'G,S held on Thill'sdc~r, DecB1111Jer 15t11., 1955 at 6:45 I). l"i• in the Cafeteria, of I•1etXlpl1is state Oo1leg:e~ Th.e follovrlng officers a-11d Council l1lcmbcrs .:ci,x1d· Insti tut:Lon.c..'1 lleprcse:r1-Ca.t:i.·res vrere pros cn"t: 14r. :Hc·rDert 1!1 • IIoruker, V.P. !Jlr .. I. G-. Goldsmith, V.P. £.11'. F. T. Thn~rer, V.P .. l,1:r. J.. i>i. ~1IcK11.izht, Tr ea.surer l·h.'o T. J,,. l~cG-uire, III, Sco·ut Oormn. Mr. J. Bledsoe Mr. Tnc'lor Eleii£oe l1Ir. Tt.\;rlo:r :Buntin, i..1r1~. J).u'br-s:r SpE)al' 1111".. J'.... II. llcw.~ ~i r.Ir .. 00.rlislo J?<:>:;e bir.. VI .. VI. P-o berts £.!Ir.. G·.. w"" Shill 1vlr .. !;tr. Mr. s. D. E. ;;,. Vti.Jl :Q;,\"ke Jl.. ';JillieJrtS ,,. r1. Br-u11so.n. f:ir. "i'l. l~. Erotb.erton l{r .. R. Jf. Welson, Sr. l\1r. Ho111rt,:r'cl Grt..1.be t•lr,. E. H. J:r Enve:Ll lvir. Le,,m~:i.:c lif GViJ?O rt ~,iir. Cl1®..t'l es ~L. C:rwnp iir'. }I. vr. Perry ltr,,. o .. M. Raines fill'. l~. 1;!. Xlc Ge0roi:tg$_1 14-r. G. L. Srcd th M:c. A. }!1,,. ~:1 a,te, Jr,. l'lf:r r> lt. L. To.~rlo::c tilr. r<'Jilli a.m \\[af'f Mr. ?Jlr • i.1r. T ". H. Ji.. "1 4• D. F. 1forne R. Seat ,(),.. JPloJrd L. So;,1-ell L. J\.r th1J.!' 1'1r' _. J'o e Cu.cci.r:t l•1r. A. C~ Le1t1i s lift'. Dt:.u112~r Joh.nson tifr. J. R. J::Io,s s~,r G111clr. C. Ii• Pierson Mr. llick Pinter 1.1tc. J.. E. 1«11..U'"'l ey, Jr,, , lie. :m .. 1. ;'Jill:l.nJHso11, \r.J?. 1'1fr. }i. C. lvl.::iJr s l{r .. Ray Rer·zog l·-1.:c. Joe G. Hc1.n1n lJ!r. J. P. Go 16.scluni d. lir. J'ol1n Gu·th.ri e, Di s ·t. Chrrin. r.tr. B.ay J. Ool tharp, Di st. Chrru:1. i11r. J. O. Con:o.e:c, ]):i. st. Cl!.mn. };lr. J. E. Il,. Sa.ttnders, JJj.:::;t Cb.nm .• liir. T. Robc:r·t AclderJ. lVlr • P 1::1 ul :Bo X' d2, M:r" A. :S.. Carter fix. tI. 1-if. Cln)/tO_li. l~l' • 1?. ; ... ~ Cl D~T t 011. l'!.J:'. Ed:v;in. Du_l "';,+:.:1.'(1m f:Ir. .Bob Lo zj, C:T !'1r. 3. C.l/J\10J,e 11Ir. ·;-/{,. :B. Fordyce Mr. C11;;:;,rl es c .. II~1ndl~r ~tc. Robert L. I:cwi.n, Jr. liir. AJ,rl'.fin J· .. Ive:rson lih'. Ii.o ·cert Vf. Ph.s.rr lvir. Sa.m.1101 S,. ·Pho~t'r Ivlr .. J. L. RoOe:ctson ?viT. w·"' L. Sharpe tvir .. S. Sl1ephercl Tate, 11r,, J. D. Ten.:o.:i sor1, Jr. 1,Ir. I{ earn Ti clwell D:c. James it. i;/D,J.ln .. ce Rev. 11a:rry ;1/ill i,;\;ns f4r. ~rr. G·ord.on £1iorrist Seo u.t E:x:ecuti ve 1'1r~ Oliffor·rl J'. l-1r. T::::.:Lc.r::.::.'-Tl J·~ 1'r2.s~-.:.urc, Asst. Sco11"t J£.xecu'tiv0 1~1r. ~Lc1:ert 111. :Sc:.1-CJ.,-,_. i1'ir. 1/<-:J. 4:t-i.:J.1 Peters, District :s~c'.cu.t:lve i,ir. :l!ll1ler t.1:J::::o.1ted tl1e :E~r_p1.ol.'ers of -~LG ;;; Sta.tc Oolle;~'.E-~, for pr Li ct~ lilxecuti ve Di ~;"t. i~:x:ec11ti vc In;.:~t.itut:tox\e.L J1e:p:ree.:;ox\tr ... ·tj_v-es "J.).resont. \fnen tl1.e couJ-it t:1cu:; made it wcv::; fo<:tn.C. t}uJ:C the Scu-the:;:,st 11.st:cict h.e.Ci'. t:i.1::.id 11f1th the Crittenden JJ':i.str:tct cnperc 1 Ottt t}1e So1Jilh.co,sli DiBtrict g.r-~cei\ll1;y vri'tb.d.re\·: a .. nCL srve th.e stEttu.ettf; to the Crittenden. D:Lstric·t. M.r. ll\J.ller pre$ented. Lh.~ci ChBir'1;.e11 ol SpeciaJ. Comntt ttees vJ10 hn.d st:1J'Ved t:he Yet1r, these being: M:c* '11 •• F~ot:iert .ti.c:(-;lon., ..?i.v;P"rds anC'L :H.esoJ:u .. t:i.o.ns Comrni ttee, ]Jr,, Ji::t.ines A. :'ia11D.ce, Office Fle,nni1i,g Comm.I ttee, 111r. ;;; .. Sl1e_pl1ard Gon~Jt:i. tu.ion. c~.nd J3;:r-La,,,,:s Co:nxn:t ttco, I'if::c. Ii. 1\lf. Gru.be, lritc:cc :.Hs .. CiiJ.1.. Cunllni ttee, t, l<Iz,;n111er;~!:i:1.:p Oomn.1i tt-ee, l11:r. to Bd'J.c1 to i:n.tx,06.t.i.ce tl-ie I.ti.stitu.t-.Lonel Rep:r>c!.~Jf;;.1-t<:t'ti":rss in their District .,,,!f1ich the :Cistrict G.hD,irrnen did 'b;;r D'lHtrict In;Jtitiutio::2J_ Re:p:resentatives to Gt<J21d. '1.1h0 following I.·'1.~1trict in th.ts even.t;: JJ.c. Je.rnos ..:1. Wa<Llz:tc0, r1rese.ntod the 1-\forth_sa.st J)istrict In:stitt1tj_o11c,_l I\.fr. J. H .• IJ11rt, District Chg.i:r.•,.12.n~ \°''c:;-s out of t};_e ·::::i The o Ch.;;:i,i:rmcn v:cre: D.Jl of the Cb.£d.1';'D011 I)8.T ti 1•il'. J. Goltb.a.rp) ;Scu.tl:.t)D.st Listrlc!·t irlr .. J,. o .. OonnE":r, .So'J.1.;h.~-Jest- J)l_st.rict X<lr .. 1.i.1J.'l:rc:;r Sps<E-tX', Ori t·t,onc;.01:. Di strict liJ.r .• J .. :E\ .tL~ s,.::1J.JnCLer' o) l~!i ~' si '.~: Dl :;1 t .. T.f.1 o rr1<; vi e 1 !>'lr .. ]\;,.11f;r CD,11ed on t.hB C~n.airD1en of tl1c Ope~c;::;,t:l:n.g foJ.lo;o;:.;~ tteee for .:::;_. 1:)1':1.e:f report o,;;_, ted J. ~ l;; o Gol C.sc}1'.-;i :'.L (!_, C.b.a,irn:H3.J:i. l1ir. Gold.nchrnid. refc~·1:'cd. the :.~,,r;.cl sta.t1::.d. tb.n;t :1.n. 1956, tll.e ttee :pro- .PO t308 to 'TC t:tc~.:O_c:·:r attc:n.tirH-:. t,z_; l~oli !).;:! ii..w,::;....rds. I:[i.?. ste,ted. t.b.o.t tl"1e o-:Jjoctive o:f the Co1rr:~cil 11i1.1. 'bs :l:n r,:-Ln}~ in Cv:b;,:; to ~!;et !JO';t of tr:.e ~., to be First 01-'.:;,::;r~ 0cotct~\ in 1956 <-:tnd~ to {:;ot 2C:_voJ1corn(-:nt [i,11.d Jjt~:.i?lorsr:3 011 t:h.e bc.~_LL"l of on.e :μ,_;;r 2-''82il'. Tir1n11cs.Gom~1itt0e - o u.t of t.he ci t;y--_. I/tr_. lif:c,, ·w. 1 .. Shal'pB stated 'i/'ict:1 Cha.irmo.r.;., reporting i'or i1tc .. ii .• t11t:1t Chi CouJ:1ci1 in :f:r00 of de'bt. Tri.pp eer i;v.1:20 furtb.er sto.ted tb.;:.~,t t.J.:..e G0nx1;:.:;i1 ct 1~.; ;;:;i,l:;o;_1t 8.01J.b1.e '.'.}'.'.a_t it '.:-"l''-B eigi"lt Jroo.Ts :::::.r:o D .. nd tf!.e :.r-.~:mCH.:o'.::'ship :ls d.cn.:'b1c \~·hr~-t it wE1s ei t ;vea.rs ae;o. He stated that t.he ·tx,ok:s of thf.!1 Cotlncil 1:i.a.d Deen p)J..di tea. Peat lvl<;'\I'1tJick J:1Ii tchell nr.ld Con~pnn_;y- and. fo·und in orcler. 1Ic tlLs:_n.lcocl eJ.1 tho rnembers wb.c · b . .s,d :participa.ted in the Sustai:o.i.ng ~10.a17:.iorthiI' Coitr_ps,i3;n. and. tlH2't . .:ij th.ere ·,.-;o·Jld be sin1ilo.I' C8.illpr15.g:o. in Fe"br11ar,y r:;,nd V!a.rch of 1956 El,$ the Ohoot ha,s EJ,ut.hori zed an a.~?proe.ch t 0 fri e:r.C:.s of Sco·u tins f0r f'i n.u.11c:i.BJ. sl1:pport. -· 3 - Ort;i:1ni za.ti o.n s_.nd~Jit<cte:o.si o:n Conuni t tee - l•l:t. J·o e G. II elms, GJ:1airJ11t1n. ~1r. Hclr13 ref eTr eel ""le mern'bers to Repor·ts oi' Gornmittce.~ for the result on rnein"bership. He s::.~Jd., oD:l' loss in . . embership this :.rcDJ~ i~~ cl\10 lo;re;elJr to spliting of the Seminole Division in.to tl1ree Divisions. Ile Ga,id, that the obji:-ict:tves oft.he Organi::~c-,tion ::i_.nd. E}ctension Comrnittee for 19:56 ir1clu.cled eight (8) points: 1. To enlar0;e the O. & E. Cormni ttee. a. To cor1d11ct Cha.rt ex' lievl 8\1/S. 3., Toll.ave irr.~pressive G11.s.rte:r presentations. 4. To recruit sn.fficie:nt man :power· on DiDtrict ::;_nd LJ.,ricio11 levels to do tho ,jo O. 5. To develop B. ct11ti VB~tion plo.11 DXld ''·1'!)r1:c schedule on each in.sti t1J.tion. 6. 1\.ccompliBh goals ~et, t11e gor:tls beir~tI rrl.ne ne\\' Units for eac11 rnonth for the fj.rst five mo11ths of 1956& 7. Cond:u.ct goocl ro1md-12p :progra:rns in 1956. 8. J)o ever>Jthing possible to develop a, no lapsed condition in ea.ch :DJ.strict and Division. Lea,dEJI'sh:t.JL.~T:rair.1inf; Com1ni ttee - lvlr. Ray 1Je:rzog 1 Chairmen. lvlr. Herzog reported that the Coinmi ttee l1a.d tried to rEll1ch every Scou.ter •1fl th training in t11e p0,st ;;ree,r Out tb.e;/ did :o.ot su.cceed. Ho·wever, he strtted b.e ·<,y;:J_ntB to r(:1ach at le<:1~1·G 60% o:f the leaders in 1956 and tl1a,t tl1e }Te~~roes 'i>iOUld r1m 011 tlle same scb.eduJ.e of trctining e1s the •4l1i tes. He reported tb.a,t over 500 la .. d.:i.es 11ad a grn:nd e:~pe:-r..,,ience in. the Den ~rothers Tra:inin.g Co11rse held e.t Goldsmith's. He en1'hn,si zed tb.at tve n1ust corltinlle to train top lea,ders • .Qarnping tuld Activities Co:.n1nitte.& - 1'Ir. P ... A.. Clay"toll re:portin.g i:n place o:f l,ir{> O •. A. i.1.tkinson 1 who wa.s 01..l.t of the city·. r.irr. Cla;y'ton _prEtlsed 1-i:C'., J1tkirtson for the work ht-; b.nd don<.~ .5 Chr"1i:rrne,n of th.s Activi t1£)S Comn1ittee. }Ie said, the 19S5 .Seoi.1t Shc1;J H.lld Circl1S wa.s the lB.rf;est in the history of the CoG.ncil bu.tan even 12.rger show is c.xpec"ti::3d in J.956. IIe sta.tea. th.e;t1 more bbys po.rtici:pD.tea. in Caxaporees th.o;r1 ever before in 1965 Dnd that tt1or·e 11:c1s a fi:ne in or ee.se in. g·ummer ccunp ing. Mr. Herbert .F. Hernl;:cr sl1owed pictures of the C2.noe Trip ta);:en. in ~4innesota. dur·ing t110 po.st ·.:;u.rruner. Th.cse Oeau:t:L fu .. 1 colored slides i:tere enjoJred by all. Ii.tr. T. J. ivlcGl1i::ce, III, Scol1t Gornmissioner, gave th13 Cormni~ision.c:c 1 s B.e~port. lie sta,tod h.e tl:d.nks the Counc:LJ. is ;;tro.nrer now thD,n it 11as o,t tl"le beg:inr.:i.ng of th.e yea!' E1.x1d. -tlvvt he felt vc:ry' cox1fident tl.1.D.t the Gounci1 viOu.ld ma,ke l'HDl prog:tess :1.x1 1950. l'/h'. !I. ]1,., Fiem.lter ruoved tha:t tl1e Co 1Jncil appJ,.v :Co r a. Cl1v,rt0r fo:r· the 'J~eax 1956 frora tl1e l{n;ti''.r""al Co,_:incil) Bo:;T Sc0·.1ts of A~r:. 12:r·j_co,. !1lotion w&,o seC0n.ded O~r lrl:r. Ro'-;Jt.t.rd 14 .. G·r1J.''oe nnd l;t;.:r. R. D. 1Pu.ller recogni;~cd the Scoi.1t E.xeCtLti ve DX:.d th,e E..-cec1J.ti ve St<'Jff of t.l1e Coun.cil &Xld. than.ked them for the work: they b.ad done over tb.e ;/021· s. Mr·. JJU11er coJJ.ed on. !<Ir. Joe G. Helms, Chairrn:311 of th.e Nontlna.ting Cornmittee, for ct report of tb.e Nornin.-:-1.ting Cornmittee,. .f;Ir. Helms res.Cl. the :na:;:es of the }fom.in.o,ting Cornntlttee wft."ich wa,s coraposed of fifr. Lar:~p,,r 1~·e\'J:port 1 Mr. L'o;;rle O. 11a11ce, 1•1r. J., 11. l-I\trt, ~4r. J., E. 11. S,3,uni.ie:cs, ivir. :Y01iiBl'd. f.1. Grube, lilr. E. 'Iil-i, Clc\y,.to11, ~Ir·. \-{,. B. ] 1ordyce, ahnd f1ir. }I. ] 1• I-Icrnl;:er. 14r. IIelm.s moved. the n.on1i.n<1tion. for Council l,fcn1b9rs e.t Lg,rge fcx· t11e year 1956, 1)0!' tb.o list att8,Ch.ed. Tb.sec Oein.g the Ac"ti ve !~en1bers of Cb.icks,srtir,; Gou.n.cil. l·1ction wa,s socond(;d 1Jy· X<ir. Hearn \'{,. Tid\vell o.TJ.d. oB.rrisd. X4r. I!elms moved t110 ri,oi:ni11a.tion. of the J\zsociate Co1u1cil lvierubers as per t11e li8t att~\.ched to these ruirt11tes. l-'10 ti on ·was second-ed OtJ Iu!r ... \1 ven F. To;te tmd Wl.a11imol1sl~r Ctl.rri od. Ivtc. Joe G .. Holrns 1noved the x1orn:tr1a.t1on of Officers r:i-nd. 1~·0 .. tio11;:11 Oou .. nc~~l J.toprcse.nte,t.i v-es for 19 56 E\S 11- sted f)elov1: Ifor President ] 10r Vice-Presidex1t For Vice-I)rcsiClent For Vice-Fresid.ont Fo1' ·v1c0.-Preside11'G li1or Vice-J?r,3;~'.i (Lent Fer Yicc~Presid.en.t 1!1or V"ico...Prosid.ent For Tr easttl' or 1Tor Scout Co~-nnrl ss:Lo:ner lJfr. H. iii. Cl.n.;;rton Mr. -""() . Ji. ton 1•1r. . R. lJ, 1!'1111 er ~1r. Ja,ck: P. Go ldscb1ni d lib:'. 1ter1)ert ]"I • :Hc1nk:(:r lvlr. :ff. CJ.3rcl0 La,tnbert ~1Ir. T. J. .lvlcGu:l re, III Ml"'. 1,.1. L. SJ:1<c:1rpe Mr. ll. .A ... Tripp eel" tvtr. B.. D. ]1..i.11 er l«ir. f1er"bert F. lierrilcer l><!r·. Mr. ];Ir. f.ir .. vrr. It. ,, "· J. L. J. Ill .. '.B1. T. Heaxn E. T .I.>. J'. Pt. T. J. lvia.ys 11o1)erts:on D .l.L • S2~u:n d.er s Thtryux·, J'r. v:. ;ri dvrell t0Ti 1.liB.ntson Iv:lcK.night M:cGu.:lre, III The motion was seconded by lvtc. Roi,v0Xd £ii. G·ru.~'Je.. As !v!r. JPu1ler 'i/9,S ~-:'!, nominee for tJ:1e J?Tesident of t11e Council lte reqnested t;Ir. }I. !'·1. Gleyton to ·ta .. ~,ce t;hc Ch.s,ir and pi.1t tht1 motion. filr. Cla(,rton p11t the 1notion wl'tich wa.:s carried ur1a,n:L1nously a11d .. tl1e11 M:r~ Fn.11cr restuned t11e Chair. l'-'l:C,. Joe G· .. Helms tl1er1 l'.r.J.)VGd the olection. of the :Executive Board for 1956 r:ts ;;er tb.o 1i st "belo·w: riir. T. Ro'bert .Ack:len L-1:c. c. 1,\.,. .i\.t1r:tr1son lilr. J erred Bl:xnchs.:rd. ?'4r. J? a,'!..11 '.Bo r da Ron. 14a.1·i 011 :So;;ra. JYir.. J ob.n 11;. Bro·wn. l1Ir. A.. Ir. 31..ti:·• .l"D 1fl D•Ir .. Oliver· ill. Ca the~r 1->lr. Ta,~rlor Clai OOrr1.e :VIr. H. ~11. Clayton ~4r. P. ,h .... Cl~·;rton Rev. I)gt:.isl C201ur;::nts Capt. J. c. Cl:l.ftori., UST f:!r. :H.B,;y J'.. Co 1 t1.1.<_:t:Cp l<lr. Cb.<::i.rles 14,. CruJr;p !Jlr,. Ekl.":in ~O:::tlstroni Rev • .P,,. i/f. Dick )·1otion "dEts seconded. lvir .. VIr • Mr. fl.Lr. 1'1r .. l•iT,. l·tr. Mr. M:r. Pir. lti:r. Ml·. :s. G.. L\J v1a1 e Do x~ Dri nl<:a1~ d. J. i\. Foltz J. B. JJ'orCyce -n . Go 1 clsch.1ni d I • CJ.. Gol dsrr.:i. th Ju.ck: Goldsrni th Ho·ward 111.. GruJ)e Oharl es c. Handly Joe G .. Helms RaY Hor sog :ru. J'. Ho11se T. G. Kir1e.fH3, tri clc F .. Clyde Lurnbert !vlr. ?~o;T 1:1. l<Ia.r:c 1-'Ir. Rc:\ymorid G .. ~1aht3.l Ivfr.. 111.. C .. !4illcr £1Ir. :COyl e G,, £Ls.nee 1'tc .. J,.12JnaT 11 E'Jtapo1·t ftc. X:on:neth ·w .. Orgill ti:tr. l,L::i,z. P:i.rJ::s:t"ton £1r .. ~1. I3 .. :Pollr":rd. lvtr. B:t1ssell Reeves li'lr. E.lto~1 A. Ri.evest Jr. l·lr. Ce,ffe~r l~o Oer·tson ~-h' • .rlEJion R. Sch~:"t!'ff M:r. ';l{. L. .Sha,rp e Itc .. .P.. .1 ,.t,:;.n 11. TD.tel Jr,. l"Ix'., S. Shepherd. T2,te ~1r ,. 'R.. l'... Tri ·:·:r_~:i e er t1r. Bl::':\.ncl1a..rd T'l1.al ~tc • No r f1 e 0 "ti '.fu.r 11 er i'-'1T. lJl,. J. Vosse Dr. J cu11 cs A. \1 c'-'::-{ Il ev,, Jia1~ry ~t11 li :1n1s J. D. 1.r. en.ni son, !1fr • E\ cf Lb.t: ]0<:R' d. s .. 2 5 - tlit?y ha,d rneff11Jers of tb.e :Board in 1955. lvir. T£t.te th.en raoved ·t}1z:~,t tl1ese four rnen. be ple,ced on the BoE1,rd. for 1956. Tb.ere -w0.s J:lo second to the motion &J.ld the n1otion 'l:Wi,s v1ithd.rc.\{,(l by rtir. T~:i.te. [ilr. S. Sb.E:vho:rd Ts~te st;;J..ted tbo.t r1.')rn:tn.:::.t:i.0n;:~ s11.o-JlC:. be. 1)errtl tteil :J:l\om t~ne !'1.oci.r end he read Section IV 1 ),r·ticle l of the 1Y-Lv,1,._1s to st1,:>:Jort I1is :ptitsi tJ.on .. ~He stated -~11at this By-LD.v1~mit,J1t be considered Oppressive and ·then he re1J.d o. letter from Dr .. 1\:rt:nur A. Schuck, Chief .Scout Ilxecu:Give, dated November 8, 1954 re ;arcling the nominations of Of'ficel'S or Council lv1embers from the floor of an Jtn:nual Meetin{s· of a, Co:._tncil. There i·;as cons:L d.er;,->.ble cii-c;;cussion a.s to whether or not tl1e r1ol1lin<::i,t1ons cottld. be 1nad.e from tl1e floor, but t11ere was no action taJ::en on it, £\sit 'das consiclf';red from the lette.r of the Chief Scout I!.tx:ecutive of t11e Bny Scou_ts of America thn.t it \1as not proper to nomin2.te 1nen from tl1e fl0or for o:ff':lce or for membership on the Executive l3oarcl 1iut that all nominations had to be submitted to t11e }Jorninating Committee of the Council o.nd t11ey in turn \liouJ.d sttbmit the nomina.tions to the Council :for election. fifr. Cl1nTles l<'l. Crtun:p nominated l>l:r •. Hobert L. Ir,;tin, Jr. to be a. inember of the boEJ_ra.. There ·w.::1.s no second tmd. tb.e motion v1f\s lost for tl1e la.ck of a. second .. Mr. Joe G. Helms, movea_ that we confirm the Dlstrict Chairmen ·to be M<'11l1ers o:f the J3oarcl for 1956 as per the list below: >Ir .. Tom P. 1:1:1. tchcll 14.r" Jr- 0.. Co ri.n F.:r ltr'.. J arncs 11,. ~\rDJ.l:}.c e rvrr. Ja ... W.(;S E .. i\;yO.e.lo t.te 1vir. A.clolph 1\.. Flo;<rd. ~"'" l';.:., ~ .So11th.0D,st J)istr:i,ct So11th:weet :Ot strict J:Torthe<:ist District 1Tortb.we~;t ID .. stI'iCt t''Iississi:ppi Di'.:;tr:i.cti Crittenden Dif)°C:r:icii l1fr. Joe G. Rcln1s 't1:_.Jn l)X'P<)~~r_;'.:;9(1_ the nr".,' p:ccsiden.t for 1956, !Yl:r. IL. :;J,, F1JlJ.c::r 1 to tb.0 :ner::10er0 of the Cou.ncil pX'r'-se.n:t" Th.e Cr.>\J2:1ci11lc.ir10e:cr;; e;:-xve ~11T .. Jf\t1lr::.:c c-. ::.'t vote ')f ociv.tion1for ~;he ·wo1~k 11e l'1:J,d done d.uri.ng· the past. 1ir. JT'Ull0:c s°bD,ted in }\is s}~:.ort &,dd.l'ess tJ.1;.;~t h.-e 1001.-;:ed. fOJ."vJE\l'd to their b.elp in_ ca.1"r;1 ix1.g on i'o1· an even. f;'.1'.'oo;te:r futuJ."e for Sco11tin.g i:-:-1 ~ifernphi s 1;Vi 'tJ:1 tl1e l1elp of cver~r n1n.:.1 v1.hc" i '" intc~:rcsted in. ;:routlJ ... il0hrtll cl'.(;(:"l for tr.~e 1956H+ lleverBn.d D;;d.d, v1l!.en he C<,:rD.e b.erc 01;.ief Mo~tl(1;?' of n .. rv; e .. ct:i.VG Sco'lJ.t in t11e Jn."'teJ;.ile Cortr"iJ Iloverer1(L \-f11li<.:;,ff,s st;.:.:.ted thu,t b.o coulc1 11ot t1"1e Ju.;ronile Court told, l1i1n the;t b.e ho..CL not hcct_C'" 2,t the tLtne R~vorend 'H:1.111erus came to 1J.ten1pl1is. G<.'-':l that novr fol' }:10 th<::-.,t Sco\.1ts had 'bee11 ir1 the J1,1vcnil0 Con:t't -'.-:O.S b.e Y.u:". .. d fcl~l~ .Sco-1J.ts paroled. to h:t.1n no to( ~\ri.CL \'19.-8 \,'Or.l:-;::L.n.g tr.~/in); to reh.e.Oili ta,te them. IIe 0ts..ted. tllD,t; b.c doc:s r;.nt think that 1.--re l:t;:-1.ve a,tl ju.vc:o.:11e g:J.ng ir1 l1lcrnphis, ~Jut th::tt Sco1 _ :t"tin"{; is 0110 or~~;t<ni~ .. ;;_:}_tion th.8 ,t ccH_,_Jd k:cep fron1 ht'.'f0 ju.v·cn.:l.le g~:1-JJ.gs, :L:f' ViB 1. to do otu~ O'W.D. jo"t} ·e ·10.11 fc-:d.l no-~ th.s s 'bt1t o ... 1~1') t}).e ;non,. Ile st.a,ted th;::i,.t 1-.1e;np1r.:lti nn;1.st h.,:;i.:ve ::ctore t2'0,i11ed lea,de:r;?; to Ji'.) th(--) job for ;/ou.:th <:')1d ·that ·i,,.,re :nr~st not fn,il .the Scoutmos:rt»eJ: so Scouting cox·:. [:;ct to t11e b.J}"'" He ;npde D, en ::.id. uC.clre:::~s v:b.ic11 w.::-.i,s enjoyed prE)sent,. There l~ ::s:p st.fb1ni tted1 1/: /eili!:tiil~ef::W•t/ wl•W .7§!1i•<<-•·,... Vi. Gor:don 1-lorris, Scout Jf:X:cc'tl ti >ie. 41 i ~ I ill 'Ill> ·!la ~ ·~ ..,. • '\t .. ~ (# ~ I::.·.·. * i "!$ 'I w i))$ I . • (# ~ J 'fP, ~ '~ ..... 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L rJ. ~a l/~L- ; At the Anlll\lli\l RtileQgnitien Dinnor of Ohickmsmw Council, Boy $0Quts of lw!eriet,, h•1lli at ~mphis Stl,l;'l;e CollogB, four members of too Coun¢il were ewgrned. tho highest hen!W tho Council o@xi b1Mttow. Thi!!! 11.1Nmrd is kswn a~~' Silver l!Mvor imd is liUlnuli\lJ.w' .ttwru:ded to m. Slll¥tll g'tl'O'llp of 111en who haft :rend11red outstanding $al'Vico to ba.rhood in thlll Oounc:l.1' & 11.relll. which 111 :lh@lb;r (lmmt;r, T0noozsoo, De Soto, Tate, Panolt!\ CQUntios, Misois@ippi !!llld tho eatit!iml hlillf <>f Ori ttl!ilnd.on Countzy', Arkansas. ·~J;r • T • '.nobert Allll:lo» ilil Cheiniui of the Awru:dti & ]1$$<>.'.l;utionm Gammttteo ef tho O®:l'lcil, which Oonmiittoe ll!l!M:le the awe,rd!i! which wore ap}WQV!ld by th@ ~oentive 1\loard. ThiJ> feur Se!'!tttore 't'ho :reeeiwd thiiJ i;;ipal honor ll\l'G :Mr. 11. D. Fuller, J?res:Ld'*nt• Chiclra.saw Council, Eo;r Scout~; of .Am.orioa full'. JU;mieth h'u!ll:p.hrl'l;Y'a, Seotttmrusti:ir of Troop 45, 1SJ>0nsor111d by the Cii:nt:rli\l Chrlstilillil Chureh .. Mr. J<imot11 L. Rcibertlllmi., Viee-Priisidont, Chiok@.mi1.w C<:>uno:l.1 1 of Wlilst flili»nphis, Ark. Mr. c. A. Atkil:li!Ol'.11 Chaiman, (lqping & A etiviti01l Comm:!:M:.0e, Ohieka!law Council. all P:resii-ant of the O.ouneil. For llll1lXJY yel!Ars Mr• hllor halil serwd ths youth of th!! ~itzy- t.l:i~ll lleouting and in oth@r field!!. Fl® Stil:rftd Ml Vioo-J.1reaident of the Ooul:1<1:il for th:r~) Y*iru:1;1, !!1S Choi:rin• of tho O';zg®nililati0n & lilxh©nliilio:n Ganll!litt'ile Rogion 5 :roeoijnizlild his fino ll!~<le to ywth by p:rosontiDtX the Silver Antelope Ae:rd to hinl in 1954 l!'l.t .T&llll:l!on, i1iafl, Thill :!.s the highest m:wam which the :il\i)gion e11ll .iive. Mr. li'lltll©r h41ll reQeiVt>1l lil!RlJY honors, :l:nelud:Lng th<!} plkique fl'Qll'l t •. he Vetlil:ranm of l1'ore:i.g7il w~u:-s &Iii "The J'!o;rs• hst Fl'i0>ndtt• Fl'1l ls Past.-l?rBsids.nt of blam -2- Board of Trusto®ll of Ilardin,~Oollego. H!!J is owner ot' the Fuller lllinemetrli: Service, 85 5 rJ.i:1i!<in Aw. Mr. Ken:n'ilth rtwllph:reys, 7'!51 Goodlett AV0•; !loout;master o'f' '.l':ro1>:p 451 sponso:red by' the Central Ghrili!tian Chur<ili, 1.mtered !lQcmting in 1957' .!\lld has lilel;"fed of '.l'roop 45 for 11i:mim y<iars, haw sol"l\"..:l. as Gh~1irmlill:l of the Smttl:w10.et Distriet Training Oollllllitt00 for thrae years in !\l}ldi·&ion to his 11orv:l.e0 with his '.l'X'<>op. rI111 eomplot<*l hill Woodb~e Training in 1954 1uid is one of ·tho few men in ~K""1!lphis who he.Ve won this honor. Ho iii! a memb®? of tho of'f:l.oial board of his <fuu:r<1h, is icm engi'!'lffr with tho li:ll.ll!k@ye Ootton Oil Oo. !'U'ld :I.a a member of the l!:tlgineer' s Olub of 1i!(;Jl)plli11. l''!lfml'd of 45 year11 in S.oouting. He beo&e H Scout in 1912, just two years li\ftor the B<zy" lleout:..a of lUllerioa was organ111ed, ~d is now a Viee-.Pre11ident of OhiokHl!l;aw CW1'1oil. lii:i ha11 1101/Vmd in maw po11ition11 inoludi'llg membership on th1!l El!oe11tive :Bortrd, lli11triet Comm:isl)lion<11r, Troop COl11llJitteo111!'U'l a:nd In1:rt.ituti,onal Represecntiativo. I:n aru:J:ition to his aorvit1'1ti& in Ghiekaaw:w Council Tut!'.'. Rel:lei•tao:n h~1w wo:rk0d for youth thl'01:lgh se,mti'.!llii in Tena, K11111tuoq and !lJ~i.nois. Hn is a l'mst Prwilident of the W1~st N&1!llf1hil'I Retll3/Y Club aml ii; Looi?J. Rop;r,1\looi:rtative in Critl\end11n Oounty for '.l'he ~uital:llo I,i:fe ~llll\tl?ffJJ:oo Soei<'l'izy' of th"' United Ste:lios. )Kr. C • A. ll.tldn11on, l40li\ Shad®wl111wn., Chaim11ll of the C@1!lplng & Aoti vi tios C®lmittoe of OhiokHllttw Osunoilt i.;11 a S®utor who hHa :!!plendidl;r served in :i:nmerous capae:tti•ilHS i:ntlluiling Troop Oommittelll!lliin, Oh!l.iI'lll!'U'l o't' thlil Xt•oop Oolllll!ittee, Institution&. l Reiirosant.Htivo, Mt.:illlher of tho llllrooutivclll Board, llisti>ict Oowm:is1:1ion11:r, Ge-n•~rtll Gh!\i:rrum:n of tho Bo;r Scout Show & Oirous, Ohlil:!.rm!'U'l of the l!etivitios CQID..mit ·!;r<e of the Southwest Dilltriet. 1Ji!(lor his l©~l.ex•ship the CElll)ping & Activiti<ils CO!l!lllitt•ie> o®n'ies ol'.l all of th111 11,otivitios o:f' the (')ouno:tl and the camping progrlWll! «tt "11 fiV0 ®t' tho o"'1!lps operated by' the Oennoil, Camp Otw.wior, K!'llll:ll 1\1& Kima, <'k~mp Fullar, O!lll1p h;wn111!il !'U'ld (ll;mote:rr,1 ~e. li!i> is $u.P..&t.Htion Supex'intlilnd111nt 1i>f the Memphis J,il!fht, ~13 & Water iiivi®il'iin~ 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 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Meetings 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/f82f4985ed379200b01ff94bed0ddd7e.pdf 5cddf19fe50d2386a36067da99838453 PDF Text Text '' AN OPEN L.ti.:, T ~~H TO .tiVERYONg IN THE NORTH DI I~IOJ THE ENTRAL DIVISION TH£ SOUTH DI ISI N F CHICK 0 AW COUiCIL, OY SC UTS OF For a number of ears Chic k .,a Counc 1 ha been tui:l;ylng nd me£u1s to bri. the Sc outing p OfP'' m r c h· r c ter build ng nd c i ti Z€\n~hi p tr ain.t ng .t'C 'rao.:re nd m.or e Negro b • ys but t he r e au ts a h i c:ved h ' ve not been :u ti sf c tol'.'Y · In 1954 pl y we.a a.ppr ved b ha Lter l . • 1 e , th ' E; ecutive · a.rd and t1 Na tl n 1 Coune 1 wni eh, in my judgment , 11 ins 1re b tte • r e u l t .. eopl e av not understo d tne plan a d h pm'OO e it . id. g mor gro bo s . Ad ver se c ent has pp a r -d in J.'fegro p ss · d numb · r f le tters crt tiei zi g tne pl n ve :reee1v d by t he Council m iQ.ame h b·en pr· ominent in the pr and the lett r I · m ri ~i ng t his letter t ~~e · n~ po 1t1on el ar in t he :m tter . !(! . on , ;;~h1ch First, I w nt you to knov the pl · , 1955--here it i s· . Jan ~ ent Into f'fe c t 1 .. The old Semi nole JJ:ivlsion no onger exist ... ; 1 t h s . een cl vided' i nto three Divis o.ns vhic h ar Divis' on , Centra l · iv 1 ion , 8outh ivL. i n . T e · of th three · i v:l sions is .3he by Count ~ Toru . ii.. member o f th profcseional taff 1~ a ss g ed to eaah Divi ion wltte the ti le of D1vis1on Ex e uti v:e. In eac h Division t' e:r is n, elected ,Che.1r.n 1 Vic .. Ob.ai r man , Division Commiss one i also Opera.ting ommit t ee Chai .man e 0 ; 2 .. · fne Negro un ts in the territor y outsLt) f Shelby ounty (which I formerly served} will be served by the hi te District ~xec *tlv sa red to ~ h terr1t r • er he rill l white uni ts . J o At the pr- sent ti me t he o ffice t 544 Beale Av e . will c ontinue to serve ALL N· gro unit and a ~ t~ er eto.ry i still employed t this Of fl C.t • 4. As in the past 11 tho three egro 'iv1 lon ··xe cuti "rn s and t he four whit Dtstr ict Exeontives wi.11 wok under the di:Tec tion o t he S-out ,Ex cuti e and h o As .. istunt S c out L:x e c utive , v1h.o is Staff 'irector . ' ec nd , N w that you'have the pla~ I Wfant you to kn w: Ti at I am 100% inf vor of the plan a e.m ~ rkin, to t h bet of: my a.b i.ii IJ.'Y ta brlng it into ef fi e ! n t op€ratio ~ .~ n t .. e C_e ntr al Division to whl c:h I am assign(d . ' . �,. T at 1n c e I am the .. ubjeot 0.f some ot the · letter o.n·'I the ne s - pa.pv!' rtlcles , in which it w ~ s inferr d that I have been mistreated, I want you to kn.ow that I h"~v e no t been mistreated but have been 2~-0 t (;d f 1 1:· ; that I had an · C!'ea e in a.l ry of Jan . l , 19 r.'.; that I have t:e same title as the ot:e · N gro nembers of the Staff "Dlvislon -xe eutive ~ n mhat 1 eel i t i s b tt ·r t h ~. c tnre u Division (or mo ' e , f nece::::l':.!a.ry} so that great er numbur o.f boys w· 11 ha · e t he ben fits of Scout lng u T' t I arne e tll , ak you to u e your es eff rt· to 1ork wl th and fa:r t L.~ plan 1n you · Dlvisi.on , an to briug 111.b out full and compl te ttnderst ndin of th r c t that the p an is ad op t ed for o a purpos and on purpo. · only-to ~ tt. r serve t he regro boy of o ounci .. Your help in brin.1 g ·bout more and be t or S c outing f r t h t hous .. ds of b J h o want and n ed •. eout tr i ng i 11 be gr ea t l y ppr o:t·a t e d . Si cere l y yours , J• ~ Be ch~ ·p , Divis on Lxe cutl ve , CentPal Di vision . � 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 ' ' F CHICK AN OPEN L.ti.:, T ~~H TO .tiVERYONg IN THE NORTH DI I~IOJ THE ENTRAL DIVISION TH£ SOUTH DI ISI N 0 AW COUiCIL, OY SC UTS OF For a number of ears Chi c k .,a Counc 1 ha been tui:l;ylng nd me£u1s to bri. the S c outing p OfP'' m r c h· r c ter build ng nd c i ti Z€\n~hi p train.t ng .t'C 'ra o.:re n d m. or e Negro b • ys but t he r e au ts a h i c:ved h ' ve not been :u ti sf c tol'.'Y · In 1954 pl y we.a a.ppr ved b ha Lter - l . • 1 e , th' E; e cutive · a.rd and t1 Na tl n 1 Coune 1 wni eh, in my judgment , 11 ins 1re b tte • r e u l t .. eopl e av not understo d tne plan a d h pm'OO e it . id. g mor gro bo s . Ad v e r se c ent has pp a r -d in J.'fegro p ss · d numb · r f le tters crt tiei z i g tne pl n ve :reee1v d by t he Council m iQ. ame h b·en p r· ominent in the pr !(! . and the lett r I · m ri ~i ng t his letter t ~~ e · n~ po 1t1on el ar in t he :m tter . First, I w nt you to knov the pl , ;;~h1ch ent Into f'fe c t on Jan ~ · , 19 55 --here it i s· . 1 .. The old Semi nole JJ :ivlsion no onger exist ... ; 1 t h s . een cl vided' i nto three Divis o.ns vhic h ar Divis' on , Centra l · iv 1 ion, 8outh ivL. i n . T e · of th three · i v:l sions is .3he by Count ~ Toru . ii.. member o f th profcseional taff 1~ a ss g ed to eaah Divi ion wltte the ti le of D1vis1on Ex e u ti v:e. In ea c h Division t' e:r is n, elected ,Che.1r.n 1 Vic ... Ob.ai r man , Division Comm iss one i0 ; also Opera.ting ommit t ee Chai . man e 2 .. · fne Negro un ts in the territor y outsLt) (which I formerly served} will be served by the ~ xec *tlv sa red to ~ h terr1t r • rill l white uni ts . f Shelb y ounty hi te District er he J o At the pr- sent ti me t he o ffice t 544 Beale Av e . will c ontinue to serve ALL N· gro unit and a ~ t~ er eto.ry i still employed t this Of fl C.t • 4 . As in the past 11 tho three egro 'iv1 lon ··xe c uti "rn s and t he four whit Dtstr ict Exe ontives wi.11 wok under the d i: Te c tion o t he S-out ,Ex cuti e and h o As .. istunt S c out L:x e c utive , v1h.o is Staff 'irector . ' ec nd , N w that you'have the pla~ I Wfa nt you to kn w: Ti at I am 100% inf vor of the plan a e.m ~ rkin, to t h bet of: my a.b i.ii IJ.'Y ta brlng it into ef fi e ! n t op€ratio ~ .~ n t .. e C_e ntral Division to whl c: h I am assign(d . ' . ,. T at 1 n c e I am the .. ubjeot 0.f some o t the · letter o.n ·'I the ne s pa. pv!' rtlcles , in which it w ~ s inferr d that I have been mistreated, I wan t you to kn.ow that I h"~v e no t been mistreated but have been 2~-0 t (;d f 1 1:· ; that I had an · C!'ea e in a.l ry of Jan . l , 19 r.'.; that I have t:e same title as the ot:e · N gro nembers of the Staff "Dlvislon -xe eutive ~ n mhat 1 eel i t i s b tt ·r t h ~. c tnre u Division (or mo ' e , f nece::::l':.!a.ry} so that great er numbur o.f boys w· 11 ha · e t he ben fits of Scout lng u T' t I fa:r t L.~ ttnde rst and on arne e tl l , ak you to u e your es eff rt· to 1ork wl th and plan 1n you · Dlvisi.on , an to briug 111.bout full and compl te ndin of th r c t that the p an is ad op t ed for o a purpos purpo. · only-to ~ tt. r serve t he regro boy of o ounci .. Your help in brin.1 g ·bout more and be t o r S c outing f r t h t hous .. ds of b J h o want and n ed •. eout tr i ng i 11 be gr eat l y ppr o:t·a t e d . Si cere l y yours , J • ~ Be ch~ · p , Div is on Lxe cutl v e , CentPal Di vision . 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 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 Letter from Beauchamp re Dissolution of Seminole Division Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA 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/ Beauchamp Letters Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/42ef478f6b9ae072342c5e7a9c9f8e29.jpg acd158e94d8aecd51ea2a777c343ea5e https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e12b0ea0b57e40e2d6a3939b90f8a0c4.jpg 092c1996d8c84c9f7eef1fd1f7f1b395 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 Sashes Description An account of the resource This collections contains scans of sashes. Some Items contain multiple sashes from that same year. Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. 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 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 Kia Kima Camper Sash Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Emblem (Sash) Memorabilia Patch https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/6e38e24093d4a2a51f58b5040761def8.pdf b64cbe8ee32dd4629b9a87621807f948 PDF Text Text ~ r· . 1 AJA(/../ J-'" . REPORT OF COMMITTEF,S • CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ~ Memphis ·State College 0~~41._~ December 15, i955 ~ t45 (j . ~hu,. Tennea~~ f\ ee_,( Jn r ( /e /-11- I �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B,S,A,, INC, MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1955 OFFICERS Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr, R, D, Fuller 0, H, Coay I. G, Goldsmith H, F, Hemker R, D, Mc Lendon E, A, Rieves, Jr. F, T, Thayer, Jr. E. L, Williamson J, M, McKnight T. J, McGuire, III W, Gordon Morris President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Ex:ecutive CHAIRMEN COMMITTEE Mr. J, P, Goldschmid Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping & Activities Constitution & By-Laws Finance Health & Safety Inter-racial Leadership Training Organization & Ex:tension Outfitters Public Relations Sustaining Membership Mr. T, Robert Acklen Mr. C, A, Atkinson Mr. S, Shepherd Tate Mr, R, A. Trippoer Mr. R. C, Mays Mr, Howard M. Grube Mr. Ray Herzog Mr. Joo G, Holms Mr. J, P. Goldschmid Mr, M. J. Vosse Mr, Lamar Newport DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Mr. J, R, Hurt Mr. John Guthrie Mr, Ray J, Coltharp Northeast Northwest Southeast Mr, J, 0, Connor Mr. Aubroy V, Spear Mr, J.E.R. Saunders Southwest Crittenden Mississippi MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Paul Borda A, B. Bowman A. K. Burrow J. D. Carruth Oliver Cathey H, M, Clayton P. A, Clayton C, M, Crump Edwin Dalstrom A, W, Dick B, C, Dowdle Phil Emerick W, B, Fordyce Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr, c. C, Handly W, P, Halliday A, E, Hohonberg E, J, House R, L, Irwin, Jr. F. C, Lambert W. C, Miller D, C, Nance Russell Perry Samuel s. Pharr G, P, Phillips, Jr, J, L, Robertson Russell Stadelman Mr, J, L. Skinner Mr, A, F, Tate, Jr, Mr. J,D, Tennison, Jr. Rabbi James A. Wax Rev. Harry Williams Mr. W, L, Sharpe Mr. Jerred Blanchard Mr. Max Pinkerton Mr. Russell Reeves Mr. H, W, Tidwell Dr, J, A. Wallace Capt. J, C, Clifton �PRESIDENTS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, MEMPHIS 1 *Mr. Bolton Smith B, S. A. INC, TENNESSEE 1916 - 1917 Mr. John B. Edgar 1918 Mr. A. L, Parker 1919 - 1920 Mr. c. W, Butler 1921 - 1922 - 1923 *Mr. John T • Morgan 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 lfMr, John E. Roberts 1928 Mr, James Seddon Allen *Mr• Edward M, Salomon *Dr. J, c. Ayres 1929 1930 1931 Mr. C, T. McCabe 1932 Mr. J, W, Gates 1933 lfMr. A, D. McWhorter 1933 - 1934 ,'l-Dr. W, R, Wallace 1935 *Mr• 1936 George P, Phillips Mr, C, Arthur Bruce 1937 - 1938 - 1939 Mr. Abe Scharff 1940 - 1941 Mr. Henry M, Clayton 1942 Mr, P, A, Clay-ton 1943 - 1944 Mr, A. K, Burrow 1945 - 1946 Mr. W, 1, Sharpe 1947 .. 1948 Mr, Alvan F • Tate, Jr. 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 Mr. Charles M. Crump 1953 Mr. R, D, Fuller 1954 - * 1955 Deceased '------------------- ------------------- ��THE BEAVER SILVER AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD *Dr• Mr, lfMr. *Mr, *Mr• Mr. J. c. Ayres 1931 C, T, McCabe 1931 George P. Philips, Sr. 1931 John T, Morgan 1931 John E. Roberts 1931 Harry Webb 1931 *Mr, L, R. Forsdick 1932 *Mr• A, D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Ben B, Coffey, Jr, lfMr, Walter L, Gray *Mr• George Wood Mr, F. Joe Flanagan *Mr• Robert G, Ramsay, Sr, 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 Mr, Edwin Dalstrom Mr, R, Von Steinen 1937 1937 Mr, C, Arthur Bruce Mr. C, H, Church 1938 1938 Dr, B, E, Jacobs Mr, Abe Scharff Mr, Bob Dozier 191+4 19h4 19h4 Mr, Guy Boyer Mr, Joe G, Helms 1945 1945 Mr, T, Robert Acklen Mr, Bruce W, Ewing Mr, J, Brady Wiley 19li6 19h6 1946 Mr, M, M, Huckabee Mr, E, C, Grissom 1947 1947 Mr, A, B, Carter Mr, W, L, Sharpe 1948 19h8 Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr, 1949 Mr, C, W, Rittelmeyer 1949 Mr, Jack P, Goldschmid Mr, Harry Simpkins Mr, Phil Elnerick 1950 1950 1950 1939 1939 Mr, R, C, Mays Mr, Howard M, Grube Mr, J, D, Tennison, Jr, 1951 1951 1951 Mr. H. M. Clayton Mr, Alvan F. Tate, Jr, 1940 1940 Mr, A, K. Bi.lrrow Mr, J, G. Gates Mr, I, G, Goldsmith Mr, E. C, Berry Mr, N, G, Paddison 1941 1941 1952 1952 1952 Mr. P, A. Clayton Mr, W. P, Halliday Mr. F, L. Christenbury 1942 1942 1942 Mr, F, T, Thayer Mr, George Phillips Mr, M, L, Martin 1953 1953 1953 Mr, Herbert Hemker Mr, E, 1, Williamson Mr, H, R, Blackwood 1954 l95h 195h *Mr• Joe Hopper Dr, T. S, Eliot Mr, J, s. Allen *Mr, John A, Angus Mr, Charles M. Crump 1943 1943 1943 lf Deceased �WE CAN AFFECT THE LIVES OF BOYS ONLY THROUGH T1-IE GOOD woru<:S OF DEVOTED VOWNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TMIN AND INSPIIlE THEM Ben B, Coffey, Jr, Dr. Howard Curl R, Von Stcinen *E• K. Leach *Joo Hopper Miller C, Johnson c. H, Church J. L. Trindle, Jr, Russell Peete J, Brady Wiley Phil E, Emerick Nod C, Cantrell J, Charles Cotton J, J, Jones Hearn Tidwell Hope H. Ford Lawrence Lowell J, Granville Gates Forrest Mettweiler Emory Ward F. Joo Flanagan F. T, Carney 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 19/iO 1940 19/iO 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 19h2 19h3 19h6 SCOUTERS I KEY Miller"11.""H"ii'C'kaboc R, L. Irwin, Jr, Dr. B, E, Jacobs C, W, Rittlcmcyer Bruce W, Ewing Chester Shields Charles s. Church Bob Dozier H, M, Robinson Harry Simpkins Lloyd R, stoelman Harold R, Blackwood C, Benson Sales J, R, Hurt J. T. Ambrose R, J. Highgate Kenneth Humphries M, L, Martin J. D, Carruth Earl C, Berry William Dixon c. A, Atkinson Frederick T. Carney 19 D, Ted Childress Dr. T, S, Eliot Virgil Reams Joo Holms Lawrence Kent Eugene Parish W, J, Newton, Jr, *Victor W, Winklo A, Bon Orgcl Kirby Stringer J, D. Tennison, Jr. R. S, Hayne A, B, Bowman Mrs. A, B, Bowman David Garihan E, C, Grissom Hrs, E. C, Grissom 19/il 19h3 1943 1946 1946 1946 19h7 1947 1948 19h9 1949 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 19!16 I, G. Goldsmith 1946 L, E, Rawlins 19!~6 Dr, Hyman Greenfield 1946 T, J, Harrell 1947 Gerald R, Whalen 19h7 Doan Esterly 19h8 M, J, Vosse, Jr. 1949 Clarence Allen 1949 Dr, James A, Wallace 1949 Frank Gresham 1949 E. R. Gonyaw 19h9 ifDoug Smith, Jr. 19h9 o. c. Dean 1950 E. D, Thompson 1951 T, J, McGuire, III 1951 Alan Strautman, Sr, 1951 Elmer Wainright 1951 Marvin Ackerman 1952 Larry Glass 1952 Duane Mallory 1952 Robert Weeks 1952 Ray Herzog George Moyer cars) Howard M, Grube 1948 SCOUTERS TRAINING AWARD Mrs. H. H. Snee 1950 F. T, Thayer, Jr, 1950 H, F. Hemker 1951 W. A, Kinney 1951 A, J, Iverson 1952 Mrs. T, J. Harrell 1952 Mrs. Kirk Henry 1952 Lloyd Church 1952 Doyle C, Nance 1952 James R. Williams 1952 E, L. Williamson 1952 Al Reick 1952 Mrs. M,J, Vosse,Jr, 1953 Louis Cook 1953 George Harter 1953 Thomas Bellamy 1953 Lynn H, Forguson 1953 Mrs, W. L, Nuss Murray Reiter H. V, Griffin, Jr. Mrs. Marion Harbor G, W, Shill Mrs. L, P. Beaver Mrs, J. E. West Sam Tauber Ray Tatom Samuel Kclsall, III William T. Gilroy R, E, Drake Roy Billions 0, H, Coay Hrs. Nary Hoorning Fred Racdels Horbert Simmons WOODBADGE BEADS AWARDED Howard M, Grube 1952 Kenneth Humphries 1954 Fred 0, Harris 1953 Hurray Reiter 1954 William Dixon 1955 * Deooascd 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 195h 1954 1954 1954 1954 1954 195h 1954 1954 1951.i 1953 1953 1953 1954 1954 195h 195h 1954 1954 1954 1954 1954 1954 195h 1954 1954 1954 �CHICK.ASAW COUNCIL BOY SC:OUTS OF AMERIC:A INOORPORATr:D 4 16-420 M. & M . BLOG. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. December 15, 1955 Dear Scouter: 1955 The Chickasaw Council's activities and progress during has been most gratifying. Space will not permit enumerating the many accomplishments of the Council during the current year. However, a full program was offered and we are happy to r eport that our boys ' participation exceeded all past year$. The outstanding ~ob done by our Sustaining Membership Committee in raising over $15,ooo.oo in sustaining memberships has made it possible for the Council to carry on its full program. Much credit for the progress made this year is due t o you, the volunteer l e aders of tho Council. I sincerely hope and believe that the personal satisfaction you must have in r endering this service more than r epays you for your inter est and the hours of hard work you put into it. Many thanks for your fine cooper ation and f or your contribution in serving our boys of the Chickasaw Council. -~~a:tr~s·_~}-.~j R. D. Fuller, President RDF:br �REPORT OF COUNCIL ADVANCI!MENT COMMITTEE The Council Advancement Committee in submitting this report wishes to take the opportunity to thank all members of the Executive Board, District Organizations, Professional Staff and Scouters for their understanding cooperation during tho past year, Sincere effort has been made to uphold and accent the ideals of tho Doy Scouts of America, to coordinate policies, plans, and activities with those of tho National Council, Quarterly reports of Doy Advancement have been provided to District Advancement Chairmen, Those wore broken down by Units with a card advice system so that each Unit Loader and his Committee would know tho overall progress of his Unit and tho District Advancement Committee could place their efforts on bolstering tho weak Units. We,your Council Advancement Committee for 1955, respectfully present attached copy of the Advancement statistics complied for the year through November 24, for your consideration, Your Committee prayerfully requests the full cooperation of all Scoutors in Chickasaw Council with tho new Advancement Committee in the continuation as well as expansion of this program dedicated entirely to the dovolopmont of our boys, the future Citizens, Businessmen and Loaders of our Nation's destiny. 1 % 1955 Percent of Cubs advancing one rank. First Class or above, kbkMIJ'-----ol.l.l"--1 % EXPLORS. ~I~ 55 Percent of Explorers advancing one rank. �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B,S,A, CUB ADVANCEMEN.I'S 1955 Crittendon Mississippi Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest North Central WOLF 26 11 226 177 DEl\.R 19 16 115 l15 309 175 l 3 2 112 11 98 LION 2 WEBELOS 0 1 51 89 53 121 51 0 5 l 37 13 26 0 0 SCOUT ADVANCEMENTS 1955 Crittenden Mississippi Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest North Central South MERIT BADGES 2ND IST STAR LIFE EAGLE PAIMS SILVER 0 0 0 22 11 84 0 7 0 16 l 2 0 0 39 3 0 362 127 59 16 4 5 7 116 56 25 435 9 3 4 5 8 651 0 191 135 41 13 3 2 810 168 67 0 56 23 9 20 6 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 l 0 0 0 41 27 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EXPLORER ADVANCEMENTS Life Guard Gold Awards Bronze Awards Apprentice Outdoor Skills Physical Fitness Vocational Exploration l!lnergonce Sorvico Aviation First Class Second Class Vocational l!lncrgcncy Skills 8 3 10 78 1 6 6 10 15 5 l 4 7 �CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE During tho past year it was tho aim of tho Committee to carry through on a program which would fit all ago groups - Cubs, Scouts, Explorers - and to establish such procedures as would develop good program in the Units. Activities hold on a Council or District level include Boy Scout Weck, Camp0-Ree, Rendozvous,Exploror Opossum Hunt,Good Turn Day, Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Tho Scout Show and Circus was a Fix-Up Parado, and Fire Prevention Week, tromcndious success inspite of cold weather closing tho Cub Circus early. Your Committee feels that tho Unit Loaders have done an outstanding job & arc to be congratulated on their fine accomplishment in loading their boys into tho groat out-of-doors, We arc proud to say that moro Units have gone to camp under their own leadership this year than ever before.We feel that you will be very gratified to know that camping iB on the upgrade inChickasaw Council and that more boys arc participating oach year, Interest in camping at Kamp Kia Kima is shown by tho fact that have already made reservations for 1956. 34 Units Splendid progress was made in 1955 in bringing Units to camp under their own leadership which is the Scout way of camping, 69 Units attended long term camp under their own leadership which is a 20% increase over 1954. 6,056 Scouts camped at Camp Currier during 1955. Two long distance Explorer activities were hold this summer, Tho Canadian Canoe Expedition took ton Explorers and Loaders through tho Canadian lakes north of Ely, Minnesota. Thirty-throe Explorers under Council Leadership participated in a two week expedition to Philmont Scout Ranch in Now Mexico, Tho first annual Air Encampment for our Negro Ex:plorors was hold at tho Momphis Air Base in November, Fifty Explorers participated in tho encampTho N~.val Air Encampment and Open House was hold at NAS Millington ment. in l>cptombor, Six-hundred Scouts and Explorers took part in this program. Scouts and Explorers joined hands in Good Turn Day to tho Goodwill Industries, Ovor 6500 bags of repairable clothing was collected by tho boys, According to Goodwill Industries, this Good Turn by tho boys will provide approximately five weeks of employment for tho 85 handicapped people at Goodwill, On Octobor 22nd tho Cubs, In January, wo will begin a program of close cooperation with the Defense Program as our Explorers come together at tho Air Base for initial Training in tho Ground Observer Corps of Civil Defense, Somo of our Explorer Units arc now sot up as l!lnorgency Service Units and arc on call to help disaster agencies in time of emergency, Your Committee fools that 1956 will be a year of quality program for every boy rocistorod in our Council, �FINANCE COl1MITTEE Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt, as it has been the policy for many years to spend only those funds which wore in hand. Tho job of the Finanoo Committee is throe fold. First, building tho budget: second, developing sources of income and third, supervising expenditures of all Council funds. Our 1956 plans include a full scale budget planning conforonco to be hold in May so that our 1957 budget will reflect more accurately tho finance needs of our entire Council. The Sustaining Membership Program made possible tho continuation of the high quality program tot ho boyhood of tho Council Area.In ordGr to maintain tho quality of the Scout Proeram and oxtGnd Scoutine to morG boys, it will be nocGssary to secure additional financial support in thG yGars At tho present time our sources of income for tho operating budahead, got are: Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest, Independent Campaigns in CrittondGn and Mississippi Districts, Sustaining Momberships, interest on endowments and Capital funds, tribute (memorial) f'unds and appropriations from funds raised by Council activities, Our books of account are auditGd by Poat, Marwick, Mitcholl,and Co., Cer- tified Public Accountants. Expenditures are made in accordance with budget allocations made by the appropriate Oporatine Committee and approved by the Finance Committee and Executive Doard. I!EALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 1. Protecting Scouts: The H & S Committee made two inspection trips to Camp Currier and chocked cabins and equipment, waterfront, water supply, fire hazards, and latrines.Hazardous wirine and trees wore eliminated, Letters wore sent to.all Units concerning nGcessary Health & Safety measures concerning their cabins. There wore also two inspections of Kamp Kia Kima,ono prior to and 'ono during camp operations. All equipment doomed necessary for a safe camp was purchased prior to tho opening of camp by tho C & A Committee, 2, Preparing Scouts: Tho Council had twenty-two counselors in the aquatics subjects and thirty public service (i,e, first-aid and firomanship) counselors serving tho boys of our Council. At least two Roundtablos, for Scoutors, in each District had presentations on Health & Safety subjects, 3, Educating Scouts: Most District activities wore protected by trained Explorer servicG teams to give treatment and education in safety measures. Nost Unit mooting places wore inspected by tho Scouts and tho District Health & Safety Committees. �-- LFJ\.DERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE During 1955, your Training Conunitteo has continually worked toward a goal of training evory top Unit Loader to do a moro affective job with our boys. This goal is a real challenge since the annual growth in new Scouting Units plus changes in leadership in other Units affects our percentages, In addition to basic Unit Loader Training other courses have been given such as Patrol Loaders' Conferonce,Den Chiofsl Conforonces, Iloundtables, a Cubbers Pow-Wow, Initial Training in new Units and spcciliiilod training Events, Of special noto is tho Don Mothorsl Workshop held in cooperation with Goldsmiths' Department Store, Ovor -500 ladies shared this grand experience, During 1955, four Advanced Loaders Courses were conducted, Your Conunittoo on Training has completed plans and will conduct a Woodbadgo Course at Slick Rock Daso Camp next sununor, Our progress toward our goal compared to 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954 is given below. This is tho porcont of Top Unit Leaders (Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, and Ex:plorer Advisors) with Dasie Training. ~D_IS~T~RI_C_T.,.......--~~~~~lT.95~1...-~~1~95~2..-~~1~95~3,__~~17.95~4,__~__.1925 Southeast 27% Southwest 55% 69% 68% 1 :51%' 56% 67% 62% 70% Northeast 39% 57% 45% 59% 61% Northwest 79% 34% 59% 63% 54% Crittenden 14% 0 70% 71% 23% Mississippi 25% 18% 18% 39% 3.6% Central 37% North 27% South 2% COUNCIL 38% 34% 51% 49% 49% Your Training Conunittee looks forward to 1956 as a year in which we can make a real contribution to boyhood through the Training and Coaching of our Unit Leadership. To the Training Conunitteo and tho members of tho Training Teams in tho Districts there is nothing more important in the operation of tho Council than the training of men who are leading boys, "You cannot teach someone something you do not know anymore than you can come back from somewhere you have not boon. 11 ~------------------------------- �ORGANIZATION & EXTENSION COMMITTEE 9,000 The Committee feels that tho slight loss in mombership as of December 1st will be overcome by tho ond of tho year. This loss is largely duo to tho reorganization of tho Seminole Division into 3 Divisions serving Negro youth. 8,500 8,ooo 7,500 7,000 6,500 I I- 6,ooo ~ 5,5oc I I- >,ooo I,_ 4,>oo I 2 4,000 3' 500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1, 500 i,ooo YEAR 1944 ls46 1947 1950 1952 1953 1954 � 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 ~ REPORT OF COMMITTEF,S • CHICKASAW COUNCIL . BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1 AJA(/../ ~ Memphis ·State College . r· 0~~41._~ December 15, i955 J-'" ~ t45 (j . ~hu,. Tennea~~ f\ ee_,( Jn r ( /e /-11 - I CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B,S,A,, INC, MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1955 OFFICERS Mr. R, D, Fuller President Mr, 0, H, Coay Vice President Mr, I. G, Goldsmith Vice President Mr. H, F, Hemker Vice President Mr, R, D, Mc Lendon Vice President Mr. E, A, Rieves, Jr. Vice President Mr, F, T, Thayer, Jr. Vice President Mr, E. L, Williamson Vice President Mr. J, M, McKnight Treasurer Mr. T. J, McGuire, III Scout Commissioner Mr, W, Gordon Morris Scout Ex:ecutive CHAIRMEN COMMITTEE Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr. J, R, Hurt Mr. John Guthrie Mr, Ray J, Coltharp Mr, Paul Borda Mr. A, B. Bowman Mr, A. K. Burrow Mr. J. D. Carruth Mr. Oliver Cathey Mr. H, M, Clayton Mr, P. A, Clayton Mr, C, M, Crump Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Dr. A, W, Dick Mr. B, C, Dowdle Mr, Phil Emerick Mr. W, B, Fordyce J, P, Goldschmid Advancement T, Robert Acklen Awards & Resolutions C, A, Atkinson Camping & Activities S, Shepherd Tate Constitution & By-Laws R, A. Trippoer Finance R. C, Mays Health & Safety Howard M. Grube Inter-racial Ray Herzog Leadership Training Joo G, Holms Organization & Ex:tension J, P. Goldschmid Outfitters M. J. Vosse Public Relations Lamar Newport Sustaining Membership DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Northeast Northwest Southeast Mr, J, 0, Connor Mr. Aubroy V, Spear Mr, J.E.R. Saunders Southwest Crittenden Mississippi MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. c. C, Handly Mr, W, P, Halliday Mr, A, E, Hohonberg Mr. E, J, House Mr. R, L, Irwin, Jr. Mr, F. C, Lambert Mr, W. C, Miller Mr, D, C, Nance Mr, Russell Perry Mr. Samuel s. Pharr Mr. G, P, Phillips, Jr, Mr, J, L, Robertson Mr, Russell Stadelman Mr, J, L. Skinner Mr, A, F, Tate, Jr, Mr. J,D, Tennison, Jr. Rabbi James A. Wax Rev. Harry Williams Mr. W, L, Sharpe Mr. Jerred Blanchard Mr. Max Pinkerton Mr. Russell Reeves Mr. H, W, Tidwell Dr, J, A. Wallace Capt. J, C, Clifton PRESIDENTS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S. A. INC, MEMPHIS 1 TENNESSEE *Mr. Bolton Smith Mr. John B. Edgar Mr. A. L, Parker Mr. c. W, Butler *Mr. John T • Morgan lfMr, John E. Roberts Mr, James Seddon Allen *Mr• Edward M, Salomon *Dr. J, c. Ayres Mr. C, T. McCabe Mr. J, W, Gates lfMr. A, D. McWhorter ,'l-Dr. W, R, Wallace *Mr• George P, Phillips Mr, C, Arthur Bruce Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. Henry M, Clayton Mr, P, A, Clay-ton Mr, A. K, Burrow Mr. W, 1, Sharpe Mr, Alvan F • Tate, Jr. Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. R, D, Fuller * Deceased 1916 - 1917 1918 1919 - 1920 1921 - 1922 - 1923 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1933 - 1934 1935 1936 1937 - 1938 - 1939 1940 - 1941 1942 1943 - 1944 1945 - 1946 1947 .. 1948 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 1953 1954 - 1955 '-------------------------------------- THE SILVER BEAVER AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD *Dr• J. c. Ayres Mr, C, T, McCabe lfMr. George P. Philips, Sr. *Mr, John T, Morgan *Mr• John E. Roberts Mr. Harry Webb *Mr, L, R. Forsdick *Mr• A, D. McWhorter Mr. Ben B, Coffey, Jr, lfMr, Walter L, Gray *Mr• George Wood Mr, F. Joe Flanagan *Mr• Robert G, Ramsay, Sr, Mr, Edwin Dalstrom Mr, R, Von Steinen Mr, C, Arthur Bruce Mr. C, H, Church *Mr• Joe Hopper Dr, T. S, Eliot Mr. H. M. Clayton Mr, Alvan F. Tate, Jr, Mr, A, K. Bi.lrrow Mr, J, G. Gates Mr. P, A. Clayton Mr, W. P, Halliday Mr. F, L. Christenbury Mr, J, s. Allen *Mr, John A, Angus Mr, Charles M. Crump 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 Dr, B, E, Jacobs Mr, Abe Scharff Mr, Bob Dozier Mr, Guy Boyer Mr, Joe G, Helms Mr, T, Robert Acklen Mr, Bruce W, Ewing Mr, J, Brady Wiley Mr, M, M, Huckabee Mr, E, C, Grissom Mr, A, B, Carter Mr, W, L, Sharpe Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr, Mr, C, W, Rittelmeyer Mr, Jack P, Goldschmid Mr, Harry Simpkins Mr, Phil Elnerick Mr, R, C, Mays Mr, Howard M, Grube Mr, J, D, Tennison, Jr, Mr, I, G, Goldsmith Mr, E. C, Berry Mr, N, G, Paddison Mr, F, T, Thayer Mr, George Phillips Mr, M, L, Martin Mr, Herbert Hemker Mr, E, 1, Williamson Mr, H, R, Blackwood lf Deceased 191+4 19h4 19h4 1945 1945 19li6 19h6 1946 1947 1947 1948 19h8 1949 1949 1950 1950 1950 1951 1951 1951 1952 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1954 l95h 195h WE CAN AFFECT THE LIVES OF BOYS ONLY THROUGH T1-IE GOOD woru<:S OF DEVOTED VOWNTEERS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TMIN AND INSPIIlE THEM SCOUTERS I KEY Ben B, Coffey, Jr, 1933 Miller"11.""H"ii'C'kaboc 19!16 I, G. Goldsmith Dr. Howard Curl 1934 1946 L, E, Rawlins 1952 1953 R, Von Stcinen 1934 R, L. Irwin, Jr, Dr. B, E, Jacobs 19!~6 Dr, Hyman Greenfield 1953 *E• K. Leach 1935 C, W, Rittlcmcyer 1946 T, J, Harrell 1953 *Joo Hopper 1936 Bruce W, Ewing 1947 Gerald R, Whalen 1953 Miller C, Johnson 1936 Chester Shields 19h7 Doan Esterly 1953 c. H, Church 1937 Charles s. Church 19h8 M, J, Vosse, Jr. 1953 J. L. Trindle, Jr, 1937 Bob Dozier 1949 Clarence Allen 1953 Russell Peete 1938 H, M, Robinson 1949 Dr, James A, Wallace 1953 J, Brady Wiley 1938 Harry Simpkins 1949 Frank Gresham 1953 Phil E, Emerick 1939 Lloyd R, stoelman 1949 E. R. Gonyaw 1953 Nod C, Cantrell 19/iO Harold R, Blackwood 19h9 ifDoug Smith, Jr. 1953 J, Charles Cotton 1940 C, Benson Sales 19h9 o. c. Dean 1953 J, J, Jones 19/iO J, R, Hurt 1950 E. D, Thompson 195h Hearn Tidwell 1940 J. T. Ambrose 1951 T, J, McGuire, III 1954 Hope H. Ford 1941 R, J. Highgate 1951 Alan Strautman, Sr, 1954 Lawrence Lowell 1941 Kenneth Humphries 1951 Elmer Wainright 1954 J, Granville Gates 1942 M, L, Martin 1951 Marvin Ackerman 1954 Forrest Mettweiler 1942 J. D, Carruth 1952 Larry Glass 1954 Emory Ward 19h2 Earl C, Berry 1952 Duane Mallory 195h F. Joo Flanagan 19h3 William Dixon 1952 Robert Weeks 1954 F. T, Carney 19h6 c. A, Atkinson 1952 Ray Herzog 1954 George Moyer 1951.i cars) Frederick T. Carney 19 Howard M, Grube 1948 SCOUTERS TRAINING AWARD D, Ted Childress 19/il Mrs. H. H. Snee 1950 Mrs, W. L, Nuss 1953 Dr. T, S, Eliot 19h3 F. T, Thayer, Jr, 1950 Murray Reiter 1953 Virgil Reams 1943 H, F. Hemker 1951 H. V, Griffin, Jr. 1953 Joo Holms 1946 W. A, Kinney 1951 Mrs. Marion Harbor 1954 Lawrence Kent 1946 A, J, Iverson 1952 G, W, Shill 1954 Eugene Parish 1946 Mrs. T, J. Harrell 1952 Mrs. L, P. Beaver 195h W, J, Newton, Jr, 19h7 Mrs. Kirk Henry 1952 Mrs, J. E. West 195h *Victor W, Winklo 1947 Lloyd Church 1952 Sam Tauber 1954 A, Bon Orgcl 1948 Doyle C, Nance 1952 Ray Tatom 1954 Kirby Stringer 19h9 James R. Williams 1952 Samuel Kclsall, III 1954 J, D. Tennison, Jr. 1949 E, L. Williamson 1952 William T. Gilroy 1954 R. S, Hayne 1950 Al Reick 1952 R, E, Drake 1954 A, B, Bowman 1950 Mrs. M,J, Vosse,Jr, 1953 Roy Billions 1954 Mrs. A, B, Bowman 1950 Louis Cook 1953 0, H, Coay 195h David Garihan 1950 George Harter 1953 Hrs. Nary Hoorning 1954 E, C, Grissom 1950 Thomas Bellamy 1953 Fred Racdels 1954 Hrs, E. C, Grissom 1950 Lynn H, Forguson 1953 Horbert Simmons 1954 WOODBADGE BEADS AWARDED Howard M, Grube 1952 Kenneth Humphries 1954 Fred 0, Harris 1953 Hurray Reiter 1954 William Dixon 1955 * Deooascd CHICK.ASA W COUNCIL BOY SC:OUTS OF AMERIC:A INOORPORATr:D 4 16-420 M. & M. BLOG. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. December 15, 1955 Dear Scouter: The Chickasaw Council's activities and progress during 1955 has been most gratifying. Space will not permit enumerating the many accomplishments of the Council during the current year. However, a full program was offered and we are happy to report that our boys ' participation exceeded all past year$. The outstanding ~ob done by our Sustaining Membership Committee in raising over $15,ooo.oo in sustaining memberships has made it possible for the Council to carry on its full program. Much credit for the progress made this year is due t o you, the volunteer l e aders of tho Council. I sincerely hope and believe that the personal satisfaction you must have in r endering this service more than r epays you for your inter est and the hours of hard work you put into it. Many thanks for your fine cooper ation and f or your contribution in serving our boys of the Chickasaw Council. RDF:br -~~a:tr~s·_~}-.~j R. D. Fuller, President REPORT OF COUNCIL ADVANCI!MENT COMMITTEE The Council Advancement Committee in submitting this report wishes to take the opportunity to thank all members of the Executive Board, District Organizations, Professional Staff and Scouters for their understanding cooperation during tho past year, Sincere effort has been made to uphold and accent the ideals of tho Doy Scouts of America, to coordinate policies, plans, and activities with those of tho National Council, Quarterly reports of Doy Advancement have been provided to District Advancement Chairmen, Those wore broken down by Units with a card advice system so that each Unit Loader and his Committee would know tho overall progress of his Unit and tho District Advancement Committee could place their efforts on bolstering tho weak Units. We,your Council Advancement Committee for 1955, respectfully present attached copy of the Advancement statistics complied for the year through November 24, for your consideration, Your Committee prayerfully requests the full cooperation of all Scoutors in Chickasaw Council with tho new Advancement Committee in the continuation as well as expansion of this program dedicated entirely to the dovolopmont of our boys, the future Citizens, Businessmen and Loaders of our Nation's destiny. 1 % 1955 Percent of Cubs advancing one rank. First Class or above, kbkMIJ'-----ol.l.l"--1 % EXPLORS. ~I~ 55 Percent of Explorers advancing one rank. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B,S,A, CUB ADVANCEMEN.I'S 1955 WOLF DEl\.R LION WEBELOS Crittendon 26 19 2 0 Mississippi 11 16 1 l Northeast 226 115 51 53 Northwest 177 l15 89 37 Southeast 309 175 121 13 Southwest 112 98 51 26 North 11 3 0 0 Central l 2 5 0 SCOUT ADVANCEMENTS 1955 MERIT BADGES 2ND IST STAR LIFE EAGLE PAIMS SILVER Crittenden 84 22 11 7 0 0 0 0 Mississippi 39 16 3 l 2 0 0 0 Northeast 362 127 59 16 4 7 0 5 Northwest 435 116 56 25 9 5 3 4 Southeast 651 191 135 41 13 8 0 3 Southwest 810 168 67 56 23 9 0 2 North 20 6 3 2 0 0 0 0 Central 41 27 3 l 0 0 0 0 South 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EXPLORER ADVANCEMENTS Life Guard 8 Gold Awards 3 Bronze Awards 10 Apprentice 78 Outdoor Skills 1 Physical Fitness 6 Vocational Exploration 6 l!lnergonce Sorvico 10 Aviation 15 First Class 5 Second Class l Vocational 4 l!lncrgcncy Skills 7 CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE During tho past year it was tho aim of tho Committee to carry through on a program which would fit all ago groups - Cubs, Scouts, Explorers - and to establish such procedures as would develop good program in the Units. Activities hold on a Council or District level include Boy Scout Weck, Camp- 0-Ree, Rendozvous,Exploror Opossum Hunt,Good Turn Day, Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Parado, and Fire Prevention Week, Tho Scout Show and Circus was a tromcndious success inspite of cold weather closing tho Cub Circus early. Your Committee feels that tho Unit Loaders have done an outstanding job & arc to be congratulated on their fine accomplishment in loading their boys into tho groat out-of-doors, We arc proud to say that moro Units have gone to camp under their own leadership this year than ever before.We feel that you will be very gratified to know that camping iB on the upgrade inChickasaw Council and that more boys arc participating oach year, Interest in camping at Kamp Kia Kima is shown by tho fact that 34 Units have already made reservations for 1956. Splendid progress was made in 1955 in bringing Units to camp under their own leadership which is the Scout way of camping, 69 Units attended long term camp under their own leadership which is a 20% increase over 1954. 6,056 Scouts camped at Camp Currier during 1955. Two long distance Explorer activities were hold this summer, Tho Canadian Canoe Expedition took ton Explorers and Loaders through tho Canadian lakes north of Ely, Minnesota. Thirty-throe Explorers under Council Leadership participated in a two week expedition to Philmont Scout Ranch in Now Mexico, Tho first annual Air Encampment for our Negro Ex:plorors was hold at tho Momphis Air Base in November, Fifty Explorers participated in tho encampment. Tho N~.val Air Encampment and Open House was hold at NAS Millington in l>cptombor, Six-hundred Scouts and Explorers took part in this program. On Octobor 22nd tho Cubs, Scouts and Explorers joined hands in Good Turn Day to tho Goodwill Industries, Ovor 6500 bags of repairable clothing was collected by tho boys, According to Goodwill Industries, this Good Turn by tho boys will provide approximately five weeks of employment for tho 85 handicapped people at Goodwill, In January, wo will begin a program of close cooperation with the Defense Program as our Explorers come together at tho Air Base for initial Training in tho Ground Observer Corps of Civil Defense, Somo of our Explorer Units arc now sot up as l!lnorgency Service Units and arc on call to help disaster agencies in time of emergency, Your Committee fools that 1956 will be a year of quality program for every boy rocistorod in our Council, FINANCE COl1MITTEE Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt, as it has been the policy for many years to spend only those funds which wore in hand. Tho job of the Finanoo Committee is throe fold. First, building tho budget: second, developing sources of income and third, supervising expenditures of all Council funds. Our 1956 plans include a full scale budget planning conforonco to be hold in May so that our 1957 budget will reflect more accurately tho finance needs of our entire Council. The Sustaining Membership Program made possible tho continuation of the high quality program tot ho boyhood of tho Council Area.In ordGr to maintain tho quality of the Scout Proeram and oxtGnd Scoutine to morG boys, it will be nocGssary to secure additional financial support in thG yGars ahead, At tho present time our sources of income for tho operating budgot are: Memphis and Shelby County Community Chest, Independent Campaigns in CrittondGn and Mississippi Districts, Sustaining Momberships, interest on endowments and Capital funds, tribute (memorial) f'unds and appropriations from funds raised by Council activities, Our books of account are auditGd by Poat, Marwick, Mitcholl,and Co., Certified Public Accountants. Expenditures are made in accordance with budget allocations made by the appropriate Oporatine Committee and approved by the Finance Committee and Executive Doard. I!EALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 1. Protecting Scouts: The H & S Committee made two inspection trips to Camp Currier and chocked cabins and equipment, waterfront, water supply, fire hazards, and latrines.Hazardous wirine and trees wore eliminated, Letters wore sent to.all Units concerning nGcessary Health & Safety measures concerning their cabins. There wore also two inspections of Kamp Kia Kima,ono prior to and 'ono during camp operations. All equipment doomed necessary for a safe camp was purchased prior to tho opening of camp by tho C & A Committee, 2, Preparing Scouts: Tho Council had twenty-two counselors in the aquatics subjects and thirty public service (i,e, first-aid and firomanship) counselors serving tho boys of our Council. At least two Roundtablos, for Scoutors, in each District had presentations on Health & Safety subjects, 3, Educating Scouts: Most District activities wore protected by trained Explorer servicG teams to give treatment and education in safety measures. Nost Unit mooting places wore inspected by tho Scouts and tho District Health & Safety Committees. LFJ\.DERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE -- During 1955, your Training Conunitteo has continually worked toward a goal of training evory top Unit Loader to do a moro affective job with our boys. This goal is a real challenge since the annual growth in new Scouting Units plus changes in leadership in other Units affects our percentages, In addition to basic Unit Loader Training other courses have been given such as Patrol Loaders' Conferonce,Den Chiofsl Conforonces, Iloundtables, a Cubbers Pow-Wow, Initial Training in new Units and spcciliiilod training Events, Of special noto is tho Don Mothorsl Workshop held in cooperation with Goldsmiths' Department Store, Ovor -500 ladies shared this grand experience, During 1955, four Advanced Loaders Courses were conducted, Your Conunittoo on Training has completed plans and will conduct a Woodbadgo Course at Slick Rock Daso Camp next sununor, Our progress toward our goal compared to 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954 is given below. This is tho porcont of Top Unit Leaders (Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, and Ex:plorer Advisors) with Dasie Training. ~D_IS~T~RI_C_T.,.......--~~~~~lT.95~1...-~~1~95~2..-~~1~95~3,__~~17.95~4,__~__.19251 Southeast 27% 55% 69% 68% :51%' Southwest Northeast Northwest Crittenden Mississippi Central North South COUNCIL 39% 79% 14% 25% 38% 56% 67% 62% 70% 57% 45% 59% 61% 34% 0 3.6% 34% 59% 63% 54% 70% 71% 23% 18% 18% 39% 37% 27% 2 % 51% 49% 49% Your Training Conunittee looks forward to 1956 as a year in which we can make a real contribution to boyhood through the Training and Coaching of our Unit Leadership. To the Training Conunitteo and tho members of tho Training Teams in tho Districts there is nothing more important in the operation of tho Council than the training of men who are leading boys, "You cannot teach someone something you do not know anymore than you can come back from somewhere you have not boon. 11 ~------------------------------- 9,000 8,500 8,ooo 7,500 7,000 6,500 I I- 6,ooo ~ 5,5oc I I- >,ooo I,_ 4,>oo 4,000 3' 500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1, 500 i,ooo YEAR 1944 ORGANIZATION & EXTENSION COMMITTEE The Committee feels that tho slight loss in mombership as of December 1st will be overcome by tho ond of tho year. This loss is largely duo to tho reorganization of tho Seminole Division into 3 Divisions serving Negro youth. 2 I ls46 1947 1950 1952 1953 1954 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 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/e30e7f5dc8a1b46ff7169a0ed712c4de.pdf cc818710ee39a194ea796da3c37e9976 PDF Text Text CHICKAS,'.W COUNCIL, B. S, A, INC. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ASSOCL'.TE "G" ,\le:xande r, Vance J, · · ;',llen, Thomas H, .;·.tkinson , Dr, W, R, Austin, H, H, 0 "B" Baber, ·Rodney Bailey, E. 0, ···· Ballon,· Dave Beasley, John B, Bonduran t, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur - F8 ,, .d L, c· :r :fJ 19 J ;:+ /z,"t1 "C" · Carringto n, R. Russell · Carter> M. 0, Carter; Nathttn J'~. ··~Castle, S. Nelson Chambers; C, M, Ch:.\ndlor, W, H, ··· Clarke, Dolph .. Cleghorn, John Colo, Sam F, Coopor·J, Sterling Creson, Larry B; ,_,__Crump, E., H. Jr. "D" Davis, ,·l. G. Davis, Hon, Clifford - Douprco, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, \/, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Ede;o, tJ, >If, Edwards, Fr:.\nk C, Ferguson, H, L, Fleming, Joscph D. Foglemrm, John A. Garey, B; B. Gassoway, 'Brooks N, Gaylor, ~,.r. / ~ . GlD.scock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M, Gregg; Russell . Grout, F. M, 1 • "H" ··Hallo, ,\. Art 10 ur Hays, 'fo.ke · .Hirsh, B, 1'1, WiPsl1eimc1 ~ ~ · ''Hobson; Dr. J, J. Hopper, :, , L, ltJll Jacobson, c. }1. ··•Kenwort hy, William King, Dr. c. c. ·Lee, Dr. R. G, · Lewis, T, Walker · Lynn, Dr, Ross D, "M" -··Maden, ·John W. ~~;~:.6~0T, . ~?'''c~O-~·-~·"" .. McGeorge; H. L; -· McKnight; T; H; Moreland; S, E. • Morinrty, Herbert �- 2 - /,SSOCL\TE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 110" 0 1 Ryan, Tom 11p11 Patton; J. M. Sr, · Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; · Pennebaker, C. T, Popper, John ~Perel, Phillip A. "R" ·- Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, Walter ,\, Russoll,-Edward P, Rychener, Dr, R, 0, Saunders, E, B, . ~ Schloss, Gilbert M, Schmoissor, Dr, ·H, C, _Smith; Walter L, ·-·Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G. D, '8tllid1terer, Col, John F o ··~~ 11r11 Thompson, E, F, Wagner, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel �CHICKASAW COUNCIL_,_ B. S, A._ INC. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ACTIVE "A" Acklen, T. Robert Ahlgren, Frank R, Akers, Rear Adm, Frank Atkinson,·C, A, Aydelotte, James E. Barber, J, R. Barnes; George Beatty, Troy Benner, Henri Bensdorf, Herman Binswanger, Milton, Jr, Blanchard; Jerred i9 ! tttittt &Rb j J!H:li;001 Bowman, 1\. B. Boyd,·Hon. Marion S, Brown; John E, Burch, Brown Boyle,· J • Bayard Burrow, ~'I.. Dalstrom, ·Edwin Danielson, Gen. lt!. ,~~. Diamond, ·Sol · Dick, flr, A; W, Dowdle, 13,C, Drinkard, Don "E" Emerick, Phil Fisher, W. H, Jr, F, Joe Floyd; ,\dolph A, Foltz, J. ii,· Fordyce, ''! ,B; Fuller, R, D, Flan~gan, II G" K. Bynum; Dr, H, Perry Borda, Paul ll "D" cu Carnes; Earl Callow, Lewis C, Carruth, J, D, Carter, ;,, B, Cathey, Oliver E, Chandler, Walter Chapman, A, Dale Church, c, H, Claiborne, Taylor Clayton; H. M~ Clayton;· P, ,\, Clements,Rev, Daniel Clifton, Capt. J. c. Connor, J, 0, Coltharp, Ray J, Cooke; R, P. Crump; Charles M, Cross, S. E, Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith; I, G, Goldsmith, Jack Goodman; Thomas F, Grissom, E.C. Grube, Howard M. "H" Halliday, W, P. Handly; Charles C, Harter, Curtis W, Sr, Helms,-Joc G, Herzog, Rny Hohenberg, A, E, House, E. J, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr. "I" Irwin, Robert L, 'Jr, Iverson, Alwin J, �- 2 - ACTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 113n Jacobs,·Dr, B, E, Johnson, J. C, Jon~, i:.r. Paul_ Tucj,or !cv ~J., /. {';;;?. "L" Lambert; F,Clyde La.nD.han, L, Harry Lewis, H, S, "M" Mahal, Raymond G, Marr; Roy M, Mays, R;C, McGuire, · T, J , III McKnight; J, M; McLendon, R, D, MoachD.111, Dr, M, B, Meeman, E. J,. Merritt, Major Walter S, Miller, W,C, Mitchell, Tom P. 1 Moore , • E.E. Saunders, J, E, R, Scharff; Aaron R, Scharff,· /,be Schwartz,·Morrill Scnhauscn; C.B. Sharpe, W. L, Skinner, Raymond Smith; lfyron W, Spear, Aubrey V, Stadelman, Russell C, Sullivan, H, P. "T" Tate, S, Shepherd Thayer,-F. T, Jr; Tidwoll,-Hearn·w. Trippoor, R. f,, Tual, Blanchard S, Turner, Norfleet Underwood, Dr, J, E, Morgan, Allen 11v11 Vande!lk~rk, Nowpor,t, L'.t!n;i.r I lfQll Orgill; Hon, Edmund Orgill, Konneth W•· F, J, · · 'NI Vaugh n, l•f'll : 1 ... 1amJ11&~ Vesey; John B. Vosse, M, J, "W" Walker,· J, R. ttpr1 Wallace, Dr. James J\ 4 Wallor, Ben Perry, Russell Pharr, Robert w. Pidg·<:ien, J , Everett PinKerton, Max Pipkin,· Perry Pollard, H.B. Porter, Dr.Arthur R• JR • "R" Reeves, Russell Rhodes; Dr, Peyton N, Rieves, Elton :,, Jr, Robertson, Caffey Robertson, J, L, Roach, J, Thurston ,,,Tax, Dr. - J amcs J\. Williams, Rev; Harry Williamson, E, L, 11y11 Young, C, B, �CHICKf,SAW COUNCIL, B, S, A. INC, COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ASSOC I:'. TE II f~ II II Aloxandor, Vance J, ;~llon, Thomas H, :·1tkinson, Dr. TtJ. R. Austin, H, H, "B" Baber,· Rodnoy Bailoy; E, 0, Ballon,· Dave Beasley, John B, Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur Carrington, R, Russell Carter; M, 0, Carter; Nathan ,._ Castle, S, Nolson Chambers; C, M. Chandler, W, H, Clarke 1 Dolph Cleghorn, John Cole, Sam F, Coopcr·J, Sterling Croson, Larry B; Crump, E. H. Jr. 11011 Davis, ;,, G, Davis, Hon, Clifford Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, \J, Henry Dixon, Hugo N, "E" Edge, \'I; T, Edwards, Frank c. "F" Forguson, H, L, Fleming,· Joseph D, Fogleman, John A, Git Garey, B; B, Gassoway, "Brooks N, Gnylor, \4. A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr, L. M, Gregg; Russell Grout, F, M, "!·!" Halle, ,\. Artrur Hays, · LaR:e · Hirsh, B, W, Hirshoimer, H. W. · Hobson; Dr, J, J, Hopper, A, L, "J" Jacobson, C, M, Kenworthy, William King, Dr. c. C, "L" Loo, Dr, R, G, Lowis, T, Walker· Lynn, Dr, Ross D, Maden,·John W, McCnbe, C, T, · McGoorge; H, L; McKnight; T; H; Morolnnd; s. E, Moriarty, Horbert �- 2 - :.ssoCL\TE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 11011 0 1Ryan, Tom "P" Patten; J, M, Sr, Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; Pennebaker, C, T, Pepper, John Perel, Phillip A, 11n11 Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, Walter A, Russell,- Edward P, Rychener, Dr, R, 0, "S" Saunders, E, B, Schloss, Gilbert !1, Schmeisser, Dr, ·H, C, Smith; Walter L, Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G, D, Ow1uttc1 ", Col. John F • :Sf/4·~ "T" Thompson, E, F. "W" Wagner, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J , Brady Williams, ·Ernest Wilkinson, Russel �ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COl'1'UTTEE MR. JOE G. HEIMS, CHAIRMAN MEMBERSHIP COMPARISON JANUARY 1 1 1955 - JUNE 24, 1955 JanuaD!: 1 1 1922 June 24i 1955 3130 1554 465 55 2765 26 135 .JJ±3. 3104 1419 468 42 2711 601 TOTAL SCOUTS 8711 8345 366 Troops Troops Posts Posts Packs Packs 107 76 32 108 68 32 2 76 White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro Scouts Scouts Explorers Explorers Cub Scouts Cub Scouts 3 75 ~ ~ 13 54 141 l 8 l l -1.2 ~ --1t.. 332 321 11 Northeast District Southeast District Northwest District Southwest District Crittenden District Mississippi District Central Division North Division South Division 1273 1865 1495 1157 313 572 723 735 578 1240 1996 1474 1140 242 482 644 604 ...22. .Ji. TOTAL BOYS 8711 8345 366 41 59 51 40 15 24 41 32 40 65 53 38 13 21 35 30 TOTAL UNITS 131 33 21 17 71 90 79 131 ,. Northeast Units Southeast Units Northwest Units Southwest Units Crittenden Units Mississippi Units Central Units North Units South Units TOTAL UNITS TOTAL SCOUTERS l 6 2 2 2 3 6 2 ~ ~ _2_ 332 321 11 2868 3033 165 �Dropped Units for 1955 Northeast Pack Pack Post 32 83 9 Macon Road Presbyterian Church Irrmanuel Lutheran Men's Club Evergreen Presbyterian Church Southeast Post 79 Rebecca Memorial Baptist Church Northwest None Southwest Post Post 4 34 Character Builders Bible Class Grace St, Lukes Episcopal Church Crittenden Pack Pack Pack 72 108 llO Marion Rotary Club West Memphis School Marion Colored High School - Marion, Arkansas Mississippi Pack 236 Troop 52 Troop 78 Troop 212 V, F, w. - Batesville, Mississippi Sardis Rotary Club - Sardis, Mississippi Rotary Club - Batesville, Mississippi Lake Co:nnorant P,T,A, Central Pack Pack Pack Troop Troop Troop Troop Troop Post Lutheran Cooperative School Alonzo Locke School LaRose School Centenary Methodist Church Porter School P.T.A. Lutheran Cooperative School Avery Chapel A,M,E, Church Bethel Presbyterian Church Metropolitan Baptist Church North Pack 114 Troop 170 Troop 172 Manassas High School E, A, Harrold High School - Millington, Tennessee Summerfield Baptist Church South Pack Troop Troop Troop Troop Salvation Anny Shiloh Baptist Church Whitestone Baptist Church Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church 50th \lard Civic Club 125 129 130 100 119 151 154 159 102 133 12S 130 180 150 �LAPSED UNITS AS OF JUNE 24, 1955 96 Northeast Pack Pack Sqd 58 251 224 Troop Troop Post 216 22 Southeast Pack Troop Troop 85 53 81 Troop Post Post 218 55 82 Northwest Pack Pack Pack 14 26 39 Pack Troop Troop 207 39 243 Southwest Pack 44 Pack 228 Troop 5 11 Post Post Post Post 91 94 228 Crittenden Troop 73 Troop 168 Mississippi Pack Pack Pack Pack Pack 186 189 215 235 Troop Troop Troop Troop 138 173 181 186 Central Pack Pack Pack Pack Pack Pack 106 124 135 140 152 178 Troop Troop Troop Troop Troop Troop 101 103 127 140 152 191 North Pack Troop Troop Troop 160 107 108 109 Troop Troop Troop 135 148 179 South Troop 123 Troop 188 $8 �MONTHLY BUDGET CONTROL STATENENT OPERATING FUND Chickasaw Council. B, RECEIPT Interest Received Contributions Ark. & Miss, J!liscellaneous Sustaining Membership Capital Memphis Comm. Chest s. A, Mav 31- 19"5 J:Judget this Year This Month Total to Date Specialj Receipt! Budget to Date Budget Remainder 1955 I. I 930.00 100.00 8,000.00 200.00 10.00 3,101.65 150,00 1'7,500,00 i 9,890.97 7,000.00 64. 513. 65 5 "376.lL. 98.193.6<; 118.578. 76 I' EXPENSE Professional Salaries 43 ,300.00 J!Jaintenance Salary 3,620,00 Clerical Salary 15,370.00 Retirement & S. S, 3,373.80 Rent 3,660.00 Fuel and Electricity 136.00 Insurance 250.00 Office 6,009,32 Meals 500.00 Auto 6,977,50 Training 3,274.19 National Council 1,175.00 Miscellaneous 447.80 Advancement 301.30 Camping and Activitiei 8,864.00 Health and Safety 43.00 Audits 250.00 Organization and Ext. 441,74 Travel, Ark.& Miss. 200.00 Sustaining Membership 18.193.65 i 3 ,308.32 I 357 ,50 I 1,268.32 308,39 305.00 6.62 17 ,50 190.43 40,79 549.64 17.98 550.00 51.34 4,90 691.79 614.81 8.283.33 561.00 15.50 ! 1,279.67 150.00 !' i 5,304,44 I 7 ,000.00 26.880,66 I 17.632,q9 369.00 369.00 84.50 84.50 6, 720.33 6,720,33 122.l-31 122.13 12,195.56 12,195.56j 26.880.66 L.6.372.18 122.13 46 . 2'l0. O'l ' i 51- 9L..3. 60 I I I 16,541.76 26,758.24 1,640.13 I 1,979.87 6,477 .36 I 8.892.64 1,557 .18 I 1,816.62 1,425,00 1 2,235,00 60.43 . 75,57 142.08 107.92 2,825.22 3,184.10 281.02 218.98 4,206.11 2,771.39 12.72 359.24 2,914,95 550.00 625.00 215.28 232.52 260.25 41,05 1,947.55 6,916.45 40.60 2.40 ! 250.00 321.84 119.90 119.901 200.00 2.213,32 (2.213,32) 2.213.12 16,541,76 1,640.13 6 ,477 ,36 1,557.18 1,425,00 60.43 107.92 2,825,22 218. 98 2, 771.39 371.961 625,00 232.52 41,05 1,947.55 2,40 39.179.07 12.72 39 .166.1<; . "9 .027 ,30 JQ,_?_95. 43 - _7_,193 •l l l _ _ i_L,!}!}J__._7!1) - 7_,_9_8')__,)SL �PROPOSED 1956 BUDGET RECAP Professional Salaries 45,420,00 M'.l.intenance Salaries 3,720,00 Clerical Salaries 16,060,00 Retirement and Social Security 4,145,60 Ront 3,660.00 Fuel & Electricity 140.00 Insurance 475,00 l\rk. & !fdss, Travel 2ov,oo Office Meals 6,996,00 360,00 i\uto Expense 7,170.00 National Council 1,175,00 Miscellaneous 447.00 •mdit 250.00 Training Advancement Camping and Activitios Health .1nd Safety Organization and Extension TOTAL 1,365.72 307,90 ~ " q 39. 43.00 441,74 ~~% '11, 111 -1 fo �PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 PROFESSIONAL SALARIES W, Gordon Morris T, J, Frashure Walthall Peters R, M, Bentley Jr. C, J, Nolan Jr, Robert R, Creamer J, J., Beauchamp F, 0, Harris Maurice Gray Ralph Young Additional Compensation Scout Exec Asst, Executive Dist, Exec. Dist. Exec, Dist, Exec Dist, Exec, Div, Exec, Div, Exec, Div, Exec, Dist Exec Ark, & Miss, !fii\INTENANCE SALARIES Hope H. Ford Virgil Allen Currier Ranger Kia Kima Ro.nger CLERICAL SAJ,ARIES Mrs, Jviary Duncan Mrs, Ann Williamson Mrs, Alberta Langley Mrs. Betty Russell JV!iss. Mary Jo Winningham Miss, Betty Jaggers Mrs, Maude Owens Office JV!gr. Bookkeeper Registrar Field Sec, Receptionist Asst. Registrar Negro Sec. RETIREJ'iENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY W. Gordon Morris T. J. Frashure Walthall Peters R, JV!, Bentley Jr, Clifford J, Nolan Ralph Young Robert Creamer Frod Harris Maurice Gray Mary S, Duncan Alberta Langley Mary Jo Winningham Social Security l'.'1Ei\LS _ljE,,LTH .,ND SAFETY TRAVEL EXPENSE J,RI(, & JVIISS, BUDGET 1955 EXPENDED 1954 45,420.00 43.300.00 38,699.88 6,600.00 4,800,00 4,620.00 4,500.00 4,500,00 4,200.00 4,100,00 3,980.00 3 ,420,00 4,500,00 200.00 6,600.00 4,800,00 4,500,00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,600.00 4,100.00 3,800,00 3,300.00 4,200.00 6,300.00 4,500.00 4,200.00 3,900,00 3,900.00 2,500.00 3,999,96 3,499.92 3,000.00 3,900.00 3,720.00 3,620.00 3 ,402,15 2,520.00 1,200,00 2,520.ou 1,100.00 2,400,00 1,002,15 16,060.00 15,370.00 14,335.10 2,820.00 2,640,00 2,560.00 2,160.00 2,220.00 2,040,00 1,620.00 2,700.00 2,520.00 2,440,00 2,040.00 2,100.00 2,040,00 1,500,00 2,580,00 2,476,85 2,220.00 1,995.25 1,980,00 1,306,00 1,773.00 4,145,60 3,373,80 3 ,263.49 408,00 288,00 288,00 264,00 264.00 264,00 240,00 240,00 216.00 168.00 144.00 144.00 384.00 28B.OO 264.00 240,:JO 240,00 240.00 216.00 216.00 192,00 384. 00 264.00 240,00 240.00 240,00 240,00 70.00 216.00 168.00 1,217,60 1,093,80 1,079,49 360.00 500,00 439,16 43,00 43,00 200.00 200.00 72.00 50,00 �PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 BUDGET 1955 EXPENSE 1954 7,170,00 6,977,50 6,608,15 675,00 570,00 675.00 64u,OO 745,00 920.00 640.00 605.00 640.00 640.00 420.00 675.00 570,00 605.00 640.UO 710.00 815,:JO 692.50 640.00 605.00 420.00 579,81 519.65 633.93 601.93 643 .37 659.55 717.31 626.04 578.46 673.10 375,00 1,175.00 1,175,00 1,100,00 75.00 1,100.00 75.00 1 ,100,00 75,00 MISCELLANEOUS 447.80 447,80 229.<34 Bank Exchange Business Cards Car Fare Janitor Service Vri.nor Items (Negro) Minor Office Supply Award Picture Frames Repair to Equipment Rotary Club Safety Deposit Box Minor Items Ark. & Miss, Expense 8,00 8,00 15.00 156,00 100.00 10.00 El,00 85.00 50,00 8,00 8,00 15.00 156.oo 100,00 10,00 8,00 85.00 50,00 1.21 7,50 7.Go 7 .~~o AUDITS 250.00 250,00 250.00 3,660.00 3,660.0J 3 ,180,00 FUEL AND ELECTRICITY 140.00 136.uo 109.27 Fuel Electricity 100,00 40.00 100,00 36.00 72.97 36.40 INSURANCE 475,00 250.00 250,00 OFFICE 6,996.00 6 ,009.32 5 ,068.68 Supplies Postage Telephone 3,428.00 2,068.00 1,500,0J 3,118.00 1,674,32 1,217.00 2,395.84 1,536.96 1,135.GG AUTO EXPENSE W. G, Morris T. J. Frashure \falthall Peters C, J, Nolan Jr, Ralph Young Hobert R. Creamer J, A, Beauchamp F. o. Harris Maurice Gray R, M. Bentley $35.00 x 12 Parking N11TION,U, COUNCIL Quota Charter Fee RENT 605.00 75.62 21.68 5,09 1.33 92.27 50.00 7,15 16.78 51.21 �PROPOSED BIJDGE1' 1956 BUDGET 1955 TRAINING Printi ng and Public ations 21~0 Cub Basic Bookl ets @ ,OC 168.CJO 48 Scout Instru ctor guides @,08 3,c4 180 Scout Course Notebooks @,15 27,00 25 Advance Scout Course Notebooks @ .50 12.50 60 Explo rer Courso Notebooks @,15 9,00 36 \1/xplorer Instru ctors Guides @ ,08 2.ce C0!"1'1ISSIOJIJERS 10 Neighborhood Connn, Instru ctors Guides @ .15 1,50 100 Neighborhood Connn, Projuc t Books @ .15 15.00 2o0 Jr, Ldr. TrG.ining aids @ .20 40,00 4UO Progre ss Cards @ .Ol 4.00 1000 Course Certif icates @ ,Ol 10.00 500 Traini ng Record Cards @ ,01 5,00 10 Pads of Traini ng Repor ts @,50 5,00 200 3 Yr. ·rraini ng Program Bks. @ ,15 30,00 10 HiLigh ts of Traini ng Connn, @,15 1.50 PROGRAM NOTE BOOKS 500 Cub Program Noto Books @.15 75,00 200 Scout Program Note Bks. @.15 30.UO 100 Exp, Program Note Bks @ ,15 15,00 200 Comm, Progra n Mote Bks. @.25 50.00 300 Cub Program Planni ng Sheets @ .02 6.oo 300 Scout Program Planni ng Shoots @ .02 6,00 100 Exp, Program Planni ng Sheets @ ,02 2.00 Visua l Aids 77m~ tJf 71),,·-r L/ Vc'J ? 'J· S" Cub Basic Set(Replacement Age 3 Years) lOJ,00 Scout Fundim ontals Replacement Ago 3 Years lG.50 Explo rer Set (Replacement) 47.00 Projec tion Equipment Repair 195,l'JO Film Repair and Rejuv inatio n 200.uo Profes sional Traini ng Scout Exec. Conforonco 75,00 Intern rndiat e Traini ng ( 2 Men) 4U0,00 Traini ng i<wards 40 Traini ng itwards or Keys @ 3,00 120,00 50 Arrowhead Honors @ .15 7,50 40 Square Knots (Awards) Q .15 6,00 " Specia l Awards, Jr. Ldr, 100,00 Traini ng Contor Suppl ies VoluntoGr Traini ng EYJ'ENSE 1954 834.62 519.22 579.34 63:5,00 735,75 475.00 965.98 233.50 200.00 612.~o iGo.62 21J.47 554.13 �PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 CAl\!PING .Alm ACTIVITI;:;s C0!1fr.UTTEE Camp Currier Auto I:xpense - H. H, Ford Electricity Insurance Tele-phone Seasonable Staff Salaries Expennes - 1·1aterfront Director Lumber Paint Swimming Pool: Chlorine Repairs to Motor Miscellaneous Items 12 Paddles Truck Rental Labor and Maintenance Poi son IV"J Control Fuel - Mess Hall Minor Items Tractor Gasoline, Oil and Repairs BUDG:ST 1955 EXPEHDED 1954 7 ,034.00 §,864.00 5.379.89 528.00 650.00 400.00 180.00 300.00 120.00 2:00. 00 100,00 528.00 6.50.00 400.00 180.00 300.00 120,00 100.00 50.00 515. 43 674. 76 355.85 153, 51 7. 50 15.00 50.80 36.85 115,00 ll5.00 200.00 50,00 20.00 105,00 250.00 100,00 100.00 100,00 100.00 22. 50 21-1.06 151. 46 253.34 181.05 13. 78 8fj, 63 99.63 85,00 300.00 5 •.ro 350.00 18.0.00 100.00 100.00 280.00 100.00 200.00 150,00 100.00 50.00 200.00 50,00 125.00 160,00 5,00 50.00 100.00 50.00 185.00 160.00 5.00 225,00 225.00 120.00 1,520.00 225.00 225.00 120.00 roo.oo EO.oo 20.00 105.00 250,00 .J.8s;eo 100,00 100.00 100.00 Camp Fuller Camp Promotion - Catalogs Rent on fuller Pnrk Staff Training School - 4 Volunteers at Regional Camp School, $35 fee each, plus $40 Transportation Seasonable Staff Salaries - Camp Full ~r 7 Men 0 $10 week for four weeks Transportation - Swimming Pool Seasonable Staff Salaries - Shawnee Transportation of Materials and Supplies to Camp Shawnee Program ifaterinls & Supplies - Fuller Program Material & Supplies - Shawnee 1 I:ory and Oars - Shawnee 1 Canoe - Fuller 4 Canoe Paddles Kamp Kia Kima Salaries Electricity Insurance Telephone Staff Training School - Volunteer Camp Stv.ff at Regional School - 5 men 0$35 fee each plus $40. Transportation plus $35, 00 meals Electrical Repa.irs Pipefi ttings Gen, Camp Maintenance Po.int, Lumber, Glass, etc. 50 Replacement Mattress Covers 250.00 240.00 60,00 35.00 800. 00 300.00 ll5. 00 8.15 239. 86 380. 39 158. 37 158. 44 3. 46 188.86 294. 58 11. 58 �:lUuqp YJ. a !Ci111.A 4 oar-e and J.a ~""' Minor 'Hems Haulin g ~Uipment teo oamp Pumpin g Le.~ine.o. Promo tion - Camp Catalo gs Cuttin g Stove Wood PROPOSlllD BUJXl.ET 1956 :SUlXlET 1955 EXP:ElTnED 1954 45.oo 75.00 25.00 250.00 50.00 75.00 15.67 204.46 ioo.oo 164.50 25.00 Activ ities $peo1a l Awards Camp..O-Ree Minor Items Cine Dey Camp (Negro ) Kite Derey Cu'lhO..Ree Annual E.iqilorer Event Renta l of Truck Insura nce on Canoes Traile r Repair 500.00 75.00 40.oo 66.00 25.00 70.00 96,00 14.00 35.oo PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 J\DVANCELENT COhMITTEE 50 Wall Charts @ • 2o 1500 Cub Advancement Cards @ ,01 6000 Scout Advancement Cards ® .08 200 Explo rer Certif icates @ ,01 4000 Board of Review Forms @ ,008 2000 Monthly Cub Repor ts 'ill ,006 1 Advancement Film Strip 50 Mother Eagle Pins @ ,45 50 Ba.gle Badges @ 2.00 15 Silver Awards ® 2,00 300 Job Descr iption Cards @ ,008 250 Merit Badge Couns elor Guides @ .005 200 " A Boy Scout Needs You as a Merit Badge Couns elor" @ ,02 200 Merit Badge Couns elor Forms @ ,005 18 Advancement and Your Patro l 307,90 10,00 15,00 48,00 2.00 32.00 12,00 8.45 22.50 100.00 30,00 1,60 8,75 4,00 1,00 12.60 75.00 25.00 66.00 25.84 31..07 70,00 96.00 14.00 ( 76, 64) 66.14 37.Sl 15.00 40.98 ioo.oo 35.oo BUDGET EXPENDED 1955 1954 301,30 36.00 15.00 48.00 2.00 32,00 12,00 8,45 22,50 100,00 10,00 1,60 8,75 4,00 1.00 202.19 �ORC'ANIZl1TION & E.XTENSION Proposed Budget 1956 Budget 1955 4.41. 74 441, 74 50 Highlights of Organization & Extension 5,00 60 Ten Steps to Organize a Scout Troop(@,10) 6,00 60 Ten Steps to Organize a Cub Pack (@,20) 12,00 40 How to Organize an Explorer Unit (@,25) 10,00 40 Hints on Explorer Leadership (@.20) 8,00 1000 Applic0,tions to Become a Cub Scout 8,00 1000 Applicn,tions to Become a Boy Scout 8.00 100 How to Secure a Leader (0 ,03) 3.00 30 Cubbing Guide Books (0' • 05) 1. 50 Awards 40,00 50 Progr?m C:uarterlies for Troop (c, 05) 2, 50 9,00 180 Program Quarterlies for Cub Pack (@,05) 25 ,Scoutmasters First 6 weeks (0,10) 2,50 30 Pack's First 2 months (@,10) 3,00 12 Explorers First 6 Meetings (@.25) 3,00 25 Troop Program Pl2,nning Charts (@,10) 2,50 30 Packs Program Planning Charts (@.10) 3,00 12 Explorer Program Planning Charts (@,10) 1,20 1000 \Jeekly 'Den Meeting Sheets (0 ,01) 10,00 25 Troop Financial Record Books (@,20) 5,00 25 Troop Record Books (0,20) 5,00 30 Prck Simplified Record Book (@,20) 6,00 30 Pe,ck Financial Record Book (0,20) 6,00 2000 \lhat is Cubbing? (@,01) 20,00 2000 ;,lhat is Scouting (0,01) 20,00 36 The Troop Committee (0,06) 2,16 1000 ''lhat is Exploring (0,01) 10,00 36 The Advancement Plan (~,08) 2,88 10 Parents Cub Scout Book (:l,20) 2,00 10 Scoutmnsters Hnndbooks (0,80) 8,00 10 Boys Handbooks (0.52) 5,20 10 Cubmasters Handbooks (0,60) 6,00 10 How Books of Cubbing (Cl,00) 10,00 10 'lolf Books (0,36) 3,60 10 Bee,r Books (0,36) 3,60 10 Lion Books (0,36) 3,60 10 Explorer Manuels (0,75) 7,50 10 Den Mothers Den Books (0, 75) 7,50 10 Den Chiefs Den Books (@,40) 4,00 1000 Job Description Cnrds (e.08) 8,00 30 How to renew Unit Che,rters (@,25) 7,50 For Commissioners Service 150,00 5,00 6,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 8,00 8,00 3,00 1,50 40,00 2,50 9,00 2,50 3,00 3,00 2,50 3,00 1.20 10,00 5,00 5,00 6.oo 6,00 20.00 20,00 2,16 10,00 2,88 2.00 8,00 5.20 6.00 10,00 3,60 3.60 3.60 7,50 7,50 4,00 8,00 7,50 150,00 Expended 1954 �1955 :Ch1deet Train'.ne It0n1s to be ntLrcha.sed frorn Can:L.t,a.1 11lunds . ___. _____ --·-·~-·~--~-·-·---~-·-·-··-----------------~·~-···-~i,:;,.. Total 612.50 Tra,:Lri:Lng Center 10 C,s.rbo:cu_n.dU.!HS @ i,. 25 12 l"iles e11 };fj_J..l-Basterd ;:Jl • .5'.) Li. Oi..tper· Sco1xt, i\;{eE:i (iJ 3/50 16 50// lard CSU1D (ii 1. ;·25 5 U/.;f1ectcr Ovesrt 0! 3 .50 l} P.'J.trol Chestr:.> C0J :2().():-.J .1 Un,le of .Bi:ncler 'J.\r:.i.ne L). L:J.nterns @ :::; .10 1~~ 1lepJ.J1cen1errt Han.clles for Ax:e;;; <iD .80 h Gorapa,;J.~:;es ~!J J. 1.0 12 Terrt::; lS~ 11.75 200 r o.f h Ito pe 1,tunber for- 3h.elvinp; :Ln Trn.inir1g CerrLer 1+ Pr.:;.trol Kitchenn. 8:0 20.f)O 12.50 6.60 11:.,00 20 .oo l'/.)0 .cso.oo 12.50 1:2.1+0 9.60 12.i:O 11+1.00 9.00 185.00 .'SO. 00 lfisuD,l J\.idu FiJ::·u Pu.r-chase l:1o:r·c Tha:n .A Fro:nine Betvreer1 tho T1 .oo 150.00 155.00 F:LJ...nt bt.r·ip Purch~l~·3e Ct.lb Su;n.nler Tr·oop Bt1dget Pla.i1 l:;y:p1o rer F'u.x1du,;aen GoJ_ 6x:plorer ~>ocia.l 6. ;25 6.25 15.00 .cs.75 l+l.CS. 25 i,i 1,030.75 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. $, A, INC. CvUNC!L MllMB:ERS - 19 55 ACTIVE "A" Acklen, T, Robert Ahlgren, Frank R, Atldnson, C, A. Earp, 0, K. Emerick, Phil Ettelson, Dr, H, W. "B" B~xnes, George Beatty, Troy Benner, Henri Binswanger, Mil ton, Jr, Bi zo t, Emile A, :So \<1ine,n , A. B. Boyd, Hon. Marion s. Burrow, A, K, »;num, Dr, H, Perry Borda, Paul 110 II CaJ.101·1, Lewis C, Carruth, J, D, · Carter, A, B, Cathey, Oliver E, Chandler, ual ter Chapman, A, Dale Church, C, H, Clarke, p, C, Clo;'ton, Henry M, Cleyton, P, A. Co8y, O. H. Cooke, R, l'. Conner, J, O, Crmrford, Dr, P. Thurman Crump, Charles M, Cunningham, Jesse Coy, Cmdr, D, C, Coltharp, Ray J. Fisher, W. H. Jr, Flanagan, F. Joe Fordyce, w. B, Fuller, R, D, "G" Goldschmid, Jack p, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Thomas F, Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M, "H" Hale, Hon. E, ~·r. Halli day, \f, P, Handly, ·Charles C, Harter, Curtis w., Sr •. Heiskell, A, Longstreet Helms, Joe G, Herzog, Ray Hohenberg, A, E, Howard, T, p, House, E. J, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr, Hughes, Dr, James G, Hughes, ]Jr, John Davis "I II Irwin, Robert L, Jr, Iverson, .Alvin J, Dalstrom, Edwin Dal strom, J. A. Dani el son, Gen, W. A. Den ton, Ira C, Dick, Dr, A, \'/, Lonelson, Lewis R, Jr, Lozier, Bob Lowdle, B, C, llJll Jacobs, Dr, B, E. Johnson, J, C, Jones, Dr, Paul Tudor �"L" Lamb ert, F. Clyde Lanah an, L. Harry Lewis , H. S, Lightm an, M, A. Jr, Loeb, Henry III Schar ff, Aaron R. Schar ff, Abe Schwa rtz, Merr ill Senha usen,, C. B, Sharp e, w. L, Skinn er, J, L, Skinn er, Raymond Smith , C, D. II Smith , Rober t D. Stade lman, Russ ell C, Sulli ven, H. P. Switz er, Rear Adm, Wende ll G, "M" Mays, R, c. Merr itt, Major Walte r McGu ire, T. J. III McKinnon, Col, L. H. McKn i:;ht, J, lvl. Mcrrendon, R, D, Meemant E. J, Mille r, \1. c. Morga n, Allen s. Tate, s, Sheph erd Tenni son, J. D, Jr, Thaye r, F. T, Jr, Tobey , Hon. Frank T, Tripp eer, R. A. "N" Newp ort, Lamar "O" Vande mark, F. J. Vaughn, Willia m K, Vesey , John B, Vosse , M, J, Orgi ll, Edmund 11p11 Peete , Russe ll Perry , Russe ll Pharr , Rober t W, Phe.rr, Semuel s. Phill ips, Georg e P, Jr, Pidge on, J. Evere tt Pipki n, Perry Porte r, Dr, Arthu r R. Jr, "W" Wax, Rabbi James A, Walla ce, Dr, J, A, Walle r, Ben Walke r, J, R, Willie .ms, Rev, Harry Willia mson, E, L, 11y11 Raine s, E, J, , . p .Ra.Jn&eY,-Rr-·Gr-sr.-- pe~"~'~·n Rhode s, Dr. Peyto n N, Reeve s, Russe ll Rieve s, EI.ton A. Jr. Rober tson, J. L. Young , C, B, �CHICKASA111 CGlJHCIL, B. S. A. INC, COUNCIL i'1:EMBERS FOR 1955 ASSOCIATE Abraham, George B. Agee, G. Worthen .Alexander, Vance J. Allen, Thoma.a H. Atkinson, Dr. \'I. R. Austin, \·1. H. Ferguson, H, L. Fleming, Joseph D• Fogleman, John A. Garey, B, B, Gassaway, Brooks ;q, 11]11 GaJrlor, 1!!, .l.... · Bal.ler, Rodney J3e.il ey, E, 0. Ballon, rave Barro.,"', .E. R. :Bonduront, Julian B. Bruce, C, Arthur Beasley, John B. Gle.scock, Charles Goldsmith, Jack Graves, Dr. L. M. Gregg, Russell Grout, F, M, non Halle, A. Arthur Hays, Lake Hirsh, B. W, Hirsheimer, H. 1•1, Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hopper, A, L, Huckabee, M, M, Carrington, R, Russell Carter, M, O. Carter, lfathan A. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C, M, Chambers, J, D. Champion, R, G, Chcndl er, 1·r. H, Clo.rk, l:Olph "Hu llJll Jacobson, C, ii\!, Cole, SaJU F. Cleghorn, John Cooper, Sterling Creson, Hon, Larry B, Crump, :ill, H. Jr. llDll llLll :ca.vis, ,b., G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Deupree, Fayne Diehl, Jlr. Charles E. Dilatush, w. Henry, Dixon, Hugo N. Edc;e, 1'i• T, Edwards, Frank Ken~;ortby, Willi am King, Dr. C, C, c. Law, Sid A. Lee, Dr, R, G, Lewis, T. w. Lynn, ])r, Ross D, Maden, John w. McCalle, C, T, McGeorge, H, L. McKnight, T, H, Mor eland, s. E. Mori arty, Her ller t Munson, F, F. �no" npn Patten, J, M, Sr. Patton, Thomas N. Pe,tton, Weslw E, Penle.nd, Clifford PenneooJ:er, C, T, ?ewer, John Perel, Phillip A. Ri che.rdson, Charles D. Ruch, Dr, Walter A, Russell, Edward P. Bychener, Dr. R, o. Roach, Thurston II Sii BaU11'del'$, E, :a, Schloss, Gilbert M. Schmeisser, Dr, H. C, Sherro d1 Floyd Smith. Walter L. Smith, Willirun Leigh Springfield , C, L. Strauss, G, D. Summers, Col. John F, Thompson, :E, F. Turner, Norfleet Wagner, D, Eugene Webb, Rarey W1ley, J, :Brady t!illiams, Ernest W1lldnl!on, Russel '----------------------~----------···-------------------------- ---' �COMMITTEE BOOK 19 55 �SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN COUNCIL STEERING COMMITTEE l<t.ss. ?--·--· Lamar Newp'lrt, Chairman 4-3686 College State Memphis R, D. Fuller P, O. Bex 5682 - 37-1646 John Vorder Bruegge Manhatten Branch U. P. Bank - 8-6711 L.-~. Clyde Lambert 1208 U,P, Bank Bldg, - 37-3587.c__ _ M, J, Vcsse 59 S. Secllnd - 5-1608 ?~ R, A, Trippeer ·fj i · . o, Pnt1sF - 8-o49;i.k'.'..-~r-·µ ~ £~1--,~1::L!1_~3-_. p;-·W. L. Sharpe 3431 Lamar - 34-9440 "- · Murray Reiter 200 Waring Rd, - 5-0122 Jarred Blanchard 1230 Commerce Title Bldg, - 37-7551 Tom Mitchell 4612 Cr(')ssover _.:::...if 3361 Oliver Cathey 694 H~l~ 9:~Jirf, All Scout Executives )I, f- ¥°'If~'/ �38-·1573 JA·~'i" ? ""3-56&5 !j, .... 1i 1 118 3!1£36 rfJ~- ~.~~?P /443 7'1~& ·. ..:;Bo 1(U ·· :Tit s·-17~g ~~~~'f.:40":5 ~~!!:_;:, Mr. Cecil B. Nance, Jr Box 626 West Memphis, Arkansas Crittenden Mr, A, A, Floyd Sardis, Mississippi Mississippi L.B. mi.~/l~~ fu~A. 5-5822 Mr, R. D. Fuller P. 0. Box 5682 Mr. T. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place �CAMPING & ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 1955 Mr. C, A, Atkinso n, Chairman 1496 Shadowlawn 5-4101 Mr. Samuel Kelsall , III 4C,60 F11xcn Northea st 5-1249 34-4980 e.c~ .3? - (, ~:5 21--t-<'-~ OJ - s-s? 3 2-0620 Mr. Du,nc~" Straw!1 ~ • ~~~oty7 ... ' Southwest Mr. Paul Matthews 0 221 s. 4th West Memphis, Arkansa s Crittend en Mr. A, B, Bowman 524 Reese Mr. Russell Stadelma n 3631 Kenwood 8-0211 34-8831 Mr, P, A, Clayton P. 0, Box 2674 - DeSoto Station 5-3611 Mr, H, M, Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water 5'-2552 Mr. R, D, Fuller P. 0, Box 5682 37-1646 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Pf'rk Pltice --~6 ,i/;! y; I '7 �/ FINANCE COMMITTEE 1955 8-0491 < ' Mr, James Adnms 3078 Chisca Northeast 8-7744 Mr. W. L. Sharpe (Vice Chairmo.nlioutheast 3431 Lariar /J . . ~"~J /c.e 0 >lZ<J '4i</"-"--~7 /Z<e:":( <-~ ~--& Mr. Doyle C. Nance 2230 S, Farkway E, Mr f Northwest Southwest 5' --· CJ / ~ 3 3 ... f?/ 9 ,:L,.J :t....J 32-3471 36-ll20 J. r.., -;' 0hnson West Mem?Jh's, Arkansas Mr. !V, c. Miller Senatobia Crittenden 1 Mississippi L.D. Mr, F, Clyde Lambert 1208 Union Planters Bank Building 37-3587 Mr, ~he.rles M, Crump 1830 Exchange Building Mr. E, J. House 4238 Belle Meade Cove Mr. Paul Borda 3815 Northwood Drive 5-1711 8-7744 .5-3621 Reverend Harry Williams 1641 Keating Mr. R, D. Fuller P. 0 • Box 5682 37-1646 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place ~./J.3.~~ a.s .. a ~ c.5:'.G11,& tffh. Z:. q :2 X: LV ~"~~ s n. a.v~""~-· ~ - ;:i,1,:;; I 1-111P �. . . �/ !/ HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 1955 Mr, R, C, Mays, Chairman Falls Building Mr, Tom Bellamy 3619 Macon /--) . ~A 5-9822 5-1812 48-2719 Northeast d'C<AA&e/1 j) ,j;~,-~-~ "'/ J 8 ? ,fa~ "Vo .-Q_ Southeast 3~·J'l('I ~3)-'jtt, Dr, Lester!, Goldsmith 617 Hickman Building Northwest Mr, D,,ight Williams 3153 Cowden Southwest 62..5632 62-5742 Mr, Taylor D, Buntin 409 Gibson Crittenden 88 1102 Dr, M, B, Meacham Batesville, Mississippi Mississippi L.D. ~r Dr, James A, Wallace 4246 Southern 4-6223 Mr. George P, Phillips. Jr, 999 Audubon Drive 5-8lll Mr, R, D, Fuller P, 0, Box 5682 37-1646 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place 9-6716 / 3} �INTER...JlACIAL COMMITTEE 1955 v Mr. Howard M. Grube, Chairman 151 North Willett 8-8288 Mr. T. Robert Acklen Columbian MJ.tual Tower 8-1171 Mr. E. L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon 8-7198 38-1573 Mr, w. L, Sharpe 3431 Lamar 34-9440 Mr. s. Shepherd Tate u. P, National Pank fuilding Mr, Howard Jackson, Chairman 1371 Vollentine 5-5881 (North Division) 2-5611 1491 Felix (South Division) 7-5192 Mr, J, T, Chandler 1047 McDowell (Central Division) 5-3641 Reverend E, H. Johnson Mr, R, D. Fuller P, 0 , Box 5682 37-1646 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place "9 e?ll!i -- f£v. 7& ! . A. /2kU,~ aJl,~,, ~~.A- / '/ �LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE 1955 Mr, Ray Herzog, Chairman Memphis State College Mr, Jay L, Morgan 3175 Choctaw 'MP ,,DQU§ l}...7307 Southeast 34"'8~%,~B' ~r,J'1' ~~' l;Lf9tr'IDti'Wtt Mr. lvilliam M. Dixon 1238 Englewood 34-7868 5-·6885 Southwest 5-2552 2-0557 ~" Mr, Taylor Clai~orne 201 W, Cooper Box 857 West Memphis, Arkansas Crittenden l 293 Mississippi Mr, ti. B. Fordyce West Memphis, Arkansas L,D. Mr, B. c. Dowdle 69 Fernway Road 5-2366 Mr, J, L, Skinner 1200 Poplar 7-1384 Mr, R, D, Fuller P. 0. Box 5682 37-1646 Mr, T• J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place �1955 PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Mr, M, J. Vosee, Chairman 3633 Douglass 5-1608 Mr, C, C, Handly 1211 Union 32-2461 Cmdr, D, C, Coy Staff, CNATECHTRA Naval Air Station Mr, Samuel S, Pharr ~aGBif?ltis Llg!1t, Baa & ~is tgr Mr, W, P, Halliday Hotel Peabody 8-7761 Mr, R, D Fuller 0 P. 0. Box 5682 37-1646 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place 9-6716 OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE Mr, Jack P, Goldschmid, Chairman 3616 Central 9-8230 Mr, Tommy Ambrose 191 Madison Avenue 8-3292 . Mr, R, D, Fuller P, 0, Box 5682 37-1646 Mr, T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place CONSTI~UTION 9-6716 & BY-LAWS Mr, S, Shepherd Tate, Chairman U, P. Nationa l Bank Building COMMI~ 5-5881 Mr, R, D, Fuller P. o. Box 5682 37-1646 Mr, T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Pla.ce 9-6716 �ORG.ANI Z~'".I ON .AND EXTENSION COMMI '.l;.;'~l~ 1955 ·. / ~.".lft~~·:tl:!d t'I?' . \/ ~4!!!'1J.*,~-~.S!'l\e~:¢ . Mr. Howard M. Grube 1/ 151 lT. Willett ·" Mr. R. D, Fuller P. O~ Box 568Z V Mr. T. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland :eark Place r) ~ v~ 9~/. ; °'!(1a,J �1.fili6 SCOUT SHOW .IJND CIRGU....§. n:filQUTIVE COMMITTEE Alan M. Strautrnan, General Chairman 4524 Fair Meadows ~-17-0221 MU 5-1986 Scout Show JA6-8831 37-5721 G. B. Whitehead 3411 Douglas Cub Circus 4,..5529 48-8317 Julian P erryrnan 893 Homer Cone essions 48-1408 Lee Stewart 1017 Whi tehavei.l?ark Circle Whitehaven, Tennessee Service R.P. Bratten 4692 Princeton Ticket Sales M.J. Vosse 3633 Douglas l?ublici ty 5-1608 O.A. Atkinson 1496 Shadowlawn Chairman of C.& A. Committee 5-4101 R,D, Fuller P.O. Box 5682 President A. C. Lewis 3114 Morningside 48-1408 wa;e...8425 48-9757 JA7-1646 ��CHICK,~S,\W COUNCIL, B, S. A. INC, COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ASSOCL',TE ti I:.." Alexander, Vance J , .1lllen, Thomas H. :·~tkinson, Dr. 1;.f. R. Austin, H, H, "B" Babor,·Rodnoy Bailey; E, 0, Ballon,· Dave Beasley, John B. Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur "C" Carrington, R. Russell Carter; M, 0, Carter; Nathan '~• Castle, s. Nelson Chambers; C, M. Cho.ndlor, W, H, Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Colo, Sam F, Coopor·J, Sterling Creson, Larry B; Crump, E. H. Jr. Davis, •'~. Garcy, B; B, Gassoway, ·Brooks N, GD..ylor, 1·r. A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M, Gi:-egg; Russell Grout, F, M, "H" Hallo, .\. Art!:ur Hays, ·Lake · Hirsh, B. w. Hirshoimer, H, TV. · Hobson; Dr, J, J, Hopper, A, L, It Jff Jacobson, C, M, "Ktr Kenworthy, William King, Dr, C, C, "L" Loo, Dr. R. G, Lewis, T, Wo.lker· Lynn, Dr, Ross D, G. Davis, Hon, Clifford Douproo, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, II. Henry Dixon, Hugo N, Edgo, W; T, Edwards, Frank C, up11 Forguson, H. L, Fleming, Joseph D, Fogleman, John A. "M" Maden, ·John W. McCnbe, c. T, · McGoorge; H. L; McKnight; T; H; Moreland; S, E, Morin.rty, Horbert �- 2 .~SSOCI;\TE 0 1Ryan, Tom rtpn Patton; J, M. Sr, Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; Pennebaker, C, T, Popper, John Porol, Phillip A, "R" Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, Walter ,\, Russoll,·Edward P, Rychoner, Dr, R, 0, "S" Saunders, E, B, Schloss, Gilbert M, Schmeisser, Dr, ·H, C, Smith; Walter L, Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G, D, SWUiliCI &J Col. John F • ;;;~ "T" Thompson, E, F. "W" Wagnor, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J, Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL_,_ B. S. A._ INC • COUNCIL MEMBERS 1956 ACTIVE "A" Acklen1T. Robert Ahlgren, Frank R, Akers, Rear Adm. Frank Atkinson,·C, A, Aydelotte, James E. Dalstrom, ·Edwin Danielson, Gen, W, .\. Diamond, ·sol · Dick, Dr, A; W, Dowdle, B.C, Drinkard, Don 11B1t Barber, J, R, Barnes; George Beatty, Troy Benner, Henri Bensdorf, Herman Binswanger, Milton, Jr, Blanchard; Jerred ti'i J&llP 0 ±J JR)ian Bowman, A. B. Boyd,·Hon, Marion S, Brown; John E, Burch, Brown Boyle,- J, Bayard Burrow, ,\, K, Bynum; Dr, H. Perry Borda, Paul ti CH Carnes; Turl Callow, Lewis C, .Carruth, J. D, Carter, A. B, Cathey, Oliver E, Chandler, Walter Chapman, A, Dale Church, C; H, Claiborne, Taylor Clayton; H, M~ Clayton; ·P, ,\, Clements,Rev, Daniel Clifton, Capt, J, c. Connor, J, 0, Coltharp, Ray J, Cooke; R, P, Crump; Charles M, Cross, S, E, "E" Emerick, Phil "F" Fisher, W, H, Jr, Flann.gan, F, Joe Floyd; ,\.dolph A, Foltz, J, ,\, · Fordyce, W,B; Fuller, R, D, Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith; I, G, Goldsmith, Jack Goodm~n; Thomas F, Grissom, E.C. Grube, Howard M, "H" Halliday, W, P, Handly; Charles C, Hnrtor, Curtis W, Sr, Helms,·Joc G, Herzog, Ray Hohenborg, A, E, House, E. J, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr, II I" Irwin, Robert 1, 'Jr, Iverson, Alwin J, �- 2 - ACTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 "8" llJfl Jn.cobs,. Dr, B. E, Johnson, J. C. Jones, Dr, Po.pl Tµdor Saunders, J, E. R, Scharff; Aaron R, Scharff,· /,be Schwartz, ·Morrill Senhausen; C,B, Sharpe, W, L, Skinner, Raymond Smith; lfyron W. Spon.r, ,\ ubrey V, Stadelman, Russell C, Sullivan, H. P. KUt J;/icd;uc!t), /'/. /i=;; ~7 "L" '/ ... Lrunbert; F,Clyde LD.nahan, L, Harry Lewis, H. s. "M" Mahal, Raymond G. Marr; Roy M, Mays, R;C, McGuire, · T, J , III McKnight; J, M; McLendon, R, D, lfoachn.m, Dr. M, B, Meemo..n, E. J. Merritt, Major Walter Miller, W,C. Mitchell, Tom P. s. Moore,' -E.E. Morgan, Allen Newport, , LD.mn.r II Qlf ' . Orgill; Hon. Edmund Orgill, Kenneth W. 11pn Perry, Russell Pharr, Robert W, Pidgt\on, J • Everett Pinlforton, Max Pipkin,· Perry Pollo.rd, 11,B, Porter, Dr,Arthur R, JR, Reeves, Russell Rhodes; Dr, Peyton N, Rieves, Elton ;,, Jr, Robertson, Caffey Robertson, J, L, Ron.ch, J, Thurston Tate, s. Shepherd Thaycr,·F, T, Jr; Tidwell,·Hcarn· w, Trippeer, R, A, Tual, Blanchard S, Turner, Norfleet "U" Underwood, Dr, J, E, Vandemark, F, J, Vaughn, WillHmJrl Vesey; John B, Vosso, M. J, "W" Walker,· J, R, Wallace, Dr. Jctmos .A. Wallor, Ben 1".Tax, Dr. ·James ;\. Williams, Rev; Harry W-J:~J EiJ~A "Y!)'' . . Young, C, B, ') � 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 CHICKAS,'.W COUNCIL, B. S, A, INC. ,\le:xander, Vance J, ·· ;',llen, Thomas H, .;·.tkinson, Dr, W, R, 0 Austin, H, H, "B" Baber, ·Rodney Bailey, E. 0, ···· Ballon,· Dave Beasley, John B, Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur - F8 ,, .d L, c· :r :fJ 19 J ;:+ /z,"t1 "C" · Carrington, R. Russell · Carter> M. 0, Carter; Nathttn J'~. ··~Castle, S. Nelson Chambers; C, M, Ch:.\ndlor, W, H, ·· Clarke, Dolph .. Cleghorn, John Colo, Sam F, Coopor·J, Sterling Creson, Larry B; ,_,__Crump, E., H. Jr. "D" Davis, ,·l. G. Davis, Hon, Clifford - Douprco, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, \/, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Ede;o, tJ, >If, Edwards, Fr:.\nk C, Ferguson, H, L, Fleming,Joscph D. Foglemrm, John A. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ASSOCL'.TE "G" Garey, B; B. Gassoway, 'Brooks N, Gaylor, ~,.r. /1~ • . GlD.scock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M, Gregg; Russell . Grout, F. M, "H" ··Hallo, ,\. Art10 ur Hays, 'fo.ke · .Hirsh, B, 1'1, WiPsl1eimc1 ~ ~ · ''Hobson; Dr. J, J. Hopper, :, , L, ltJll Jacobson, c. }1. ··•Kenworthy, William King, Dr. c. c. ·Lee, Dr. R. G, · Lewis, T, Walker · Lynn, Dr, Ross D, "M" -··Maden, ·John W. ~~;~:.6~0T, . ~?'''c~O-~·-~·"" .. McGeorge; H. L; -· McKnight; T; H; Moreland; S, E. • Morinrty, Herbert - 2 - /,SSOCL\TE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 110" 0 1Ryan, Tom 11p11 Patton; J. M. Sr, · Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; · Pennebaker, C. T, Popper, John ~Perel, Phillip A. "R" ·- Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, Walter ,\, Russoll,-Edward P, Rychener, Dr, R, 0, Saunders, E, B, .. ~ Schloss, Gilbert M, Schmoissor, Dr, ·H, C, _Smith; Walter L, ·-·Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G. D, '8tllid1terer, Col, John F o ··~~ 11r11 Thompson, E, F, Wagner, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel "A" Acklen, T. Robert Ahlgren, Frank R, Akers, Rear Adm, Frank Atkinson,·C, A, Aydelotte, James E. Barber, J, R. Barnes; George Beatty, Troy Benner, Henri Bensdorf, Herman Binswanger, Milton, Jr, Blanchard; Jerred i9 ! tttittt &Rb j J!H:li;001 Bowman, 1\. B. Boyd,·Hon. Marion S, Brown; John E, Burch, Brown Boyle,· J • Bayard Burrow, ~'I.. K. Bynum; Dr, H, Perry Borda, Paul ll cu Carnes; Earl Callow, Lewis C, Carruth, J, D, Carter, ;,, B, Cathey, Oliver E, Chandler, Walter Chapman, A, Dale Church, c, H, Claiborne, Taylor Clayton; H. M~ Clayton;· P, ,\, Clements,Rev, Daniel Clifton, Capt. J. c. Connor, J, 0, Coltharp, Ray J, Cooke; R, P. Crump; Charles M, Cross, S. E, CHICKASAW COUNCIL_,_ B. S, A._ INC. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ACTIVE "D" Dalstrom, ·Edwin Danielson, Gen. lt!. ,~~. Diamond, ·Sol · Dick, flr, A; W, Dowdle, 13,C, Drinkard, Don "E" Emerick, Phil Fisher, W. H, Jr, Flan~gan, F, Joe Floyd; ,\dolph A, Foltz, J. ii,· Fordyce, ''! ,B; Fuller, R, D, II G" Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith; I, G, Goldsmith, Jack Goodman; Thomas F, Grissom, E.C. Grube, Howard M. "H" Halliday, W, P. Handly; Charles C, Harter, Curtis W, Sr, Helms,-Joc G, Herzog, Rny Hohenberg, A, E, House, E. J, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr. "I" Irwin, Robert L, 'Jr, Iverson, Alwin J, Jacobs,·Dr, B, E, Johnson, J. C, Jon~, i:.r. Paul_ Tucj,or !cv ~J., /. {';;;?. "L" Lambert; F,Clyde La.nD.han, L, Harry Lewis, H, S, "M" Mahal, Raymond G, Marr; Roy M, Mays, R;C, McGuire, · T, J , III McKnight; J, M; McLendon, R, D, MoachD.111, Dr, M, B, Meeman, E. J,. Merritt, Major Walter S, Miller, W,C, Mitchell, Tom P. Moore ,1 • E.E. Morgan, Allen Nowpor,t, L'.t!n;i.r I lfQll Orgill; Hon, Edmund Orgill, Konneth W•· ttpr1 Perry, Russell Pharr, Robert w. Pidg·<:ien, J , Everett PinKerton, Max Pipkin,· Perry Pollard, H.B. Porter, Dr.Arthur R• JR • "R" Reeves, Russell Rhodes; Dr, Peyton N, Rieves, Elton :,, Jr, Robertson, Caffey Robertson, J, L, Roach, J, Thurston - 2 - ACTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 113n Saunders, J, E, R, Scharff; Aaron R, Scharff,· /,be Schwartz,·Morrill Scnhauscn; C.B. Sharpe, W. L, Skinner, Raymond Smith; lfyron W, Spear, Aubrey V, Stadelman, Russell C, Sullivan, H, P. "T" Tate, S, Shepherd Thayer,-F. T, Jr; Tidwoll,-Hearn·w. Trippoor, R. f,, Tual, Blanchard S, Turner, Norfleet Underwood, Dr, J, E, 11v11 Vande!lk~rk, F, J, Va ugh n, l:• 1f 'l.l.. 1· a·m J'1N1&~I Vesey; John B. Vosse, M, J, "W" Walker,· J, R. Wallace, Dr. James J\ 4 Wallor, Ben ,,,Tax, Dr. -J amcs J\. Williams, Rev; Harry Williamson, E, L, 11y11 Young, C, B, CHICKf,SAW COUNCIL, B, S, A. INC, II f~ II Aloxandor, Vance J, ;~llon, Thomas H, :·1tkinson, Dr. TtJ. R. Austin, H, H, "B" Baber,· Rodnoy Bailoy; E, 0, Ballon,· Dave Beasley, John B, Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur Carrington, R, Russell Carter; M, 0, Carter; Nathan ,._ Castle, S, Nolson Chambers; C, M. Chandler, W, H, Clarke 1 Dolph Cleghorn, John Cole, Sam F, Coopcr·J, Sterling Croson, Larry B; Crump, E. H. Jr. 11011 Davis, ;,, G, Davis, Hon, Clifford Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, \J, Henry Dixon, Hugo N, "E" Edge, \'I; T, Edwards, Frank c. "F" Forguson, H, L, Fleming,· Joseph D, Fogleman, John A, COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ASSOC I:'. TE II Git Garey, B; B, Gassoway, "Brooks N, Gnylor, \4. A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr, L. M, Gregg; Russell Grout, F, M, "!·!" Halle, ,\. Artrur Hays, · LaR:e · Hirsh, B, W, Hirshoimer, H. W. · Hobson; Dr, J, J, Hopper, A, L, "J" Jacobson, C, M, Kenworthy, William King, Dr. c. C, "L" Loo, Dr, R, G, Lowis, T, Walker· Lynn, Dr, Ross D, Maden,·John W, McCnbe, C, T, · McGoorge; H, L; McKnight; T; H; Morolnnd; s. E, Moriarty, Horbert - 2 - :.ssoCL\TE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 11011 0 1 Ryan, Tom "P" Patten; J, M, Sr, Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; Pennebaker, C, T, Pepper, John Perel, Phillip A, 11n11 Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, Walter A, Russell,- Edward P, Rychener, Dr, R, 0, "S" Saunders, E, B, Schloss, Gilbert !1, Schmeisser, Dr, ·H, C, Smith; Walter L, Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G, D, Ow1uttc1 ", Col. John F • :Sf/4·~ "T" Thompson, E, F. "W" Wagner, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J , Brady Williams, ·Ernest Wilkinson, Russel ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COl'1'UTTEE MR. JOE G. HEIMS, CHAIRMAN MEMBERSHIP COMPARISON JANUARY 1 1 1955 - JUNE 24, 1955 JanuaD!: 1 1 1922 June 24i 1955 ~ ~ White Scouts 3130 3104 26 Negro Scouts 1554 1419 135 White Explorers 465 468 Negro Explorers 55 42 13 White Cub Scouts 2765 2711 54 Negro Cub Scouts .JJ±3. 601 141 TOTAL SCOUTS 8711 8345 366 White Troops 107 108 l Negro Troops 76 68 8 White Posts 32 32 Negro Posts 3 2 l White Packs 75 76 l Negro Packs -1.2 ~ --1t.. TOTAL UNITS 332 321 11 Northeast District 1273 1240 33 Southeast District 1865 1996 131 Northwest District 1495 1474 21 Southwest District 1157 1140 17 Crittenden District 313 242 71 Mississippi District 572 482 90 Central Division 723 644 79 North Division 735 604 131 South Division 578 ...22. .Ji. TOTAL BOYS 8711 8345 366 ,. Northeast Units 41 40 l Southeast Units 59 65 6 Northwest Units 51 53 2 Southwest Units 40 38 2 Crittenden Units 15 13 2 Mississippi Units 24 21 3 Central Units 41 35 6 North Units 32 30 2 South Units ~ ~ _2_ TOTAL UNITS 332 321 11 TOTAL SCOUTERS 2868 3033 165 Dropped Units for 1955 Northeast Pack 32 Macon Road Presbyterian Church Pack 83 Irrmanuel Lutheran Men's Club Post 9 Evergreen Presbyterian Church Southeast Post 79 Rebecca Memorial Baptist Church Northwest None Southwest Post 4 Character Builders Bible Class Post 34 Grace St, Lukes Episcopal Church Crittenden Pack 72 Marion Rotary Club Pack 108 West Memphis School Pack llO Marion Colored High School - Marion, Arkansas Mississippi Pack 236 V, F, w. - Batesville, Mississippi Troop 52 Sardis Rotary Club - Sardis, Mississippi Troop 78 Rotary Club - Batesville, Mississippi Troop 212 Lake Co:nnorant P,T,A, Central Pack 125 Lutheran Cooperative School Pack 129 Alonzo Locke School Pack 130 LaRose School Troop 100 Centenary Methodist Church Troop 119 Porter School P.T.A. Troop 151 Lutheran Cooperative School Troop 154 Avery Chapel A,M,E, Church Troop 159 Bethel Presbyterian Church Post 102 Metropolitan Baptist Church North Pack 114 Manassas High School Troop 170 E, A, Harrold High School - Millington, Tennessee Troop 172 Summerfield Baptist Church South Pack 133 Salvation Anny Troop 12S Shiloh Baptist Church Troop 130 Whitestone Baptist Church Troop 180 Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Troop 150 50th \lard Civic Club LAPSED UNITS AS OF JUNE 24, 1955 Northeast Pack 58 Troop 96 Pack 251 Troop 216 Sqd 224 Post 22 Southeast Pack 85 Troop 218 Troop 53 Post 55 Troop 81 Post 82 Northwest Pack 14 Pack 207 Pack 26 Troop 39 Pack 39 Troop 243 Southwest Pack 44 Pack 228 Post 91 Troop 5 Post 94 Post 11 Post 228 Crittenden Troop 73 Troop 168 Mississippi Pack $8 Pack 186 Troop 138 Pack 189 Troop 173 Pack 215 Troop 181 Pack 235 Troop 186 Central Pack 106 Troop 101 Pack 124 Troop 103 Pack 135 Troop 127 Pack 140 Troop 140 Pack 152 Troop 152 Pack 178 Troop 191 North Pack 160 Troop 107 Troop 135 Troop 108 Troop 148 Troop 109 Troop 179 South Troop 123 Troop 188 MONTHLY BUDGET CONTROL STATENENT OPERATING FUND Chickasaw Council. B, s. A, Mav 31- 19"5 J:Judget This Total Specialj Budget Budget this Month to Receipt! to Remainder Year Date Date 1955 RECEIPT I Interest Received 930.00 200.00 369.00 369.00 I 561.00 Contributions 100.00 10.00 84.50 84.50 . 15.50 Ark. & Miss, 8,000.00 3,101.65 6,720,33 6, 720.33 ! 1,279.67 J!liscellaneous 150,00 i 122.l-31 122.13 !' 150.00 Sustaining Membership 1'7,500,00 9,890.97 12,195.56j 12,195.56 i 5,304,44 Capital 7,000.00 I 7 ,000.00 Memphis Comm. Chest 64. 513. 65 5 "376.lL. 26.880.66 26.880,66 I 17.632,q9 ' 98.193.6<; 118.578. 76 L.6.372.18 122.13 46 . 2'l0. O'l i 51-9 L..3. 60 ' I I I EXPENSE i Professional Salaries 43 ,300.00 I 3 ,308.32 16,541,76 16,541.76 I 26,758.24 J!Jaintenance Salary 3,620,00 I 357 ,50 1,640.13 1,640.13 I 1,979.87 Clerical Salary 15,370.00 1,268.32 6 ,477 ,36 6,477 .36 I 8.892.64 Retirement & S. S, 3,373.80 308,39 1,557.18 1,557 .18 I 1,816.62 Rent 3,660.00 305.00 1,425,00 1,425,00 1 2,235,00 Fuel and Electricity 136.00 6.62 60.43 60.43 . 75,57 Insurance 250.00 17 ,50 107.92 107.92 142.08 Office 6,009,32 190.43 2,825,22 2,825.22 3,184.10 Meals 500.00 40,79 218. 98 218.98 281.02 Auto 6,977,50 549.64 2, 771.39 2,771.39 4,206.11 Training 3,274.19 17.98 371.961 12.72 359.24 2,914,95 National Council 1,175.00 550.00 625,00 625.00 550.00 Miscellaneous 447.80 51.34 232.52 232.52 215.28 Advancement 301.30 4,90 41,05 41,05 260.25 Camping and Activitiei 8,864.00 691.79 1,947.55 1,947.55 6,916.45 Health and Safety 43.00 2,40 2.40 40.60 Audits 250.00 ! 250.00 Organization and Ext. 441,74 119.901 119.90 321.84 Travel, Ark.& Miss. 200.00 200.00 Sustaining Membership 614.81 2.213.12 2.213,32 (2.213,32) 18.193.65 8.283.33 39.179.07 12.72 39 .166.1<; . "9 .027 ,30 JQ,_?_95. 43 - _7_,193 • lll__ i_L,!}!}J__._7!1) - 7 _,_9_8')__,)SL PROPOSED 1956 BUDGET RECAP Professional Salaries M'.l.intenance Salaries Clerical Salaries Retirement and Social Security Ront Fuel & Electricity Insurance l\rk. & !fdss, Travel Office Meals i\uto Expense National Council Miscellaneous •mdit Training Advancement Camping and Activitios Health .1nd Safety Organization and Extension TOTAL 45,420,00 3,720,00 16,060,00 4,145,60 3,660.00 140.00 475,00 2ov,oo 6,996,00 360,00 7,170.00 1,175,00 447.00 250.00 1,365.72 307,90 ~ " q 39. 43.00 441,74 ~~% '11, 111 -1 fo PROFESSIONAL SALARIES W, Gordon Morris T, J, Frashure Walthall Peters R, M, Bentley Jr. C, J, Nolan Jr, Robert R, Creamer J, J., Beauchamp F, 0, Harris Maurice Gray Ralph Young Additional Compensation !fii\INTENANCE SALARIES Hope H. Ford Virgil Allen CLERICAL SAJ,ARIES Mrs, Jviary Duncan Mrs, Ann Williamson Mrs, Alberta Langley Mrs. Betty Russell JV!iss. Mary Jo Winningham Miss, Betty Jaggers Mrs, Maude Owens Scout Exec Asst, Executive Dist, Exec. Dist. Exec, Dist, Exec Dist, Exec, Div, Exec, Div, Exec, Div, Exec, Dist Exec Ark, & Miss, Currier Ranger Kia Kima Ro.nger Office JV!gr. Bookkeeper Registrar Field Sec, Receptionist Asst. Registrar Negro Sec. RETIREJ'iENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY W. Gordon Morris T. J. Frashure Walthall Peters R, JV!, Bentley Jr, Clifford J, Nolan Ralph Young Robert Creamer Frod Harris Maurice Gray Mary S, Duncan Alberta Langley Mary Jo Winningham Social Security l'.'1Ei\LS _ljE,,LTH .,ND SAFETY TRAVEL EXPENSE J,RI(, & JVIISS, PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 BUDGET 1955 EXPENDED 1954 45,420.00 43.300.00 38,699.88 6,600.00 4,800,00 4,620.00 4,500.00 4,500,00 4,200.00 4,100,00 3,980.00 3 ,420,00 4,500,00 200.00 6,600.00 4,800,00 4,500,00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,600.00 4,100.00 3,800,00 3,300.00 4,200.00 3,720.00 3,620.00 2,520.00 1,200,00 2,520.ou 1,100.00 6,300.00 4,500.00 4,200.00 3,900,00 3,900.00 2,500.00 3,999,96 3,499.92 3,000.00 3,900.00 3 ,402,15 2,400,00 1,002,15 16,060.00 15,370.00 14,335.10 2,820.00 2,640,00 2,560.00 2,160.00 2,220.00 2,040,00 1,620.00 4,145,60 408,00 288,00 288,00 264,00 264.00 264,00 240,00 240,00 216.00 168.00 144.00 144.00 1,217,60 360.00 43,00 200.00 2,700.00 2,520.00 2,440,00 2,040.00 2,100.00 2,040,00 1,500,00 3,373,80 384.00 28B.OO 264.00 240,:JO 240,00 240.00 216.00 216.00 192,00 1,093,80 500,00 43,00 200.00 2,580,00 2,476,85 2,220.00 1,995.25 1,980,00 1,306,00 1,773.00 3 ,263.49 384. 00 264.00 240,00 240.00 240,00 240,00 70.00 216.00 168.00 72.00 50,00 1,079,49 439,16 AUTO EXPENSE W. G, Morris T. J. Frashure \falthall Peters C, J, Nolan Jr, Ralph Young Hobert R. Creamer J, A, Beauchamp F. o. Harris Maurice Gray R, M. Bentley Parking $35.00 x 12 N11TION,U, COUNCIL Quota Charter Fee MISCELLANEOUS Bank Exchange Business Cards Car Fare Janitor Service Vri.nor Items (Negro) Minor Office Supply Award Picture Frames Repair to Equipment Rotary Club Safety Deposit Box Minor Items Ark. & Miss, Expense AUDITS RENT FUEL AND ELECTRICITY Fuel Electricity INSURANCE OFFICE Supplies Postage Telephone PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 7,170,00 675,00 570,00 675.00 64u,OO 745,00 920.00 640.00 605.00 640.00 640.00 420.00 1,100,00 75.00 447.80 8,00 8,00 15.00 156,00 100.00 10.00 El,00 85.00 50,00 7.Go 250.00 3,660.00 140.00 100,00 40.00 475,00 6,996.00 3,428.00 2,068.00 1,500,0J BUDGET 1955 6,977,50 675.00 570,00 605.00 640.UO 710.00 815,:JO 692.50 640.00 605.00 605.00 420.00 1,175.00 1,100.00 75.00 447,80 8,00 8,00 15.00 156.oo 100,00 10,00 8,00 85.00 50,00 7 .~~o 250,00 3,660.0J 136.uo 100,00 36.00 250.00 6 ,009.32 3,118.00 1,674,32 1,217.00 EXPENSE 1954 6,608,15 579,81 519.65 633.93 601.93 643 .37 659.55 717.31 626.04 578.46 673.10 375,00 1,175,00 1 100,00 , 75,00 229.<34 1.21 7,50 75.62 21.68 5,09 1.33 92.27 50.00 7,15 16.78 51.21 250.00 3 ,180,00 109.27 72.97 36.40 250,00 5 ,068.68 2,395.84 1,536.96 1,135.GG TRAINING Printing and Publications 21~0 Cub Basic Booklets @ ,OC 48 Scout Instructor guides @,08 180 Scout Course Notebooks @,15 25 Advance Scout Course Notebooks @ .50 60 Explorer Courso Notebooks @,15 36 \1/xplorer Instructors Guides @ ,08 C0!"1'1ISSIOJIJERS 10 Neighborhood Connn, Instructors Guides @ .15 100 Neighborhood Connn, Projuct Books @ .15 2o0 Jr, Ldr. TrG.ining aids @ .20 4UO Progress Cards @ .Ol 1000 Course Certificates @ ,Ol 500 Training Record Cards @ ,01 10 Pads of Training Reports @,50 200 3 Yr. ·rraining Program Bks. @ ,15 10 HiLights of Training Connn, @,15 PROGRAM NOTE BOOKS 500 Cub Program Noto Books @.15 200 Scout Program Note Bks. @.15 100 Exp, Program Note Bks @ ,15 200 Comm, Progran Mote Bks. @.25 300 Cub Program Planning Sheets @ .02 300 Scout Program Planning Shoots @ .02 100 Exp, Program Planning Sheets @ ,02 Visual Aids 77m~ tJf 71),,·-r L/ Vc'J Cub Basic Set(Replacement Age 3 Years) Scout Fundimontals Replacement Ago 3 Years Explorer Set (Replacement) Projection Equipment Repair Film Repair and Rejuvination Professional Training Scout Exec. Conforonco Internrndiate Training ( 2 Men) Training i<wards 40 Training itwards or Keys @ 3,00 50 Arrowhead Honors @ .15 40 Square Knots (Awards) Q .15 " Special Awards, Jr. Ldr, Training Contor Supplies VoluntoGr Training 168.CJO 3,c4 27,00 12.50 9,00 2.ce 1,50 15.00 40,00 4.00 10.00 5,00 5,00 30,00 1.50 75,00 30.UO 15,00 50.00 6.oo 6,00 2.00 ? 'J· S" lOJ,00 lG.50 47.00 195,l'JO 200.uo 75,00 4U0,00 120,00 7,50 6,00 100,00 PROPOSED BIJDGE1' 1956 519.22 63:5,00 475.00 233.50 BUDGET 1955 579.34 735,75 965.98 200.00 612.~o iGo.62 EYJ'ENSE 1954 834.62 21J.47 554.13 PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 CAl\!PING .Alm ACTIVITI;:;s C0!1fr.UTTEE Camp Currier Auto I:xpense - H. H, Ford Electricity Insurance Tele-phone Seasonable Staff Salaries Expennes - 1·1aterfront Director Lumber Paint Swimming Pool: Chlorine Repairs to Motor Miscellaneous Items 12 Paddles Truck Rental Labor and Maintenance Poi son IV"J Control Fuel - Mess Hall Minor Items Tractor Gasoline, Oil and Repairs Camp Fuller Camp Promotion - Catalogs Rent on fuller Pnrk Staff Training School - 4 Volunteers at Regional Camp School, $35 fee each, plus $40 Transportation Seasonable Staff Salaries - Camp Full ~r - 7 Men 0 $10 week for four weeks Transportation - Swimming Pool Seasonable Staff Salaries - Shawnee Transportation of Materials and Supplies to Camp Shawnee Program ifaterinls & Supplies - Fuller Program Material & Supplies - Shawnee 1 I:ory and Oars - Shawnee 1 Canoe - Fuller 4 Canoe Paddles Kamp Kia Kima Salaries Electricity Insurance Telephone Staff Training School - Volunteer Camp Stv.ff at Regional School - 5 men 0$35 fee each plus $40. Transportation plus $35, 00 meals Electrical Repa.irs Pipefi ttings Gen, Camp Maintenance Po.int, Lumber, Glass, etc. 50 Replacement Mattress Covers 7 ,034.00 528.00 650.00 400.00 180.00 300.00 120.00 2:00. 00 100,00 115,00 roo.oo EO.oo 20.00 105.00 250,00 .J.8s;eo 100,00 100.00 100.00 18.0.00 280.00 100.00 50.00 200.00 50,00 125.00 160,00 5,00 225,00 225.00 120.00 250.00 BUDG:ST 1955 §,864.00 528.00 6.50.00 400.00 180.00 300.00 120,00 100.00 50.00 ll5.00 200.00 50,00 20.00 105,00 250.00 100,00 100.00 100,00 100.00 85,00 300.00 100.00 200.00 150,00 100.00 50.00 100.00 50.00 185.00 160.00 5.00 1,520.00 225.00 225.00 120.00 240.00 60,00 35.00 800. 00 300.00 ll5. 00 EXPEHDED 1954 5.379.89 515. 43 674. 76 355.85 153, 51 7. 50 15.00 50.80 36.85 22. 50 21-1.06 151. 46 253.34 181.05 13. 78 8fj, 63 99.63 5 •. ro 350.00 100.00 8.15 239. 86 380. 39 158. 37 158. 44 3. 46 188.86 294. 58 11. 58 :lUuqp YJ. a !Ci111.A 4 oar-e and J.a ~""' Minor 'Hems Hauling ~Uipment teo oamp Pumping Le.~ine.o. Promotion - Camp Catalogs Cutting Stove Wood Activities $peo1al Awards Camp..O-Ree Minor Items Cine Dey Camp (Negro) Kite Derey Cu'lhO..Ree Annual E.iqilorer Event Rental of Truck Insurance on Canoes Trailer Repair J\DVANCELENT COhMITTEE 50 Wall Charts @ • 2o 1500 Cub Advancement Cards @ ,01 6000 Scout Advancement Cards ® .08 200 Explorer Certificates @ ,01 4000 Board of Review Forms @ ,008 2000 Monthly Cub Reports 'ill ,006 1 Advancement Film Strip 50 Mother Eagle Pins @ ,45 50 Ba.gle Badges @ 2.00 15 Silver Awards ® 2,00 300 Job Description Cards @ ,008 250 Merit Badge Counselor Guides @ .005 200 " A Boy Scout Needs You as a Merit Badge Counselor" @ ,02 200 Merit Badge Counselor Forms @ ,005 18 Advancement and Your Patrol PROPOSlllD BUJXl.ET 1956 75.00 500.00 75.00 40.oo 66.00 25.00 70.00 96,00 14.00 35.oo PROPOSED BUDGET 1956 307,90 10,00 15,00 48,00 2.00 32.00 12,00 8.45 22.50 100.00 30,00 1,60 8,75 4,00 1,00 12.60 :SUlXlET 1955 45.oo 25.00 250.00 50.00 75.00 75.00 25.00 66.00 ioo.oo 70,00 96.00 14.00 35.oo BUDGET 1955 301,30 36.00 15.00 48.00 2.00 32,00 12,00 8,45 22,50 100,00 10,00 1,60 8,75 4,00 1.00 EXP:ElTnED 1954 15.67 204.46 ioo.oo 164.50 25.00 25.84 31..07 ( 76, 64) 66.14 37.Sl 15.00 40.98 EXPENDED 1954 202.19 ORC'ANIZl1TION & E.XTENSION Proposed Budget 1956 4.41. 74 50 Highlights of Organization & Extension 5,00 60 Ten Steps to Organize a Scout Troop(@,10) 6,00 60 Ten Steps to Organize a Cub Pack (@,20) 12,00 40 How to Organize an Explorer Unit (@,25) 10,00 40 Hints on Explorer Leadership (@.20) 8,00 1000 Applic0,tions to Become a Cub Scout 8,00 1000 Applicn,tions to Become a Boy Scout 8.00 100 How to Secure a Leader (0 ,03) 3.00 30 Cubbing Guide Books (0' • 05) 1. 50 Awards 40,00 50 Progr?m C:uarterlies for Troop (c, 05) 2, 50 180 Program Quarterlies for Cub Pack (@,05) 9,00 25 ,Scoutmasters First 6 weeks (0,10) 2,50 30 Pack's First 2 months (@,10) 3,00 12 Explorers First 6 Meetings (@.25) 3,00 25 Troop Program Pl2,nning Charts (@,10) 2,50 30 Packs Program Planning Charts (@.10) 3,00 12 Explorer Program Planning Charts (@,10) 1,20 1000 \Jeekly 'Den Meeting Sheets (0 ,01) 10,00 25 Troop Financial Record Books (@,20) 5,00 25 Troop Record Books (0,20) 5,00 30 Prck Simplified Record Book (@,20) 6,00 30 Pe,ck Financial Record Book (0,20) 6,00 2000 \lhat is Cubbing? (@,01) 20,00 2000 ;,lhat is Scouting (0,01) 20,00 36 The Troop Committee (0,06) 2,16 1000 ''lhat is Exploring (0,01) 10,00 36 The Advancement Plan (~,08) 2,88 10 Parents Cub Scout Book (:l,20) 2,00 10 Scoutmnsters Hnndbooks (0,80) 8,00 10 Boys Handbooks (0.52) 5,20 10 Cubmasters Handbooks (0,60) 6,00 10 How Books of Cubbing (Cl,00) 10,00 10 'lolf Books (0,36) 3,60 10 Bee,r Books (0,36) 3,60 10 Lion Books (0,36) 3,60 10 Explorer Manuels (0,75) 7,50 10 Den Mothers Den Books (0, 75) 7,50 10 Den Chiefs Den Books (@,40) 4,00 1000 Job Description Cnrds (e.08) 8,00 30 How to renew Unit Che,rters (@,25) 7,50 For Commissioners Service 150,00 Budget 1955 441, 74 5,00 6,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 8,00 8,00 3,00 1,50 40,00 2,50 9,00 2,50 3,00 3,00 2,50 3,00 1.20 10,00 5,00 5,00 6.oo 6,00 20.00 20,00 2,16 10,00 2,88 2.00 8,00 5.20 6.00 10,00 3,60 3.60 3.60 7,50 7,50 4,00 8,00 7,50 150,00 Expended 1954 1955 :Ch1deet Train'.ne It0n1s to be ntLrcha.sed frorn Can:L.t,a.1 11lunds --·-·~-·~--~-·-·---~-·-·-··-----------------~·~-···-~i,:;,.. ___ .. ____ . Tra,:Lri:Lng Center 10 C,s.rbo:cu_n.dU.!HS @ i,. 25 12 l"iles e11 };fj_J..l-Basterd ;:Jl • .5'.) Li. Oi..tper· Sco1xt, i\;{eE:i (iJ 3/50 16 50// lard CSU1D (ii 1. ;·25 5 U/.;f1ectcr Ovesrt 0! 3 .50 l} P.'J.trol Chestr:.> C0J :2().():-.J .1 Un,le of .Bi:ncler 'J.\r:.i.ne L). L:J.nterns @ :::; .10 1~~ 1lepJ.J1cen1errt Han.clles for Ax:e;;; <iD .80 h Gorapa,;J.~:;es ~!J J. 1.0 12 Terrt::; lS~ 11.75 200 r o.f h Ito pe 1,tunber for- 3h.elvinp; :Ln Trn.inir1g CerrLer 1+ Pr.:;.trol Kitchenn. 8:0 20.f)O lfisuD,l J\.idu FiJ::·u Pu.r-chase l:1o:r·c Tha:n .A Fro:nine Betvreer1 tho F:LJ .. .nt bt.r·ip Purch~l~·3e Ct.lb Su;n.nler Tr·oop Bt1dget Pla.i1 l:;y:p1o rer F'u.x1du,;aen GoJ_ 6x:plorer ~>ocia.l 12.50 6.60 11:.,00 20 .oo l'/.)0 .cso.oo 12.50 1:2.1+0 9.60 12.i:O 11+1.00 9.00 185.00 .'SO. 00 T1 .oo 150.00 155.00 6. ;25 6.25 15.00 .cs.75 612.50 l+l.CS. 25 Total i,i 1,030.75 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. $, A, INC. "A" Acklen, T, Robert Ahlgren, Frank R, Atldnson, C, A. "B" B~xnes, George Beatty, Troy Benner, Henri Binswanger, Mil ton, Jr, Bi zo t, Emile A, :So \<1ine,n , A. B. Boyd, Hon. Marion s. Burrow, A, K, »;num, Dr, H, Perry Borda, Paul 110 II CaJ.101·1, Lewis C, Carruth, J, D, · Carter, A, B, Cathey, Oliver E, Chandler, ual ter Chapman, A, Dale Church, C, H, Clarke, p, C, Clo;'ton, Henry M, Cleyton, P, A. Co8y, O. H. Cooke, R, l'. Conner, J, O, Crmrford, Dr, P. Thurman Crump, Charles M, Cunningham, Jesse Coy, Cmdr, D, C, Coltharp, Ray J. Dalstrom, Edwin Dal strom, J. A. Dani el son, Gen, W. A. Den ton, Ira C, Dick, Dr, A, \'/, Lonelson, Lewis R, Jr, Lozier, Bob Lowdle, B, C, CvUNC!L MllMB:ERS - 19 55 ACTIVE Earp, 0, K. Emerick, Phil Ettelson, Dr, H, W. Fisher, W. H. Jr, Flanagan, F. Joe Fordyce, w. B, Fuller, R, D, "G" Goldschmid, Jack p, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Thomas F, Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M, "H" Hale, Hon. E, ~·r. Halli day, \f, P, Handly, ·Charles C, Harter, Curtis w., Sr •. Heiskell, A, Longstreet Helms, Joe G, Herzog, Ray Hohenberg, A, E, Howard, T, p, House, E. J, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr, Hughes, Dr, James G, Hughes, ]Jr, John Davis "I II Irwin, Robert L, Jr, Iverson, .Alvin J, llJll Jacobs, Dr, B, E. Johnson, J, C, Jones, Dr, Paul Tudor "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, L. Harry Lewis, H. S, Lightman, M, A. Jr, Loeb, Henry III "M" Mays, R, c. Merritt, Major Walter McGuire, T. J. III McKinnon, Col, L. H. McKni:;ht, J, lvl. Mcrrendon, R, D, Meemant E. J, Miller, \1. c. Morgan, Allen "N" Newport, Lamar "O" Orgill, Edmund 11p11 Peete, Russell Perry, Russell Pharr, Robert W, s. Phe.rr, Semuel s. Phillips, George P, Jr, Pidgeon, J. Everett Pipkin, Perry Porter, Dr, Arthur R. Jr, Raines, E, J, , . p .Ra.Jn&eY,-Rr-·Gr-sr.-- pe~"~'~·n Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N, Reeves, Russell Rieves, EI.ton A. Jr. Robertson, J. L. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen,, C. B, Sharpe, w. L, Skinner, J, L, Skinner, Raymond Smith, C, D. II Smith, Robert D. Stadelman, Russ ell C, Sulli ven, H. P. Switzer, Rear Adm, Wendell G, Tate, s, Shepherd Tennison, J. D, Jr, Thayer, F. T, Jr, Tobey, Hon. Frank T, Trippeer, R. A. Vandemark, F. J. Vaughn, William K, Vesey, John B, Vosse, M, J, "W" Wax, Rabbi James A, Wallace, Dr, J, A, Waller, Ben Walker, J, R, Willie.ms, Rev, Harry Williamson, E, L, 11y11 Young, C, B, CHICKASA111 CGlJHCIL, B. S. A. INC, Abraham, George B. Agee, G. Worthen .Alexander, Vance J. Allen, Thoma.a H. Atkinson, Dr. \'I. R. Austin, \·1. H. 11]11 Bal.ler, Rodney J3e.il ey, E, 0. Ballon, rave Barro.,"', .E. R. :Bonduront, Julian B. Bruce, C, Arthur Beasley, John B. non Carrington, R, Russell Carter, M, O. Carter, lfathan A. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C, M, Chambers, J, D. Champion, R, G, Chcndl er, 1·r. H, Clo.rk, l:Olph Cole, SaJU F. Cleghorn, John Cooper, Sterling Creson, Hon, Larry B, Crump, :ill, H. Jr. llDll :ca.vis, ,b., G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Deupree, Fayne Diehl, Jlr. Charles E. Dilatush, w. Henry, Dixon, Hugo N. Edc;e, 1'i• T, Edwards, Frank c. COUNCIL i'1:EMBERS FOR 1955 ASSOCIATE Ferguson, H, L. Fleming, Joseph D • Fogleman, John A. Garey, B, B, Gassaway, Brooks ;q, GaJrlor, 1!!, .l .... · Gle.scock, Charles Goldsmith, Jack Graves, Dr. L. M. Gregg, Russell Grout, F, M, "Hu Halle, A. Arthur Hays, Lake Hirsh, B. W, Hirsheimer, H. 1•1, Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hopper, A, L, Huckabee, M, M, llJll Jacobson, C, ii\!, Ken~;ortby, Willi am King, Dr. C, C, llLll Law, Sid A. Lee, Dr, R, G, Lewis, T. w. Lynn, ])r, Ross D, Maden, John w. McCalle, C, T, McGeorge, H, L. McKnight, T, H, Mor eland, s. E. Mori arty, Her ller t Munson, F, F. no" npn Patten, J, M, Sr. Patton, Thomas N. Pe,tton, Weslw E, Penle.nd, Clifford PenneooJ:er, C, T, ?ewer, John Perel, Phillip A. Ri che.rdson, Charles D. Ruch, Dr, Walter A, Russell, Edward P. Bychener, Dr. R, o. Roach, Thurston II Sii BaU11'del'$, E, :a, Schloss, Gilbert M. Schmeisser, Dr, H. C, Sherro d 1 Floyd Smith. Walter L. Smith, Willirun Leigh Springfield, C, L. Strauss, G, D. Summers, Col. John F, Thompson, :E, F. Turner, Norfleet Wagner, D, Eugene Webb, Rarey W1ley, J, :Brady t!illiams, Ernest W1lldnl!on, Russel '----------------------~----------···-----------------------------' COMMITTEE BOOK 19 55 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN COUNCIL STEERING COMMITTEE l<t.ss. Lamar Newp'lrt, Chairman ?--·--· Memphis State College - 4-3686 R, D. Fuller P, O. Bex 5682 - 37-1646 John Vorder Bruegge Manhatten Branch U. P. Bank - 8-6711 L.-~. Clyde Lambert 1208 U,P, Bank Bldg, - 37-3587.c __ M, J, Vcsse 59 S. Secllnd - 5-1608 ?~ R, A, Trippeer ·fj i Pnt1sF - 8-o49;i.k'.'..-~r-·μ ~ · .. o, £~1--,~1::L!1_~3-_. " - · W. L. Sharpe p;-·- 3431 Lamar - 34-9440 Murray Reiter 200 Waring Rd, - 5-0122 Jarred Blanchard 1230 Commerce Title Bldg, - 37-7551 Tom Mitchell )I, 4612 Cr(')ssover _.:::...if 3361 f- ¥°'If~'/ Oliver Cathey 694 H~l~ 9:~Jirf, All Scout Executives Mr. Cecil B. Nance, Jr Box 626 West Memphis, Arkansas Mr, A, A, Floyd Sardis, Mississippi mi.~/l~~ fu~A. Mr, R. D. Fuller P. 0. Box 5682 Mr. T. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place Crittenden Mississippi 38-·1573 JA·~'i" ? ""3-56&5 !j, .... 1i 1 rfJ~- 118 3!1£36 ~.~~?P /443 7'1~& ·. ..:;Bo 1(U ·· :Tit s·-17~g ~~~~'f.:40":5 ~~!!:_;:, L.B. 5-5822 CAMPING & ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Mr. C, A, Atkinson, Chairman 1496 Shadowlawn Mr. Samuel Kelsall, III 4C,60 F11xcn Mr. Du,nc~" Straw!1 ~ • ~~~oty7 ... ' Mr. Paul Matthews 0 221 s. 4th West Memphis, Arkansas Mr. A, B, Bowman 524 Reese Mr. Russell Stadelman 3631 Kenwood Mr, P, A, Clayton 1955 Northeast Southwest Crittenden P. 0, Box 2674 - DeSoto Station Mr, H, M, Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Mr. R, D, Fuller P. 0, Box 5682 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Pf'rk Pltice 5-4101 5-1249 34-4980 e.c~ .3? - (, ~:5 2- 1--t-<'-~ OJ - s-s? 3 2-0620 8-0211 34-8831 5-3611 5'-2552 37-1646 --~6 ,i/ ;! y; I '7 FINANCE COMMITTEE 1955 < ' Mr, James Adnms 3078 Chisca Northeast Mr. W. L. Sharpe 3431 Lariar (Vice Chairmo.nlioutheast /J . .. ~"~J /c.e0 >lZ<J <-~ ~--& '4i</"-"--~7 /Z<e:":( Mr. Doyle C. Nance 2230 S, Farkway E, Mr f J. r . . , -;' 0hnson West Mem?Jh's, Arkansas Mr. !V, c. Miller Senatobia Mr, F, Clyde Lambert Northwest Southwest Crittenden Mississippi 1208 Union Planters Bank Building Mr, ~he.rles M, Crump 1830 Exchange Building Mr. E, J. House 4238 Belle Meade Cove Mr. Paul Borda 3815 Northwood Drive Reverend Harry Williams 1641 Keating Mr. R, D. Fuller P. 0 • Box 5682 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place ~./J.3.~~ a.s .. a ~ c.5:'.G11,& tffh. Z:. X: LV ~"~~ q :2 s n. a.v ~""~-· / 8-0491 8-7744 5' --· CJ / ~ ,:L,.J 3 3 ... f?/ 9 :t....J 32-3471 36-ll20 1 L.D. 37-3587 5-1711 8-7744 .5-3621 37-1646 ~ - ;:i,1,:;; I 1-111P . . . HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE Mr, R, C, Mays, Chairman Falls Building Mr, Tom Bellamy 3619 Macon /--) . d'C<AA&e/1 j) ,j;~,-~-~ "'/ J 8 ? ,fa~ "Vo .-Q_ Dr, Lester!, Goldsmith 617 Hickman Building Mr, D,,ight Williams 3153 Cowden Mr, Taylor D, Buntin 409 Gibson Dr, M, B, Meacham Batesville, Mississippi Dr, James A, Wallace 4246 Southern Mr. George P, Phillips. Jr, 999 Audubon Drive Mr, R, D, Fuller P, 0, Box 5682 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place 1955 Northeast Southeast Northwest Southwest Crittenden Mississippi / ~A 5-9822 5-1812 48-2719 !/ / 3~·J'l('I ~3)-'jtt, 3} ~r 62 .. 5632 62-5742 88 1102 L.D. 4-6223 5-8lll 37-1646 9-6716 INTER...JlACIAL COMMITTEE 1955 v Mr. Howard M. Grube, Chairman 151 North Willett Mr. T. Robert Acklen Columbian MJ.tual Tower Mr. E. L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Mr, w. L, Sharpe 3431 Lamar Mr. s. Shepherd Tate u. P, National Pank fuilding Mr, Howard Jackson, Chairman 1371 Vollentine Reverend E, H. Johnson 1491 Felix Mr, J, T, Chandler 1047 McDowell Mr, R, D. Fuller P, 0 , Box 5682 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place f£v. 7& ! . A. /2kU,~ aJl,~,, ~~.A- 8-8288 8-1171 8-7198 38-1573 34-9440 5-5881 (North Division) 2-5611 (South Division) 7-5192 (Central Division) 5-3641 37-1646 / '/ "9 e?ll!i -- LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE Mr, Ray Herzog, Chairman Memphis State College Mr, Jay L, Morgan 3175 Choctaw 'MP ,,DQU§ ~r,J'1' l;Lf9tr'IDti'Wtt Mr. lvilliam M. Dixon 1238 Englewood Mr, Taylor Clai~orne 201 W, Cooper Box 857 West Memphis, Arkansas Mr, ti. B. Fordyce West Memphis, Arkansas Mr, B. c. Dowdle 69 Fernway Road Mr, J, L, Skinner 1200 Poplar Mr, R, D, Fuller P. 0. Box 5682 Mr, T• J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place 1955 Southeast Southwest Crittenden Mississippi l}...7307 34-7868 5-·6885 34"'8~%,~B' ~~' 5-2552 2-0557 ~" l 293 L,D. 5-2366 7-1384 37-1646 1955 PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Mr, M, J. Vosee, Chairman 3633 Douglass Mr, C, C, Handly 1211 Union Cmdr, D, C, Coy Staff, CNATECHTRA Naval Air Station Mr, Samuel S, Pharr ~aGBif?ltis Llg!1t, Baa & ~is tgr Mr, W, P, Halliday Hotel Peabody Mr, R, D0 Fuller P. 0. Box 5682 Mr. T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE Mr, Jack P, Goldschmid, Chairman 3616 Central Mr, Tommy Ambrose 191 Madison Avenue . Mr, R, D, Fuller P, 0, Box 5682 Mr, T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Place CONSTI~UTION & BY-LAWS COMMI~ Mr, S, Shepherd Tate, Chairman U, P. National Bank Building Mr, R, D, Fuller P. o. Box 5682 Mr, T, J, McGuire, III 3658 Highland Park Pla.ce 5-1608 32-2461 8-7761 37-1646 9-6716 9-8230 8-3292 37-1646 9-6716 5-5881 37-1646 9-6716 ORG.ANI Z~'".I ON .AND EXTENSION COMMI '.l;.;'~l~ ·. / ~.".lft~~·:tl:!d t'I?' . \/ ~4!!!'1J.*,~-~.S!'l\e~:¢ . Mr. Howard M. Grube 1/ 151 lT. Willett ·" Mr. R. D, Fuller P. O~ Box 568Z V Mr. T. J. McGuire, III 3658 Highland :eark Place r) ~ 9~/. ; v~ °'!(1a,J 1955 1.fili6 SCOUT SHOW .IJND CIRGU....§. n:filQUTIVE COMMITTEE Alan M. Strautrnan, General Chairman ~-17-0221 4524 Fair Meadows MU 5-1986 A. C. Lewis Scout Show JA6-8831 3114 Morningside 37-5721 G. B. Whitehead Cub Circus 4,..5529 3411 Douglas 48-8317 Julian P erryrnan Cone essions 893 Homer 48-1408 48-1408 Lee Stewart Service wa;e...8425 1017 Whi tehavei.l?ark Circle Whitehaven, Tennessee R.P. Bratten Ticket Sales 4692 Princeton 48-9757 M.J. Vosse l?ublici ty 5-1608 3633 Douglas O.A. Atkinson Chairman of C.& A. 5-4101 1496 Shadowlawn Committee R,D, Fuller President JA7-1646 P.O. Box 5682 CHICK,~S,\W COUNCIL, B, S. A. INC, ti I:.." Alexander, Vance J , .1lllen, Thomas H. :·~tkinson, Dr. 1;.f. R. Austin, H, H, "B" Babor,·Rodnoy Bailey; E, 0, Ballon,· Dave Beasley, John B. Bondurant, Julian B, Bruce, C, Arthur "C" Carrington, R. Russell Carter; M, 0, Carter; Nathan '~• Castle, s. Nelson Chambers; C, M. Cho.ndlor, W, H, Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Colo, Sam F, Coopor·J, Sterling Creson, Larry B; Crump, E. H. Jr. Davis, •'~. G. Davis, Hon, Clifford Douproo, Wayne Diehl, Dr, Charles E, Dilatush, II. Henry Dixon, Hugo N, Edgo, W; T, Edwards, Frank C, up11 Forguson, H. L, Fleming, Joseph D, Fogleman, John A. COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 ASSOCL',TE Garcy, B; B, Gassoway, ·Brooks N, GD..ylor, 1·r. A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M, Gi:-egg; Russell Grout, F, M, "H" Hallo, .\. Art!:ur Hays, ·Lake · Hirsh, B. w. Hirshoimer, H, TV. · Hobson; Dr, J, J, Hopper, A, L, It Jff Jacobson, C, M, "Ktr Kenworthy, William King, Dr, C, C, "L" Loo, Dr. R. G, Lewis, T, Wo.lker· Lynn, Dr, Ross D, "M" Maden, ·John W. McCnbe, c. T, · McGoorge; H. L; McKnight; T; H; Moreland; S, E, Morin.rty, Horbert - 2 - .~SSOCI;\TE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 01Ryan, Tom rtpn Patton; J, M. Sr, Patton, Thomas N; Patton, Wesley E; Pennebaker, C, T, Popper, John Porol, Phillip A, "R" Richardson, Charles D, Ruch, Dr, Walter ,\, Russoll,·Edward P, Rychoner, Dr, R, 0, "S" Saunders, E, B, Schloss, Gilbert M, Schmeisser, Dr, ·H, C, Smith; Walter L, Smith, William Leigh Springfield, C, L, Strauss; G, D, SWUiliCI &J Col. John F • ;;;~ "T" Thompson, E, F. "W" Wagnor, D, Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J, Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel "A" Acklen1T. Robert Ahlgren, Frank R, Akers, Rear Adm. Frank Atkinson,·C, A, Aydelotte, James E. 11B1t Barber, J, R, Barnes; George Beatty, Troy Benner, Henri Bensdorf, Herman Binswanger, Milton, Jr, Blanchard; Jerred ti'i J&llP0 ±J JR)ian Bowman, A. B. Boyd,·Hon, Marion S, Brown; John E, Burch, Brown Boyle,- J, Bayard Burrow, ,\, K, Bynum; Dr, H. Perry Borda, Paul ti CH Carnes; Turl Callow, Lewis C, .Carruth, J. D, Carter, A. B, Cathey, Oliver E, Chandler, Walter Chapman, A, Dale Church, C; H, Claiborne, Taylor Clayton; H, M~ Clayton; ·P, ,\, Clements,Rev, Daniel Clifton, Capt, J, c. Connor, J, 0, Coltharp, Ray J, Cooke; R, P, Crump; Charles M, Cross, S, E, CHICKASAW COUNCIL_,_ B. S. A ._ INC • COUNCIL MEMBERS 1956 ACTIVE Dalstrom, ·Edwin Danielson, Gen, W, .\. Diamond, ·sol · Dick, Dr, A; W, Dowdle, B.C, Drinkard, Don "E" Emerick, Phil "F" Fisher, W, H, Jr, Flann.gan, F, Joe Floyd; ,\.dolph A, Foltz, J, ,\, · Fordyce, W,B; Fuller, R, D, Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith; I, G, Goldsmith, Jack Goodm~n; Thomas F, Grissom, E.C. Grube, Howard M, "H" Halliday, W, P, Handly; Charles C, Hnrtor, Curtis W, Sr, Helms,·Joc G, Herzog, Ray Hohenborg, A, E, House, E. J, Hunt, Bethel T, Jr, II I" Irwin, Robert 1, 'Jr, Iverson, Alwin J, llJfl Jn.cobs,. Dr, B. E, Johnson, J. C. Jones, Dr, Po.pl Tμdor KUt J;/icd;uc!t), /'/. /i=;; ~7 "L" '/ ... Lrunbert; F,Clyde LD.nahan, L, Harry Lewis, H. s. "M" Mahal, Raymond G. Marr; Roy M, Mays, R;C, McGuire, · T, J , III McKnight; J, M; McLendon, R, D, lfoachn.m, Dr. M, B, Meemo..n, E. J. Merritt, Major Walter s. Miller, W,C. Mitchell, Tom P. Moore,' -E.E. Morgan, Allen Newport, LD.mn.r , II Qlf ' . Orgill; Hon. Edmund Orgill, Kenneth W. 11pn Perry, Russell Pharr, Robert W, Pidgt\on, J • Everett Pinlforton, Max Pipkin,· Perry Pollo.rd, 11,B, Porter, Dr,Arthur R, JR, Reeves, Russell Rhodes; Dr, Peyton N, Rieves, Elton ;,, Jr, Robertson, Caffey Robertson, J, L, Ron.ch, J, Thurston - 2 - ACTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS - 1956 "8" Saunders, J, E. R, Scharff; Aaron R, Scharff,· /,be Schwartz, ·Morrill Senhausen; C,B, Sharpe, W, L, Skinner, Raymond Smith; lfyron W. Spon.r, ,\ ubrey V, Stadelman, Russell C, Sullivan, H. P. Tate, s. Shepherd Thaycr,·F, T, Jr; Tidwell,·Hcarn·w, Trippeer, R, A, Tual, Blanchard S, Turner, Norfleet "U" Underwood, Dr, J, E, Vandemark, F, J, Vaughn, WillHmJrl Vesey; John B, Vosso, M. J, "W" Walker,· J, R, Wallace, Dr. Jctmos .A. Wallor, Ben 1".Tax, Dr. ·James ;\. Williams, Rev; Harry W-J:~J EiJ~A "Y!)'' . . ') Young, C, B, 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 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 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/3ca65962b07b67fe288b0595cf7f200c.jpg d99ed6a31cc76f2cafbcb40da5700350 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/dcdcd104b129fa7d710b869904d0447b.pdf 6a4c24ca38b3890d13564d62fba24389 PDF Text Text __, - - ---- OCTOBER 1955 CHICKJl.SJ'.U COUNCIL Boy Scouts of America 418 M & I-I Building Memphis, Tennessee October --------------------- Community Chest Campai gn October 4 Cub Ba.sic at October 6 Den Mothers Workshop October 6 Scout Basic - St. John's .Episcopal October 1.5 Good Turn Day Distribution October 20 October 22 October 2.5 October 25 November ~irst Baptist ------------------ Crittenden Scout Ba.sic Begins ------------------ Good Turn Day ------------------ Eicplorcr Advanced - Tcrapl c Israel ------------------ Scout Adva.ncGd - Memphis State 2h ----------------- Thanksgiving - Scout Office Closed January --------------------- Annual Council Dinner May 11 - 12 ----------------- 1956 Scout Show and Circus June 17 ------------------ --- Kamp Kia 11 K:ilna Opens A BRAVE NEVZR STANDS SO HIGH AS WHEN HE STOOPS TO HELP A YOUNG WARRIOR. 11 �THE 1955 - 56 PROGR11l'1 - - Notebooks ucrc mail ed to Unit Leaders prior to September 1st. This is a most valuable tool and can help you i n many wajrs. The Leadership Trainini:; Cor.1mittee will be happy to show you how to make maxir.mm use of the Program Notebook. I~ very limited number of extra Notebooks arc available at thG Scout Of fice .The price i s 25p each. l;.nwn the present s upply is eone, we cannot get any more . 1976 - - Two Hundred Years after t he founding of our Nation. \·.J hnt will our lives be like then? How much will our standard of living have progressed? l!hat things will we enjoy then that we are not noH cnjoyine TODAY? The answers will be portrayed i n an hour l ong TV Show on lJMCT beginning at 2:30, Sunday afternoon, October 9th . You won 't want to miss this, so gather your friends for a big TV Party in your living roor.1 or den and see what ar.1azing things arc in stori: for us to enjoy just twenty-one ye ars from today. Dave Gc.rraway, Histcr Peepers, Sid Caesar, and Arlone Francis arc among the stars who will brine; this show to us. SUGGESTED BUDGETS 50 weeks lOf a v.t" ; k Regist ration BOYS ' LIFE Bc:.dge 3, Insignia, !.war d Unit Supplies Good 'I'urn Fund Re serve Fund .~~ 39 uccks l Op a week •.so ..so 1.50 1.50 .25 . 25 .25 . 25 5 . 00 3.90 • 75 1. 75 • 90 Tho unit budBet should provide the b asic operating needs of the unit, paid for on dues basis by the mefilb crs. GEI' THIS ' BUD ' IN YOUR BUDGET EVERY BOY 1,JEO PAYS DU:ii:S SHOULD BE GJ:lli',N THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY BOYS t LIFE Unit capital needs such as canp equipncnt shoul d be financed thr ough special money rai sing ende avors and activities as approved by the Local Council and wi thin the scope of the p olicies of the Boy Scouts of llr.ieri ca. Canp fe es and funds for special trips or excursions shoul d be met by a unit "campers" saving plan, this separnte from the operating budget. Local Councils have materials or suggestions for such plans. �LOST .AND FOUND IT ENS AT K.f'l1iP KIA KINA 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 Boy Scout poncho Yellow Rainco at (small) Tan pl astic rain coat Pair Tennis shoes (5) Pair leathe r shoes (5D) Billfo ld - Oliver Dickens T-226 Billfo ld - Tommy Col eman T-226 Liberty Urist1·mtch Holy Bible (Revise d Version ) John Bryan Loose keys l~LL CUBS, SCOUTS AND EXPL011ERS - - and Leader s in Uniform are invited to be guests of Southw estern at all their home games. Games are on Saturday at 2:00 P.11. The schedu le is October 29th - Nillsa p; November 12 th - Nissou ri School of Nines; Novcnb er 18th· Hendrix. On behalf of all of you who will enjoy these fine games, we say THAIIJKS to Coach Ri ck Hays and the offici als at Southw estern. GOOD TURN DAY - - - i s Octobe r 22nd . Bags should be placed in homes on or by Octobe r 15th. Remember - orich boy who brings three filled bags will r ecei ve the Good Turn Day pat ch. Unit Leaders will be asked to determ ine Hhat boys qualify . THE TTI-1E - - for your Troop or Post to go to Camp is r eally here so f ar as pl anning goes. Better malce your Units resorva tiol).s now. Kamp Ki a Kima i s f illing . Herc is the situati on at IC . IC.IC . to date ~ CfJIPSITE Slick Rock week --lstw- T;Jhis:eerin~ RaEids __ 43 - -c:; Cedar Hock 2_, J amboree 201 Hanch L~2 Hickor y Hill ,__2 Rock Isl and Cabin sr; a79 .10 Cabins 12, 13, lli Cab.ins 15, 16 Cedar Island J.~ I - -- 2nd 'week 64 -1!:3 25 42 9 2 -12 3rd Hoek hth week ---rro-r )'th60week bl~ 300 13 1 24 hO 97 59 ·211 45 tlO 13 97 21 24 40 l~ ._ 215 211 - 7 -· ..?_J.!±._ 6th week 30 30 ()€- 15 232 --30 ·~ 226 -· 74·- 74 79 -· - 5U 7 35 -·-·- : 35 � 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 Newsletter 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 __, -- ---- OCTOBER 1955 CHICKJl.SJ'.U COU NCIL Boy Scouts of Ame rica 418 M & I-I Building Memphis, Tennessee October --------------------- Community Chest Campai gn October 4 Cub Ba.sic at ~irst Baptist October 6 Den Mo the rs Workshop October 6 Scout Basic - St. Joh n's .Episcopal October 1.5 Good Turn Day Distribution October 20 ------------------ Crittenden Scout Ba. sic Be gins October 22 ------------------ Good Turn Day October 2.5 ------------------ Eicplorcr Advanced - Tcrap l c Israel October 25 ------------------ Scout Adva.nc Gd - Memphis State November 2h ----------------- Thanksgiving - Scout Office Closed J anuary --------------------- Annu al Council Dinner May 11 - 12 ----------------- 1956 Scout Show and Circus June 17 ------------------ --- Kamp Kia K:ilna Opens 11 A BRAVE NEVZR STANDS SO HIGH AS WHEN HE STOOPS TO HELP A YOUNG WARRIOR. 11 THE 1955 - 56 PROGR11l'1 - - - Notebooks ucrc mail ed to Unit Leaders prior to September 1st. This is a mo st valuable tool and can help you i n many wajrs. The Leadership Trainini:; Cor.1mittee will be happy to show you how to make maxir.mm use of the Program Notebook. I~ very limited numb e r of extra Notebooks arc available at thG Sc out Of fice .The price i s 25p each. l;.nwn the present s upply is eone, we cannot get any more . 1976 - - - Two Hundred Years after t he founding of our Nation. \·.Jhnt will our lives be like the n? How much will our standard of living have progressed? l!hat things will we enjoy then that we are not noH cnjoyine TODAY? The answers will b e portrayed i n an hour l ong TV Show on lJMCT beginning at 2:30, Sunday afternoon, Octob e r 9th . You won 't want to miss this, so gather your friends for a big TV Party in your living roor.1 or den and see what ar.1azing things arc in stori: for us to enjoy just twenty-one years from today. Dave Gc.rraway, Histcr Peepers, Sid Caesar, and Arlone Francis arc among the stars who will brine; this show to us. SUGGESTED BUDGETS 50 weeks lOf a v.t " ; k Regist ration .~~ BOYS ' LIFE 1.50 Bc:.dge 3, Insignia, !.wa r d • 75 Unit Supplies 1. 75 Good 'I'urn Fund .25 Re serve Fund . 25 5 . 00 39 uccks l Op a week • .so 1.50 . .so • 90 . 25 . 25 3.90 Th o unit budBet should provide the b asic operating needs of the unit, paid for on dues basis by the mefilb crs. Unit capital needs such as canp equipncnt shou l d b e finance d thr ough special money rai sing e nde avors and activities as approved by GEI' THIS ' BUD ' IN YOUR BUD GET the Local Council and wi thin the scope of the p olicies of the Boy Scouts of llr.ieri ca. EVERY BOY 1,JEO PAYS DU:ii:S SHOULD BE Canp fee s and funds for spec ial trips or excursio ns shoul d be met by a unit "campers" GJ:lli',N TH E OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY saving plan, this separnte from the operating budget. Local Councils have materials or sug- BOYS t LIFE gestions for such plans. LOST .AND FOUND IT ENS AT K.f'l1iP KIA KINA - 1 Boy Sco ut poncho 1 Ye llow Raincoat (small) 1 Tan p l astic rain coat 1 Pair Tennis shoes (5) l Pair leather shoes (5D) 1 Billfold - Oliver Dickens T-226 1 Billfold - Tommy Co l eman T-226 1 Liberty Urist1·mtch 1 Holy Bible (Revised Version) John Bryan Loose keys l~LL CUBS, SCOUTS AND EXPL011ERS - - - and Leaders in Uniform are invited to be guests of So uthwestern at all their home game s. Games are on Saturday at 2:00 P. 11 . The schedule is October 29th - Nillsap; November 12 th - Nissouri Schoo l of Nines; Novcnber 18th · - Hendrix. On behalf of all of you who wi ll enjoy these fine g ames, we say THAIIJKS to Coach Ri ck Hays and the offici als at Southwestern. GOOD TURN DAY - - - i s October 22nd . Bags should be placed in homes on or by Octobe r 15th. Remembe r - orich b oy who brings three filled bags will r e cei ve the Good Turn Day pat ch . Unit Leaders will be asked to determine Hhat boys qualify. THE TTI-1E - - - for your Troop or Post to go to Camp is r eally here so f ar as pl anning goes. Better malc e your Units resorvatiol).s now. Kamp Ki a Kima i s f illing . Herc is the situation at IC . IC.IC . to date ~ CfJIPSITE lst week 2nd 'week 3rd Hoek hth week )'th week 6th week Slick Rock --w- 64 bl~ ---rro-r 60 30 T;Jhis:eerin~ RaE ids __ 43 -1!:3 300 13 15 30 Cedar Hock --c:; 13 97 232 ()€- 2_, J amboree 25 1 21 201 Hanch L~2 42 24 24 226 --30 ·~ Hickory Hill 9 hO 40 74 74·- Rock Isl and - ,__2 2 97 l~ - · 79 -· - -- Cabinsr; a79 .10 59 ·- ._ 215 Cabins 12, 13, lli 211 211 5U Cab.ins 15, 16 - - - 7-· 7 ·-·- 45 - - - ..?_J.!±._ 35 35 Cedar Isl and I J.~ 1 2 tlO : 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 1955 Chickasaw Council <em>Things to Come</em> Newsletter 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 1955 Chickasaw Council Newsletter Kia Kima Kia Kima Campsites Slick Rock https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c2c9b0a1ac1137da0300429d3a747281.tiff b8f572be9d7c52dfd8c60155f7f7bda6 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. 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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 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 Photo: Kia Kima Directors at National Camping School Description An account of the resource Roy Riddick (Program Director), Bob Bentley (BSA Field Executive), Steve Young (Waterfront Director) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/83cb7f304dca71e52307fd1ea49fd65a.pdf 5743a9c80e4a29bdc1e7533a220a40b1 PDF Text Text i I I I iI I i I AltAInS T0 DruSIoIL I\mI"EEH.S 03 . CEICI:\ASA1f . CoVl{CII I t BOY i I SOCTISS A-I(IRICA n'lE. I I I * Church Claud.e 3eL1 Centenary Method.ist Robert Johnson IiIt. Zion Saptist J. L. Sa"lerr-Gilfiold Saptist Chureh 19tt5 i L9l+2 t Buekner Clrurch L9&Il I .J. I ! W, Estor Ccntenary l4c'Lhod.ist Church J.9l16 I i A. E. Mclntyro l : * M. lf. lvlt. Plsgah CI,tr Ciarrch l'[j-ss" Blvd.., Christian Sorurer I I l t9t+? Church 3ai:tlst Church Robert Srowa I'riend.sirip J. St. Jancs Al'E Church ].948 1949 i I 1'I. C1arke Noble Oatlfn * E. A. Eawklns, J. I. 3rin1c3.ey W. W. Cook * l : Doceased. I'ricnd.ship Saptist Sr. L950 Church Metropolltan Saptist Church 195? L953 Lra^Bosc SchooL l4ctropolitan Saptlst L95L Church L954' 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/. 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 i I II iI I i I I t iI I I I i t I I ! I i l : I Il i I AltAInS T0 DruSIoIL I\mI"EEH.S 03 . CEICI:\ASA1f . CoVl{CII BOY SOCTISS A-I(IRICA n'lE. Centenary Method.ist Church L9l+2 L9&Il * Claud.e 3eL1 Robert Johnson J. L. Buekner .J. W, Estor A. E. Mclntyro * M. lf. Sorurer Robert Srowa J. 1'I. C1arke Noble Oatlfn J. I. 3rin1c3.ey W. W. Cook Sa"lerr-Gilfiold Saptist Chureh 19tt5 Ccntenary l4c'Lhod.ist Church J.9l16 lvlt. Plsgah CI,tr Ciarrch t9t+? l'[j-ss" Blvd.., Christian Church ].948 I'riend.sirip 3ai:tlst Church 1949 St. Jancs Al'E Church L950 I'ricnd.ship Saptist Church L95L Metropolltan Saptist Church 195? Lra^Bosc SchooL L953 l4ctropolitan Saptlst Church L954' * Doceased. IiIt. Zion Saptist Clrurch * E. A. 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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 List of Seminole Division Silver Beaver Recipients Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA 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/ Seminole Division Silver Beaver https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a8c0dc8221f7458d74259095e4d42c7d.pdf 5bfb60f22637664fd13425844d183211 PDF Text Text I .-/s_27 /7',57- /? 70 ,e/ KIA K[MA HARDY, ARK OWNED AND OPERATED BY CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC. 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F \ ! 1 ,l '1 It tt t\ f.' $ t. { bi t \ s \ +t bl \\t * / f, NL N , Ir, \,* a l' CF I ,ra \ e tt I \' \ a { ) $I 1 I t 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 1954 Letters between Kia Kima Staff Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Warren Schmidt Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Warren Schmidt Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954