https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3025cd8601d12d0e9e27aaa3141d4d3a.pdf 8602a1717c503313d55d0b6407edfe81 PDF Text Text yrt-/7J~ ORDER OF SERVICE ~=====--=========--======~=======-~===== Annual Religious Services for the Boy Scouts of the McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church. Organ preludeMrs. O. F. Soderstrom At The Organ Hymn Number 338 Congregation Standing (The Congregation will please remain standing after the singing of the National Anthem for the Color Bearers Advancing Of The ColorsOttis Tidwell, Charles Brooks, Carrol Guice. Pledge of Allegi~nce to the flagsCongregation Standing The Scout OathBy The Troop The 12 Scout LawsBy A Group Of Scouts AnnouncementsPastor OfferingHymn Number 288 Congregation Standing Pas.t.o.r SERMON: tI-y~ Are God's Bu i.Ldi ng" Congregation Standing Hymn Number 295 Prayer and BenedictionPastor Organist Organ Post Lud e- Ushers: Robert Sawyer, Thomas P_meroy, Llyod Church, J. D. Higginbothan; Thomas Emerson and Ralph Hayes in the taking of the offering. assisted by HISTORY Troop 48 received its first charter June-30th 1929. They met at South Side M. E. Church, now known as Calvary Methodist. The McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church took them over July 1930, with Carl Ransom as Scout Master, C. H. Church chairman of the Troop Committee, and J. C. Shields and Lacy Moss members of the troop committee. 1931 - Co H; Church was Scout Master, with Carl Ransom assistant Scout Master. The Troop Committee was H. H. Vvalsh, Chairman, and Jo C. Shields and Robert White were committeemen. 1932 - C. Ho Church was Scoutmaster and Chas Cotton the Assistant. Troop Committee was W. Ho Walsh chairman with J. C. Shields and F. H, Towne. 1933 - The same, except that George Theobold was the Assistant Scout Master. 1934 - In this year changes occured among the committeemen only, Mr B. So McLemore replacing Jo--G. Sh-ield-s~an00-.--K_ 1JlTatJdns replacing_f. H. Towne, ~ _ 1935 - c. H. Church remained Scout Master, but had as his assistants George Theobold; Tom Haines and Dewitt Meyers. Troop Committee was H. Ho Walsh chairman, with B. S. McLemore and George Rider committeemen. 1936 - In this year George Theobold was replaced as one of the assistant SCo.ut Masters by the addition of Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and Charles Church Jr., Mr.B. So McLemore became chairman of the troop committee and Mr. D. Do Seamans was ,made the third member of the committee. 1937 - C. H. Church was again Scou'tMaster, with" the following assistants, Dewitt Meyers, Tom Haines, Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and Charles Church Jr. The troop committee was composed of Bo So McLemore chairman, George Rider, D.Do Seamans, Rev. A. N. Moffett and W. L. Moss. The Church repaired and painted the small house in the yard back of th.c~rch for a meeting place. It was fine for a while, but before long the troop outgt.ew these small quarters. The troop was then allowed to use the church basement as a place of meeting with greater comfort during the winter months, returning in summir weather to the ~ack yard and the house out there. , • �HISTORY CONTINUED Troop 48 has had 135 boys to join the organization since it began its existence. Five Eagle Scouts have been produced and turned out of the troop during the period of more than 10 years. Three of the five Eagle ,Scouts remain with us in the capacity of Assistants to the Scout Master. • ;'~ There have been 63 Ftrst Class Scouts dur;1L this time. ~ At present we have 2 Tenderfoot Scouts, ,16 Second Class Scouts~ 13 First Class ScoutSj 9 star Scouts, and 3 Life Scouts. We have 36 Merit Badge Scouts~ with a total of 180,Merit Badges. till • ~1- Il' _" '-: a- cal51n'at~rrier is known as a good camping troop. ""~-\;~,:::~""-",,,,,;..;' ~-- •••, ·Ql'1j'h-a-nr...--:th'Ir'1Q'l10'Y'r'p=-1;m'-re ~ ~ ,~~~ "" ,~~_,~"~-,,~~_~,,-~~~';';:'~"';;""~r-=~ ifi'1931-1.932at a cost of $284d9~ and ours Troop 48 came in 4th place in City-1fiide-Rallies in 1932-33-34 .•. 35" and second place in 1936. We took 4th place in 1936-1937 Efficiency Contest and first place in 19371938. In winning we scored a total o.f33,778 points, and our nearest competitor for first place had 21,310 points. As a result of this contest Troop 48 has good prospects of turning out at least ten Eagle Scouts this year. PRESENT PERSONNELL ---~-----~------ " Members enrolled in the Troop ••••••••••• 43 Candidates for membership .•••••••••••••• 4 Scout Ma..sterAssistant ,Scout Masters- Troop Committee" ~""--_,~~_--"..;:;....---""=::..-~-'-~~.~~~~~~--...:;...) Mr. C. H. Church" Dewitt Meyers T. H. Ha:"nes Jack Lawson Thomas McLemore Charles S. Church Mr. B. S. McLemore Chm. Mr. ,George Rider ~~~r.~jjr-ir.~ S 8atfi~s-~~~~~- .;:-R ~~ Mr. IN. L. Moss Rev. Ao N. Moffet~ McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church is also endeavoring to have a Girl Scout Troop. The Session has appointed the following committee: Miss. Eugenia Moore Chairman, ,Mrs. 1Tif. H. McClain, Mrs. J. lVI. McMurray, and Mrs. W. S. Dayton. Miss. Virginia Caruthers is now meeting and working with the girls. Those who are coming are doing a good work and prospects look good for securing a charter. But more girls are nedded. Send your girl to our organization and give them the opportunity to learn SCOA9 ~ood citizenship, and a practical, knowl'Jdg~ of ~~f,G.Both tho Boy Scouts and '~e'Glrl Scouts meet here at the churcn each Frlday Nlgnt at 7:30 P.M. I I ; ---=--- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Soderstrom At The Organ Hymn Number 338 Congregation Standing (The Congregation will please remain standing after the singing of the National Anthem for the - Advancing Of The Colors- Ottis Tidwell, Charles Brooks, Carrol Pledge of Allegi~nce to the flags- The Scout Oath- The 12 Scout Laws- Announcements- Offering- Hymn Number 288 SERMON: tI-y~ Are God's Bu i.Ldi ng" Hymn Number 295 Prayer and Benediction- Organ Post Lud e- Color Bearers Guice. Congregation Standing By The Troop By A Group Of Scouts Pastor Congregation Standing Pas.t.o.r Standing Pastor Organist Congregation Ushers: Robert Sawyer, Thomas P_meroy, Llyod Church, J. D. Higginbothan; assisted by Thomas Emerson and Ralph Hayes in the taking of the offering. HISTORY Troop 48 received its first charter June-30th 1929. They met at South Side M. E. Church, now known as Calvary Methodist. The McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church took them over July 1930, with Carl Ransom as Scout Master, C. H. Church chairman of the Troop Committee, and J. C. Shields and Lacy Moss members of the troop committee. 1931 - Co H; Church was Scout Master, with Carl Ransom assistant Scout Master. The Troop Committee was H. H. Vvalsh, Chairman, and Jo C. Shields and Robert White were committeemen. 1932 - C. Ho Church was Scoutmaster and Chas Cotton the Assistant. Troop Committee was W. Ho Walsh chairman with J. C. Shields and F. H, Towne. 1933 - The same, except that George Theobold was the Assistant Scout Master. 1934 - In this year changes occured among the committeemen only, Mr B. So McLemore replacing Jo--G. Sh-ield-s~an00-.--K1JlTatJdns replacing_f. H. Towne, ~ _ 1935 - c. H. Church remained Scout Master, but had as his assistants George Theobold; Tom Haines and Dewitt Meyers. Troop Committee was H. Ho Walsh chairman, with B. S. McLemore and George Rider committeemen. 1936 - In this year George Theobold was replaced as by the addition of Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and McLemore became chairman of the troop committee and third member of the committee. 1937 - C. H. Church was again Scou'tMaster, with" the following assistants, Dewitt Meyers, Tom Haines, Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and Charles Church Jr. The troop committee was composed of Bo So McLemore chairman, George Rider, D.Do Seamans, Rev. A. N. Moffett and W. L. Moss. The Church repaired and painted the small house in the yard back of th.c~rch for a meeting place. It was fine for a while, but before long the troop outgt.ew these small quarters. The troop was then allowed to use the church basement as a place of meeting with greater comfort during the winter months, returning in summir weather to the ~ack yard and the house out there. one of the assistant SCo.ut Masters Charles Church Jr., Mr.B. So Mr. D. Do Seamans was ,made the ,• HISTORY CONTINUED Troop 48 has had 135 boys to join the organization since it began its existence. Five Eagle Scouts have been produced and turned out of the troop during the period of more than 10 years. Three of the five Eagle ,Scouts remain with us in the capacity of Assistants to the Scout Master. • ;'~ There have been 63 Ftrst Class Scouts dur;1L this time. ~ At present we have 2 Tenderfoot Scouts, ,16 Second Class Scouts~ 13 First Class ScoutSj ~ 9 star Scouts, and 3 Life Scouts. We have 36 Merit Badge Scouts~ with a total of 180,Merit Badges. till • ~1- Il' _"'-: ,~~~ "",~~_,~"~-,,~~_~,,-~~~';';:'~"';;""~r-=~ ""~-\;~,:::~""-",,,,,;..;' ~-- •,•• ·Ql'1j'h-a-nr...--:th'Ir'1Q'l10'Y'r'p=-1;m'-re a- cal51n'at~rrier ifi'1931-1.932at a cost of $284d9~ and ours ~ is known as a good camping troop. Troop 48 came in 4th place in City-1fiide-Rallies in 1932-33-34 .•3.5" and second place in 1936. We took 4th place in 1936-1937 Efficiency Contest and first place in 1937- 1938. In winning we scored a total o.f33,778 points, and our nearest competitor for first place had 21,310 points. As a result of this contest Troop 48 has good prospects of turning out at least ten Eagle Scouts this year. -PR-E-S~EN-T-P-E-R-SO~NN-E-L-L--- " Members enrolled in the Troop ••••••••••• 43 Candidates for membership .•••••••••••••• 4 Scout Ma..ster- Assistant ,Scout Masters- Mr. C. H. Church" Dewitt Meyers T. H. Ha:"nes Jack Lawson Thomas McLemore Charles S. Church Troop Committee- Mr. B. S. McLemore Chm. " Mr. ,George Rider ~""--_,~~_--"..;:;....---""=::..-~-'-~~.~~~~~~--...:;...) ~~~r.~jjr-ir.~ S 8atfi~s-~~~~~- .;:-R ~~ ---=--- Mr. IN. L. Moss Rev. Ao N. Moffet~ McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church is also endeavoring to have a Girl Scout Troop. The Session has appointed the following committee: Miss. Eugenia Moore Chairman, ,Mrs. 1Tif. H. McClain, Mrs. J. lVI. McMurray, and Mrs. W. S. Dayton. Miss. Virginia Caruthers is now meeting and working with the girls. Those who are coming are doing a good work and prospects look good for securing a charter. But more girls are nedded. Send your girl to our organization and give them the opportunity to learn SCOA9 ~ood citizenship, and a practical, knowl'Jdg~ of ~~f,G.Both tho Boy Scouts and '~e'Glrl Scouts meet here at the churcn each Frlday Nlgnt at 7:30 P.M. I I ; Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1938 Title A name given to the resource 1938 Troop 48 Scout Sunday Order of Service Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Troop 48 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Charles H. Church Church Order of Program Scout Sunday Troop 48