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The purpo se of this organ izatio n is to promote the Boy Scout program for chara cter development, citize nship train ing, physi cal fitne ss and Amer icaniz ation, in accor dance with the const itutio n and by-law s of the Natio nal Counc il and the polic ies and regul ation s thereo :f', as set forth in its offic ial publi catio ns and furth er to share with the Natio nal Counc il of the Boy Scout s of' America respo nsibi lity :f'or provi ding adequ ate leade rship , maintainin g guard inahip of the Biy Scout movement, prote cting its badges and of:f'ioial insig nia again st use by those not duly regis tered as Scout s and Scout Offic ials and in exten ding the bene fits of the movement to all the boys ot America. .And furth er to acqui re, hold, opera te and maint ain such prope rty as may be, in the judgment of the direo tors of this company. usefu l for the bette r maint enanc e, opera tion and carry ing out of the gener al purpo ses of the organ ization. Ana furth er to maint ain the princ iples and polic ies of the Boy Scout s of America, and :i;arti oular ly to maint ain the follow ing princ iples and polio ies1 The Boy Scout s o:f' AmerU7a maint ain that no boy oan grow into the best kind of oi tisen ship with out reoogni·zittg his oblig ation to God. In the first part ot the Boy Scou t's oath or pledg e the~eoy promi sess "On my honor I will do my best to do rrry duty to God and my oount ry, and to obey the Scout Law.". The recog nition of God as the rulin g and leadin g power in the unive rse, and grate ful �2. acknowledgment of his favors and blessings ia necessary to the best type ot citizenship and is a wholesome thing in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be, Catholic, Protestant or Jew, this fundamental need of good oitileiship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America, therefore, recognize the religious element in the training of a boy. but is absolutely non-sectarian, in its attitude toward that religious trdning. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Seout is oonneoted shall give def'inite attention to his religious lite. Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout program. The activities of the members of the Boy Scouts of America shall he carried on under oonditions which show respect for the conviction or others in matters of customs and religion, as required by the twelfth Scout Law, readingc "A Scout is reverent. Re is reverent tows.rd God. He iariaithful in his religious duties and respeota the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion." In no case -where a troop is connected with a church or other distinctively religious institution, shall Scouts of other denomin.tions or faith be required because ot their membership in the scout troop, to take part in or observe a religious ceremony distinctively peculiar to that institution or church. The Boy Scouts of America shall not 1ti.rough its governing body or through any of its officers, its chartered oounoila or members, involve the Boy Scout movement in any question of a. political character, but each official and membert: shall have freedom of thought and action as an individual. The general powers ot this corporation shall be to sue and be sued by the corporate name. To have and use a common seal, which is rray alter at pleasure1 if no common seal, then the signature of the name of the corporation by any duly authorized officer shall be legal and binding. .., .. ,_.' ')'"'.' �s. To purchase e.nd hold or receive by gift •. bequest or devise, in additional to the personal property owned by the corporation , real estate necessary f!o.r the transaction of the corporate business, and also to purchase or accept 8.tliY real estate in payment ot, or in part payment of any debt due to the corporation , and sell the same. To establish by-laws, make all rules and regulations not inconsisten t with the laws and constitutio n, deemed expedient fo.r the management of the corporate affairs. To appoint such subordinate o.ff'icers and agents in addition to a president and secretary er treasurer, as the business of the corporation may- require. To designate the name of the office, and fix the compensatio n of the offioer. To borrow money to be used in payment of property bought by it and for erecting buildings, making improvements, and for other purposes germane to the objeota· of' its oreation and secure the repayment of money thus borrowed by mortgage, pledge, or deed of trust upon such property, real, personal, or mixed, as may be owned by it; and it may, in like manner, seoure by mortgage, pledge or deed of trust, &?liV existing indebtednes s which it ln8iY' have la'Wfully contracted. The said inoorporato ra shall, within a convenient time after the registration of this charter in the off ice of the Secretary ot State, eleo~ from their number a president, secretary and treasurer, or the last two named officers may be combined into one, said officers and the other ineorporato rs to constitute the first board of directors. In all elections. each member shall be entitled to one vote. either in person or by proxy, and the result to be determined by a majority of the votes oast. Due notice of any election must be given by advertiseme nt in a newspaper, personal notice to the members, or a day stated on the minutes of the Board, six months preceding the election. The board of directors shall keep a reeord of all their prooeedinga vihich �J~' shall be at all times subject to the inspection or &l\Y member. The board of directors shall have the power to increase the board ot directors to l1IlY number not exceeding fifty, if they deem the interest or the oorporation requires such increase, and the first or &J\Y subsequent board of directors may have the power to elect other members who on aooaptance of membership shall become incorporato rs equally with the original incorporato rs. The board or directors shall have the right to determine what amount of money paid into the treasury shall be a prerequisit e for membership, or, if necessary,· vme:t amount shall be thua annually paidJ and a failure thus to pay shall in the discretion of the direotors,j ustity the expulsion of suoh defaulting member. Thi; term of' all of'.t"ioers may be f'ixed by the by-laws, the term not, however, to exceed three yea.rs. All officers hold over tidluil their successors are duly eleeted and qualified. The general welfare of the soeiety, not individual profit# is the object for which this corporation is granted, and hence the merriber1 are not stockholder s in the legal sense of the term, end no dividends or profits shall be divided among the menibers. The members m'W' at a:ny oonveya~e ~~me, voluntarily dissolve the corporation by of its assets and property to an;y other oorpora.tion holding an;r charter from the state, for purposes not of individual profit, first providing for the oorpoJ."9.te debts. A violation of an;y of' the provisions of' the charter shall subject the corporation to dissolution at 'bhe instance of the State. This charter is subject te modificatio n and amendment, and in case said modi:f'ioation or amendment is not accepted,, corporate business is to o~ase,, and the assets and property after payment of debts, are to be conveyed as aforesaid, to some other corporation holding a charter for purposes not connected with individual profit. Acquiescence in &Izy" modificatio n thus declares shall be determined in a meeting of the members especially called for that purpose, and �moditfoatiOn aht.l-11Jherea.tt'•r compose the the only '.flb.oaevotmg in :t•V01':tt .. . .· ' corporation. The m$e.I:ll, assets, income, or other property of the corporation shall not be employed, directly or indirectly, for any- other purpose whatever than to accomplish the legitimate objeota of its creation, and by no implios.tion or oonstruotion shall it possess the power to issue notes or currency, deal in ourrenoy, notes or coin, buy and sell products, or engage in a.ey kind of trading operations, nor hold aey more real estate than is neoessa·y for its legitimate purpose. Expulsion shall be the only remedy- for the non-payment of dues by the .members, and there shall be no individual liability against the members for the corporate debts, but the entire corporate property shall be liable for the alaims of creditors. We, the undersigned, apply to the State of Tennessee, by virtue of the laws of the land for a charter of inoorpora.tion tor the purpose and with the powers declared in the foregoing instrument. WITNESS our hands, this the 31st day of Deoember 1924~ '(Signed) M. H. Rosenthal Wa. D. Kyser Austin Finley o. J. T. Morgan Jno. J. Heflin A. D. MoWhorter J. M. Walker B. s. Parker Byron o. Lutman T. H. Tutwiler Jnol E. lt&berta Bolton Smith J. G. J. Perkins June Il. Rudisill W. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell I. D. Bloak o. Geo. P. Phillips Jno. t. Jelks W. L. Smith Wm. P. Neilson T. McCabe H. N. Rowe J. W. McClure Witness to all signatures: Byron o. Lutman - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --- STA TE OF TENNESSEE SHELBY COUN'l"Y' Personally appeared before me, J. J. Bacigalupo, Deputy Clerk of the County Court of' said County, the within named Byron o. Iuinnan, the barga.inor, �s. with whom I am personally acquainted, and 'Wh.o acknowledges that he exeoutmd the within instrument for the purposes therein contained, and the said Byron o. Lutman subscribing witness to the signatures subscribed to the annexed instrument. being first duly sworn, deposed and said that he i.s personally acquainted with the within named-"J. T. Morgan Austin Finley Wm. D. Kyser C. itV. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell Jno. J. Heflin I. D. Block A. D. MoWhorter Geo. P. Phillips Jno. L. Jelks J.M. Walker B • S • Palk er Jno. E • Roberts Bolton j,)mith 0 C. T. McCabe J .G.J. Perkins W. L. Smith Wm. P. !foilson BJvron o. Lutman June R. Rudisill T. H. TutwHer H. N. Howe J. W. McClure M"'. H. Rosenthal --------------- petitioners and they acknowledged saine in his presence to be their act and deed for the purposes therein oontained, on the day of the date thereof'. This Janu81"y 5th, 1985. (Signed) Jno. c. MoLemore, County Court Clerk (Signed.) J. J. Baoigalupo, D. O. �CHICUSAW OOOJCIL 1 1'.S.A. 1 GOOD: 1'URIS" ""' l 9 2 4. Mempk11 0Qraiait1 Fund ... DistribQ.ted Posttl)rr!h Oo~itf lelp~ du:tiag the d1"ivei at tlte Fundlleadqu .uters. oal.led upea tNqueatlf throughout the ytat te eerve at Oor.ml'la:i tr J'wad H-4• qwartere. atutftng envel~es Qt\ mailtn~ pu.bllcUy. · larding Memorial. • Dts\ribu.ted Peeters. rtaleed a emall fund emeq tae t~ops for the Menwrtal. Fire ?rGVe:n.tion Week • Di~tri bu.ted Posters. fermeasee SoC1$.lty of Colonial Dtunes Acted as hards of Honor at their meetim.11. Ooatederate Veter:ana R$tULio• • .A.Ct.eel as Ou.ides, Messeagera. etc, for tbe Veteraae turi•g the Reus.on, lleld baek the crowd di.:1:rin.g tlle parade. land.led traffic. we know of one Cou.nQ11 miea ue been ot\Pl'lized 1• West Te.rmeiaeee. Mu.eh work had 'beea done on this Council but :l t wa.1 the aentce b1 the scout.ts ot Menphie clurug Ulis Reunic•, observed by a mni ot J~kao•• 11eueseee. that tinal:i., oliached their interest. All.di toriu:m Comni1ttee • Diati-1 btlted. poeterc1. UsheMd. ~ lave just completed •oaderf'Ul mo.aloipal. Auditori'Wll. With seatimg capacity C!>f 15.000t. iilly Suadeg Oainpaiga Uahe~ed~ Slel by Couatv 'J:u.bereultsi s so~i ety. Distributed Poeters. 1Jt1Ck:er~h Suta 0181.l.s Ohri •tmas Cl-u.b. Aided in Seta Claus Parade. Helped fill ba$ket•• 11toQkintt • I11vestipt.it d families. Delive.i'ed baskets and toy1. D1str!'bu.t$d poeters $$\ tticke:rth Sa.ta Claus Club ll'pends $20,000.00 eaeh year helping the poor at Ohii.t\mas Wtme. tlemphis Safety Oo'1?1e11 Cooperated with the Mempbia .Safety Ceuncil :ta helping them !n QJ wrq posit l)le. Dist:ri btlted literature. The lani•r satet1 Patrols, a•:r•se d.atigel"f>us whi~h aseist qhild:rea oroaeings .,ta.st before and !lf ter $Cb.oel, h~ve ~ flQGuta in its membership. The ft rs t Jtmior satety Patrol wall otg;aat aed in ~Nep 10•. Mr. o.v.. Andet-$on ·~• that thEll 1couts are tbe baelt- bGn• of his Jwd.or Satev Oou.uct.l. · Mem.phia Park Conmd.aeion. Cooperated with Memphiai Park Commiaaiea. Tri •State Fair Aoted as guides to a•cnui ta aeed and ushered.. :A.a the Grand Stam .. Lit Ue Theater •. tlehered .. � 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 STATE OF TENNESSEE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. __ ... BE IT KNCJRN that w. J. T. Morgan D. Kyser r c. w. Butle r w. M. Solomon· A. L. Heisk ell John L. Jelks L.S'.9'ith · Wm. P. Neils onA. D. MoWhorter Austi n Finle y John J • Hefli n !. D. Block · George P. Phill ips H. N. Howe J. W. McClure c. T. McCabe W. I Byron o. Lutman M. H. Rosen thal• J. M. Walker B. s. Parke r T. H. Tutw iler John E. Rober ts Bolto n Smith· J. G. J. Perki ns · June H. Rudi sill 4re const ituted a body polit ic and corpo rate by the name and style of Chickasaw Coun cil of the Boy Scout s or Amerioa, Inc., its main offic e shall be locate d at 79 Monroe Ave.,Memphis, Tenn. The purpo se of this organ izatio n is to promote the Boy Scout program for chara cter development, citize nship train ing, physi cal fitne ss and Amer icaniz ation, in accor dance with the const itutio n and by-law s of the Natio nal Counc il and the polic ies and regul ation s thereo :f', as set forth in its offic ial publi catio ns and furth er to share with the Natio nal Counc il of the Boy Scout s of' America respo nsibi lity :f'or provi ding adequ ate leade rship , maintainin g guard inahip of the Biy Scout movement, prote cting its badges and of:f'ioial insig nia again st use by those not duly regis tered as Scout s and Scout Offic ials and in exten ding the bene fits of the movement to all the boys ot America. .And furth er to acqui re, hold, opera te and maint ain such prope rty as may be, in the judgment of the direo tors of this company. usefu l for the bette r maint enanc e, opera tion and carry ing out of the gener al purpo ses of the organ ization. Ana furth er to maint ain the princ iples and polic ies of the Boy Scout s of America, and :i;arti oular ly to maint ain the follow ing princ iples and polio ies1 The Boy Scout s o:f' AmerU7a maint ain that no boy oan grow into the best kind of oi tisen ship with out reoogni·zittg his oblig ation to God. In the first part ot the Boy Scou t's oath or pledg e the~eoy promi sess "On my honor I will do my best to do rrry duty to God and my oount ry, and to obey the Scout Law.". The recog nition of God as the rulin g and leadin g power in the unive rse, and grate ful 2. acknowledgment of his favors and blessings ia necessary to the best type ot citizenship and is a wholesome thing in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be, Catholic, Protestant or Jew, this fundamental need of good oitileiship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America, therefore, recognize the religious element in the training of a boy. but is absolutely non-sectarian, in its attitude toward that religious trdning. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Seout is oonneoted shall give def'inite attention to his religious lite. Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout program. The activities of the members of the Boy Scouts of America shall he carried on under oonditions which show respect for the conviction or others in matters of customs and religion, as required by the twelfth Scout Law, readingc "A Scout is reverent. Re is reverent tows.rd God. He iariaithful in his religious duties and respeota the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion." In no case -where a troop is connected with a church or other distinctively religious institution, shall Scouts of other denomin.tions or faith be required because ot their membership in the scout troop, to take part in or observe a religious ceremony distinctively peculiar to that institution or church. The Boy Scouts of America shall not 1ti.rough its governing body or through any of its officers, its chartered oounoila or members, involve the Boy Scout movement in any question of a. political character, but each official and membert: shall have freedom of thought and action as an individual. The general powers ot this corporation shall be to sue and be sued by the corporate name. To have and use a common seal, which is rray alter at pleasure1 if no common seal, then the signature of the name of the corporation by any duly authorized officer shall be legal and binding. .., .. ,_.' ')'"'.' s. To purchase e.nd hold or receive by gift •. bequest or devise, in additional to the personal property owned by the corporation , real estate necessary f!o.r the transaction of the corporate business, and also to purchase or accept 8.tliY real estate in payment ot, or in part payment of any debt due to the corporation , and sell the same. To establish by-laws, make all rules and regulations not inconsisten t with the laws and constitutio n, deemed expedient fo.r the management of the corporate affairs. To appoint such subordinate o.ff'icers and agents in addition to a president and secretary er treasurer, as the business of the corporation may- require. To designate the name of the office, and fix the compensatio n of the offioer. To borrow money to be used in payment of property bought by it and for erecting buildings, making improvements, and for other purposes germane to the objeota· of' its oreation and secure the repayment of money thus borrowed by mortgage, pledge, or deed of trust upon such property, real, personal, or mixed, as may be owned by it; and it may, in like manner, seoure by mortgage, pledge or deed of trust, &?liV existing indebtednes s which it ln8iY' have la'Wfully contracted. The said inoorporato ra shall, within a convenient time after the registration of this charter in the off ice of the Secretary ot State, eleo~ from their number a president, secretary and treasurer, or the last two named officers may be combined into one, said officers and the other ineorporato rs to constitute the first board of directors. In all elections. each member shall be entitled to one vote. either in person or by proxy, and the result to be determined by a majority of the votes oast. Due notice of any election must be given by advertiseme nt in a newspaper, personal notice to the members, or a day stated on the minutes of the Board, six months preceding the election. The board of directors shall keep a reeord of all their prooeedinga vihich J~' shall be at all times subject to the inspection or &l\Y member. The board of directors shall have the power to increase the board ot directors to l1IlY number not exceeding fifty, if they deem the interest or the oorporation requires such increase, and the first or &J\Y subsequent board of directors may have the power to elect other members who on aooaptance of membership shall become incorporato rs equally with the original incorporato rs. The board or directors shall have the right to determine what amount of money paid into the treasury shall be a prerequisit e for membership, or, if necessary,· vme:t amount shall be thua annually paidJ and a failure thus to pay shall in the discretion of the direotors,j ustity the expulsion of suoh defaulting member. Thi; term of' all of'.t"ioers may be f'ixed by the by-laws, the term not, however, to exceed three yea.rs. All officers hold over tidluil their successors are duly eleeted and qualified. The general welfare of the soeiety, not individual profit# is the object for which this corporation is granted, and hence the merriber1 are not stockholder s in the legal sense of the term, end no dividends or profits shall be divided among the menibers. The members m'W' at a:ny oonveya~e ~~me, voluntarily dissolve the corporation by of its assets and property to an;y other oorpora.tion holding an;r charter from the state, for purposes not of individual profit, first providing for the oorpoJ."9.te debts. A violation of an;y of' the provisions of' the charter shall subject the corporation to dissolution at 'bhe instance of the State. This charter is subject te modificatio n and amendment, and in case said modi:f'ioation or amendment is not accepted,, corporate business is to o~ase,, and the assets and property after payment of debts, are to be conveyed as aforesaid, to some other corporation holding a charter for purposes not connected with individual profit. Acquiescence in &Izy" modificatio n thus declares shall be determined in a meeting of the members especially called for that purpose, and moditfoatiOn aht.l-11Jherea.tt'•r compose the the only '.flb.oaevotmg in :t•V01':tt .. . .· ' corporation. The m$e.I:ll, assets, income, or other property of the corporation shall not be employed, directly or indirectly, for any- other purpose whatever than to accomplish the legitimate objeota of its creation, and by no implios.tion or oonstruotion shall it possess the power to issue notes or currency, deal in ourrenoy, notes or coin, buy and sell products, or engage in a.ey kind of trading operations, nor hold aey more real estate than is neoessa·y for its legitimate purpose. Expulsion shall be the only remedy- for the non-payment of dues by the .members, and there shall be no individual liability against the members for the corporate debts, but the entire corporate property shall be liable for the alaims of creditors. We, the undersigned, apply to the State of Tennessee, by virtue of the laws of the land for a charter of inoorpora.tion tor the purpose and with the powers declared in the foregoing instrument. WITNESS our hands, this the 31st day of Deoember 1924~ '(Signed) M. H. Rosenthal Wa. D. Kyser Austin Finley o. J. T. Morgan Jno. J. Heflin A. D. MoWhorter J. M. Walker B. s. Parker Byron o. Lutman T. H. Tutwiler Jnol E. lt&berta Bolton Smith J. G. J. Perkins June Il. Rudisill W. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell I. D. Bloak o. Geo. P. Phillips Jno. t. Jelks W. L. Smith Wm. P. Neilson T. McCabe H. N. Rowe J. W. McClure Witness to all signatures: Byron o. Lutman - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --- STA TE OF TENNESSEE SHELBY COUN'l"Y' Personally appeared before me, J. J. Bacigalupo, Deputy Clerk of the County Court of' said County, the within named Byron o. Iuinnan, the barga.inor, s. with whom I am personally acquainted, and 'Wh.o acknowledges that he exeoutmd the within instrument for the purposes therein contained, and the said Byron o. Lutman subscribing witness to the signatures subscribed to the annexed instrument. being first duly sworn, deposed and said that he i.s personally acquainted with the within named-"J. T. Morgan Austin Finley Wm. D. Kyser C. itV. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell Jno. J. Heflin I. D. Block A. D. MoWhorter Geo. P. Phillips Jno. L. Jelks J.M. Walker B • S • Palk er Jno. E • Roberts Bolton j,)mith 0 C. T. McCabe J .G.J. Perkins W. L. Smith Wm. P. !foilson BJvron o. Lutman June R. Rudisill T. H. TutwHer H. N. Howe J. W. McClure M"'. H. Rosenthal --------------- petitioners and they acknowledged saine in his presence to be their act and deed for the purposes therein oontained, on the day of the date thereof'. This Janu81"y 5th, 1985. (Signed) Jno. c. MoLemore, County Court Clerk (Signed.) J. J. Baoigalupo, D. O. CHICUSAW OOOJCIL 1 1'.S.A. 1 GOOD: 1'URIS" ""' l 9 2 4. Mempk11 0Qraiait1 Fund ... DistribQ.ted Posttl)rr!h Oo~itf lelp~ du:tiag the d1"ivei at tlte Fundlleadqu .uters. oal.led upea tNqueatlf throughout the ytat te eerve at Oor.ml'la:i tr J'wad H-4• qwartere. atutftng envel~es Qt\ mailtn~ pu.bllcUy. · larding Memorial. • Dts\ribu.ted Peeters. rtaleed a emall fund emeq tae t~ops for the Menwrtal. Fire ?rGVe:n.tion Week • Di~tri bu.ted Posters. fermeasee SoC1$.lty of Colonial Dtunes Acted as hards of Honor at their meetim.11. Ooatederate Veter:ana R$tULio• • .A.Ct.eel as Ou.ides, Messeagera. etc, for tbe Veteraae turi•g the Reus.on, lleld baek the crowd di.:1:rin.g tlle parade. land.led traffic. we know of one Cou.nQ11 miea ue been ot\Pl'lized 1• West Te.rmeiaeee. Mu.eh work had 'beea done on this Council but :l t wa.1 the aentce b1 the scout.ts ot Menphie clurug Ulis Reunic•, observed by a mni ot J~kao•• 11eueseee. that tinal:i., oliached their interest. All.di toriu:m Comni1ttee • Diati-1 btlted. poeterc1. UsheMd. ~ lave just completed •oaderf'Ul mo.aloipal. Auditori'Wll. With seatimg capacity C!>f 15.000t. iilly Suadeg Oainpaiga Uahe~ed~ Slel by Couatv 'J:u.bereultsi s so~i ety. Distributed Poeters. 1Jt1Ck:er~h Suta 0181.l.s Ohri •tmas Cl-u.b. Aided in Seta Claus Parade. Helped fill ba$ket•• 11toQkintt • I11vestipt.it d families. Delive.i'ed baskets and toy1. D1str!'bu.t$d poeters $$\ tticke:rth Sa.ta Claus Club ll'pends $20,000.00 eaeh year helping the poor at Ohii.t\mas Wtme. tlemphis Safety Oo'1?1e11 Cooperated with the Mempbia .Safety Ceuncil :ta helping them !n QJ wrq posit l)le. Dist:ri btlted literature. The lani•r satet1 Patrols, a•:r•se d.atigel"f>us whi~h aseist qhild:rea oroaeings .,ta.st before and !lf ter $Cb.oel, h~ve ~ flQGuta in its membership. The ft rs t Jtmior satety Patrol wall otg;aat aed in ~Nep 10•. Mr. o.v.. Andet-$on ·~• that thEll 1couts are tbe baelt- bGn• of his Jwd.or Satev Oou.uct.l. · Mem.phia Park Conmd.aeion. Cooperated with Memphiai Park Commiaaiea. Tri •State Fair Aoted as guides to a•cnui ta aeed and ushered.. :A.a the Grand Stam .. Lit Ue Theater •. tlehered ..  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 1924 Chickasaw Council Tennessee Charter of Incorporation Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1924 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Bolton Smith Legal