https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9b469eb34995c6ded2b48d165880c192.pdf a3f4c04190ffb2306e1ae3fc25608e45 PDF Text Text P RESS-S(!;IMITAR, 1VIEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Official Organ of Chl.cka~aw Council Boy·Scouts of Ame~·ica cout Press-Scimitar Published W~ M ·E !1PHIS, WEDNE SDAY, MAY 7, 1930 . .~/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- -~~~~~~~~~ NEW NO. 9 j· /~·------->:~ V\JOODS TO RESO:UND WITH BROWER AS SISTANT LEADE~. ' Schuyler ~rower has' Indian 1been appomted by Boys OF K. M-:. Km Chieftain . . ..___ . _J __· JAMES F. BASSETT IS TROOP 39 HEAD I IL l Indian Blanket for · Bully Wumpus Wi nner TROOPS 25, 6 RALLY MAY 29 SLACK sEssmN AT noNoR cmJ:ilT Chickasaw Co u:nd l i Court of Hono;: '3f: '; ~day r1.:gl1t ._~y.,- , ~c4._~tl Star Scout honors ~-0 two scouts a nd u re Scout honors to one. M a gic letters ! The m a gic key to out-of-doors, fresh air, swimming, ca hoeing, Macey Hodges, :of I hunting in the woods, T roop 38, was made a playing games, boxing, Life Scout. B i 11 y playing teimis-every- - Morrison, of Troop , - . . a nd Cameron Jon es, f thmg for the ~etter -· T roop 45, '\Yere ma· ,e ment of a boy·s· life s t ar Scouts. Me it and enjoyment. badges were award .d K.K.K. _ let ters of to the following: G a rdner Colby, Sh herd Tate, .Joh n Ma db , Joh1i, Allen, H erndon Ha1h er , M a rvi n Goff, Leo Mal- Kamp Kia Ki:ln a, Boy' '. , scout camp n ear Har ; dy, Ark. ~· Crafty w y 11 a 11 d a , kin , M a cey Ro dg es, E~ ly Mor r ison , Linden Wr ig\'.l t, J!:ugece Callicott , w. :o. 0 "Little Chief," and slender Be bam adisit, I Dow.. B"1't Sellers. H11,r• h ! old Bloodworth, Danif r m "the T r aveler," .ave 1 ~~~·iiu~~~~'t~r~~~~~· Bo .1: put their heads t o- 1 m g a n d Harold Clark. gether a nd plann ed ~ series of stunt s a nd R OUND TABLE A N O. 16'S CAB g ames that will ' keep the w.oods r i ngi n g S cou t leaders' m~n around old K.K.K. for ly round table will Je , 10 short weeks. l1e1d at Troop 's Dalstrom hai; been ; workin g for several . months 011 the camp A i r por t, Satur .y progi·am. 11ight. 1 I . "I promise," he says, c,itY. commiH, :or.~ -~ 1 T roop 25 ·and t roop raliy )May 29 but the place of contest has not yet been 6 will decided upon. Harry Sauer is scoutmaster of Tr oop 6 a n d J. D. Marks· J r. ,of Troop 25. T eams in Morse and semaphore signaling were picked last Thursday night at m eeting of troop 25 at Congregation Temple of I srael. Special meetings are b eing · h e Id t"u lS " wee k ROGER :STANLEY for p ractice of the N O. 19 LEAD ER t ' · par lClpanLS m th e ' Troop 19 reregisrally. tered a t council h ead- I I ..1.. "~ ·· will _,.,... • I • ,,..~ ' - "-·· ' . Ir- Hays, assistan t Chickasaw Council execut ive says. "They al·· ways put up a good contest a nd furnish plenty of excitement. I f "11 " of om: ~croops fought each other as hard , yet as friendly, as those two do, we 'd have plenty of competition in t his council. "And competition is t he ~e"-~~- ~~ou.:~g." scoutmastei:. · Assist ant scoutmasters are Maury Siff ord and Gerald Ca.pers. The troop committee is composed of Jack w. Gates, chairman ; J . D. R ampton a n d A. M . Brinkley. s couts of the troop. are as follows : Sterling Adams Billy Ashby D. H. Beard ;James~n:- :si:tiOkS' Claude Capers E wing Carrutl1ers William Chaprilan G eorge Clarke Robert Dardin Dick Elliott J ames Fitchett John G ateley Ernest Hall Robert H ead John D . Heuer Vance Lowrey Eld1'ed Ma!laffey · Joe Marsh Thos. McKinney Major McWtlliams Wm. Th os. Ray T roy Ritter F inis Scates Joe Wright Roane Waring Jas. D . Young ·wallace Appling Robert Chapman. ,James F . Bassett is listed as scoutmaster. of Troop 39 in reregistration of the troop t he past week. The troop committ ee is composed of Rev. Victor D. Derrick, chairm aH; .~ · F . Davis a n d Dr . P h ilip H. - Storck. Scouts of the troop Camp Director I are:Joe , Eugene Jorl Horbler dan, R ocky Walters, ; i I He1·e is "Bebamadisit" as h e is known to Memphis scoutingdom, or Joe Da.Jstrom as h e is known otherwas re- cently named assistant c amp d irector for Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., for th e1930 season. He is as.sista.nt to Willard E. Hays, director. Dalstro1ni ;is a, junior at Ole Miss and the son of M1:. a.nd Mrs. Edwin Dalstrom, 1168 ? rDeeanlwsoodt r 0. m ' " - ~ n· I -J.O> - ~ goes to cainp n ot Overtcm l:Jave bt:eu ~ • 'HOME AGAIN' " Eagle scout with 31 only have a wonder- vit,ed t o attend ST. CLAI R S BACK merit badges and is a f ul expe r i e n c e in Troop No. l opened Kia Kima veteran, camping, biking and tor for Kamp its doors last Friday having attended. the games, but will be K i;na. n ight at t he regular camp for the last eight sony t hat camp runs Bebamadisit is J e weekly me,eting to r eyearn. For the past only 10 weeks." Dalstrom, 21, assistantt ceive back into its fold three yea.rs h e h as Fifty-five boys are c a m p director a -d t wo former members been on the sta.ff. He sign ed up n ow for va- Hays' right-hand m a . of the unit-Charles is one of the t\';o boys . ~~~~ • a tth e camp-, Joe will have ent\re and Ben St. Clair. •l were selected to go to e cations 11 of t h em, for a.1 charge of scout activ1Th e boys Jmve summer. Eigh t boys ties at camn. He w 'l m oved back to MemCJ 0 P e lL h ag e n , Den mark, in 1924 t o the - have signed up since direct all the game ,, phis from Greenville, 1 int e rnat ional j am.. last week. ~p o rts an d scoutcraf~. Miss., and have reboree. Only 56 boys of ~ Troop 38, of wh ich .All ·scouts - of t he joined t he t roop. the entire u 11 i t e d ·::t c. C. Brown J'r. is council a gree that "a Charles is leader cf States wer e permitted :l' scoutmaster, has in- Bully wumpus, Cra~y t he Choctaw patrol, to go on this ~r ip1, creas€d its lead in Abyssinian King ur t he unit's n ewest pa- --·-·s number of r egistr a - Animal H unt game t rol. TROOP 33 "WI NS tions by four boys under Joe's leadership A fter t he r egula'l" A r ally was held be;, making a total of 11 is son1ething .to look session at the "Y," t be tween rrrnops 33 and 11 from the t roop signed for ward to." t roop played "Steal the 27 Friday n ight in up the entire summer. Up at C1'Jckasaw Bacon ." Cherokee paTroop 33's territory. One-thir d of the troop Council headquart~rl/ trol took first honors, William Brush, vet ) membership is signed there is a large, multi" Pioneers second and eran scout leader, had 13 AT CURlt IER cha.rge of the rally, u p for vacation s at color ed Indian blank e~ the Sh::,wn ee.s and d K. K . K. that. will adorn t he Choctaws tied for Thirteen members of which proved t he m ost ·T roop 13 is leading lodge of some luck~ third. Troop 7, accompanied exciting €ither troop in lm mber of boys Memphis boy aften After the games the by the scoutmaster, has staged in sever al 0 sign ed up for all sum- first \Veek in camp, troop members went t o ,. spent the week-end at weeks. 5 mer. T roop 21 is secwhich opens J une 14. Federal Parle for a Camp Currier. Troop 33 emerged 5 on d a nd T roop 45 next. T he blanket will be game of "Stalk the Several n ew troop vic torious with a score 5 Wyn.anda is. Willard awarde~ t o t he scout !"lag." Rober t Reinert ~nembers w.ere ."broken of 42 1-2 to ·~roop 27's 51 E, Hays, as sis tan t r who -wms t he B ully 1s new semor patrol m." All ·slept m _ham ~~M·!f [-2. ·rroop ':Jr '/ council executive and Wuuipus fnr the _il:.:,J;.,._l eacler. ~J;l.J:OJ<.t.:...,rk?:l"'~ "'""filade out _ of promises a r eturn raJly _, recen tly named direc- ! week. __i t~ P ioneer Patrol, blankets. in the n'ear :t:ilture. I I I t I Beaton, Walter on, H arry Huriter, I Bolt P aul Storck, H arold ri:J!h~%;.e;g~i:~~Wo;Ja~~f~ ol~~~~ai~~.? ~~l~~:da~ ~~~~~~~ta~~~d~~tedi~~ wi;~strom. I ., •• ~··~---· council officials \ new assistant scoutmaster of Troop 9. He will assist Thomas J. Turner, scoutmaster, in t he troop directing and j the attempt t o win t h e scout jamboree. I A patrol contest is under way, with the Otters leading. Beaver patrol is placing second, Fox third and l the Flying Eagles fourth . T here are only t wo vacancies i n the troop now, and t hey are expected to be filled a t th e Friday meeting. . Carl Star k, Bill Luce, Lunamond, ) Barry ·Bryant , Warrep · J McDade, Robert Mor[att, Bur ch Williams. A 1f r e d SEL ECT SIT E FOR TROOP· 2l 'S CABIN Four scouts of troop Hugh Henline, Henr:>r Mitch ell III, Charles Montgomery and Billy Moody, went to Camp Currier , near Eudora , Miss., last Friday for t he purpose of selecting a cabin site. No exact spot was found but the troop knows "pretty w e 11 whe re t he cabin will be erected. T he four boy expresed their appr,eciation after r eturn .at t he courtesy of t roop 16 lending its cabin for their u se while at the camp. 21, I MAITLAND ,PATTON WINS IN O'GRADY Troop 29 opened the meeting last week .w ith , the Scout Oath. An i O'Grady drill was won by Maitland Patton. T h e patrols had a knot -t ying relay race. \ First aid problems . wer e worked out py t eams from ail three patrols. The patrols made up the first aid problems and then had another '<patrol work them out. Meeting closed with the scoutmaster's benediction. ; RE-REGISTERED Troop 32 has re-reg, istered at council headquarters with P. A. Clayton listed as scoutmaster. Assistant scoutmast er is M. I. , Morgan. Troop committ ee is composed of S. G . .Boi;.11.me-, .r. L, Sanders · and H. M. Folsom. 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Text Any textual data included in the document PRESS-S(!;IMIT AR, 1VIEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Official Organ of Chl.cka~aw Council Boy· Scouts of Ame~·ica cout Press-Scimitar M·E!1PHIS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930 . .. ~/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~ WITH I BROWER NEW NO. 9 j· /~·------->:~ ASSISTANT LEADE~. ' IL . Boys 1 Schuyler ~rower has' Indian V\JOODS TO RESO:UND OF K. M-:. Km ...... .___ _J __· Indian Blanket for · SLACK sEssmN l Bully Wumpus AT noNoR cmJ:ilT Winner Chickasaw Cou:nd l i Court of Hono;: '3f:'; ~- Magic letters! TROOPS 25, 6 RALLY MAY 29 Troop 25 ·and troop 6 will raliy )May 29 but the place of contest has not yet been The magic key to out-of-doors, fresh air, day r1.:gl1t ._~y.,- , ~c4._~tl Star Scout honors ~-0 two scouts and u re Scout honors to one. decided upon. Harry Sauer is scoutmaster swimming, ca hoeing, Macey Hodges, :of of Troop 6 and J. D. I hunting in the woods, Troop 38, was made a Marks· J r. ,of Troop 25. playing games, boxing, Life Scout. B i 11 y Teams in Morse and playing teimis-every- - Mor rison, of Troop , semaphore signaling - . . and Cameron Jones, f were picked last thmg for the ~etter -· Troop 45, '\Yere ma· ,e Thursday night at and enjoyment. badges were award .d Congregation Temple K.K.K. _ let ters of to the following: of I srael. been appomted by Chieftain council officials \ new I Camp assistant scoutmaster of Troop 9. He will as- Director sist Thomas J. Turner, scoutmaster, in t he troop directing and j the attempt to win the scout jamboree. I A patrol contest is under way, with the Otters leading. Beaver patrol is placing second, Fox third and l the Flying Eagles fourth . There are only two vacancies in the troop now, and they are expected to be filled at the Friday meeting. ment of a boy·s· life s t ar Scout s . Me it meeting of troop 25 at I Ga rdner Colby, Sh - Special meetings are Kamp Kia Ki:ln a, Boy' herd Tate, .John Ma db , b · h Id t " " k I ROGER :STANLEY Joh1i, Allen, Herndon Ha1h - eing e u lS wee '. , scout camp near Har - er , Ma rvin Goff, Leo Mal - for p ractice of the NO. 19 LEADER kin , Macey Rodges, E~ ly t ' · ..1.. • ; dy, Ark. th ' Mor r ison, Linden Wr ig\'.lt, par lClpanLS m e Troop 19 reregis- He1·e is "Bebamadisi t" as he is known to Memphis scoutingdom, or Joe Da.Jstrom Published W~ JAMES F. BASSETT IS TROOP 39 HEAD ,James F . Bassett is listed as scoutmaster. of Troop 39 in reregistration of the t roop the past week. The troop committ ee is composed of Rev. Victor D. Derrick, chairmaH; .~ · F . Davis a n d Dr . P h ilip H. - Storck. I Scouts of the troop are: I Joe Beaton, Walter Bolton, Harry Huriter, l Paul Storck, Harold Horbler, Eugene Jori dan, Rocky Walters, ; I Carl Stark, Bill Luce, A 1 f r e d Lunamond, ) Bar ry · Bryant, Warrep · J McDade, Robert Mor- [att, Burch Williams. ~· Crafty w y 11 a 11 d a, J!:ugece Calli cott , w. :o. rally. tered at council h ead- as he is known other- "Li t t l e Chi e f," and ri:0J!h~%;.e;g~i:~~Wo;Ja~~f~ ol~~~~ai~~.? ~~l~~:d a~ ~~~~~~~ta~~~d~~tedi~~ wi;~stro. m wa s re- I slender Be bamadisit, I Dow.. B"1't Seller s. H11,r - Hays, assistant Chick- scoutmastei:. · SELECT SITE FOR TROOP· 2l 'S CABIN Four scouts of troop 21, Hugh Henline, Henr :>r Mitchell III, Charles Montgomery and Billy Moody, went to Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., last Friday for the purpose of selecting a cabin site. No exact spot was found but the troop knows "pretty w e 11 where the cabin will be er ected. • h ! old Bloodworth, Danif rm asaw Council execu- cently named assistant "the Tr aveler," .ave 1 ~~~·iiu~~~~'t~r~~~~~· Bo .1: Assist ant scoutmasput their heads t o- 1 mg and Harold Cla rk. t ive says. "They al ·· ters are Maury Sifford c amp director for gether and planned ~ ways put up a good and Gerald Ca.pers. Kamp Kia Kima, near series of stunts and ROUND TABLE A contest and furnish The troop committee Hardy, Ark., for thegames that will ' keep NO. 16'S CAB plenty of excitement. is composed of Jack I the w.oods r i ngi n g Scout leaders' m~n - I f ""1 1 o f om: ~c roops w. Gates, chairman; 1930 season. He is a s - around old K.K.K. for ly round table will Je fought each other as J . D. R ampton and A. .sista.nt to Willard E. , 10 short weeks. l1e1d at Troop 's hard, yet as friendly, M . Brinkley. Hays, director. Dalstrom hai; been as those two do, we'd s couts of the troop. Dalstro1ni ;is a, junior ; working for several have plenty of compe- are as follows: at Ole Miss and the . 1 months 011 the camp A i r por t, Satur .y tition in this council. Sterling Adams son of M1:. a.nd Mrs. progi·am. 1 11ight. "And competition is Billy Ashby Edwin Dalstrom, 1168 I . " I promise," he says, c,i tY. commiH, :or.~-~ I t he ~e"-~~- ~~ou.:~g." D. H. Beard ? rDeeanlwsoord t0 . m ' " - ~n· ., •• ~··~---· "~ ·· _,.,... • ,,..~ ' - "-·· ' . r- ;James~n:- :si:tiOkS' - I -J.O> - ~ goes to cainp will not Overtcm l:Jave bt:eu ~ • 'HOME AGAIN' " Claude Capers Eagle scout with 31 only have a wonder- vit,ed to attend ST. CLAIRS BACK Ewing Carrutl1ers merit badges and is a ful expe r i e n c e in Troop No. l opened William Chaprilan Kia Kima veteran, camping, biking and tor for Kamp i ts doors last Friday George Clarke having attended. the games, but will be Ki;na. night at t he regular Robert Dardin camp for the last eight sony that camp runs Bebamadisit is J e weekly me,eting to r e- Dick Elliott - yearn. For the past only 10 weeks." Dalstrom, 21, assistantt ceive back into its fold James Fitchett three yea.rs he has Fifty-five boys are c a m p director a -d two former members John Gateley been on the sta.ff. He signed up now for va- Hays' right-hand ma . of the unit - Charles Ernest Hall is one of the t\';o boys • cations a tthe camp- Joe will have en t\. re and Ben St . Clair. Robert Head ~~~~ e ,1 •l were selected to go to 11 of them, for a. charge of scout activ1 - Th e boys Jmve John D. Heuer summer. Eigh t boys ties at camn. He w 'l moved back to Mem- Vance Lowrey CJ 0 P e lL h ag e n, Den - - have signed up since direct all the game ,, phis from Greenville, Eld1' ed Ma!laffey mark, in 1924 to the 1 · int e rnat ional j am- .. last week. ~p o rts and scoutcraf~. Miss., and have re- Joe Marsh boree. Only 56 boys of ~ Troop 38, of which .All ·scouts - of the joined the t roop. Thos. McKinney the entire u 11 it e d · c. C. Brown J'r. is council agree that "a Charles is leader cf Major McWtlliams :': t scoutmaster, ha s in- Bully wumpus, St a t e s wer e permitted :l Cra~y t he Choctaw patrol, Wm. Thos. Ray to go on this ~r ip1, creas€d its lead in Abyssinian King ur the unit's newest pa- Troy Ritter - - -· -·- s number of r egistr a - Animal Hunt game t rol. Finis Scates TROOP 33 "WI NS tions by four boys under Joe's leadership A fter t he r egula'l" Joe Wright A r ally was held be- ;, making a total of 11 is son1ething .to look session at the "Y," tbe Roane Waring tween rrrnops 33 and 11 from the troop signed forward to ." troop played "Steal the Jas. D . Young 27 Friday n ight in up the entire summer. Up at C1'Jckasaw Bacon ." Cherokee pa- ·wallace Appling Troop 33's territory. ; One-third of the troop Council headquart~rl/ trol took first honors, Robert Chapman. William Brush, vet - I ) membership is signed there is a large, mul ti" Pioneers second and eran scout leader, had , up for vacations at colored Indian blank e~ the Sh::,wnee.s and 13 AT CURltIER cha.rge of the rally, d K. K . K. that. will adorn the Choctaws tied for I Thirteen members of which proved the most I ·Troop 13 is leading lodge of some luck~ third. Troop 7, accompanied exciting €ither troop 0 in lmmber of boys Memphis boy aften After the games the by the scoutmaster, has staged in several signed up for all sum- first \Veek in camp, troop members went to ,. spent the week-end at weeks. 5 mer. Troop 21 is sec- which opens June 14. Federal Parle for a Camp Currier. Troop 33 emerged 5 ond and Troop 45 next. I The blanket will be game of "Stalk the Several new troop vic torious with a score 5 Wyn.anda is. Willard awarde~ t o the scout !"lag." Rober t Reinert I ~nembers w. ere ."broken of 42 1-2 to ·~roop 27's 51 E, Hays, as sis tan t r who -wms the Bully 1s new semor patrol m." All ·slept m _ham ~~M·!f [-2. · rroop ':Jr ' / council executive and t Wuuipus fnr the _il:.:,J;.,._leacler. ~J;l.J:OJ<.t..:..,rk?:l"'~"'""filade out _ of promises a return raJly _, recently named direc- ! week. __ i t~ Pioneer Patrol, blankets. in the n'ear :t:ilture. The four boy expresed their appr,eciation after return .at t he courtesy of t roop 16 lending its cabin for their use while at the camp. MAITLAND ,PATTON WINS IN O'GRADY Troop 29 opened the meeting last week .with , the Scout Oath. An I i O'Grady drill was won by Maitland Patton. The patrols had a knot -tying relay race. \ - First aid problems . were worked out py t eams from ail three patrols. The patrols made up the first aid problems and then had another '<patrol work them out. Meeting closed with the scoutmaster's benediction. RE-REGISTERED Troop 32 has re-registered at council headquarters with P. A. Clayton listed as scoutmaster. Assistant scoutmaster is M. I. , Morgan. Troop committ ee is composed of S. G . . Boi;.11.me-, .r. L, Sanders · and H. M. Folsom. There are 28 boys in the unit. . · ' 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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