https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/df944cae92c1756fca7c633faf7e2bcb.pdf c3683ffb8f69ec28fbb3458219bd6254 PDF Text Text IIEMPIUS PRASS-SCIMITAB, $aturilay, Deeem6er 18' !948 $emlltnle Dittlsion !s Praised l{ighly tor $cout $lork Dr. Howord ls HeErd Al Annuol Meeting At the annual meeting of the of Boy Scouts, the negro branch of Chickasaw Council, last night at Le Moyne Colleie, Dr. T. M. Howard, negro *Pxess-Scimitar Sta,f Photos leader from Mound Bayou, Miss., BEAVMR AWARD assured Scouts and their parents SILVEE that "no other organization in the WINNER--M. W, Bail,ner {lett) world is doing more to buiid character than the Boy Scouts." is presenterl roi,th a certtfi'c&te c)f Dr. Howard, nationally famous as a surgeon, physician, planter ttww'el hy .Edwtn Dalsttolil. Ban* and civic leader, gave encourage- ner is th'e t'atr,rllt, nl;grrt tn, llletn' ment to the young Scouts, urging them to get a good eciucation and ph,is Srloul h.istory La receiue th.is to work hard. He said, "Hard work, u,ward,, the application of democraey, good education, and faith in God can' W. ,L" lihar:pe, presidenl-incumaccomplish a,nything'. The factor of bent of Chiekasaw Council, conreligion in the lives of young peo- gratulated the negro division on its ple is necessary to all these pat- good work, and complained ivith terns that are being suggested for a smile, "I note with some chagrin improvement of the world." lhat Seminoie is always ahead of Seminole Division Heailetl Sanatorium our white division," EAGLtr SCOUTS-,Inrn'es Au'tr1J itleft). 1;, ol TrooP 101 ontt' Pe't't:u Willionrs' 19, rti TrooP 12,,. lct'c IormaUtt Presettted. tri'tlt llrci, fi6r1lc Endrtcs. ltirthcst bLl I{. ilI. CLa'uton' i.n, Bcorttitrg. clt,ai,rnt.an, ol' Adto,ntenrcttt of C ]r,icku,sn,w Ll au,ncil. nitv." Tlris 1y25 lhn foril'lh lrntE Scotttin"[hc histor-,* oI Ivlemphishiqhcst' inE that thii au'ald, l"hc thI C'orrncii calt hcsto\', has heen leceived hy a negro, J A. Bea.uchauP, r:hief exct:uSc m in ole D iv isiolr. \\'B s t ive o f highly praised by President Shat"pe foi his tireless worl{ in or'6;anizing Dr. Howard was educated in 'Outstanding llember' Kentucky, and prior. to his work Two of the high spols of the and building up, the negrc tl'oops. in the Taborian Hospitai in Mound evening were the pxesentations of Bayou, 14/as superinter'.dent of the Siiver Beaver award to M" W" Price Is Chairman Riverside Sanatorium in Nashville. Bonner, secretar)' of Universal Life In Mound Bayou he has estab- Insurance Co., and the award of lished a clinic, swimming poo1, a the Eagle Badge, highest in scorrtsmall. zoo, a botanical garden and ing, lo Percy Williams, 19, of 'Iroop a tennis court. He is also a suc- 124, and James Autry, 15, of ?roop cessful planter. 101" Edwit Dalstrom, chairman of The Seminole Division of Chicka- the Inter-Racial Committee of s-aw Council, including Boy Scouts,,Chickasaw Council, in bestowing IJ. F. Price, Presidenl of Le Moyne College, \?as named Semi' nole I)ivision chairman f or 1949. The invocation was rnade bY Elair T. Hunt, princiPal of Booker T. l4rashington High School" The benediction was given bY Rev. \M. Cubs and Senior Scouts, now has I the Sitver Beaver award upon Bon' E. Ragsdale, pastor of llrnanuel 95 troops with 1321 members. There ner, said. "'Ihis man has rendered Baptist Chnrch. are 1562 white Scouts in Chickasaw meritorious service.'of and is an out- Afi:er the meeting. a bfffet suPlstanding member Council. the co$Imu- per was served. About 130 attended. � 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 IIEMPIUS PRASS-SCIMITAB, $aturilay, Deeem6er 18' !948 $emlltnle Dittlsion !s Praised l{ighly tor $cout $lork Dr. Howord ls HeErd Al Annuol Meeting At the annual meeting of the Seminole Division of Boy Scouts, the negro branch of Chickasaw Council, last night at Le Moyne Colleie, Dr. T. M. Howard, negro leader from Mound Bayou, Miss., assured Scouts and their parents that "no other organization in the world is doing more to buiid character than the Boy Scouts." Dr. Howard, nationally famous as a surgeon, physician, planter and civic leader, gave encouragement to the young Scouts, urging them to get a good eciucation and to work hard. He said, "Hard work, the application of democraey, good education, and faith in God can' accomplish a,nything'. The factor of religion in the lives of young people is necessary to all these patterns that are being suggested for improvement of the world." Heailetl Sanatorium Dr. Howard was educated in Kentucky, and prior. to his work in the Taborian Hospitai in Mound Bayou, 14/as superinter'.dent of Riverside Sanatorium in Nashville. In Mound Bayou he has established a clinic, swimming poo1, a small. zoo, a botanical garden and a tennis court. He is also a successful planter. The Seminole Division of Chicka- *Pxess-Scimitar Sta,f Photos SILVEE BEAVMR AWARD WINNER--M. W, Bail,ner {lett) is presenterl roi,th a certtfi'c&te c)f ttww'el hy .Edwtn Dalsttolil. Ban* ner is th'e t'atr,rllt, nl;grrt tn, llletn' ph,is Srloul h.istory La receiue th.is u,ward,, W. ,L" lihar:pe, presidenl-incumbent of Chiekasaw Council, congratulated the negro division on its good work, and complained ivith a smile, "I note with some chagrin lhat Seminoie is always ahead of our white division," 'Outstanding llember' Two of the high spols of the evening were the pxesentations of the Siiver Beaver award to M" W" Bonner, secretar)' of Universal Life Insurance Co., and the award of the Eagle Badge, highest in scorrting, lo Percy Williams, 19, of 'Iroop 124, and James Autry, 15, of ?roop 101" Edwit Dalstrom, chairman of the Inter-Racial Committee of EAGLtr SCOUTS-,Inrn'es Au'tr1J itleft). 1;, ol TrooP 101 ontt' Pe't't:u Willionrs' 19, rti TrooP 12,,. lct'c IormaUtt Presettted. tri'tlt llrci, fi6r1lc Endrtcs. ltirthcst i.n, Bcorttitrg. bLl I{. ilI. CLa'uton' clt,ai,rnt.an, - ol' Adto,ntenrcttt of C ]r,icku,sn,w Ll au,ncil. nitv." Tlris 1y25 lhn foril'lh lrntE in"[hc histor-,* oI Ivlemphis ScotttinE that thii au'ald, l"hc hiqhcst' thI C'orrncii calt hcsto\', has heen leceived hy a negro, J A. Bea.uchauP, r:hief exct:ut ive o f Sc m in ole D iv isiolr. \\'B s highly praised by President Shat"pe foi his tireless worl{ in or'6;anizing and building up, the negrc tl'oops. Price Is Chairman IJ. F. Price, Presidenl of Le Moyne College, \?as named Semi' nole I)ivision chairman f or 1949. The invocation was rnade bY Elair T. Hunt, princiPal of Booker T. l4rashington High School" The benediction was given bY Rev. \M. E. Ragsdale, pastor of llrnanuel Baptist Chnrch. Afi:er the meeting. a bfffet suPper was served. About 130 attended. s-aw Council, including Boy Scouts,,Chickasaw Council, in bestowing Cubs and Senior Scouts, now has I the Sitver Beaver award upon Bon' 95 troops with 1321 members. There ner, said. "'Ihis man has rendered are 1562 white Scouts in Chickasaw meritorious service. and is an out- Council. lstanding member 'of the co$Imu 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 1948 Title A name given to the resource 1948 (12/18/1948) Press-Scimitar: Seminole Division is Praised Highly for Scout Work Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Periodical Seminole Division