https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b6d8024f9cf0f756dca0f31c4f324dab.pdf 854150b4a312f7308c855421dbf06832 PDF Text Text OF COMMITTEES-IS5O SEMIT{OLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL LEMOYNE COLLEGE COMMONS DECEMBEH, MEMPHIS, 9-6:30 P. M. TENNESSEE J �I Sirvlh\lC!,8 Otr CEICIU,SAI,I COUNCII,, Dly I 5l C,,\I 3. S. A., December gO A1,T., STIIM'TDS 9, IITC, 1953 Otr' SCOUTI$GI 0hls report states in printed. word.s and. figures what has been accorc'plished d.uring the year of L953 vrith the rna.ny volunteer workers of the seni.nore Division of Chickasaw Councir, 3oy Scouts Arnerica, Inc. Ehe privilege of, serving as your Diviston of Chairmarr during this 2Jth year of activities has been a very pleasa.:et one. I'luch has been aceomprished, yet we have just scratched. tlre surface, rhe rurfailing cooperation of the council presic.ent, ehairran of rnter--. racibl- connittee, sen:inole Division steering Conr:ittee, and. the scout Exeeutive a,nd other official-s have mad-e it possible for us to push forward' Let us rejoice in our aceonrpllshrnents, but not stop on our acheivenents. It is iqperative that we re-affirm our efforts in the future meet the growing popul.ation and. the nounting of juventle deLinqrrency. As long as we have boys in our nid-st vre cmst continue untiL every hoy that wants to be a Scout wil1 have the opportunity. to Agaia, thankins you for your fine cooperation, Sincerely yours, J JIN: L. iielson, Division Chairnan mJe I ) �SE}.4I1{OM DIiIISIO}T OI'' CoUNCII,, B. S.A', INC. srxmrNG co}m'{r[tEE, 1953 C'{ICKASAii',f gqrLqqs Divislon Mr. J.l. N'e1son Dr. If.W. 0ibson Fev. S.A. Owen Chairman Yice-Chairnan Vice-Chairma"n Secretary Rev, A.W. Andrews Divlsion !.6y, J.A, McDanlels Mr. Tred. BickeL Dr. Peter Cooper Member Member Comrnls at largo at lerge sioner Chalrnanr $tand.ing Committees t Mr Mr Ivir l'tr Mr Mr nr Mr J.L,.3rlnk1ey Sct J.trtl. Clarke Colorad.o Johnson E.A. Ilariuklns, Str . Robert E"Brown tr'red. BiclreL Hollls'tr'. Prloe Ad-vancernent fralnlng Publicity District Ottawa I{r. H.A. Parks Mr" T.J. [one;r Qpapaw 02e11 Sirnmons Mr. lobert Roberson Quapavr Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee I{r. Charles SLetcher . !I. C. Pot t s Ivlr ** *r.<*******rl.* Miss R.E. WlLkerson District Cirnarron District Arrowhead. District I'{r. J.C. Griffin Mr. Szra I,. !ord. I4r. J.A. Seauchamp Mr. Fred 0. Harris Mr. Maurice Gray !hs.. I.{,J. Campbell District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District Commissioners Ottawa Distrlct l,tr. Mr. Charles I.{. Crurnp Mr. EtL Dalstrom Mr. W. Gord.on Morris Mr. I{erbert Hernker Distrlct nistrict Chnarron District & PubLic Belations Chairmen Iir. A.E, I'lclntyre Mr. Noble Gatlln ie s Carlplng Cubbing Cubbing [.J.3eauchanp Mr. Bobert Johaeon Mr. W.C, ?otts Mr. Prescott Fisher ivit Organizatlon & Ixtension District District District i.**drrf i.* Pres. Chickasaur Councd.i. Chmn. f nter-EaciaL Comnrlttee SMTT Scout Xxecutive Scout Conmissloner nivlsion Executive tr'ield. Executlve lieltL Executive Office Manager strar Regi �oBGAIII ZAII oil A:{D EIITEJSI oi:l Coi ii iI ITIE J. !I. Clarke, Chairman Despite the fact of a strong 0rganizatlon & Ixtension Connmlttee through out the Division our record.s show that r*e hacl only a 3.3 €a,ln for the over all picturer SeLor.r is a comparlson of menbership for Qep. ,1. ,1o(2 Scouts Qec. 1.468 ExpLorers leoernber 6zt+ 2L65 L952 1. 1o,5'{ 148L to Decemb€r Setn 1953, LoFs L ?4? 6e 221+7 82 . L, t3 ?4 23 Cubs L, wish to express deepest gratitud.e to Scouter and. friend.s of Scouting who worked. with us during the yearl made it possibl-e for Seninole Division to show 3.3 percen age of an increase during 1953, Our obJective tor 1953 was to organlze troops, Pacl<s' anrd. post uhere ever lnterested leadership could- be fouad., and to euphaslze more readers for the Soyts L,lfe i.lagaztne. A stronger effort is to be mad.e tn lg5l+ to organlze more units under trained, lead.ership, Tie i BFC 0 i'0"'lrlxDAr I I I I 0 ITS I lfe reconnend" that every unitr,riLl have an assistant. placed- on hol-d.erlng oLd.er boys in And. specia3- erphasis is being Scoutlng. il i I : I ! c\r33r I I E. A" I{awklns, Sr. Robert S. 3rowa, Chairnen Iie are falrLy rre11 pleased. with the progress in ,ftrbbing wlth the exception Ad"vancement. $omething rnrst be Cone to interest Cubs during their tenth Sirth* d-ay in ord.er to gradtuate then to Scoutingr 3e1ow you will find. the figures which of will give a coryarison of work for D.ec. I. 1952 * Cub Scouts 6?4 L95? and. l.953. Iec, 1, -1953 Galn ?42 58 I,o ss -, A Cub Leadersl [raining Course was conducied. by the chairmen at treMoyne College during the nonth of April fron |th thnr 12th. L3 Cub teaders attend.ed and. J oor. pleted. the course, Outstanding events of the year were the [hanksgivlng Sreakfast he].d. at ]ouglass and. tr\rIler State Parlts where over 200 Cubs participated., the ASuraI'Kite Derby which was heId. at Klond.yke and. L,lnco1n Parks. A special effort is being mad.e to extend. Crrbbing into the nrral section of $orthern Llississippi and. Eastern Arkansas, j �x tt. sEtlINoL,E DIVISION 0t CHTCKASAT,I CoUNCIl,, B.S.A., INC. & TRAININE II.F. Pri ce, ITADTISHIP Chairman is well aware of the fact that in to get the best results in any fieLd. of end.eavor is through trained. lead.ers. [hls is true to Scoutrnasters, Commissioners, Cubmasters, and. Den Mothers. It even goes d,ovrn to Patrol l,ead.ers and. Your Committee on Training ord.er Den Chlefs. lle are proud. of the [raining Schoo]- hel-d. at LoMoyne College Aprtl 7th through L2th. Your Committee is lnd.ebted' to the many Instructors who served. in the Tralning Course, and. especially- to Mr. Howard. Gruber Orairman of L,ead.ershlp and. [ralning of Chickasaw Council, who d.ld. a rnost effectlve job ln Teehnlques, especia11y... Below is a record. of the fraining School: }10. }IA},TE OT' COTIRSS !m!^rqlcArE$. PERSO}TS ISSIJED ATTX}TDI}iG ! i Scoutrnasters t )o Sasic Tralning 1? I :l Cub Scout l,ead.ers i Sasic Iraining t3 3 Basic Tralning 2l 3 Patrol -rQ 78 L+2 42 183 ]-39 Brplorer Iread.ers t Lead.ers Den Chiefs IOTAI,S lraining Course for Scoutmasters and. Cub;nasters in the earl;r Springl and also a Iralning Course for Commissioners. We strongly recomrnend. + *rl. *>lr * t, d.urlng the next year a i(** * * ** * *** r( **rF r. **,h* {.i< rl.*{. * �c CAI.FI*\:[G C01,11 iI EIEE C" 3. Johnson, Clrairnan fhe Sumrner Canp of Semino]e Division of Chickasaw CounciL ' vra$ held at the 3\].11er State Park fir 4 weeks, beginning June Zl-th th1'L July 19tht 1953' at Your comnittee was not pleased with the Ad'vancement durlng the & weeks we are Itowever sumner' coming the Canp trrrfl1-er, l'tre are hoping you will inrprove lieeks in happy to report that iir, comparing 303 boy Weeks ln ]952 we had' 38? Boy 10(? advarcenent proves the ir:portance of ad,equate IEADEBSHIP. trfe submit the following figUres sirowing the work io "o*p*"!son with the work Of \95?' [his 1r)(, 195i It9 I'lerit Sad.ges earned. 92 Boys corry:leted 2nd class work 11 Soys cornpleted fst cl"ass work 19 Merit Sad.ges earned 33 tsoys completed. 2nd class work !2,-E-- L 2 0 Courpleted Life Rank Completed" Eagle Conp)-eted. Sta.r Bank JJ Completed l-st class work J Completed. Life Bank 0 Coqpleted. 5ag1-e 1 Coqpleted Star Bank sYIl,ii"tIl{G: 125 Soys taught to Swin &l Passed J0 yaril test I ConpS-eted. Swlmnlng l'lerit Sadge requirenents L25 Soys taught to Swim LJ passed. J0 Yard- test p Compl"eted. Swimnring l4erit 3ad'ge requi rements Itris year we were again the recipients of the Conmercial Appeall s Special !\rnd defraying the cost of ?g und"erprivledged for two roreeks, and a.Lso )5.00 that th:r was used to purchase naterial for hlnd.icrait work. These boys were selected 0hiLd.renls Service aad'-*he the Tennessee Department of Public !trelfare, tr'amily promot*" Bureau. trle are aiso frappy to report that und.er the d.irectlon of our speciaL l'{ost of week' one for x\rlIer canrp ion committee other l-ess chance boys were sent to have not would' fund this the boys represented. broken familils and without the aid' of had. canrping experlences! I4ISSISSIPPI CAI'P pth' 3oys A one week eaqp was held. at Sardls Dam, beginning August Jrd- thnr i'farlon Arkansas and Cofawater, fron llernando, Senatobia, Como, Sard.is, Sa"tesvlif*, }rDIA' Station Badlo of attend.ed. the cary, ia ;;;" fron i,lerryhis r,rere the reclpients yearl s, last year d.oubled to which we are Lratefuf. The total attendance for thls year with ]-05 this top the total ro" r"Ii y""r-*"* [5 ena the ca,np went over the boys in attendence. Sach troop furnished. its own Leader-shlp ?+d part of itrs food' fhl Councll furnished. the central staff, shelter and soure food. Drring the latter part of July 22 E:plorer Scouts made an e:ped'ition trip to Philmont Banch, Cinarron, New lvlexlcor they spent 10 d'aysr �( aJYAllcxl'iaNT coix iI,TrxE Fred- A. 3icke1, Chairman fhe Adva.ncenent Comnittee of Serninole Division wish to express their satisfac* tion with the increase in Ad.vancenent throu6h out the Division for the year. [he Chairman sird. the District Chairnen seem to have lvrrt over a very constructive whieh is to te Selow inproved. in 1954. is a chart showing the Ad.vanceraent 'r comparison o<2 SNCOND CI,ASS SCOUTS 3'IBST CTASS SCOUES 239 ?t 26a 1? 2 1 EAGT,3 SCOUTS 2 3 0 tt5 lxr| 6i L23 S!A^B. SCOUIS LIT'E SCOUIS MTBII SANOIS EAfi}TI]D L952 and. ]-953. 1 -_2,2-.4t of 3?,8 *)t *y,.* ilr.*** * ** * ** $'F* il*{. ACtIiiItIES COi'ii,IITIE J. L. 3rinkley, Chairnan At the beginning of the year a cornrnittee wa.s organized to hold a i'{erit 3ad-ge a.rrd. [alent Show at the 3ea1e .&venue Aud.itorlum on April 24th and ?51h. There were sone lJ booths representing varior-,.s l,ierit Baclgos, including: Niasonary, leathercraft, Painting, Plrotography, Conserva.tion' Poultry Keeping, and many ot}ers. Units through out all five d.istricts participated. The Kite Derby staged- by the Cubs was fairly well attended., improvemcnt in partlclpation and artistic abiLity' i;r Around 400 Cubs and Scouts ha.d. a gathering at the Annual Tharursgiving 5'ellbwship Srcakfast. but could. sh OW SOIner tr\:ller State and. Douglass Parks Xor the seeond',consecr:r-tive year the 3oy Scouts of the Seminole Xlvision have takcn spccial and notcd interest in the Annual Sire Prevention Program held- each year during the nonth of October. I I I Cubs ahd. Scouts State X'air. took a part in the 3ird. Eouse contest sponsorcci by the Tri- �PUBI]CITY & PU31,IC }iELAUOI{S T. J. Seauchamp, Chairnan Your connittee is deeply ind.ebted. to the [rl-State lefender, I{enphis tr'for].d, Press Scimitar, and. ConmerciaL Appea} iTewspapers for space given to our special events during the year. Also cooperation from the rad.io stations I'IDIA (B1uff City Sroadca.sting Company) and. KiiII4 of Aside from printing our news the featured. otlter stories of Scouting. tr;isstr i,lernpiiis, Arkansas. !ri-State nefend.er and. Press Scinltar have **,k***rr** *** HEI,,A.TH H. l. Soyce & SATI]OY Dr, l. .[. tlohnpoa, Chairman 0,-:"r HeaLth and Safety Connittee is happy to report there was no accldents or sickiness in either of the trro camps held. [o u"uch can not be said, of the fine services rend-er by !r. Johnson, who was never to busy to examine any boy that cane into his office for a physical. firis cornnittee is e:rpected- to inspect every meeting place tirrouglr out the Division tn the coming year. The safety rocord, of Cub Scouts, Scouts, and E:qplorer Scouts for l-953 lnas been excell-ent. I'{anX over-nigtrt hikes were held", the Annua1 Cub Scout Kite Der$| . Annual l:qposition and the Philmont E:rpediticnn includ-ing nany other activi-ties, but there rrras not a single seriolls injury. fhis record. is a flne tribute to all Cubrliastcrs and. Scoutmasters, trfe reconnend. ancl congratulate yorl for your fine work. Safety thrrr ski11 can not be over err.rphasizedn t �.'l SSMINOIE DIVISION TJIST OT Or CHIC}GSAW COUNCIL, I'NITS, I,EADIFS, AND SPONS@I}TG INSTITUTIONS S]{AWNE3 Szra I,. !'ord. Distrlct Distrlct Dtstrlct TTOOP scouTuAFrEB sqo,$son 1I0 Ieonard, Holley M.M, rlaekson Weaver SchooL trtlhite I s Chapel Comnunlty J.S. Phelix Schoo} Shelby County hainlng SchooL 117 ].25 L25 s34 138 170 Charles llorner I I i t, , i L7L L73 174 175 181 '182 r86 I, Mc0rackLln "obert J. Stanley 3(Lmonds J,$I. J61sg, Sr. C. C. 3r.:r ns ILlas Johnson Ralph l{ayne tillLLie L. Chairman Vlce-Chalrman Commlssloner q,ro rNs T rrliq roN Geeter Hlgh $chool Ward. J.D, faylor :i58 l6t+ t6? i V.I- 1,.D. Savage Wa1ter Calvln Parks D.0. Irrflrltaker John 3. Strong Blchard. Jones, Jr. James Johnson L,ucious DantzLer 150 158 I Ju1lus Jones loscoe McVay 143 i i sher Danlel AlLen Lt+? I scott I'i r.4o I , I I I DISMICT W.C. Potts Pre I 3.S.T,., It{C. s Orad.y LB9 J.B. r-9C Alonzo Sarber Sand.rid.ge Como Jr. I{lgh SchooL Caplevllle School 0akv1L1e SchooL Sprlnghlll School Reuben E. Shivers legton Post Srunswlck Jr. School lhitestat lon SchooL Srooks .Avenue Schoo1 Id.rnond.son Arkansas Clt I zens E,A. HarroLiL Hlgh SchooL It!t. Joyner Saptlst Church Greenhill School Senatobla Colored. School [urre11 School I{ernand,o School Sarrett rs Chapel School SatosvlLLe HIgh SchooL Sdward,rs Chapel AME Church New Bethel Baptist Church Total Scouts ING INSIIIUIION PACK CIEI,lASTER SPO}TSOF 108 110 Earvin And.erson Charlie Glpson Prescott !'lsher J.S. Phelix Hlgh t22 323 140 Isic lhod.es Charlle Saulkner 0 West $lemphls School School Geeter Htgh School Sirelby County Irainlng School CaplevlLLe Schoo1 totaL Cubs Total Boys olr. 6q2 .. _ �n Sm{[N0lI DIVISION LIST 0I' 0f CHICKASAW COIJI{CI],, B.S.A. , INC. tNIIS, IilADEBS, AND SPoNSoRING INSTISUIIoNS Afil0millrtD DISIRICI Johnson Warren I{enry J.C. Grtffin District Dlstrict Dlstrict gcomuAsqs SPONSOP lobert TFOOP Chalrman Yl ce-Chalrman Conmissloner INO INSEITUEION I t a 105 LL6 118 1.2t 1,22 !23 1.28 130 L56 L5z t65 180 Jesse Seymore Harold Hughes George I,^I1l}lams Ihrold. l,emmons loche ster ITeeIy Chesley Sherrod. John CoLe, Jr. Jesse D. Wll"liams 1,. E. Ald.rtd.ge James 1I. 31ack James !ester Davle Lelgh Salvation Army Mt. Zion Saptist &hu*eh Itvervi ew 0hris t let! Ghu,rch l,lncoln School Hamilton High School locks of Ages Saptist Chwch Shlloh Baptist Church Whitestone Saptist Church l{t. Pleaeant Eaptlst Church Flverview School Groater Mt. l'{oriah Saptist Church Pltrgrim Fest Saptlst Church lotaL Scouts 219 t I I i I I I I i ! PACK CTEMASTEF. !j.i_-- sPgNSoF IIc,rryS rlrqrlory I i I 100 to2 L18 120 131 133 t5z 0iteL1 0t1y Marcus lryons James 1,,. Wright llalter Pamphlet Jesse Sishor:, Sr. Ijlwood rr " !'ie ld.s Donald. V. Ja"ckson Mt. Zion Baptist I Church Florid.a Street School Hamilton l{igh School J,in:oIn School Sl-'.'r,i,ion Arriry Fiv,-.',riew SchooL [ota1 Eotal Cubs Soys _ l ; Kansas .Avenuo SchooL 221 460 I I I I t I I i t I I i �,/ SE!,{IN0I,E DIVISIOI'T Of Ci{ICKASAI'I C0INCII.,, 3.S.A. ' INC' LISU 0F UNIUS, IEADEBS, AND SPoNSoFING INSTIWIIONS cnr,r&3qgll giqrBlcB .4. [. A1len Fobert Boberson Distrlct Dlstrict Di strict SCOWYASTXR SP0NS 0R Neverson Jones, Sr. l,lorris Jones, Sr. Centenary Method.ist Church WtLliam I{. Foote Homes Metropo).ltan Baptlst Church MetropoLitan Saptist Church Mt, Olive Cathed.ral T.J. ENOOP 100 101 l-02 r_02 Toney id.lrtr, Cook Post 103 112 115 119 72? l"39 L5t L59 t66 t77 183 184 Van L,ou 8.J. MarabLo 3.T. Dlckerson Charles Chatman Frank A. Davls Sarnuel 3lagg J.H. Holmes I. Davis l{ut chinson CharLes Elias Melvln Tolen .4.3. Owens, Jr. ?eter Murphy, Sr. Wil1ie Srorsn, Sr. Chairman VIce-Chalrman Cornml ssLoner INq Mt. Nebo Saptlst Church Miss. 3J-vd., Church Porter School P.E.A. Penecostal fempLe 0l-ivet Baptist Iuthear School Church Bethel" Presbyterlan Church IreMoyne Gard.ens Alonzo Locke SchooL Progressive Saptist Church New Salem Saptist Church total Scouts P+cK L0t! 106 LLz t19 -a31 CUBMASTX! SPO}TSO? INO I.i\. Metropolitan Baptist Church Wllllam B. tr'oote Homes Leath School Porter $chool- P. f .4. Hawklns Albert MilLer Arthur Payton lrolloy Rhompson t25 Xrnest Mi11er L29 130 Elton Joe 1.35 Jame 184 OI r -r$qtI.EIJT Johnson Hod.ge s llashington lrouls ile ster - INSTIIUIIOIT : I Lutherm School Al"onzo locke School. I,a!ose School Idiss. 3Lvd.. ChristFn Church New Sa1em Sapttst , I I i l I ; Church I I totaL Cubs [ota1 Explo rers Total Soys _. q , .1 I?I- - ,. . I i i J �ld sB{nmm }rw$I&bl e8' el}IeEAs|lild oowcffi, 3,S.*."r I1I0, LIST OT UNITST I,EADUFS 'AI{O SPONSOTiI}TO IIISTITI'flIIONS qUAPAW DISTFICT IIannlbal Parks A.J. PetIF Ore11 Slmmons Dlstrict Chalrman Dl strle t Yl ce-Chal.rnan District Comrnlssioner ING INSTITUTION gFOOP s!oqrt4Ast$. SPO}TSCF 10? 109 11L Webster trllLllameon 3ld,rid.gp Child.resE lobert J. $hores B.J. Lovlng WtLlie L. WlLllams John l{enty Shield,s M.!, Davls C*eoige C, Broun. Ehomas Ktng Ilosea Montgoalery St. Stephens Baptlst Church Colllns Chapel Cl{E Church Eastern Saptlst Chwch L37 L42 148: x60 r5r !63 L79 '. Cald.welL School $t, Paul Baptlst Church St. James A[4X Church Erlnity CMX Church Provtd.ence AliE Church Blrst Baptlst Church Chelsea IB.ne Avenue Saptist Church TotalScouts. , 1Q&--* I : i ; I l PACK CUEMASfTB L1L Sommle Wllllarns 11] r.1& 115 1?7 t3z Srank A, l'llll.larns 9,14. t,lTatt Calvln Casey l,{erver Cotton James .&. i{owell I}IG INSTIIUIIONS Eastern Star Saptlst Church Grant School Manassas }Ilgh School St. Stephens Baptlst Church l'l.rst Baptlst Church Chelsea f.,ane Avenue 3aptist Church I fotal Culs 97 [otaL 3oys 281 �SX},qIN0I.E DIYISIOi'T 0,1l CFICKASr{T/ tIS[ O3' C0UiiiCIi, B.S,A. IJ]TIrS, LE]'DI-pS A]D SPO]ISO-I]IG ' I}TC. I]TSTITUTIO]'TS OT[A1^iA DISTEICT John l{. Kerr IToble Gatlin District !i strict Dlstrict t!00P q!.AuryiAqrry. SPOI,ISOi ING 104 Col-bert Story lr,it. Pisgah Clm Chi:rch Mt. Plsgah Ci{E Church First Baptist Chelsea Chucch Douglass High SchooL P.T.A. i{yd.e Park School Beulah Saptist Church A.E. i,iclntyre 104 Post faft Howe1l 114 f.iatthew Duckett \21+ Lre 'r 2'l t3) 'i?( v5 141 L45 ]..69 172 1?6 178 t85 onard. O,l. Ivi . Jone s Cash Louis i{arrison ?a;;nond. Seay Noble Gatlln George l. Clark Thonas Sherrod. John L,ee Greer Calvin f'ranklin Eobert l"iair leY A.C. Jackson louis D. rrla"Iler Chairman Vi ce-Chairnan Connissioner lXiSrIru'rr0N Chapel Baptist Church Friend.ship tsaPtist Church Hil1rs Magnolia SchooL Colenan Chapel CI'IX Church Keel Avenue BaPtist Church SunnerfieLd. BaPtist Church Irit. ]{oriah Saptist Churoh IIew 3ra Saptist Church Greater l,tt. Zlon SaPtist Church Total Scouts 1l.? total Explorers PACJ( CIIBIIASTEJQ 101 Calvin Kincaid.e, Jr. 103 105 109 L?1- L25 86 I{enr..I ?il_cher Samuel Harris lrnmett Grant Casey Colena.n Charle s Jones irl. [. Harrison SP01''iS01) 19 IirG ITISIIIUTI0N Douglass High School P.[.4' lester Street School Sriendship BaPtist Chr:rch 3eulah Saptist Church Colernan Chapel CliS Church Mt, Pisgah CI{E Church Hillr s Chapel BaPtist Church Total Cubs 1Ii,8 Total Bo.1rg tl.8& I t I I i I . �.! g.gwAr !qgN- 9r. JfBQI&l{qNr by 0rFmlcTS DISTAICI SITAIIII$XX Dlstrict Chalrnan strlet Y!.ce-Chalrman District Commissloner Mr. Proscott tr'Ishet Mr. W.C. Potts Mrt. Ezra Ir. Di ford. s TotaI Iorers Cubs Soys [roops Packs Posts Unis Dec. 1, 1952 406 59 0 465 2T 3 0 24 Dec. 1, L953 508 9t+ 0 6oz 24 5 0 29 Ioss or Galn LO? 35 ,*** r t*{.******rF* t37 3 2 OTTA WA A.E. *{.**** **{:** 5 TISTRICT District Chairman tri ct Vlce-Chelrnan Distrlct Commiseioner McJntJrre John H. Kerr NobLe Gat1ln Dis Scouts Dec. I, ].952 380 Dec. 1, L953 317 Iross or Galn *61 TotaL orers Cubs 140 o r4B Lg 81946 :& * *,k * x *x,F * {r*,1. {.r1. Iro Packs Posts Unlts 52a t7 o 0 23 481| J,5 7 1 23 44 1 1 0 ** {.* *,1.r. ** A?RO}IMAD DISTFICT Robert Johnson Henry Warren J.C. Griffln Scouts Cubs Ericlorers Dec. 3., 1952 r.90 151 0 Dec. 11 L95l 239 22t 0 of 49 7o 0 LoSS C'aln Distrlct Chalrman strict Vice-Chalrnran nistrict Cornml ssloner Oi fotaL Soys * Bro,opl Packs Posts U+ttE 3t+Ll-060]16 460 12?OLg 1192tA3 �tr- CoIPAPISoN 0P ElBolli'{0iiiT by DIS T} I.C TS , CONT I D clr'mrBglT prsqBrcE 14r lvir Mr T.J. A.!. Dlstrlct Chairrian Dlstrict Vlce-Chairman Dlstrlct Commlssloner Ioney A1len Sobert Hoberscn ts lotal P B Cub sts Ualt Dec. 1r L952 ..(./ l94 0 473a580 nec. L, 1953 23], l-85 5 421, L6 9 1 26 loss or Galn -48 -9 5 -52 1 1 1 3 *. *(* ** ** * rF,l.*** **r{. ***** QTTAPAW + {.* DISIErCI Dlstrict Hannibal Parks Chairman Vl ce-Chairman District Commlssloner A.J. Perry Dl OzeLL Simmons Scouts 1, ]-952 Dcc. 1, l95l Dec. Loss or Galn 228 184 -Ut+ total Cubs Explorers ]..20 97 -23 o 0 o * {. ri. r<* **d( * * * 348 2Br-6? rl. +r*,1.,1. ** 1952 1,458 6?4 ?3 Dec. L, 1953 1, Ll'81 742 24 Loss \ or Galn t3 58 1 strl ct froops Soys TOTAIJS TOP. SM,{INOIE Dec. 23 Packs Posts Units 11 5 0 16 11 A 0 1') o t_ 0 L 1 102 ** rl. * *{c 'IVISION 2,L65 2,24? Q^ QL ?4 78 rflr 28 342 6ttz r.14 �M ' 't ();t.:) I : :,5-/-',F" i-,': L +t ,. YI' l. :19 -1. ) ? 2 Ec"'c-i ? 2/cct, 24oo ? Dv: 2&,u ? lBco l6oo t: )4cu I 12uc ,l looo 8oo 5ou 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/. 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 OF COMMITTEES-IS5O SEMIT{OLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL LEMOYNE COLLEGE COMMONS DECEMBEH, MEMPHIS, 9-6:30 P. M. TENNESSEE J I Sirvlh\lC!,8 Dly I 5l C,,\I Otr CEICIU,SAI,I COUNCII,, 3. S. A., IITC, December 9, 1953 gO A1,T., STIIM'TDS Otr' SCOUTI$GI 0hls report states in printed. word.s and. figures what has been accorc'plished d.uring the year of L953 vrith the rna.ny volunteer workers of the seni.nore Division of Chickasaw Councir, 3oy Scouts of Arnerica, Inc. Ehe privilege of, serving as your Diviston Chairmarr during this 2Jth year of activities has been a very pleasa.:et one. I'luch has been aceomprished, yet we have just scratched. tlre surface, rhe rur- failing cooperation of the council presic.ent, ehairran of rnter--. racibl- connittee, sen:inole Division steering Conr:ittee, and. the scout Exeeutive a,nd other official-s have mad-e it possible for us to push forward' Let us rejoice in our aceonrpllshrnents, but not stop on our acheivenents. It is iqperative that we re-affirm our efforts in the future to meet the growing popul.ation and. the nounting of juventle deLinqrrency. As long as we have boys in our nid-st vre cmst continue untiL every hoy that wants to be a Scout wil1 have the opportunity. Agaia, thankins you for your fine cooperation, Sincerely yours, J L. iielson, Division Chairnan JIN: mJe ) I Chalrnanr $tand.ing Committees Divislon Chairman Yice-Chairnan Vice-Chairma"n Secretary Divlsion Comrnls sioner Member at largo Member at lerge Sct ivit ie s Organizatlon & Ixtension Carlplng Cubbing Cubbing Ad-vancernent fralnlng Publicity & PubLic Belations Mr Mr Ivir l'tr Mr Mr nr Mr J.L,.3rlnk1ey J.trtl. Clarke Colorad.o Johnson E.A. Ilariuklns, Str . Robert E"Brown tr'red. BiclreL Hollls'tr'. Prloe [.J.3eauchanp Iir. A.E, I'lclntyre I{r. H.A. Parks Mr" T.J. [one;r Mr. Bobert Johaeon Mr. W.C, ?otts Mr. Prescott Fisher District Chairmen Ottawa Distrlct Qpapaw nistrict Chnarron District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District District Commissioners Ottawa Distrlct Quapavr District Cirnarron District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District Shawnee District ** *r.<*******rl.* i.**drrf i.* Pres. Chickasaur Councd.i. Chmn. f nter-EaciaL Comnrlttee Scout Xxecutive Scout Conmissloner SMTT nivlsion Executive tr'ield. Executlve lieltL Executive Office Manager Regi strar SE}.4I1{OM DIiIISIO}T OI'' C'{ICKASAii',f CoUNCII,, B. S.A', INC. srxmrNG co}m'{r[tEE, 1953 gqrLqqs t Mr. J.l. N'e1son Dr. If.W. 0ibson Fev. S.A. Owen Rev, A.W. Andrews !.6y, J.A, McDanlels Mr. Tred. BickeL Dr. Peter Cooper Mr. Noble Gatlln l,tr. 02e11 Sirnmons Mr. lobert Roberson I'{r. J.C. Griffin Mr. Szra I,. !ord. I{r. Charles SLetcher Ivlr . !I. C. Pot t s Mr. Charles I.{. Crurnp Mr. EtL Dalstrom Mr. W. Gord.on Morris Mr. I{erbert Hernker I4r. J.A. Seauchamp Mr. Fred 0. Harris Mr. Maurice Gray !hs.. I.{,J. Campbell Miss R.E. WlLkerson oBGAIII ZAII oil A:{D EIITEJSI oi:l Coi ii iI ITIE J. !I. Clarke, Chairman Despite the fact of a strong 0rganizatlon & Ixtension Connmlttee through out the Division our record.s show that r*e hacl only a 3.3 €a,ln for the over all picturer SeLor.r is a comparlson of menbership for leoernber L, L952 to Decemb€r L, 1953, Qep. ,1. ,1o(2 Qec. 1. 1o,5'{ Setn LoFs Scouts 1.468 148L t3 ExpLorers Cubs 23 6zt+ . 2L65 Iec, 1, -1953 L 6e 82 Galn I,o ss -, 58 ?4 ?4? 221+7 Tie wish to express deepest gratitud.e to Scouter and. friend.s of Scouting who worked. with us during the yearl made it possibl-e for Seninole Division to show 3.3 percen age of an increase during 1953, Our obJective tor 1953 was to organlze troops, Pacl<s' anrd. post uhere ever lnterested leadership could- be fouad., and to euphaslze more readers for the Soyts L,lfe i.lagaztne. A stronger effort is to be mad.e tn lg5l+ to organlze more units under trained, lead.ership, BFC 0 i'0"'lrlxDAr I 0 ITS I lfe reconnend" that every unitr,riLl have an assistant. And. specia3- erphasis is being placed- on hol-d.erlng oLd.er boys in Scoutlng. c\r33r E. A" I{awklns, Sr. Robert S. 3rowa, Chairnen Iie are falrLy rre11 pleased. with the progress in ,ftrbbing wlth the exception of Ad"vancement. $omething rnrst be Cone to interest Cubs during their tenth Sirth* d-ay in ord.er to gradtuate then to Scoutingr 3e1ow you will find. the figures which will give a coryarison of work for L95? and. l.953. D.ec. I. 1952 * Cub Scouts 6?4 ?42 A Cub Leadersl [raining Course was conducied. by the chairmen at treMoyne College during the nonth of April fron |th thnr 12th. L3 Cub teaders attend.ed and. J oor. pleted. the course, Outstanding events of the year were the [hanksgivlng Sreakfast he].d. at ]ouglass and. tr\rIler State Parlts where over 200 Cubs participated., the ASuraI'Kite Derby which was heId. at Klond.yke and. L,lnco1n Parks. A special effort is being mad.e to extend. Crrbbing into the nrral section of $orthern Llississippi and. Eastern Arkansas, i I I I I ! II il i I : j tt. sEtlINoL,E DIVISION 0t CHTCKASAT,I CoUNCIl,, B.S.A., INC. ITADTISHIP & TRAININE II.F. Pri ce, Chairman Your Committee on Training is well aware of the fact that in ord.er to get the best results in any fieLd. of end.eavor is through trained. lead.ers. [hls is true to Scoutrnasters, Commissioners, Cubmasters, and. Den Mothers. It even goes d,ovrn to Patrol l,ead.ers and. Den Chlefs. lle are proud. of the [raining Schoo]- hel-d. at LoMoyne College Aprtl 7th through L2th. Your Committee is lnd.ebted' to the many Instructors who served. in the Tralning Course, and. especially- to Mr. Howard. Gruber Orairman of L,ead.ershlp and. [ralning of Chickasaw Council, who d.ld. a rnost effectlve job ln Teehnlques, especia11y... Below is a record. of the fraining School: }10. PERSO}TS !m!^rqlcArE$. }IA},TE OT' COTIRSS ATTX}TDI}iG ISSIJED Scoutrnasters Sasic Tralning Cub Scout l,ead.ers Sasic Iraining Brplorer Iread.ers Basic Tralning Patrol Lead.ers Den Chiefs IOTAI,S 3 78 183 1? 3 We strongly recomrnend. d.urlng the next year a lraining Course for Scoutmasters and. Cub;nasters in the earl;r Springl and also a Iralning Course for Commissioners. + *rl. *>lr * i(** * * ** * *** r( **rF r. **,h* {.i< rl.*{. * x 42 ]-39 )o t3 2l -rQ L+2 !i tI :l i t, t c CAI.FI*\:[G C01,11 iI EIEE fhe Sumrner Canp of Semino]e Division of Chickasaw CounciL ' vra$ held at the 3\].11er State Park fir 4 weeks, beginning June Zl-th th1'L July 19tht 1953' Your comnittee was not pleased with the Ad'vancement durlng the & weeks at Canp trrrfl1-er, l'tre are hoping you will inrprove the coming sumner' Itowever we are happy to report that iir, comparing 303 boy Weeks ln ]952 we had' 38? Boy lieeks in 10(? [his advarcenent proves the ir:portance of ad,equate IEADEBSHIP. trfe submit the following figUres sirowing the work io "o*p*"!son with the work Of \95?' 1r)(, !2,-E-- It9 I'lerit Sad.ges earned. 92 Boys corry:leted 2nd class work 11 Soys cornpleted fst cl"ass work L Courpleted Life Rank 2 Completed" Eagle 0 Conp)-eted. Sta.r Bank sYIl,ii"tIl{G: 125 Soys taught to Swin &l Passed J0 yaril test I ConpS-eted. Swlmnlng l'lerit Sadge requirenents C" 3. Johnson, Clrairnan 195i 19 Merit Sad.ges earned 33 tsoys completed. 2nd class work JJ Completed l-st class work J Completed. Life Bank 0 Coqpleted. 5ag1-e 1 Coqpleted Star Bank L25 Soys taught to Swim LJ passed. J0 Yard- test p Compl"eted. Swimnring l4erit 3ad'ge requi rements Itris year we were again the recipients of the Conmercial Appeall s Special !\rnd defraying the cost of ?g und"erprivledged for two roreeks, and a.Lso )5.00 that was used to purchase naterial for hlnd.icrait work. These boys were selected th:r the Tennessee Department of Public !trelfare, tr'amily Service aad'-*he 0hiLd.renls Bureau. trle are aiso frappy to report that und.er the d.irectlon of our speciaL promot*" ion committee other l-ess chance boys were sent to canrp x\rlIer for one week' l'{ost of the boys represented. broken familils and without the aid' of this fund would' not have had. canrping experlences! I4ISSISSIPPI CAI'P A one week eaqp was held. at Sardls Dam, beginning August Jrd- thnr pth' 3oys fron llernando, Senatobia, Como, Sard.is, Sa"tesvlif*, Cofawater, and i'farlon Arkansas attend.ed. the cary, ia ;;;" fron i,lerryhis r,rere the reclpients of Badlo Station }rDIA' to which we are Lratefuf. The total attendance for thls year d.oubled last yearl s , the total ro" r"Ii y""r-*"* [5 ena the ca,np went over the top this year with ]-05 boys in attendence. Sach troop furnished. its own Leader-shlp ?+d part of itrs food' fhl Councll furnished. the central staff, shelter and soure food. Drring the latter part of July 22 E:plorer Scouts made an e:ped'ition trip to Philmont Banch, Cinarron, New lvlexlcor they spent 10 d'aysr ( aJYAllcxl'iaNT coix iI,TrxE Fred- A. 3icke1, Chairman fhe Adva.ncenent Comnittee of Serninole Division wish to express their satisfac* tion with the increase in Ad.vancenent throu6h out the Division for the year. [he Chairman sird. the District Chairnen seem to have lvrrt over a very constructive whieh is to te inproved. in 1954. Selow is a chart showing the Ad.vanceraent comparison of L952 and. ]-953. 'r o<2 1 6i -_2,2-.4- SNCOND CI,ASS SCOUTS 3'IBST CTASS SCOUES S!A^B. SCOUIS LIT'E SCOUIS EAGT,3 SCOUTS MTBII SANOIS EAfi}TI]D L23 ?t 2 1 2 tt5 239 26a 1? 3 0 3?,8 lxr| *)t *y,.* ilr.*** * ** * ** $'F* il*{. ACtIiiItIES COi'ii,IITIE J. L. 3rinkley, Chairnan At the beginning of the year a cornrnittee wa.s organized to hold a i'{erit 3ad-ge a.rrd. [alent Show at the 3ea1e .&venue Aud.itorlum on April 24th and ?51h. There were sone lJ booths representing varior-,.s l,ierit Baclgos, including: Niasonary, leathercraft, Painting, Plrotography, Conserva.tion' Poultry Keeping, and many ot}ers. Units through out all five d.istricts participated. The Kite Derby staged- by the Cubs was fairly well attended., but could. sh improvemcnt in partlclpation and artistic abiLity' OW SOIner Around 400 Cubs and Scouts ha.d. a gathering at tr\:ller State and. Douglass Parks i;r the Annual Tharursgiving 5'ellbwship Srcakfast. Xor the seeond',consecr:r-tive year the 3oy Scouts of the Seminole Xlvision have takcn spccial and notcd interest in the Annual Sire Prevention Program held- each year during the nonth of October. Cubs ahd. Scouts took a part in the 3ird. Eouse contest sponsorcci by the Tri- State X'air. t I I I PUBI]CITY & PU31,IC }iELAUOI{S T. J. Seauchamp, Chairnan Your connittee is deeply ind.ebted. to the [rl-State lefender, I{enphis tr'for].d, Press Scimitar, and. ConmerciaL Appea} iTewspapers for space given to our special events during the year. Also cooperation from the rad.io stations I'IDIA (B1uff City Sroadca.sting Company) and. KiiII4 of tr;isstr i,lernpiiis, Arkansas. Aside from printing our news the !ri-State nefend.er and. Press Scinltar have featured. otlter stories of Scouting. **,k***rr** *** HEI,,A.TH & SATI]OY H. l. Soyce Dr, l. .[. tlohnpoa, Chairman 0,-:"r HeaLth and Safety Connittee is happy to report there was no accldents or sickiness in either of the trro camps held. [o u"uch can not be said, of the fine services rend-er by !r. Johnson, who was never to busy to examine any boy that cane into his office for a physical. firis cornnittee is e:rpected- to inspect every meeting place tirrouglr out the Division tn the coming year. The safety rocord, of Cub Scouts, Scouts, and E:qplorer Scouts for l-953 lnas been excell-ent. I'{anX over-nigtrt hikes were held", the Annua1 Cub Scout Kite Der$| . Annual l:qposition and the Philmont E:rpediticnn includ-ing nany other activi-ties, but there rrras not a single seriolls injury. fhis record. is a flne tribute to all Cubrliastcrs and. Scoutmasters, trfe reconnend. ancl congratulate yorl for your fine work. Safety thrrr ski11 can not be over err.rphasizedn t .'l SSMINOIE DIVISION Or CHIC}GSAW COUNCIL, 3.S.T,., It{C. TJIST OT I'NITS, I,EADIFS, AND SPONS@I}TG INSTITUTIONS S]{AWNE3 DISMICT TTOOP Pre scott I'i sher W.C. Potts Szra I,. !'ord. Ieonard, Holley M.M, rlaekson Ju1lus Jones loscoe McVay V.I- Ward. J.D, faylor Danlel AlLen 1,.D. Savage Wa1ter Calvln Parks D.0. Irrflrltaker John 3. Strong Blchard. Jones, Jr. James Johnson L,ucious DantzLer Charles llorner "obert I, Mc0rackLln J. Stanley 3(Lmonds J,$I. J61sg, Sr. C. C. 3r.:r ns ILlas Johnson Ralph l{ayne s tillLLie L. Orad.y J.B. Sand.rid.ge Alonzo Sarber CIEI,lASTER Earvin And.erson Charlie Glpson Prescott !'lsher Isic lhod.es Charlle Saulkner Distrlct Chairman Distrlct Vlce-Chalrman Dtstrlct Commlssloner sqo,$son q,ro rNs T rrliq roN Weaver SchooL trtlhite I s Chapel Comnunlty J.S. Phelix Schoo} Shelby County hainlng SchooL Geeter Hlgh $chool Como Jr. I{lgh SchooL Caplevllle School 0akv1L1e SchooL Sprlnghlll School Reuben E. Shivers legton Post Srunswlck Jr. School lhitestat lon SchooL Srooks .Avenue Schoo1 Id.rnond.son Arkansas Clt I zens E,A. HarroLiL Hlgh SchooL It!t. Joyner Saptlst Church Greenhill School Senatobla Colored. School [urre11 School I{ernand,o School Sarrett rs Chapel School SatosvlLLe HIgh SchooL Sdward,rs Chapel AME Church New Bethel Baptist Church Total Scouts SPO}TSOF ING INSIIIUIION West $lemphls School J.S. Phelix Hlgh School Geeter Htgh School Sirelby County Irainlng School CaplevlLLe Schoo1 I ,I i I II i I Ii I Ii t, , i 1I0 117 ].25 L25 s34 138 r.4o 143 Lt+? 150 158 l6t+ t6? :i58 170 L7L L73 174 175 181 '182 r86 LB9 r-9C 108 110 t22 323 140 0 PACK totaL Cubs Total Boys olr. 6q2 .. _ scouTuAFrEB n Sm{[N0lI DIVISION 0f CHICKASAW COIJI{CI],, B.S.A. , INC. LIST 0I' tNIIS, IilADEBS, AND SPoNSoRING INSTISUIIoNS Afil0millrtD DISIRICI TFOOP 105 LL6 118 1.2t 1,22 !23 1.28 130 L56 L5z t65 180 PACK 100 to2 L18 120 131 133 t5z lobert Johnson I{enry Warren J.C. Grtffin gcomuAsqs Jesse Seymore Harold Hughes George I,^I1l}lams Ihrold. l,emmons loche ster ITeeIy Chesley Sherrod. John CoLe, Jr. Jesse D. Wll"liams 1,. E. Ald.rtd.ge James 1I. 31ack James !ester Davle Lelgh CTEMASTEF. !j.i_-- 0iteL1 0t1y Marcus lryons James 1,,. Wright llalter Pamphlet Jesse Sishor:, Sr. Ijlwood rr " !'ie ld.s Donald. V. Ja"ckson District Chalrman Dlstrict Yl ce-Chalrman Dlstrict Conmissloner SPONSOP INO INSEITUEION Salvation Army Mt. Zion Saptist &hu*eh Itvervi ew 0hris t let! Ghu,rch l,lncoln School Hamilton High School locks of Ages Saptist Chwch Shlloh Baptist Church Whitestone Saptist Church l{t. Pleaeant Eaptlst Church Flverview School Groater Mt. l'{oriah Saptist Church Pltrgrim Fest Saptlst Church lotaL Scouts sPgNSoF IIc,rryS rlrqrlory Mt. Zion Baptist Church Kansas .Avenuo SchooL Florid.a Street School Hamilton l{igh School J,in:oIn School Sl-'.'r,i,ion Arriry Fiv,-.',riew SchooL I t a [ota1 Cubs Eotal Soys _ 221 460 219 t I I i I I I Ii ! I i I I l ; I I I I t I I i t II i ,/ ENOOP T.J. Toney .4. [. A1len Fobert Boberson SCOWYASTXR Neverson Jones, Sr. l,lorris Jones, Sr. id.lrtr, Cook Van L,ou 8.J. MarabLo 3.T. Dlckerson Charles Chatman Frank A. Davls Sarnuel 3lagg J.H. Holmes CharLes I. Davis Elias l{ut chinson Melvln Tolen .4.3. Owens, Jr. ?eter Murphy, Sr. Wil1ie Srorsn, Sr. CUBMASTX! I.i\. Hawklns Albert MilLer Arthur Payton lrolloy Rhompson Xrnest Mi11er Elton Johnson Joe Hod.ge Jame s llashington lrouls ile ster Distrlct Chairman Dlstrict VIce-Chalrman Di strict Cornml ssLoner SPO}TSO?INO INSTIIUIIOIT Metropolitan Baptist Church Wllllam B. tr'oote Homes Leath School Porter $chool- P. f .4. Lutherm School Al"onzo locke School. I,a!ose School Idiss. 3Lvd.. ChristFn Church New Sa1em Sapttst Church 100 101 l-02 r_02 103 112 115 119 72? l"39 L5t L59 t66 t77 183 184 Post P+cK L0t! 106 LLz t19 t25 L29 130 1.35 184 totaL Cubs [ota1 Explo Total Soys rers , .1 ,. _. I?I- - q SE!,{IN0I,E DIVISIOI'T Of Ci{ICKASAI'I C0INCII.,, 3.S.A. ' INC' LISU 0F UNIUS, IEADEBS, AND SPoNSoFING INSTIWIIONS cnr,r&3qgll giqrBlcB SP0NS 0R INq -r$qtI.EIJT r OI Centenary Method.ist Church WtLliam I{. Foote Homes Metropo).ltan Baptlst Church MetropoLitan Saptist Church Mt, Olive Cathed.ral Mt. Nebo Saptlst Church Miss. 3J-vd., Church Porter School P.E.A. Penecostal fempLe 0l-ivet Baptist Church Iuthear School Bethel" Presbyterlan Church IreMoyne Gard.ens Alonzo Locke SchooL Progressive Saptist Church New Salem Saptist Church total Scouts -a31 - : I , I I il I ; I I . I i i J ld sB{nmm }rw$I&bl e8' el}IeEAs|lild oowcffi, 3,S.*."r I1I0, LIST OT UNITST I,EADUFS 'AI{O SPONSOTiI}TO IIISTITI'flIIONS qUAPAW DISTFICT gFOOP IIannlbal Parks A.J. PetIF Ore11 Slmmons s!oqrt4Ast$. Webster trllLllameon 3ld,rid.gp Child.resE lobert J. $hores B.J. Lovlng WtLlie L. WlLllams John l{enty Shield,s '. M.!, Davls C*eoige C, Broun. Ehomas Ktng Ilosea Montgoalery CUEMASfTB Sommle Wllllarns Srank A, l'llll.larns 9,14. t,lTatt Calvln Casey l,{erver Cotton James .&. i{owell Dlstrict Chalrman Dl strle t Yl ce-Chal.rnan District Comrnlssioner SPO}TSCF ING INSTITUTION St. Stephens Baptlst Church Colllns Chapel Cl{E Church Eastern Saptlst Chwch Cald.welL School $t, Paul Baptlst Church St. James A[4X Church Erlnity CMX Church Provtd.ence AliE Church Blrst Baptlst Church Chelsea IB.ne Avenue Saptist Church TotalScouts. , 1Q&--* I}IG INSTIIUIIONS Eastern Star Saptlst Church Grant School Manassas }Ilgh School St. Stephens Baptlst Church l'l.rst Baptlst Church Chelsea f.,ane Avenue 3aptist Church 10? 109 11L L37 L42 148: x60 r5r !63 L79 ; I l PACK L1L 11] r.1& 115 1?7 t3z fotal Culs [otaL 3oys 97 281 I: i I SX},qIN0I.E DIYISIOi'T 0,1l CFICKASr{T/ C0UiiiCIi, B.S,A. ' I}TC. tIS[ O3' IJ]TIrS, LE]'DI-pS A]D SPO]ISO-I]IG I]TSTITUTIO]'TS OT[A1^iA DISTEICT 104 104 Post 114 \21+ 'r 2'l t3) 'i?( v5 141 L45 ]..69 172 1?6 178 t85 t!00P PACJ( 101 103 105 109 L?1- L25 86 A.E. i,iclntyre John l{. Kerr IToble Gatlin q!.AuryiAqrry. Col-bert Story faft Howe1l f.iatthew Duckett Lre onard. Ivi . Jone s O,l. Cash Louis i{arrison ?a;;nond. Seay Noble Gatlln George l. Clark Thonas Sherrod. John L,ee Greer Calvin f'ranklin Eobert l"iair leY A.C. Jackson louis D. rrla"Iler CIIBIIASTEJQ Calvin Kincaid.e, Jr. I{enr..I ?il_cher Samuel Harris lrnmett Grant Casey Colena.n Charle s Jones irl. [. Harrison District Chairman !i strict Vi ce-Chairnan Dlstrict Connissioner SPOI,ISOi ING lXiSrIru'rr0N lr,it. Pisgah Clm Chi:rch Mt. Plsgah Ci{E Church First Baptist Chelsea Chucch Douglass High SchooL P.T.A. i{yd.e Park School Beulah Saptist Church Hil1rs Chapel Baptist Church Friend.ship tsaPtist Church Magnolia SchooL Colenan Chapel CI'IX Church Keel Avenue BaPtist Church SunnerfieLd. BaPtist Church Irit. ]{oriah Saptist Churoh IIew 3ra Saptist Church Greater l,tt. Zlon SaPtist Church Total Scouts 1l.? total Explorers 19 SP01''iS01) IirG ITISIIIUTI0N Douglass High School P.[.4' lester Street School Sriendship BaPtist Chr:rch 3eulah Saptist Church Colernan Chapel CliS Church Mt, Pisgah CI{E Church Hillr s Chapel BaPtist Church Total Cubs Total Bo.1rg 1Ii,8 tl.8& I t I I i I . .! g.gwAr !qgN- 9r. JfBQI&l{qNr by 0rFmlcTS SITAIIII$XX DISTAICI Mr. Proscott tr'Ishet Mr. W.C. Potts Mrt. Ezra Ir. ford. Dlstrict Chalrnan Di strlet Y!.ce-Chalrman District Commissloner s Cubs Iorers [roops Packs Posts Unis TotaI Soys Dec. 1, 1952 Dec. 1, L953 Ioss or Galn A.E. McJntJrre John H. Kerr NobLe Gat1ln Dec. I, ].952 Dec. 1, L953 Iross or Galn Robert Johnson Henry Warren J.C. Griffln 35 t37 ,*** r t*{.******rF* *{.**** **{:** OTTAWA TISTRICT TotaL orers 140 o 52a r4B Lg 481| 81946 :& * *,k * x *x,F * {r*,1. {.r1. ** {.* *,1.r. ** A?RO}IMAD DISTFICT 24 29 5 District Chairman Dis tri ct Vlce-Chelrnan Distrlct Commiseioner Iro Packs Posts Unlts 406 508 LO? 9t+ 465 6oz 59 0 0 2T 24 0 0 3 5 3 2 Scouts Cubs 380 317 *61 Scouts Cubs Ericlorers Distrlct Chalrman Oi strict Vice-Chalrnran nistrict Cornml ssloner t7 J,5 44 23 23 0 0 1 1 o 7 1 Dec. 3., 1952 Dec. 11 L95l LoSS of C'aln r.90 239 49 151 22t 7o 0 0 0 fotaL Soys * Bro,opl Packs Posts U+ttE 3t+Ll-060]16 460 12?OLg 1192tA3 tr- 14r lvir Mr T.J. Ioney A.!. A1len Sobert Hoberscn CoIPAPISoN 0P ElBolli'{0iiiT by DIS T} I.C TS , CONT I D lotal Dlstrlct Chairrian Dlstrict Vlce-Chairman Dlstrlct Commlssloner ts Cub B P sts Ualt 23 26 3 Dec. 1r L952 nec. L, 1953 loss or Galn Hannibal Parks A.J. Perry OzeLL Simmons ..(./ 23], -48 l94 l-85 -9 0 5 5 473a580 421, L6 -52 1 1 1 9 1 *. *(* ** ** * rF,l.*** **r{. ***** + {.* QTTAPAW DISIErCI Scouts Cubs Explorers Dlstrict Chairman Dl strl ct Vl ce-Chairman District Commlssloner froops Packs Posts Units total Soys Dec. 1, ]-952 Dcc. 1, l95l Loss or Galn Dec. \ 1952 Dec. L, 1953 Loss or Galn 228 184 -Ut+ ]..20 o 348 11 97 0 2Br- 11 -23 o -6? o * ri. r<* **d( * * {. * rl. +r*,1.,1. * * ** rl. * *{c TOTAIJS TOP. SM,{INOIE 'IVISION 6?4 ?3 2,L65 ?4 0 0 0 5 A t_ 16 1') L 102 r.14 1,458 1, Ll'81 28 1 742 24 2,24? 78 342 t3 58 1 Q^ lr 6ttz QL rf clr'mrBglT prsqBrcE ' 't ();t.:) I : :,5-/-',F" i-,': L +t ,. :19 -1. 2 Ec"'c-i 2/cct, 24oo Dv: 2&,u lBco l6oo )4cu 12uc looo 8oo 5ou t: i.... M YI' l. ) ? ? ? ? I ,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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Seminole Division Reports of Committees 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/ Committee Report Seminole Division