https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/df0d7aba8347f1e5e36982a25b727fba.pdf 9353d3b7133bed7dd87082684f39dc9b PDF Text Text ·Official Orga~ ~f Scout Chiek11saw Council Boy1Scouts 9f America. Pre,ss~·scimitar Published Weekly MEMPHIS, WEDNESDAY, JUI:,Y 13, 1938 VOL. 7, .NO. 26h GOOD NEWS AT,' CURRIER w· A T . I s :u -·n--the "Idle'E' 'T"U'E"R 'S, · . :'i\.li wi!d/' ~or. a 75G-mue tnP'OO'wn . -.-.r~ . ..S.0L.' -'.S• M1ssISS1pp1. _ Sea Scouts Start Cruise July 21 Eight Sea Scouts• will leave July 30-f@J!.,,_tJLb~boat, . BRONZE pALM. I . BADGE WON BY : SGOUT K~LLER ,t -. ~'· Alan Dixon will serve as ,skipper and Fred Carney Jr. as first mate. Others are ·Harry Gunther, Allbrey Wat~on, Steve Turnbull, Morgan Plummer, Joe Meek and Sonny Reynolds. Stops wiil indude Vicksburg, Natchez,. Baton Rouge and Helena. -· ·. . . Eugene Keller of Trooti. 12 became Good news both ~or Scoµ.ts .an<J. f1t Bronze Pi>lm Eagle Sco,i,it Saturday for the fathers ef Scou.ts has been · a't fhe Currier court. · Fritz Wei._ announced by the currier activities gandt and B1lly Ga1low ii,.d:vaneeci to committee. , "·1 DANCE AT ,Life, Philip Larimore to Fir,st Cm.SS . Scouts will be glacl to kp.ow that and Eugene Ghurch tb Star: · · df camp imprbvemen~ · FOLLOWS COlJRT aare.. number J:ack Farris .won· :q1s seeorii:l-ye~r planned before ·ne;xt year . camp emblem. Winne~s :£If · . first .An old-fashioned J:>arn ,danqe, ' J'lath:ers of $couts can. fish in the year emblems· wei,:e: ' , •.{ ' ~" with Girl Scouts of Camp Kiwa'ni lake at Currier and sw'im in the pool .Bernard Mayer ..Zan~ eifs as hostesses'. foll?wecy tl~e qourt ,<?f· all they want fre~ ·of.· charge· frbm Slyvester Pi't.ts K;era.n Ho~or at Kia Krma, .:Friday,,. It at,~ now thrlJ Sept. :i,.. , • GR1vin co,oper ran . ' Don Dluga'cll , Grace ' tracted one efdhif l:J<fggest· .~wds This ruling f@r .fa t 'h er s was Gene l1aurem1! ·~ Grey , ' for any event .f).t ·~amp, thiJ>"season . . ·made, · .C:hief Morris .said, to en1 ~e~;~~fi~d~·g t::te~ Highlight Of the CO!Urt was the COtjrag~ interest of fathers in their 4\Ward . Of a, fifth-year qil>mp ·e m- S0P,S' activities and ta acquant them ti01) were gi;ven ta ~he following .bleµi•"tt> Minor Dent. Third-ye.ar.,.e m- · ~rfth the facilities 'at curver and the EUGENE KELLER scouts who ·have attended ca1m~~br fi,ve weeks: . . ti. . blemi:i' w~re< wqn b~''_'· RO:V Douglas,_ fun, .and educa:~on their sons can A :fores.try badge passed at curFordyce ~M~tch!'!ll, Lange Butler and .get when sent there. · ~ Philip • La.rimore El: L, Lacey . S.chaedle Warner Eliot Phil Pe'Iis,tein; second-year emb·lems Among the imP,rovements,' Chief rier Qourt plaqea Eugene . Keller, .,, Dido Bo,yd Billingsley Olli~ence Sinit)l J;;::i: Edwa.rd Allen.berg a.nd Rembert Morris. said, will be a, new T.shaP,ed is, of 1749 ,Glenwoo·d Place, in~ the :Frai1k ·Billingsley · .p!uuoh Bronze., Palm Eagle cla&s. He ·is ·a Don~lson. First-yea.r :emblems were dock,.a;nd ~n,m)t~r of new rdwboats. g;g~g:fi1lf.if%rilt ~ ~~\~~ ext .Trocyp ~~ ,!WJi ha& ,bflen. . ,11,l;!l!].be1> ,,, A concrete . · ill he...hullt~~awaucted. to: 1Vreii-t ba@;es y;: .n_·by: · an Ea.glea,. yea~., "1 •B?YC~ Nirrw&> G;erieHen'cirix~-- SWfffim!Qij \;. .,,. Berd.a:ta 'Mayer " B 1llr ·1i<>fr.r Jimmy Hofer OtheF.t ill be in connec1 ¥.~;~· ~ ::: 1!?,~1byo~~t~1;~.. Jack Salmon tion witli tlie cabins, mess hall and 17 TO 'HARDY CAMP -, Bob;by ~cCool Geor,%e Grey Vi,c tor . GFetzinger advanced to additions to> equipment. The comFROM BROWNSVILLE ~~1~eR~~g~1~~ \l'lt.,~· ~oe Li<.i~~~~'.I'. First Class. l m'ttee includes: ' A truck carryilig 17 scouts pulled Sherr·Y;, Winfprd . Jimmy Richardson Merit badges were- won by: Freii Christenbury Martin Zook -~-" ..out of :mrownsville, Tenn.," satui'<J·iitY ,•~,;'ie1b".1" £1!\i'ie~~i ti~ 'ffmn C. H. Church E K · Leech Finis Pattorr Ford.yce Mitcheli . for Kia . ·.Kima. Th.-e"" g uhtjer Ted Eliot ,> ottice Tidwell }i~~~~ ~~:l~in ~hief Me>rrls ' ' .' > ' '.Zame Wells · Boyd Billingsley · ·Paul Snodgress Gene Hendrix . ·direction Of F\.ed · Sily , ,Wl11 • ' BillY, .Callow Sanfor'd Garner Tom Reinert · Jimmy Hofer HAR.DY . , .~ .. Vi'ctor Gretzinger Hancock McDonald .Jimmy Young 1Rex Moody Bobpy Shaller Hugh Walle;ce· Bennie Tutt I Walker Taylor Roy Douglas Frank P.atriek Lange Butler Tommy Moore Boyce Norwood. James Giles Phil Pensiein R oger Green Edward Allenber11 • · Th!!: entire camp .goes horsel>ack riding every TUesda,y a•f terno.on and I that new· activity is ri,vaUng: the rifle range, canoeing and swimming iri popularity. Robert Kirkpa.trick and Hancock McDonald won first pr1zes in ·senior ~nd junior divisions of a 'l>ully:. wurnpus ge,me last 'week. · 16 SCOUTS LEAVE FOR STAY AT KKK Sixteen scouts left Saturday for , one or more weeks at Ki-a "K'ilfia. They' are:• Wilbur Masson Jimtn~ Martefis Louis Leroy Jack Adains Eil)Y Gockroit Ben Welch Jimmy Williams Bobby Orr Robert Williama Frank Turnbull Orrin Carter Jimmy Robi'nson Dan McGee Mick~y Wilson Jack Jemison Nathan Tamm TROOP 72 PARTY AT CHURCH TOMORROW By RAYMOND KEARNEY Troop 7'§ Reporter A bridge and bunco party is being arranged for Troop 72 at Blessed Sacrament school at 8 p.m. to;rnorrow. Rev. Walter Bust, seoutmaste1-, is in charge, ~. ~ FINAL MATCHES IN TROOP 24 TOURNEY '"~ ~tl;l~;{~clceJ'urdan Japk Bell'' ~~g ~~~tst ' By .LARRY M' SWINE ON Troop 24 R'ePOfter Final matche~ of Troop· 24's tennis tournament will be played itt. Beauregard tomorrow morning: . Patrols are competing against each FISH RLAY TRl'CKS, . other ·in swimming, divfng, golf and . ON TROOP 1!7 BOYS tennis. Winning patrol will receive a prize. . · · ·· Troop lti strung out a trot line in A scout must win a merit badge or the Loosahatchie Ri\:er ,ngar the-ii-' pass a test before· he ·can enter the camp.ing spot ·l~st Saturday.. Wher+ finals of any €Vent. · the line was .t aken up the bait wa~ Scoutmaster Whitaker and, Scouts gone, but. there were no ' fi;;h. Sterling McSwine, Tom Kelly and .' Sevel1teen scouts, . led b;( Sc.~mt­ James Alston went to currier la.st master K_gtmeth Moffe'tt, made the week-end. fu'l:I'f: · The group slept on willow - _,.._.' ~·""'". ~, boughs, hiked, passed tests and had -TROOP 81 C.ETS a: 'ra11in g_oo_d_t_im~·~e·-~ . " ' ' Troop Sl Report•; Troop 81 of Caplev11le, Teni:i., added two new m~mbers anq 'a bugle last week. I· , , Herman . Hicks and Alvin Sides bring the troop's membership ''to 12. Frank S. Smith is spoutmaster. --~-~ · __,___ " A BIG surprise ,is · planned a.t Troop ll's meeting Friday. A bas, ketball gaine was played ' 1a.s.t meeting. , ' DR. J. PAI;MER MOSS is the he;;:, !JhY.s.icia,n at, KalllP ~-i~ Kima, ~ . .· Troop 10 Reporter Senio~ ·Pat~ol L,e'ader Robert Mizell \vill lead ~';rroe.i:l' 10 on a ,four-day hike to Piney Woods tlii$ ·week-end. A new kind of baseball game-· was ·1· played Friday, with scouts asking questtons aBd the sc0re · beiI).g counted on "hits" and "misses.'' Richar'q chandler, ,..Jimmy- Roaich-;J .Bil,l M;.0rris J"f.' °'and Jack Wilson served 'as "pitchers" by trying to answer the questions. Jack, Wilson is .tfile troop's newliist Life scout. Jimmy Roach and Bill Glass are newest Stars. 48 BOYS 2 BOYS AND BUGLE TROOP By _CARROLL SCHAEFFER By JACK .WILSON " : · ' · . W Pll(YINC:1 GAMES TROOP 9 Will s IM ' . . AT EAST END FRIDAY A tt~am led by B\11 Lawson de- B ROBERT NIEMAN I l feated ·a team led by Lloyd Church Y in. a series of games at Troo_p 48's . . T,ro~p 9 Reporter , ,. . meeting Friday. . A swim Fnday at East End w1ll ..rt 'was the first .meeting under .be the frist o~ '!i'oop 9's new series direction 9f · new S.c outmaster of summer Parties. Charles Church Sr. Picture show parties, waterm!Jlon stlppers and picnics will .follow. CHICKASAW COUNCIL needs a. Ram patrol recently won a scavmerit badge counselor . for ·coin col- ehger hunt. 1€<lt4tg. ' '.l\nyone eligible to ju.dge -----~ collecting , ' M.d- would like· to work EAST END ~CO'EJ'RT wiII meet at witfi boys•, ~ p•lease can Sc.o ut head· Union Aventie . Baptist Church a,t qua.rters, :.§~2351 •· · · · · ;~ '7;30 p.rti. tomorr,oW;,_,·.._-_........:;...i;>............w � 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 Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. 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 ·Official Orga~ ~f Chiek11saw Council Boy1 Scouts 9f America. Scout Pre,ss~·scimitar VOL. 7, .NO. 26h MEMPHIS, WEDNESDAY, JUI:,Y 13, 1938 Published Weekly Sea Scouts Start GOOD NEWS AT,' Cruise July 21 CURRIER w· A T BRONZE p ALM. I Eight Sea Scouts• will leave July . I s .. BADGE WON BY :u -·n--the 30-f@J!.,,_tJLb~boat, . "Idle- 'E' ,t 'T"U'E"'RS , · . :'i\. li wi!d/' ~or. a 75G-mue tnP'OO'wn . -. -. r~ . ..S.0L.'-'.S M1ssISS1pp1. _ • : SGOUT K~LLER Alan Dixon will serve as ,skipper and Fred Carney Jr. as first mate. Others are ·Harry Gunther, Allbrey Wat~on, Steve Turnbull, Morgan Plummer, Joe Meek and Sonny Reynolds. Stops wiil indude Vicksburg, Natchez,. Baton Rouge and Helena. DANCE AT HAR.DY FOLLOWS COlJRT Good news both ~or Scoμ.ts . an<J. for the fathers ef Scou.ts has been announced by the currier activities committee. , " · 1 ~'· -. -· · . . . Eugene Keller of Trooti. 12 became f1t Bronze Pi>lm Eagle Sco,i,it Saturday · a't fhe Currier court. · Fritz Wei._ gandt and B1lly Ga1low ii,.d:vaneeci to , Life, Philip Larimore to Fir,st Cm.SS and Eugene Ghurch tb Star: · · . Scouts will be glacl to kp.ow that a . number df camp imprbvemen~ · are. planned before ·ne;xt year . . An old-fashioned J:>arn ,danqe, ' J'lath:ers of $couts can. fish in the with Girl Scouts of Camp Kiwa'ni lake at Currier and sw'im in the pool as hostesses'. foll?wecy tl~e qourt ,<?f· all they want fre~ ·of.· charge· frbm Ho~or at Kia Krma, .:Friday,,. It at,~ now thrlJ Sept. :i, .. , • J:ack Farris .won· :q1s seeorii:l-ye~r camp emblem. Winne~s :£If · . first year emblems· wei,:e: ' , •. { ' ~" .Bernard Mayer . Zan~ eifs Slyvester Pi't.ts K;era.n tracted one efdhif l:J<fggest· .~wds This ruling f@r .fa t 'h er s was for any event.f).t ·~amp, thiJ>"season . . ·made, · .C:hief Morris .said, to en- Highlight Of the CO!Urt was the COtjrag~ interest of fathers in their 4\Ward . Of a, fifth-year qil>mp ·em- S0P,S' activities and ta acquant them .bleμi•"tt> Minor Dent. Third-ye.ar.,.em- · ~rfth the facilities 'at curver and the blemi:i' w~re< wqn b~''_'· RO:V Douglas,_ fun, .and educa:~on their sons can GR1vin co,oper ran . ' Don Dluga'cll , Grace ' Gene l1aurem1! ·~ Grey, ' ~e~;~~fi~d~·g1t::te~ . , EUGENE KELLER ti01) were gi;ven ta ~he following scouts who ·have attended ca1m~~br Fordyce ~M~tch!'!ll, Lange Butler and .get when sent there. · A :fores.try badge passed at currier Qourt plaqea Eugene . Keller, .,, is, of 1749 ,Glenwoo·d Place, in~ the Bronze.,Palm Eagle cla&s. He ·is ·a ,11,l;!l!].be1> ext .Trocyp ~~ ,!WJi ha&,bflen. . fi,ve weeks: . . ti. . ~Philip • La.rimore El: L, Lacey . Phil Pe'Iis,tein; second-year emb·lems Among the imP,rovements,' Chief Dido S.chaedle Warner Eliot J;;::i: Edwa.rd Allen.berg a.nd Rembert Morris. said, will be a, new T.shaP,ed Don~lson. First-yea.r :emblems were dock,.a;nd ~n,m)t~r of new rdwboats. awaucted. to: ,,, A concrete . · ill he...hullt~~- Bo,yd Billingsley Olli~ence Sinit)l :Frai1k ·Billingsley · .p!uuoh g;g~g:fi1lf.if%rilt ~ ~~\~~ • B?YC~ Nirrw&> G;erieHen'cirix~-- SWfffim!Qij - B1llr ·1i<>fr.r Jimmy Hofer OtheF.t ill be in connec- 1Vreii-t ba@;es y;: .n_·by: · Berd.a:ta 'Mayer " an Ea.gle- a,. yea~., "1 \;. .~ .,,. 1!?,~1byo~~t~1;~.. Jack Salmon tion witli tlie cabins, mess hall and 17 TO 'HARDY CAMP ¥.~;~·. ..~ 1::: -, Bob;by ~cCool Geor,%e Grey Vi,ctor . GFetzinger advanced to additions to> equipment. The com- First Class. l m'ttee includes: ' FROM BROWNSVILLE ~~1~eR~~g~1~~ \l'lt.,~· ~oe Li<.i~~~~'.I'. Merit badges were- won by: Freii Christenbury Martin Zook -~-" C. H. Church E K· Leech A truck carryilig 17 scouts pulled Sherr·Y;, Winfprd . Jimmy Richardson .. out of :mrownsville, Tenn.," satui'<J·iitY ,•~,;'ie1b".1" £1!\i'ie~~i ti~ 'ffmn Finis Pattorr Ford.yce Mitcheli ·Paul Snodgress Gene Hendrix . Tom Reinert · Jimmy Hofer Vi'ctor Gretzinger Frank P.atriek Hancock McDonald Lange Butler .Jimmy Young 1- Tommy Moore Rex Moody Boyce Norwood. Bobpy Shaller James Giles Hugh Walle;ce· Phil Pensiein Bennie Tutt I Roger Green Walker Taylor Edward Allenber11 Roy Douglas • · Th!!: entire camp .goes horsel>ack riding every TUesda,y a•fterno.on and I that new· activity is ri,vaUng: the rifle range, canoeing and swimming iri popularity. Robert Kirkpa.trick and Hancock McDonald won first pr1zes in ·senior ~nd junior divisions of a 'l>ully:. wurnpus ge,me last 'week. · 16 SCOUTS LEAVE FOR STAY AT KKK Sixteen scouts left Saturday for , one or more weeks at Ki-a "K'ilfia. They' are:- • Wilbur Masson Jimtn~ Martefis Louis Leroy Jack Adains Eil)Y Gockroit Ben Welch Jimmy Williams Bobby Orr Robert Williama Frank Turnbull Orrin Carter Jimmy Robi'nson Dan McGee Mick~y Wilson Jack Jemison Nathan Tamm TROOP 72 PARTY AT CHURCH TOMORROW By RAYMOND KEARNEY Troop 7'§ Reporter A bridge and bunco party is being arranged for Troop 72 at Blessed Sacrament school at 8 p.m. to;rnorrow. Rev. Walter Bust, seoutmaste1-, is in charge, }i~~~~ ~~:l~in ~hief Me>rrls . for Kia . ·.Kima. Th.-e"" g uhtjer Ted Eliot ,> ottice Tidwell ' ' .' 11> ' '.Zame Wells · Boyd Billingsley · ·direction Of F\.ed · Sily , ,Wl • ' BillY, .Callow Sanfor'd Garner FINAL MATCHES IN ~. ~ '"~ ~tl;l~;{~clceJ'urdan ~~g ~~~tst TROOP 24 TOURNEY By .LARRY M'SWINE Troop 24 R'ePOfter Final matche~ of Troop· 24's tennis tournament will be played itt. Beauregard tomorrow morning: . Patrols are competing against each FISH RLAY TRl'CKS, . other·in swimming, divfng, golf and. ON TROOP 1!7 BOYS tennis. Winning patrol will receive a prize. . · · · Troop lti strung out a trot line in A scout must win a merit badge or the Loosahatchie Ri\:er ,ngar the-ii-' pass a test before· he ·can enter the camp.ing spot ·l~st Saturday.. Wher+ finals of any €Vent. · the line was .taken up the bait wa~ Scoutmaster Whitaker and, Scouts gone, but. there were no' fi;;h. Sterling McSwine, Tom Kelly and .' Sevel1teen scouts, . led b;( Sc.~mtJames Alston went to currier la.st master K_gtmeth Moffe'tt, made the week-end. fu'l:I'f: · The group slept on willow - _,.._.' ~·""'". ~, boughs, hiked, passed tests and had -TROOP 81 C.ETS a: 'ra11in g_oo_d_t_im~·~e·-~ . " Japk Bell'' ' ON By JACK .WILSON . . · Troop 10 Reporter Senio~ ·Pat~ol L,e'ader Robert Mizell \vill lead ~';rroe.i:l' 10 on a ,four-day hike to Piney Woods tlii$ ·week-end. A new kind of baseball game-· was ·1· played Friday, with scouts asking questtons aBd the sc0re · beiI).g counted on "hits" and "misses.'' Richar'q chandler, ,..Jimmy- Roaich-;J .Bil,l M;.0rris J"f.' °'and Jack Wilson served 'as "pitchers" by trying to answer the questions. Jack, Wilson is .tfile troop's newliist Life scout. Jimmy Roach and Bill Glass are newest Stars. 2 BOYS AND BUGLE TROOP 48 BOYS · ' · . W By _CARROLL SCHAEFFER " Pll(YINC: GAMES TROOP 9 Will s IM ' ' ' Troop Sl Report•; ~ : . 1 . AT EAST END FRIDAY Troop 81 of Caplev11le, Teni:i., A tt~am led by B\11 Lawson de- B ROBERT NIEMAN I added two new m~mbers anq 'a bugle feated ·a team led by Lloyd Church Y last week. I· , , in. a series of games at Troo_p 48's . . T,ro~p 9 Reporter , ,. . Herman . Hicks and Alvin Sides meeting Friday. . A swim Fnday at East End w1ll l bring the troop's membership ''to 12. ..rt 'was the first . meeting under . be the frist o~ '!i'oop 9's new series Frank S. Smith is spoutmaster. direction 9f · new S.coutmaster of summer Parties. --~-~· __,___ " Charles Church Sr. Picture show parties, waterm!Jlon A BIG surprise ,is· planned a.t stlppers and picnics will .follow. Troop ll's meeting Friday. A bas, CHICKASAW COUNCIL needs a. Ram patrol recently won a scavketball gaine was played' 1a.s.t meet- merit badge counselor . for · coin col - ehger hunt. ing. , 1€<lt4tg. ' '.l\nyone eligible to ju.dge -----~ ' collecting , ''M.d- would like· to work EAST END ~CO'EJ'RT wiII meet at DR. J. PAI;MER MOSS is the he;;:, witfi boys•, ~ p•lease can Sc.out head· Union Aventie . Baptist Church a,t !JhY.s.icia,n at, KalllP ~-i~ Kima, qua.rters, :.§~2351 •· · · · · ;~ '7;30 p.rti. tomorr,oW;,_,·..-__........:;...i;> ............ w 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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